Mr Ngige claimed that CONUA and NAMDA were regrouped from the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) for efficiency and effectiveness in the system.
The resumption followed the suspension of the eight-month strike by ASUU on Friday.
The union’s president, Emmanuel Osodeke, on Friday announced the suspension of the strike which began on February 14 in deference to the ruling of the court.
Parents and students have heaved a sigh of relief that the ASUU strike has been suspended.
The speaker and ASUU met on Monday in Abuja over the crisis between university lecturers and the federal government.
The speaker said he was certain that the strike would “come to an end in a matter of days.”
The court gave ASUU seven days within which to file the appeal following the obedience of the ruling of the lower court.
The presiding judge, Hamma Barka, leading two other justices, consequently fixed Thursday to hear ASUU’S application.
The lawmaker said that President Muhammadu Buhari was eager to bring the over eight-month-old strike to an end.
The chapter chairman of the union asked stakeholders to pressure the government to give the matter the much-needed critical attention.
