The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions have declared a one-day protest on Thursday over the Federal Government’s failure to meet their demands.
Acting under the Joint Action Committee, both unions have directed all their branches to hold joint emergency meetings to mobilise members for protest activities.
These will include marches on campuses, placard displays, and press briefings.
The decision followed a comprehensive review of government actions at JAC’s meeting on October 6th, after several ultimatums had expired without resolution.

Super Falcons goalkeeper, Chiamaka Nnadozie, continues to make headlines in England after climbing to the top of the Women’s Super League saves chart, while also earning a nomination for the PFA WSL Fans’ Player of The Month award for September.

The Brighton & Hove Albion shot-stopper, who joined the English side from Paris FC in the summer, has been a standout performer in her debut season, registering 22 saves in five matches, the highest in the league so far.

According to league statistics, Nnadozie has also kept two clean sheets, making her one of the most consistent goalkeepers in the division.

According to authorities in Thailand, the death toll from floods has risen to twenty-two on Tuesday, as they rushed to get relief to an estimated three hundred and seventy thousand people affected by heavy rainfall and overflowing rivers.

The Disaster Prevention Department, disclosed that nineteen provinces were affected, with Uttaradit and Ayutthaya, north of Bangkok, among the worst-hit areas.

As it stands, authorities have confirmed to newsmen that emergency teams are distributing food and supplies, and closely monitoring water levels across regions.

Legal practitioners have been enjoined to be good role models and unbiased in the delivery of justice.

This admonition was made at the legal year celebration held in Ibadan.

Chief of Staff to Senate President Godswill Akpabio, Chinedu Akubueze, has confirmed that the Senate is reconvening plenary today, with a packed agenda led by long-delayed security and electoral reform debates, after weeks of legislative lull.

Among the bills and motions now awaiting urgent attention are the proposed National Security Summit, Electoral Act amendments, Constitution Alteration Bill of two thousand and twenty-five, and the National Assembly Budget and Research Office Bill, a twenty-year-old proposal aimed at strengthening fiscal oversight through independent budget analysis.

Meanwhile, the Senator representing Kogi Central, Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan, is set to officially resume plenary sessions, along with other lawmakers, after serving her six-month suspension, according to one of her lawyers, Victor Giwa.