Nigerian Government Reaffirms "No Work, No Pay" Policy Amid ASUU Two-Week Warning Strike
The Nigerian government has restated its "No Work, No Pay" policy as the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) initiates a two-week warning strike due to the government's failure to address its demands. ASUU President Professor Chris Piwuna confirmed the strike following the union's ultimatum.
The strike is a result of the government's alleged neglect of key issues, including the implementation of the 2009 ASUU-FG agreement. The Ministry of Education has appealed for dialogue to resolve the situation.
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