BY Taye Obateru

Jos-Activities were again paralyzed at the University of Jos, Tuesday, as the three non-academic staff unions joined their counterparts nationwide to commence a seven-day warning strike.

Many of the offices which were opened last week during the strike by the academic staff were shut as the workers stayed away from work.

The permanent site was particularly deserted as only a few people were seen around.

Some of the workers spoken to urged the Federal Government to take the warning strike by the unions seriously to avert a full blown strike.

They flawed the tendency of government to allow situations to get out of hand before taking action.