Nigerian Government Exempts Two Unions from 'No Work, No Pay' Policy Amid ASUU Strike
The Nigerian government, led by Bola Tinubu, has directed universities to implement a 'No Work, No Pay' policy during the ongoing ASUU strike. However, two unions, CONUA and NAMDA, have been exempted from this policy.
The move aims to restore accountability and discipline within the system. ASUU had faulted the government's last-minute intervention and appealed for dialogue.
The government urged ASUU to reconsider its stance and offered comprehensive reforms to address key concerns in the tertiary education sector.
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