Mr Adamu’s briefing further revealed that the end of the strike is not in sight.
A top ASUU operative said the three-hour meeting ended without any commitment to resolving the issue by either parties.
The committee is expected to ‘cleanse’ the systems from the manipulation of some corrupt officials.
The educationist said that aside from meeting the university lecturers’ demands, the federal government should work on repairing ASUU’s trust that it has lost over the years.
“For it is better to die for something than to live for nothing.”
This was the submission of Job Nmadu, a professor of Econometrics at the Federal University of Technology, Minna.
The Imo state governor claims that the federal government was working round the clock to resolve the lingering industrial action.
Mr Wabba faulted the federal government’s purported rejection of the Nimi-Briggs Committee report of the university based union’s negotiations.
“We will not hesitate to declare a solidarity strike in support of the unions if the government fails to resolve the issues within a reasonable time.”
“The federal government of Nigeria wishes to inform Nigerian students who returned from Ukraine…that efforts are being made to facilitate their placement.”
