CRiver Magistrates Embark on Indefinite Strike Over Unaddressed Demands

Magistrates in Cross River State have begun an indefinite strike over 8 key demands, including improved welfare and promotions. The strike started on Monday as a result of the government's failure to address their grievances.

Magistrates in Cross River State will embark on an indefinite strike starting Monday, in response to the government's failure to address their 8-point demands regarding welfare, promotions, and working conditions. The striking magistrates are seeking improvements in areas such as salary increases, retirement benefits, and better administrative support. This move is part of a broader labor dispute aimed at enhancing the overall well-being of judicial staff. The strike marks a significant development in the ongoing negotiations between the magistrates and the government over these critical issues.