ASUU Strike: Reconsider Your Position - FG To ASUU
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The Federal Government on Tuesday said it has done much for the
education sector, especially, to the universities, which should enable the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) reconsider its position on
industrial strike.
Minister of State for Education, Goodluck Opiah,
said this in a presentation to the Senate Committee (Tertiary Institutions and
TETfund) during an oversight visit to the Federal Ministry of Education on
Tuesday in Abuja.
Opiah noted that it wouldn’t be out of place for
major stakeholders in governance, like the members of the National Assembly, to
leverage on what the government has done so far to see if the striking lecturers
can go back to the classrooms.
READ: ASUU Declares Indefinite Strike
The Minister said that the federal
government has done the necessary things for ASUU to resume classes, adding that
major stakeholders like the federal lawmakers can also come into the matter.
In a statement by his Special Adviser on Media/Public Affairs,
Kelechi Mejuobi, Opiah said contrary to the wrong impression being held about
the position of the federal government, all demands of ASUU have been met.
He
said that the federal government only came up with a standard principle of “no
work, no pay” which he said was a universal policy the university teachers are
expected to imbibe and let go.
The statement reads: “Government has
yielded to all the demands of ASUU. The only thing is that government doesn’t
support “anyone who doesn’t work but wants pay”
READ: ASUU Strike: Resolve Issues Now - Vice-Chancellors To FG
Why didn't the same FG tell the Airline Operators to consider their POSITION? SEBI CBN WAS ORDERED TO SETTLE THEM SHARP SHARP?
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