The Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions has warned the West African Examinations Council that it could face fresh industrial action. The union’s warning centres on what it characterises as a dictatorial approach within the examinations body.
The available information does not identify the specific decisions or conduct behind NASU’s allegation. It also does not state what changes the union is seeking from WAEC, whether formal negotiations are under way or whether members have begun the process required to call a strike.
Although the action is described as a possible fresh strike, no details have been provided about any earlier stoppage or unresolved agreement. There is also no indication of which WAEC offices or categories of workers could be involved if the dispute escalates.
WAEC’s response to the warning is not included in the available evidence. Without a stated deadline or strike timetable, it remains uncertain whether NASU’s intervention is an immediate notice of industrial action or a broader demand for a change in management approach.
Further information will be needed to establish the union’s precise grievances, WAEC’s position and the likely practical consequences. For now, the warning signals unresolved labour tension at the council, while the timing and scope of any renewed action remain unknown.