FG ASUU strike

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The presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, has said the lingering strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is.

Those are the three trajectories of the functions of a lecturer. If they had come in March, they would not be at home. But if they had come in to negotiate with us in February, the students would not stay at home.

Following the declaration of an indefinite strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), the Federal Government has invited the pro-chancellors ...

“Consequently, I am to invite the pro-chancellors and chairmen of councils as well as vice-chancellors of federal universities to a special interactive meeting with the Honourable Minister of Education on Tuesday, September 6, 2022.” It stated, “As the pro-chancellors and chairmen of councils and the vice-chancellors are quite aware the industrial action by University-based unions has led to the closure of the institutions since February 2022. Daily Independent gathered that the meeting was convened by the National Universities Commission (NUC), which stated that participants would review the actions of the government on the strike.

The Muhammadu Buhari-led government has scheduled a meeting with the Vice-Chancellors, Pro-chancellors, and management of Federal Universities over the.

“Consequently, I am to invite the Pro-Chancellors & Chairmen of Councils as well as Vice-Chancellors of Federal Universities to a special interactive meeting with the Honourable Minister of Education on Tuesday, September 6, 2022.” “It has become necessary for the Governing Councils and the management of the universities to be briefed on the decisions and actions taken by the Federal Government so far to allow for a well-coordinated review of the situation including building consensus around succeeding actions. He said the meeting is to brief the Governing Councils and the management of the universities on decisions and actions that have been taken by the federal government as regards the strike and to review the current situation.

The Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has lamented the effect of the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities on students ...

“Our position is that ASUU strike has lingered for far too long. There is a staggering level of corruption. He wrote, “Nigeria is vastly polarized and wracked by deep divisions along religious, ethnic and regional lines.

A counselling psychologist in the Department of Educational Foundations, University of Lagos, Prof Ngozi Osarenren, said the government has a total contempt ...

Another SAN, Prof Sam Erugo, said, ‘’Those pushing for ASUU in state universities to break the strike are either ignorant of the nature of collective bargaining or do not wish ASUU as a body, and its members in state universities well. “Remember during a Sallah visit to the President in Daura, Mr President appealed to ASUU and said that ASUU should be mindful about the future of the next generation. He said, “Education is not just a pillar in one of our THEMES agenda, it is one of the major dividends of democracy and the cardinal objectives of any government. He stated,’’The participation of the lecturers in state universities in the industrial action is not illegal. Those are the three trajectories of the functions of a lecturer. In my letter of appointment, the functions of a lecturer are teaching, research and community service. Also, a lecturer at the Federal University of Technology, Minna, Dr Gbolahan Bolarin in a separate interview with The PUNCH said, “The government failed woefully and that is the reason we are where we are now. He said, “The government has yielded to all the demands of ASUU. “Have they addressed the issue of why we are on strike? But ASUU president, Emmanuel Osodeke, said university lecturers deserved to be paid for the period they were on strike. He, told one of our correspondents that from all indications, public university students had lost a session to the strike. The government say they have agreed, but we don’t even know what was agreed on or the area of agreement.”

August 31, (THEWILL) - Labour Party presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has advised the Federal Government to engage in collaborative negotiations with ...

While ASUU insisted on the payment of the backlog salaries of members, the Federal Government on its part had maintained a policy of ‘No Work, No Pay’. In a bid to end the strike, the government had set up a negotiation team, led by the Pro-Chancellor of the Federal University of Lokoja, Nimi Briggs, to look into negotiations with the unions. THEWILL reported that lecturers of the Federal Government owned universities had embarked on strike since February 14, 2022, to demand release of revitalisation funds for universities; deployment of the University Transparency Accountability System (UTAS) for the payment of salaries and allowances of university lecturers; release of earned allowances; the release of the white paper report of the visitation panels to universities and other issues involving the ASUU-FGN 2009 agreement;

The Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has urged the Federal Government to engage in collaborative negotiations with the Academic Staff ...

Obi wrote, “Our position is that ASUU strike has lingered for far too long. It is unconscionable, worrisome and unacceptable that FGN would allow such an industrial action to become almost intractable to the detriment of our students. The Labour Party (LP) presidential candidate, Peter Obi, has urged the Federal Government to engage in collaborative negotiations with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), expressing that the strike has lingered for too long.

ASUU's logo. The Federal Government has summoned vice-chancellors, pro-chancellors, and chairmen of governing councils of federal varsities to a meeting ...

From Adanna Nnamani, Abuja. The Labour Party presidential candidate (LP), Peter Obi, has expressed displeasure towards the lingering industrial action by ...