BUK teachers join ASUU strike
Students have started leaving the school following the commencement of the strike.
Students have started leaving the school following the commencement of the strike.
The respective branch chairmen confirm the development.
ASUU, on Monday, embarked on an indefinite strike after its National Executive Council (NEC) meeting held in Akure, Ondo State, ...
The union leader also explains the government's proposed education banking.
“The Federal Government has no intention of introducing new tuition fees in our public universities not to mention (increasing) the ...
The objection of the union to the proposed tuition fee increase led to the collapse of 2017/2018 renegotiation of the ...
The union regrets that only seventh per cent of the total 2018 budget was allocated to the education sector
An official says the suffering of the ex-workers, many now dead cannot be allowed to continue.
The suspension is to allow students complete their examinations.
The ASUU president also speaks on the crisis at LAUTECH.
The owner state governments have been silent on the current crisis in the institution.
LAUTECH has in the last two years been in one crisis or the other.
The university was shut down for several months last year
ASUU urged the two governors to take progressive measures as a matter of urgency, to save the institution.
43 per cent voted for the continuation of the strike.
The lawmakers request for the breakdown of the disbursement.
The judge lamented the rate of recklessness on Nigerian roads.
The students protested increment in school fees.
Aze Obayan was a Reader (Associate Professor) in the University of Ilorin when her appointment was terminated.
The meeting which held in Abuja was called to review government’s offer.
The workers accuse the federal government of unfairness.
The sharing formula of the money has already caused a strike by non-academic staff.
The non-academic staff have declared a strike over the crisis.
ASUU chairman says TETFUND should remain a mere intervention agency.
The Nigerian government says it is planning to implement the rule over workers' strike
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