#BREAKING: OUTCOME OF TONIGHT's ASUU-FG MEETING:
ASUU rejected Federal Government's offer to suspend strike conditionally.

Although ASUU President refused to speak to journalists on the details of the meeting, one of the union members said that there was nothing new except that the government team wanted them to call off the strike for a period of time which they rejected.

But the Minister of Labour and Employment Senator Chris Ngige who spoke to journalists after the meeting claimed the negotiations were fruitful. He said: “We have reached some agreements and we hope that by next week, those agreements will be maturing and the different unions will have something to tell their members, so that they can call off the strike.

“We have put some timelines for some aspects like renegotiation of 2009 agreement in terms of condition of service and wage review. So, we are hopeful that by next weekend, the unions will see a conclusion of that area”.

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This same Ngige wants to rule? Wow

Always catching cruise with ASUU renegotiation upon renegotiation still it yield no positive result.

Never believe anything from Ngige

Whichever way out, but our educational sector is crumbling

The education sector has crumbled already.

All I could deduce from this is that the strike may continue for the next three months, because that seems to be the time that the FG is asking for! Unfortunately, with current look of things, ASUU does not want to be fooled by the present FG, no more suspension based on promises, that seems what ASUU is saying, "we want to see results before suspension"!
But can we blame ASUU? I think NO! If you believe this government then you are a goner.

Both the Minister of Labour and Employment Senator Chris Ngige and FG should put heads together and help resolve this issue of ASUU strike abeg.