Nigerian universities will be thrown into crisis again beginning from Monday, December 4, as three major unions will embark on another bout of industrial action.
Daily Sun reports that the three non-academic staff unions are angry about the sharing formula of the N23 billion released by the federal government to settle their allowances.
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The report said the decision to resume the suspended strike was taken at a meeting of the Joint Action Committee (JAC) which is made up of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), the Non Academic Staff Union (NASU) and the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT).
The meeting held in Abuja.
Premium Times also reports that the workers complained about the way the financial allocation was shared.
“We wrote a letter to the federal ministry of education to explain the criteria for the allocation and we gave them seven days notice to do the needful. But the date has elapsed without a response from the federal government,” they said in a statement signed by national presidents of NAAT, Sani Sulaimon; NASU, Chris Ani; and SSANU, Samson Ugwoke.
NAIJ.com earlier reported that the chairman and secretary University of Ibadan chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Deji Omole and Peter Olapegba , recently alleged threats to their lives over issues of earned academic allowances.
The Nation reports that the duo in a letter titled 'Threat to Life', addressed to the Chairman of the Council on Security and copied to divisional police officer Sango, stated that they have been receiving verbal threats to their lives on issues related to allowances of their colleagues.
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They said: "W e have been receiving verbal threat to lives hinged on the issues of earned academic allowances in the last few days. You may wish to investigate and take serious steps to secure the lives of our members.
source: https://www.naija.ng/1138138-breaking-3-unions-nigerian-universities-agree-commence-strike.html

7 Days Notice? Maybe, the FG was expecting 3 Months Notice then.

How man go take graduate for this Naija peacefuly sef?

Please, the students should protest against another strike too. We know it's not easy but they should consider students that wants to graduate.