The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has announced that it has extended the strike by eight weeks due to a lack of agreement with the government on their demands.

ASUU went on strike over what it described as a failure by President Muhammadu Buhari's administration to implement a previous agreement on improving the quality of university education in the country.

Prof. Abdulkadir Muhammad Danbazau, an official with ASUU, said the decision to extend the deadline was to enable the government to reach a consensus, so that they do not have to go on strike again in the future.
He said eight weeks was enough for the current government to take appropriate action.

ASUU sees the strike as the last resort to force the Nigerian government to meet its demands.
The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has been on strike for a month since Monday, February 1
Teachers' strike in Nigeria has had a devastating effect on students who find themselves in a precarious situation, which is why some believe the union should change its approach to the conflict with the government and not necessarily through strikes.
According to some reports, ASUU has staged 15 strikes since the return of democracy in Nigeria in 1999, putting the education system in jeopardy.

Isahalbash:
The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has announced that it has extended the strike by eight weeks due to a lack of agreement with the government on their demands.

ASUU went on strike over what it described as a failure by President Muhammadu Buhari's administration to implement a previous agreement on improving the quality of university education in the country.

Prof. Abdulkadir Muhammad Danbazau, an official with ASUU, said the decision to extend the deadline was to enable the government to reach a consensus, so that they do not have to go on strike again in the future.
He said eight weeks was enough for the current government to take appropriate action.

ASUU sees the strike as the last resort to force the Nigerian government to meet its demands.
The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has been on strike for a month since Monday, February 1
Teachers' strike in Nigeria has had a devastating effect on students who find themselves in a precarious situation, which is why some believe the union should change its approach to the conflict with the government and not necessarily through strikes.
According to some reports, ASUU has staged 15 strikes since the return of democracy in Nigeria in 1999, putting the education system in jeopardy.

Lalasticala

Good morning all, biko i need a system to learn an i.t skill during this infamous strike. I can't stay idle

2 years would be better.

Ahmback:
Good morning all, biko i need a system to learn an i.t skill during this infamous strike. I can't stay idle

Good morning. We are organizing a a 4 weeks program beginning on 21st of March for students affected by the strike.

You can learn either Front-End Development, Graphics Design or Python Programming intensively and hand-son in 4 weeks.

For 10,000 Only.

It is online. But if you are in Kano or Minna, you can come to our offices there. Thank you.

check below for more

https://steamledge.com/steampal/?#ASUU

Act fast. Act now.

Wahala for 8 weeks... Waiting for this girl that has been disturbing me that she wants to go back to school, to come and tell me rubbish...

FG is a failure

Isahalbash:
The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has announced that it has extended the strike by eight weeks due to a lack of agreement with the government on their demands.

ASUU went on strike over what it described as a failure by President Muhammadu Buhari's administration to implement a previous agreement on improving the quality of university education in the country.

Prof. Abdulkadir Muhammad Danbazau, an official with ASUU, said the decision to extend the deadline was to enable the government to reach a consensus, so that they do not have to go on strike again in the future.
He said eight weeks was enough for the current government to take appropriate action.

ASUU sees the strike as the last resort to force the Nigerian government to meet its demands.
The Association of University Teachers of Nigeria (ASUU) has been on strike for a month since Monday, February 1
Teachers' strike in Nigeria has had a devastating effect on students who find themselves in a precarious situation, which is why some believe the union should change its approach to the conflict with the government and not necessarily through strikes.
According to some reports, ASUU has staged 15 strikes since the return of democracy in Nigeria in 1999, putting the education system in jeopardy.

Na WA ooo my 5 years course don day go 7 years what's all these self FG day kolo one Side ASUU day kolo one side.

steampal:


Good morning. We are organizing a a 4 weeks program beginning on 21st of March for students affected by the strike.

You can learn either Front-End Development, Graphics Design or Python Programming intensively and hand-son in 4 weeks.

For 10,000 Only.

It is online. But if you are in Kano or Minna, you can come to our offices there. Thank you.

check below for more

https://steamledge.com/steampal/#ASUU

<img src="https://steamledge.com/steampal/images/events/ASUU/ASUU.png">

Act fast. Act now.

na de money we dey talk abt. I don't even have an android phone nor a system. Bad

Ahmback:
na de money we dey talk abt. I don't even have an android phone nor a system. Bad

Voldoz:


Na WA ooo my 5 years course don day go 7 years what's all these self FG day kolo one Side ASUU day kolo one side.

The govt are real scammers

Universities in Nigeria is like cultism

Once you enter,to commot go hard

ASUU strike fit make you study courses like fishery for six years

Hmmmm
I go begin olosho work immediately.