National Executive Council, NEC, of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, will hold its meeting on Sunday in Abuja to decide the next line of action as its four-week warning strike comes to an end on Monday.
Speaking in a chat with Sunday Vanguard on Saturday, the National President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, said it is the NEC that would decide what next is to do.
He opined this while answering question on what next the union would do as its warning strike comes to an end.
He said; https://beatzloaded.com/ASUU-strike-ASUU-holds-nec-meeting-to-decide-on-strike/

Wasting people's time when their children are out there in other country ENJOYING why we are suffering

Let them just allow this Buhari's regime to end before enforcing their rights. This man has no regard for education, only for cows!

Strike will continue, as FG has done nothing order than talking rubbish, forming useless committees and blackmailing ASUU!

Are they really planning to call it off on Monday

Senomi:
Are they really planning to call it off on Monday

It seems you benefit something from this ASUU strike!

Jman06:
It seems you benefit something from this ASUU strike!

No never!..... I'm just surprised at the news, cos I heard it'll be called off around April......3 of my course mates hv transferred to other universities cos of this strike, I'm even thinking about joining them

Senomi:

No never!..... I'm just surprised at the news, cos I heard it'll be called off around April......3 of my course mates hv transferred to other universities cos of this strike, I'm even thinking about joining them

The strike is likely going to be put on hold today, at least for ASUU to do a thorough job on UTAS. However, if government fails to do the needful when UTAS is finally presented or fail to hasten and implement agreements reached after the deadline for the current negotiations has elapsed, then the universities might be closed down indefinitely.

Jman06:
The strike is likely going to be put on hold today, at least for ASUU to do a thorough job on UTAS. However, if government fails to do the needful when UTAS is finally presented or fail to hasten and implement agreements reached after the deadline for the current negotiations has elapsed, then the universities might be closed down indefinitely.

Hmmm, so during all the negotiations would universities still resume

Jman06:
The strike is likely going to be put on hold today, at least for ASUU to do a thorough job on UTAS. However, if government fails to do the needful when UTAS is finally presented or fail to hasten and implement agreements reached after the deadline for the current negotiations has elapsed, then the universities might be closed down indefinitely.

who told you strike will be put to hold today?

Senomi:

Hmmm, so during all the negotiations would universities still resume

When the strike is on hold, universities will be open.

Senomi:

No never!..... I'm just surprised at the news, cos I heard it'll be called off around April......3 of my course mates hv transferred to other universities cos of this strike, I'm even thinking about joining them

it will be better if you joined them

duduade:


it will be better if you joined them

But they wrote jamb again and started afresh, I'm a year ahead of them

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ASUU should stop this nonsense, their demand can't be met at this time. Do you think FG will release trillion because of school, they should think again...

ONE DAY I'LL BECOME RICH AND WILL LEAVE THIS SHIT-HOLE OF A COUNTRY

BUT FOR NOW I JUST HAVE TO BE PATIENT AND ENDURE

Stephenmoka4:
ASUU should stop this nonsense, their demand can't be met at this time. Do you think FG will release trillion because of school, they should think again...

How much are they demanding for?

Senomi:
How much are they demanding for?

1+ trillion

Stephenmoka4:
1+ trillion

Which kind nonsense be that? Do they expect fg to thief Fg currently can't even afford that kind of money, maybe buhari will sell some refineries b4 he'll be able pay them

Senomi:

Which kind nonsense be that? Do they expect fg to thief Fg currently can't even afford that kind of money, maybe they'll will sell some refineries to pay them

Education isn't FG priority RN, if they have 100 billion; education doesn't make top 3 choices for spending.

ASUU demand is "not ready" type.

God please abeg

1 month strike (leaving field)
2 months strike (warming up from bench)