The federal government has insisted that members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will not be paid for work not done. On Wednesday, at the state house in
The federal government has insisted that members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities will not be paid for work not done.
On Wednesday, at the state house in Abuja, Adamu Adamu, minister of education, dismissed allegations that the federal government was trying to treat lecturers as causal workers by paying them on a pro-rata basis.He said the position of the government is quite clear, adding that “the government is not going to pay anyone for work not done”.
“So let’s wait till the work-free day comes, then I’ll find out the details and we’ll discuss, you can ask me then, but at the moment, I’m telling you honestly, I do not know that there is a problem.”
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