FG reacts to ASUU strike extension by 2 months, says all demands have been met

The Ministry of Education has responded to the extension of roll over strike by the members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities for another two months, insisting that the Federal government has met all of the demands of the Union.

The Ministry of Education has responded to the extension of roll over strike by the members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities for another two months, insisting that the Federal government has met all of the demands of the Union.

The Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba emphasized that all earned allowances as well as revitalisation funds have been released.

“ASUU announced and we met and everything that they have demanded, we have done all of them including the earned allowances and the revitalisation fund; they choose to extend it for two months may be,” he said.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities declared a roll over strike for another 2months beginning mid night 14th March, 2022.

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