ASUU Accuses Tinubu Govt of Neglecting Lecturers, Risking Nationwide Strike
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) Benin Zone accused the government, including the Tinubu administration, of pushing lecturers towards a nationwide strike. In a press conference, the ASUU coordinator listed unresolved issues such as salary arrears, promotion delays, and inadequate funding for universities.
The union warned of a potential shutdown of public universities due to the government's failure to honor agreements and address critical issues affecting the education sector. This accusation highlights the growing tensions between academic staff and the government, raising concerns about the future of higher education in Nigeria.
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