The Joint Action Committee of Tertiary Institutions (JACTI), Taraba State, has reaffirmed that its two-week warning strike remains in force, accusing the state government of failing to take concrete steps towards addressing workers’ demands.
In Bulletin No. 4, dated November 8, 2026, the committee maintained that the industrial action, which commenced at 11:59 p.m. on November 4, would continue as scheduled.
The bulletin, signed by JACTI’s Bulletin Committee, expressed dissatisfaction with what it described as the Taraba State Government’s failure to address the legitimate demands of staff across the affected tertiary institutions.
Consequently, the committee directed all members to comply fully with the strike directives and refrain from performing official duties throughout the duration of the industrial action.
JACTI urged members to remain united, disciplined and law-abiding while awaiting further directives from the committee’s leadership.
It also cautioned workers against engaging in activities capable of undermining the collective decision of the unions, stressing that unity and solidarity were essential to achieving their demands.
The committee reiterated its commitment to the ongoing industrial action, pending concrete steps by the state government to resolve the issues raised by the affected workers.
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