Why we are on strike – ASUU
The Academic Staff Union of Universities , on Tuesday, revealed why the union is on strike.
The union maintained that ensuring that government sets up and conduct visitation to universities, address proliferation of state universities and issues of governance in them and the conclusion of the renegotiation of 2009 ASUU-FGN agreement also formed part of the reasons the union is still on strike.
He stressed that members of the union have remained resolute to get a better working environment and conditions of service, despite unpaid salaries of thousands of academics by the Federal Government and payment of distorted and amputated salaries to thousands of ASUU members.
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