IPPIS: You’re a serial defaulter – ASUU tells Buhari govt
The Academic Staff Union of Universities has described the Federal Government as a serial defaulter and bad example for Nigerian youths.
ASUU said it has begun national mobilisation for action against the government over failed implementation of agreement. Omole, while addressing journalists after a Congress of the union on Wednesday, added that the Union is not happy with government over its consistent failure to fully implement any of the agreements reached with the Union.
Omole maintained that the federal government has been paying lip service to funding public education saying that government has failed to honour the sustainable funding agreement it reached with the Union.
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