Uncertainty In Varsities As ASUU 14-Day Ultimatum Ends Today
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
51% : Among ASUU's key demands are the implementation of the 2022 renegotiated agreement, improved funding for public universities, and the settlement of outstanding earned academic allowances.49% : When LEADERSHIP Weekend asked about the union's next line of action as the deadline drew to a close, ASUU President, Professor Chris Piwuna, simply said, "No comment." However, it was gathered from credible sources within the union that ASUU's National Executive Council (NEC) may convene after the expiration of the ultimatum to decide on the next steps. ASUU had earlier begun full mobilisation of its members across universities in preparation for possible industrial action.
44% : There is uncertainty in public universities across Nigeria as the 14-day ultimatum issued by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to the federal government expires today.
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