ASUU Ends Strike, Lecturers Resume at Lagos State Universities

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has announced the suspension of its strike at Lagos State University, Lagos State University of Education, and Lagos State University of Science and Technology, allowing lecturers to resume academic activities immediately. This decision was communicated in a joint statement signed by Olusegun Babalola, Coordinator of the Steering Committee, ASUU-LASU; Grace Abimbola, Acting Chairman, ASUU-LASUED; and Murisiku Onigemo, Chairman, ASUU-LASUSTECH.
The suspension follows negotiations focused on staff welfare and outstanding agreements with the Lagos State Government. The union expressed gratitude to various stakeholders, including civil society organizations and traditional rulers, for their support during the negotiations.
ASUU reaffirmed its commitment to academic excellence and quality education as members return to classrooms. The union also indicated it would continue discussions with the Lagos State Government to resolve remaining issues related to its members' welfare package.
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