Nigerian Government Warns ASUU Against Strike, Emphasizes 'No Work, No Pay' Policy
The Nigerian government has cautioned the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) against embarking on a strike, reiterating the 'No Work, No Pay' policy. The Ministry of Education emphasized its commitment to resolving outstanding issues affecting universities through dialogue.
Despite the government's compliance with agreed timelines, ASUU proceeded with strike action, disappointing the government. The government aims to prioritize the welfare of university staff and stabilize the academic calendar through continued engagement with ASUU.
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