The resumed negotiation
between the federal
government and the Academic
Staff Union Of Universities
(ASUU) has once again reached
a stalemate.
At the end of a closed door
meeting which lasted for about
three hours, Chairman of the
Needs Assessment
Implementation Committee,
Governor Gabriel Suswam
announced the launch of N100
billion by September 1 to address
infrastructure deficit in all
universities across the country.
The federal government further
approved an additional
intervention of N30 billion to be
released to university council as
against the initial N92 billion
demanded by ASUU to resolve
the issue of earned allowances.
Secretary to the Government of
the Federation, Senator Anyim
Pius Anyim told journalists that
the fund is only to clear off the
backlog but would need to verify
ASUU’s claims.
President of ASUU, Proffesor
Nasir Faggae however noted that
the government’s intervention
move is tantamount to a re-
negotiation of the 2009
agreement, which would not be
accepted by the Union.

Stalemate again?! OMG!!!

We no go gree!

God is watching

Ahhh where d 400Billion naira..Or dat one na cat and bull story..

400 billion ni?

i no understand thisFG -ASUU hone moon, their game play is not yet clear, playing hide and seek with our future

haxan919: Ahhh where d 400Billion naira..Or dat one na cat and bull story..

That 400bn is just a total amount FG plans 2 give institutions for development within a period of 4yearz....ITS NOT NOW THEY WANNA GIVE THEM! They will share the 400bn into 4yearz and pay each budgeted year...This 30bn is for allowance of the lecturerz.