ASUU Members Criticize Nigerian Government as 2-Week Strike Begins Over Salary Arrears
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has commenced a 2-week strike in Nigeria, led by Prof. Chris Piwuna, citing the government's neglect of the education system and failure to meet demands, including salary arrears and promotions. Dr. Toba Abiloro and Dr. E.
Adeaga express concerns over the government's treatment of lecturers and call for dialogue to resolve the welfare and funding issues in the academic sector.
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