Nigerian Government Proposes 40% Salary Increase to Lecturers Amid ASUU Tensions
The Nigerian government, led by Yayal Ahmad, has offered a 40% salary increase to academic staff union members, as ASUU prepares for negotiations after a failed ultimatum. Dr. Tunji Alausa insists the government has met union demands.
The Nigerian Labour Congress supports ASUU's stance. ASUU threatens a full-scale strike due to unmet demands, including salary reviews and revitalization funds.
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