ASUU Threatens "No Pay, No Work" Strike Over Demands
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in Nigeria, particularly the Yola zone, has issued a warning to the Federal Government, stating that lecturers will embark on a "No Pay, No Work" strike if their demands for improved university funding and fair wages are not met within a specified window period. Dr. Garba Mbave Joshua and Prof. Daniel Gungula emphasized the government's lack of political will to address long-standing issues in the education sector.
ASUU members across six universities in the Yola zone are prepared to take action if necessary.
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