After five months and 10 days that the public universities have been shut due to the strike by the Academic Staff of Union of Universities, the Federal Government and the universities lecturers on Wednesday finally resolved to sign the 2013 Agreement.
This is the review of the FGN-ASUU 2012 Memorandum of Understanding reached on the 2009 Agreement.
Both parties, however, refused to give details of the agreement to journalists who witnessed the signing of the agreement.
The meeting was almost aborted by the union but for the prompt intervention of some stakeholders.
ASUU had on Tuesday vowed not to attend the meeting because there was no commitment and proper invitation from the government.
The union had demanded the proof of payment of the N200bn universities infrastructure fund, non-victimisation clause, review of the Agreement in 2014 and that a representative of government, preferably the Attorney-General of the Federation sign the agreement as conditions to call-off the strike which began on July 1.
Our correspondent, however, gathered that the union got three of its demands while it relinquished one to the government.


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Space booked,who knws,ds lie may hit fp.Snce it has bn my lifelong ambition 2b d 1st to comment b4 ds year ends nko. I gotta be a bit desperate. Still laffin in spanish @ ds fake news.

So finally this seasonal 9ja made movie is coming to an end...still watching though

Ok, abeg who get PIN mouth charger?

Na today, eyaf very tey. Anyway agreement or disagreement Na till 2014 b4 I go sch

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Very soon ASUU members will be fighting on whom to collect the lion share. I know out of that 200 billion naira released it will not be more than 50 billion naira that will be used to refurbish the universities. Others will go to who fought most during the strike.