Indication emerged yesterday
that the Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU) may call off
its ongoing strike before or soon
after the Sallah celebration, as the
federal government may have
caved in to the demands of the
union by meeting about 60 per
cent of what it is asking for.
This was the outcome of a
closed-door meeting between
President Goodluck Jonathan
yesterday and Benue State
Governor Gabriel Suswam;
Minister of Education, Prof.
Ruqqayat Rufa’i as well as some
other ministers over the current
industrial action being embarked
by ASUU.
Other ministers who were at the
meeting with the president on
Monday evening included the
minister of finance and the
coordinating minister of the
economy, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala, and Minister of Labour
and Productivity, Chief Emeka
Wogu.
No official statement was issued
at the end of the meeting, as
Suswam, Okonjo-Iweala and
Wogu declined to comment on
the outcome of the meeting
despite effort made by State
House Correspondents to make
them talk.
A reliable presidency source told
LEADERSHIP that, at the meeting,
President Jonathan directed
Suswam and the ministers to do
all they could to ensure that
strike is called off by the union,
saying that Jonathan was very
worried that the ASUU strike was
distorting the academic calendar,
his immediate constituency.

SOURCE: leadership.ng/news/070813/ASUU-may-call-strike-or-after-sallah

Ok sir...

We are tired of hearing : strike may be called off, strike likely to end, end to strike in sight etc....we want to hear ' strike has been called off'

Joe.:
We are tired of hearing : strike may be called off, strike likely to end, end to strike in sight etc....we want to hear ' strike has been called off'

Nah so oh

There is no mention or indication in the story of the strike being called-off, so why the misleading title?

We r tired of hearing ” may”,we r not kids anymore na.to hell with Дëм,aferall we aint living in this world for ever.

person don hear una,make una call off nw,man pickin don taya 4 hauze,money no con dey dey person hand again