The ongoing strike by university teachers will continue as ASUU and the federal government again failed to reach an agreement on Monday.
Even as the grey areas are yet to be cleared, the FG agreed to release N130b to tackle the issues of infrastructural decay and pending allowances in the university.
The FG has been able to harness about N100b, which Mr. President has agreed, that will flag off the project and starting from the first week of September in virtually all the universities.
The infrastructure deficit will be addressed like hostels, labs and libraries. Some will be renovated while others will be brand new. Every univesity will be affected and each of the hostels will accomodate 1,200 students.
ASUU President Nasir Isa Fagge said the team will report back to their National Executive Council (NEC) to decide appropriate response to the Federal Government's offer.
Source: The Nation.

Space reserved..ftc tins

mumu people luk @ dem dey ar after d billions nd keepjobless student @ home,dey ar nt tinking of d life of students.

vickynne: mumu people luk @ dem dey ar after d billions nd keepjobless student @ home,dey ar nt tinking of d life of students.

They want increase in their allowances... Thats part of the plan