FG Implements 'No Work, No Pay' as ASUU Begins Two-Week Warning Strike
The Federal Government of Nigeria has invoked the 'No Work, No Pay' policy against the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) as the union begins a two-week warning strike due to unmet demands. The strike, starting at midnight on Sunday, is a response to issues such as salary arrears, promotions, and research allowances.
The government emphasizes the need to keep students in school, while ASUU seeks improved conditions for lecturers. ASUU's decision to strike despite government efforts has led to the implementation of the 'No Work, No Pay' policy.
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