I av it on good ground dt ASUU 'll call off d current industrial action sooner than our 'fear'. It won't last as long ASUP's 3 months: I can assure of that. There are silent talks dt d FEC 'll soon hold d necessary/usual talk with ASUU. And then 'power changes hands'. Students get ready to get back to school latest by 1st week in August.

what a fallacy

We have not called-off strike – ASUU
on July 07, 2013 at 7:12 pm in News
BY DAYO ADESULU & IKENNA ASOMBA
Source: Vanguardngr.com

Following the indefinite strike embarked by the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), last
Monday, the union, Sunday, disclosed that it will not
suspend the industrial action, unless the Federal
Government accedes to the agreement it reached
with it in 2009. This is even as the union debunked
reports on some social and online media that it has
suspended its one-week old strike.
Speaking with Vanguard, ASUU Chairman, University
of Lagos (UNILAG), Chapter, Dr. Karo Ogbinaka said:
“The strike is still ongoing. We have not suspended
or called-off the strike. Perhaps, before we do that, a
National Executive Council (NEC) meeting must be
held, then, the resolutions of the meeting will be
made known to all chapters of the union,” adding,
“The indefinite and total strike will continue, except
government meets our demands.”
Meanwhile, FG through its Ministry of Education led
by Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufain will Monday, meet with
stakeholders in the industry, which included Vice
Chancellors of Federal universities and their
Governing Councils, together with interested Vice
Chancellors of State and Private universities.
However, at the time of filing this report, full details
of agenda for the meeting was not made known. It
would recalled that the union had last Monday,
called out its members on an indefinite industrial
action over what it termed government’s failure to
honour the Academic Earned Allowance (AEA) which
formed a component of the 2009 agreement the
government signed with the union.[/s]We have not called-off strike – ASUU
on July 07, 2013 at 7:12 pm in News
BY DAYO ADESULU & IKENNA ASOMBA
Source: Vanguardngr.com

Following the indefinite strike embarked by the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), last
Monday, the union, Sunday, disclosed that it will not
suspend the industrial action, unless the Federal
Government accedes to the agreement it reached
with it in 2009. This is even as the union debunked
reports on some social and online media that it has
suspended its one-week old strike.
Speaking with Vanguard, ASUU Chairman, University
of Lagos (UNILAG), Chapter, Dr. Karo Ogbinaka said:
“The strike is still ongoing. We have not suspended
or called-off the strike. Perhaps, before we do that, a
National Executive Council (NEC) meeting must be
held, then, the resolutions of the meeting will be
made known to all chapters of the union,” adding,
“The indefinite and total strike will continue, except
government meets our demands.”
Meanwhile, FG through its Ministry of Education led
by Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufain will Monday, meet with
stakeholders in the industry, which included Vice
Chancellors of Federal universities and their
Governing Councils, together with interested Vice
Chancellors of State and Private universities.
However, at the time of filing this report, full details
of agenda for the meeting was not made known. It
would recalled that the union had last Monday,
called out its members on an indefinite industrial
action over what it termed government’s failure to
honour the Academic Earned Allowance (AEA) which
formed a component of the 2009 agreement the
government signed with the union.