Academic Staff Union of Universities has given the Federal Government a 21- day notice, promising to embark on strike if the demands are not meant.
Academic Staff Union of Universities has given the Federal Government a 21- day notice, promising to embark on strike if the demands are not meant.
THE PUNCH reportd that Sources within the National Executive Council of ASUU confirmed the development to its correspondent in Abuja on Monday.
“It is not an ultimatum but a strike notice. We are giving them 21 days’ notice, after which we shall embark on strike.
“Our aim for putting out the notice is that it is a requirement under labour laws so we are trying to ensure that all our actions are done according to the law,” the source said.
ASUU had earlier threatened to embark on strike over the non-implementation of agreements reached with the federal government.
On June 26, the Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, invited the union to a meeting to deliberate on the lingering issues affecting universities and to avert the planned strike.
The national president of ASUU, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke who spoke on the outcome of the meeting said the agreements reached with the Federal Government had not been implemented.
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