The National Executive Council of the Academic Staff Union of
Universities will meet today (Sunday), The PUNCH learnt.
The meeting will hold in Abuja to review the ongoing strike, one of
the NEC members told our correspondent.
He said;
“Yes, we are meeting today on the ongoing strike and other
matters.”
Asked if the strike could be called off after the meeting, he replied,
“Not likely, there is no positive development that I know of.”

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Okay

They are now on Indefinite strike

FG of lies and deceit

STRIKE ROLLED OVER FOR EIGHT ( WEEKS*

ASUU NEC met on Sunday the 13th of March, 2022 to evaluate the response of the Federal Government of Nigeria to the outstanding issues of the review of our conditions of service and the deployment of UTAS amongst other issues for which our Union had declared a one-month rolling strike to compel the Federal Government to act on.
At the close of the meeting, NEC was convinced that the Federal Government had not done anything tangibly sufficient to warrant the suspension of the strike. So NEC resolved to roll it on for an additional eight ( weeks with effect from midnight of Sunday the 13th of March, 2022 to provide the Federal Government enough time to fulfil the timelines they have set for the resolution of the issues.
For the avoidance of doubt, the strike remains total and comprehensive. Consequently, there shall continue to no teaching, supervision, statutory meetings (Faculty/College/Departmental Board, or Senate), inaugural lectures, convocation and matriculation ceremonies.
Congress shall be convened at 9:00 on Tuesday the 15th of March for the communication of the details of NEC deliberation.
*The Union counts on everyone of us.*
*WE SHALL OVERCOME!*
Yours in the struggle,
Professor Victor Emmanuel Osodeke
(President)

AAA593:
STRIKE ROLLED OVER FOR EIGHT ( WEEKS*

ASUU NEC met on Sunday the 13th of March, 2022 to evaluate the response of the Federal Government of Nigeria to the outstanding issues of the review of our conditions of service and the deployment of UTAS amongst other issues for which our Union had declared a one-month rolling strike to compel the Federal Government to act on.
At the close of the meeting, NEC was convinced that the Federal Government had not done anything tangibly sufficient to warrant the suspension of the strike. So NEC resolved to roll it on for an additional eight ( weeks with effect from midnight of Sunday the 13th of March, 2022 to provide the Federal Government enough time to fulfil the timelines they have set for the resolution of the issues.
For the avoidance of doubt, the strike remains total and comprehensive. Consequently, there shall continue to no teaching, supervision, statutory meetings (Faculty/College/Departmental Board, or Senate), inaugural lectures, convocation and matriculation ceremonies.
Congress shall be convened at 9:00 on Tuesday the 15th of March for the communication of the details of NEC deliberation.
*The Union counts on everyone of us.*
*WE SHALL OVERCOME!*
Yours in the struggle,
Professor Victor Emmanuel Osodeke
(President)

that's two months