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 NLC To Hold Protests All Over Nigeria On Long ASUU Strike The National Labor Union (NLC) said the 26th and 27th will be the days they will hold demonstrations across Nigeria, to force the Federal Government, make the University Teachers' Union discuss their problems, and call off the strike. ASUU has closed all Nigerian Universities on February 14, 2022, as a result of the failure of the Government to fulfill the agreement they have set for many years. ASUU, and other Unions need to ensure that sufficient funds are given to the Universities to run them, and the issue of approval of the Salary payment system by UTAS, including the increase in Salary. It will be remembered that the NLC has given the Federal Government 21 days to settle all the matters before them. But now these days are over to deal with it. Following the end of the mandate, NLC in a statement issued by its President Ayuba Wabba, said that they will hold protests against growth, which will take place across 36 state...

 ASUU meets August 1, strike enters 155th day The MEDIA has reliable information that the National Executive Council of the Academic Staff Union of Universities will convene in the first week of August 2022. According to information obtained by our correspondent, the conference will decide whether to stop or prolong the strike, which will mark its 155th day on Tuesday (today). According to The MEDIA, ASUU began its industrial action on February 14, 2022, as a result of what the union claimed was the government's refusal to fulfill certain of its demands. Dr. Gbolahan Bolarin, the chapter chairman of ASUU at Federal University of Technology in Minna, confirmed the meeting's date and time to our correspondent on Monday. The summit will take place on either July 30 or August 1, 2022, according to Bolarin. The government had been warned by ASUU not to allow the deployment of the Universities Transparency Accountability System and to allow tertiary institutions to proliferate. In ad...

 ASUU STRIKE : As ASUU went for strike , now it is exactly 5 months as students who are studying at the public Varsities left at home , while those children with the golden spoons at mouth who are at the private Varsities and abroad are in schools . No any serious action has taken by the executives, neither the legislatives. As ASUU are on strike , Airlines announced it one beautiful Sunday morning that they will enter in to a wide Nation strike due to the high price and scarcity of gas they experiencing in this country, they have not reached to 24 hours, our government provided an action that made  them not to go for that strike . As the strike is moving on , we had seen how Kaduna state Governor and Rivers State Governor went to UK to celebrate their own children convocations . These two Governors are from the two strong parties we have in this country, which make it clearly that none of these political parties are ever ready to bring changes to our educational sector . It i...

 JUST-IN ASUU STRIKE UPDATE, ABU VC LAMENT IN ASUU MEETING.  Empty school buildings make me feel like crying – ABU VC Lament at ASUU zonal meeting today. Prof. Kabiru Bala, Vice-Chancellor, Ahmadu Bello University (ABU), Zaria, said the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike dampens his spirit. The Don spoke on Monday at a meeting organised by the Kano Zone of ASUU. Bala noted that the industrial action has lasted 140 days, affecting the economy of host communities. He urged the government, ASUU and stakeholders to consider the effect of the strike on the citizens. Bala said Ahmadu Bello University had more than 30,000 students who spent at least N300 each on food. “We also have more than 13,000 employees each of whom has an average of three to five dependents who feed on a daily basis. “The strike also has far-reaching implications on security.” Bala added that the strike was also affecting lecture theatres, classrooms and laboratories. “When I look between the AB...

 ASUU strike: Buhari needs to resign right away Nigeria president, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd) Over the years, Nigeria has experienced malfunctions caused by not just insurmountable obstacles, but also intentional ones that were deftly weaved into a web of roadblocks by some domineering individuals whose goal it is to pillage the nation. These are the foes that the good Lord has purposefully positioned to ambush the peace, growth, and rapid progress of our beloved nation. They have historical roots and are present in our public spaces like our government buildings, schools, and churches. It makes sense why Osita Agwuna wrote a scathing newsletter that was published and delivered as a lecture in 1948 under the chairmanship of Chief Anthony Enahoro. The provocatively direct newsletter calls for a broad revolution, borrowing Thomas Sankara's language in its appeal for a complete reform of while putting to rest the causes of both the Burutu Strike of 1947 and the general stri...

 ASUU strike hits its 140th day as SERAP and others make fun of the FG The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (ret. ), and his administration have come under fire for the protracted suspension of academic activities in the country's tertiary institutions, according to the Socio-Economic Rights Accountability Project and other education rights organizations like the Reform Education Nigeria and Education Rights Campaign. The Joint Action Committee of the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Education and other Allied Institutions' strike, which started on March 25, 2022, entered its 68th day today, according to The MEDIA, and the Academic Staff Union of Universities' strike entered its 140th day on Monday (today). While the Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union has just started a two-month strike, the National Executive Council of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics is now convening in Jigawa State after calling o...

NLC's planned one-day protest over the ASUU strike: In an effort to pressure the Federal Government to accede to the requests of university-based unions, the Nigeria Labour Congress announced on Thursday that it would stage a one-day national demonstration. The congress took note of reports from a meeting of its Central Working Committee indicating that negotiations with the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities, and National Association of Academic Technologists had not progressed. At the beginning of the National Executive Council meeting of the Congress in Abuja, Ayuba Wabba, the president of the NLC, spoke. Wabba instructed all of the NLC's affiliate unions to provide instructions regarding the upcoming one-day national protest starting the following week. "I believe there is hesitation in dealing with this problem (of the strike), thus CWC has agreed there wil...