The Federal Government has described the proposed strike by university lecturers, ASUU, as ‘unconstitutional.’

The government’s stance was made by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige.


The government, however, also appealed to ASUU to rescind its decision to embark on the one week warning strike from November 16.

Mr. Ngige urged ASUU to shelve the strike to make room to address contending issues.

Mr. Ngige, via a statement issued by Samuel Olowokere, Deputy Director of Press in the Ministry, said shelving the strike would ensure wider consultation.

“The claims of nationwide consultations by ASUU cannot be true as the Ministry of Labour and Employment which is the chief conciliator of industrial relations disputes is yet to receive a direct petition from ASUU.

“This is against the Federal Government who is the jurisdictional employer,” he said.

He emphasised the need for a proper re-negotiation of the Collective Bargaining Agreement which ASUU reached with the previous administration

Read more at http://www.duketundesblog.com/2016/11/ASUU-strike-unconstitutional-fg.html#OeIDSD7H5efrJ0ml.99

onatisi come prophesy give us..

Since 2009 FG has been reneging on their side of the bargain...I pray bubu's ear problem has been cured oh this one that he may feign ignorance towards their plight.

OZAOEKPE:
onatisi come prophesy give us..

Funny guy

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