There are indications that the Academic Staff
Union of Universities (ASUU) in Nigeria may end
its four-month old strike on Saturday, November
16.
About 120 chapters of the union have voted in
support of the decision to end the strike at
their various congresses held in their
institutions.
However, the National Executive of the body
has not ratified the decision to end the strike.
A Pro-Chancellor of the University of Benin,
Senator Effiong Bob, urged ASUU to end the
strike in honour of Late Fetus Iyayi, a former
president of the union.
Senator Bob, who was at the residence of the
late professor pointed out that Late Iyayi died
while trying to resolve the issue.
“ASUU Should call of the strike so that both
the union members and students can come
and give him the last respect he deserves
during his funeral,” he said.
Late Iyayi died on Tuesday, November 12, in an
auto crash on his way to Kano for a meeting of
the union .
In a meeting with the leadership of the union,
President Goodluck Jonathan had agreed to
provide 1.1 trillion Naira (about 6.9 billion
dollars) in the next five years and the balance
of 62 billion Naira (about 390 million dollars)
and allowance to each university.
The union had embarked on a nationwide
strike on July 1 suspending all academic
activities.
www.channelstv.com/home/2013/11/15/ASUU-may-end-strike-on-saturday/

yes...they would call it off today. There are indications from a reliable source that ASUU leaders wants to call it off...but some politicians dont want them to call it off...SMH

We're tired of this old info. We want the latest version from a different source

The politicians which there own childrens don't even know what I̶̲̥̅̊s̶̲̥̅̊ called strike G̶̲̥̅̊Ợ̣̣̇̇̇D will judge all Ơ̴̴̴̴̴̴͡f them

I recommend this post for FP,goodnews.

dats
wat we heard nw we r waiting till nxt year supposing ASUU cald off dis
strike students who jst gained admission will b doing course reg by nw
nd returning students will start lectures so dat by nxt year everybody
can start on a fresh note