ASUU has extended its ongoing warning strike by 12 weeks as President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime fails to accede to the union’s demands.
There would be an incalculable disaster in the offing because an uneducated or under-educated youth bulge is always a catalyst for perpetual internal strife.
The minister said it was important that a speedy resolution was reached so that students could return to school.
SSANU) and NASU have commended the efforts of labour minister Chris Ngige over resolving ongoing labour crises involving the university unions.
UI was followed closely by university of Nigeria (UNN) which was placed 1775 worldwide and second in the nation with 66.6 points.
PDP has called on President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime to immediately address the strike embarked upon by lecturers in public universities.
Mr Danfulani said that constant strikes by the union due to the two parties’ refusal to reach an agreement had disrupted the academic calendar.
“The bosses in the Federal Ministry of Education do not feel the strike. There are things that are above me. I am not (the) minister of education.”
“The vice-chancellor, on behalf of the Senate, has directed that the university be closed until further notice.”
“I’m using this opportunity to plead with the NLC to which ASUU is affiliated, to call them to order, make them obey the law…”
