ASUU suspends strike at Plateau State University
ASUU's PLASU branch suspends strike after state government agrees to demands on pension, wage arrears, staff quarters, and leader protection.
- On Wednesday, the Academic Staff Union of Universities suspended its indefinite strike at Plateau State University following successful negotiations with the Plateau State government in Jos.
- The industrial action, which began on August 26, 2026, centered on six demands including the commencement of the Contributory Pension Scheme and full implementation of the 2025 FGN/ASUU agreement.
- Head of Service Steven Pam Gadong and union leader Professor Aku Timothy Namo finalized terms including arrears payment from January 2026, secure staff quarters, and perimeter security construction.
- Branch chairperson Dr. Vincent D. Choji and secretary Dr. Lomka Iliya Kopdiya confirmed the agreement, directing ASUU members to resume all academic activities effective from midnight on Wednesday.
- While PLASU resumes operations, public universities in Lagos and Ondo states remain grounded by ongoing ASUU strikes, reflecting broader challenges in implementing the 2025 agreement nationwide.
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ASUU-LASU declares indefinite strike
By Elizabeth Osayande LAGOS — The Lagos State University branch of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU-LASU) has declared a total and indefinite strike over what it described as the failure of the government to implement the 2025 ASUU/FGN Agreement. The union announced the decision on Tuesday, September 15, following a congress at which […]
ASUU suspends strike at Plateau State University
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Plateau State University (PLASU) branch, has suspended its strike after reaching an agreement with the Plateau State government on the union’s six-point demands. The decision was taken at an emergency congress meeting held by the union in Jos on Tuesday, where members reviewed the issues that led to the […] ASUU suspends strike at Plateau State University
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