Nigerian Government Proposes 40% Pay Increase to Avert ASUU Strike

The Nigerian government has proposed a 40% salary increment for university lecturers to prevent an ASUU strike. ASUU has been pushing for the full implementation of a 2009 agreement, including salary arrears and university revitalization funds.
Tensions have risen as negotiations continue, with ASUU criticizing the government's slow response. The government is engaging in talks to address key demands and avoid a shutdown of public universities.
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