Members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU have resolved to sustain their nationwide protest over the unpaid eight-months’ salaries being withheld by the Federal Government,
The union at its National Executive Council, NEC, meeting held on Monday in Calabar, the Cross River State Capital, however ruled out any possibility of fresh strike to compel the government to pay the salary arrears
Edu-biznews recalled that the Federal Government had insisted on its implementation of no work no pay rule against the lecturers who returned to classrooms on the 14th of October after eight months of strike organized by ASUU who are demanding for a conducive environment for learning, teaching and researching environment
Parents and students can now heave
a sigh of relief, as union decided not to opt for another round of industrial action in agitating for their demands but rather chose to adopt another style in addressing other challenges in the education sector
The National President of ASUU, Prof. Emmanuel it was learnt , will officially come out with the communique of the meeting
“Some prominent Nigerians and different groups have been on the matter. Seeking the way out, we also want to give the people more time to intervene too.
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