ASUU’s Petition: Unilorin begins distribution of tablet PCs to students
The students paid for the computers over a year ago.
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The students paid for the computers over a year ago.
“On Tuesday, January 10, members of the executive committee of the union had a fruitful discussion with the Minister of ...
Welfare, wages, and broken promises have long plagued the Nigerian university system.
"I have never in my life collected bribe, inflated contracts, extorted anyone..."
ASUU appealed to President Buhari to help ensure her freedom.
“If we are in a recession and you are asking us to pay you N284 billion, nobody will pay it ...
Mr. Piwuna said ASUU was “shocked and angry” that states that had not been able to fund their universities were ...
The ASUU official said the union liked the TSA but wanted universities exempted.
The lecturers embarked on a warning strike on Wednesday.
The Nigerian Government also appealed to ASUU to suspend strike.
“There shall be no teaching, no examination and no attendance of statutory meetings of any kind in any of our ...
The university lecturers want implementation of previous agreements with the federal government.
The union gave notice of its one week warning strike.
The labour leader inaugurated the NLC-ASUU “Think- Tank Group."
“We have never given a date for any form of strike, whether warning strike or full blown strike."
“We have tried to dialogue with the Federal Government but they have been playing games with us."
University lecturers say the government has not fulfilled its 2009 agreement.
The union says government’s policies are causing hardships to Nigerians
The institution's lecturers say they won't return to work until they are paid.
Labour unions oppose the government's plan to involve private organisations in school administration.
The school urges its staff to return to work.
"This ugly phenomenon began in December 2015," an official said.
The union calls on Nigerians to rise up and reclaim the country from an inept ruling class.
ASUU is worried that "the same cycle of illegality is playing out again".
Lecturers demand payment of some entitlements paid by other universities
