Following the recent suspension of the eight-month old strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Management of the Amadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, has announced resumption of academic activities.

The University announced October 24th, 2022, for the reopening of its campus to activities. But continuation of lectures for the truncated 2021/2022 academic session’s first semester will only begin January 3, 2023.

A “special bulletin” published by the institution on Wednesday, made available to CAMPUS GIST, said the the approval was given by the University’s Senate at its 516th emergency meeting held today (Wednesday).

Yankee101:
What nonsense is that?

Why can't lectures begin immediately?
Waiting to collect salary and return to strike?

osazsky:
so u will prefer someone that has not eaten for 8 months to mark ur final result to someone that is been paid salary..try dey relax bross ...everybody go graduate..is fg going to give u thier salaries as bursary ..no be to rig election them they keep the money for..or u think say apc nor get sense way them allow d strike reach 8 months..oga no money for election and uni salaries is the target..they planned this 3 years back .stop ranting

Yankee101:


So the other schools that are beginning exams immediately following revision were paid abi?

Maybe you don't know ABU is the heart of ASUU strikes

osazsky:
scam...watch and see...sch nor go get head till them pay assu...nor be assu way military rulers nor fit fight..they may embark on another strike in 2 weeks time at least the court have been obeyed relax..no one is conducting exam for u on empty stomach u dont know the stress invoved in this logistic