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Tuesday’s meeting between the leadership of the ASUU and the Federal Government has again ended without an agreement.
This means the six-month old strike by public university lecturers is set to continue.
The striking lecturers had met with the Professor Nimi Briggs Committee on Tuesday at the National University Commission in Abuja with high hopes of resolving the impasse.
A senior member of ASUU, who craved anonymity told Channels Television that members of the Briggs renegotiation committee did not come with any new offer on the table.
Instead, the ASUU source said, the committee plead with the lecturers to suspend the ongoing strike, with promises that their concerns will be included in the 2023 budget.
FG-ASUU Meeting Ends In Deadlock (Details)
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Tuesday’s meeting between the leadership of the ASUU and the Federal Government has again ended without an agreement.
This means the six-month old strike by public university lecturers is set to continue. (1/3) #ASUUWhy #UTAS