Update from SIGGY .ng

The Federal Ministry of Education has begun efforts towards meeting the demands of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) as a result of the ongoing strike, Siggy reports.

This was disclosed by the ministry in a press statement by its Director of Press and Media Relations, Ben Goong, on Thursday.'

The press statement from the education ministry titled, ‘Federal Government constitutes white paper drafting panels for tertiary institutions, explained that ten white paper drafting panels have been constituted.

The statement read in part, “Following the receipt of reports of Visitation Panels to Tertiary Institutions last year, Education Minister, Adamu Adamu has constituted White Paper Drafting Panels for Tertiary Institutions across the country.

“Ten White Paper Drafting Panels have been constituted for 36 Universities, while six Panels have been constituted for 25 Polytechnics with 21 Colleges of Education having 5 Panels.

“One Panel is to draft a White Paper for four Inter-university centres. the Panels will be inaugurated in the coming days.

“All the Panels have two weeks from the date of inauguration to submit their reports.”

The ASUU President, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke, could not be reached for his comments as of the time of filing this report.

Source: SIGGY

Ok

na lie. e better make them meet demand of ashawo than there ASUU

FG will always make a fool of itself, locally and internationally. They can be quick to grant bandits and BH boys amnesty and presidential pardon,but slower than a snail to fulfill the legitimate demands of ASUU.
May all those who voted in this useless government, suffer more than Job in the Bible.

They are always negotiating!

Negotiation wey go only make dem call off d strike for a week...boom... the strike go continue.

The government and ASUU are all clueless and corrupt bunch of people.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong

So it will take at least 2 weeks for the strike to be abated

Were they sleeping when ASUU went on strike. Why not meet their demands before they went strike. Also I thought the Minister of Education said he was not aware ASUU went on strike.

That word “to” shows that they are still not ready to resolve it.

Be like we go knee down beg dem........ school don tire me abeg

To go school na issue, ASUU strike everyday na was oo


After sch no job, chai which kind country be this now?