ASUU Threatens Strike as Government Denies Agreement
The federal government has denied signing any agreement with ASUU, leading to a looming strike in Nigerian universities. ASUU had accused the government of failing to implement previous agreements, including salary arrears and revitalization funds.
The union's nationwide protests have disrupted academic activities, with members ready to shut down institutions if necessary. ASUU is also protesting the deduction of retirement benefits and other issues affecting the education sector.
The Kano Zone of ASUU has called on the government to expedite renegotiations to avoid further disruptions in the academic calendar.
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