The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Polytechnics (SSANIP) has expressed concerns regarding unpaid salary arrears, increasing insecurity in tertiary institutions, and delays in housing loan disbursement. The association has warned of a potential indefinite strike if the Federal Government does not address these issues by the end of July 2026, according to Daily Trust.

Academic staff at Sule Lamido University, Kafin Hausa, have rejected the Jigawa State Government's latest offer concerning issues affecting the institution and threatened a two-week warning strike from midnight on September 15, 2026, if their demands are not met. According to the Daily Post, the decision was taken by the university's branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at a meeting of its members.

Lecturers at Sokoto State University have given the government a two-week deadline to pay outstanding salaries, allowances and other benefits, according to Tori.ng. The report says tension is rising on campus as staff press for settlement of the alleged debts. The ultimatum raises the prospect of disruption if demands are not met within the stated period.

The Sokoto State University branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has issued a two-week ultimatum to the Sokoto State Government over unpaid entitlements owed to its members. According to Punch, the union has threatened to embark on a strike if its demands are not met within the given period. The dispute adds to ongoing tensions between university staff unions and government authorities in Nigeria over welfare and remuneration issues affecting academic staff.

Staff of a state-owned university in Jigawa State, Nigeria, have rejected an offer from the state government concerning the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPMS) and outstanding arrears. According to Punch, the workers have threatened to embark on a two-week warning strike to press home their demands. The dispute centres on disagreements over the payroll system and unpaid entitlements, raising the prospect of disruption to academic activities at the institution if the standoff is not resolved.

Judiciary workers in Nasarawa State have issued a seven-day ultimatum to the state government over unresolved demands. The state chairman of the Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria (JUSUN), Mas'ud Ubangari, disclosed the decision to journalists following the union's congress meeting in Lafia. The specific demands were not detailed in the report, but the ultimatum signals potential industrial action if the state government fails to address the union's concerns within the given timeframe.