Nigerian Government Warns ASUU of "No Work, No Pay" Policy Amid Strike
The Nigerian government has issued a warning to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) regarding the implementation of a "no work, no pay" policy in response to the ongoing strike by the union. The Federal Government's directive aims to enforce consequences for the absence of work due to the strike, impacting both ASUU members and their salaries.
The warning comes as negotiations between ASUU and the government continue to face challenges, prolonging the strike's duration and affecting the country's higher education sector.
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