Law officers in the Kwara State Ministry of Justice have commenced an indefinite strike over the alleged non-payment of outstanding statutory allowances and the failure of the state government to harmonise their salaries and conditions of service with those of magistrates in the state judiciary.
The industrial action was announced by the Law Officers Association of Nigeria, Kwara State Chapter, in a notice made available to PUNCH Online in Ilorin on Monday.
The notice, signed by the association’s Acting Chairman, Kehinde Ayorinde, directed members to immediately withdraw their services pending the government’s response to their demands.
Ayorinde said, “Please, take notice that LOAN, Kwara State Chapter, commences her indefinite strike action today, July 27, 2026, until the government responds to her demands.
“Members would therefore suspend all official duties till further notice.”
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The strike followed the expiration of a seven-day ultimatum earlier issued by the association
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