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Goddon32: ASUU strike: Jonathan
approves N400bn lifeline –
SSANU
The end to the present
strike by the Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may be in sight as
President Goodluck
Jonathan has approved
N400 billion for the
infrastructural
development of Nigerian universities.
The document to this
effect is expected to be
made available today at
the meeting of the
presidential committee on implementation of the
NEEDS assessment in the
universities with the
leaders of the four
university-based unions –
the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian
Universities (SSANU), the
Non-Academic Staff Union
of Educational and
Associated Institutions
(NASU), the National Association of Academic
Technologists (NAAT) and
the Academic Staff Union
of Universities (ASUU).
The President of SSANU,
Samson Ugwoke, made the revelation while
addressing his union
members at the SSANU
National Executive
Committee (NEC) meeting
held at the weekend at the University of Abuja.
Ugwoke, briefing the
SSANU members on the
activities of the NEEDS
assesment implementation
committee, led by Benue State Governor, Gabriel
Suswam. He noted that the
fund was different from
the N100 billion Governor
Suswam had raised from
donor agencies and big companies to tackle the
problems of Nigerian
universities in 2013.
The labour leader said:
“Let me give you a tip on
what the NEEDS assessment committee is
doing. The president has
approved that within the
next four years; N400
billion would be expended
in infrastructural development of Nigerian
universities, to transform
the universities to
international standard.
“N100 billion has already
been raised by Suswam committee out of which 61
universities have been
pencilled down, as
contained in the NEEDS
assessement committee.
The N100 billion is expected to address needs
of the universities in the
areas which include re-
furbishing and renovation
of lecture theatres and
lecture halls, re-furbishing and renovation of
laboratories/libraries and
the renovation of hostels.
“The second category is
building of new hostels of
international standard, self-contained rooms, the
latest model in the world.
That is the standard to be
built in every university,
and also the state-of-the-
art laboratories as well as classrooms, lecture
theatres and the halls.”
Ugwoke pointed out that
the money had been
shared and out of the
N100 billion, N96 billion had been sent to
universities.
He added: “The committee
is meeting again on
Monday, and by Monday
(today), the document will be out. This time around, it
is not only by giving
university money, but it
will be monitored to
ensure that the money is
used to transform the universities, to bail
universities out of the
present situation and
developed to an
international recognized
university standard.” http://

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