Nigerian Government Warns ASUU of 'No Work, No Pay' Policy Amid Strike Threats
The Nigerian Federal Government has issued a warning to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) regarding the implementation of a 'No Work, No Pay' policy amidst ASUU's planned strike. The government reaffirmed its dedication to resolving outstanding issues through dialogue, including renegotiating the 2009 agreement and addressing salary arrears.
ASUU has declared a two-week warning strike to press for their demands. The joint statement by government officials emphasized the need for ASUU to suspend the strike and engage constructively.
President Bola Tinubu's administration has approved enhanced teaching allowances to motivate lecturers, aiming to improve working conditions in public universities.
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