Nigeria: ASUU Issues 4-Day Ultimatum to Federal Govt Over New Salary Structure
ASUU demands immediate salary payments to halt brain drain and improve education quality, threatening strike if ignored within four days, union president said.
- On Thursday, ASUU President Christopher Piwuna issued a four-day deadline to the Federal Government to begin implementing the newly approved salary structure for university lecturers across the country.
- Piwuna noted that previous agreements regarding lecturer welfare have faced inconsistent implementation, citing poor remuneration as a driver of brain drain in Nigeria's higher education sector.
- "We have issued a four-day ultimatum from today to the Federal Government to begin the payment of the newly approved salary structure," Piwuna said, urging immediate compliance.
- "Failure to comply will attract a strong response from the union," Piwuna warned, noting the organization's history of nationwide strikes disrupting academic calendars and impacting millions of students.
- Observers warn the fresh ultimatum could escalate tensions between the union and the government, raising concerns about a possible strike if demands are not met within the four-day timeframe.
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ASUU issues 4-day ultimatum to Nigerian govt over new salary structure
The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has handed the Federal Government a four-day deadline to begin implementing the newly approved salary structure for lecturers across the country. The union’s president, Christopher Piwuna, announced the ultimatum on Thursday during a public lecture at Sa’adu Zungur University, Yuli Campus, Bauchi State. According to him, the countdown begins immediately, urging the government to commence payment un…
Nigeria: ASUU Issues 4-Day Ultimatum to Federal Govt Over New Salary Structure
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has issued a four-day ultimatum to the Federal Government, demanding the immediate implementation of a newly approved salary structure for university lecturers nationwide.
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ASUU Threatens Strike, Issues Four-Day Ultimatum
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has issued a four-day ultimatum to the federal government to immediately implement the newly approved salary structure for university lecturers or face nationwide shutdown of public universities. ASUU President, Christopher Piwuna, stated this at a public lecture held at Sa’adu Zungur University, Yuli Campus, in Bauchi. Piwuna said the government must begin payment under the new salary arrangement …
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