In a show of solidarity with their fellow members who they claim have faced persecution, the Osun JUSUN has picketed the office of the embattled Chief Judge, Justice Oyebola Adepele Ojo.
The Chairman of Osun JUSUN, Oluwagbemiga Olakunle Eludire, addressed journalists on Monday at State’s High Court premises, emphasizing that their grievances were distinct from any issues with the state government.
As reported by Daily Post, Eludire explained that their protest stems from the delay in receiving wardrobe allowances dating back to 2021, despite the state government’s allocation of funds for this purpose.
The union seeks answers from Justice Ojo regarding the withheld allowances and alleges mistreatment of its members under her leadership.
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“We want to know why the government directive on promotion and advancement made available by the Osun government was not used for the purpose it was approved for.
“We want to know why notable JUSUN members were unlawfully suspended without proper investigation against public service rules.
“We will not back down until appropriate action is taken on the matter.”