Education Minister Alausa Calls for Dialogue to Prevent Strikes

On October 13, Dr Tunji Alausa, the Minister of Education, called on university-based unions to maintain dialogue with the Federal Government to prevent disruptions in academic activities. He stated that President Bola Tinubu is dedicated to fulfilling his administration's promises to Nigerians.
This appeal was made during the unveiling of renegotiated agreements between the Federal Government and tertiary institution unions in Abuja. Alausa highlighted the need for cooperation among stakeholders to ensure successful implementation of the agreements and cautioned against misinformation that could create disaffection.
Yayale Ahmed, Chairman of the Federal Government Negotiation Team, urged unions to appreciate the President's commitment and warned against threats of industrial action that could hinder the implementation process. He acknowledged the challenges of negotiations but emphasized the importance of mutual respect and concessions.
Discrepancies in some agreements were noted, and Alausa expressed willingness to review them to prevent grievances among unions.
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