Last week, the PUNCH reported that ASUU was preparing to go on strike again, citing the Federal Government’s inability to fulfill a previous deal made with the union.

The union gave the administration until last Tuesday to fulfill the agreement or it would start the strike process.

Prof Emmanuel Osodeke, the President of ASUU, told The PUNCH that the Federal Government must follow through on what it promised to.

“The administration has failed to communicate with us,” he added.

Officials from the government have come to an end. In reality, they do not return our calls. Nigerians should tell the administration to follow through on its promises.

“We signed an agreement and achieved a formal agreement in May; it is now August and nothing has been done. “Does that make sense?”CONTINUE READING

Let NASS ask for increase in their allowances.see how fast fg will act.but,any demands dat has to do with education or an organised labour,is insensitive.