“This discriminatory practice is both unjust and unacceptable,” he said.
Mr Arobadi appealed to President Bola Tinubu to consider the plight of Nigerian youths.
Mr Fulata begged the unions to give the committee time to meet with the relevant authorities on the issue.
The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities has ended its seven-day warning strike over withheld salaries, threatening to take “drastic action” against the government.
EBSU has appealed to the three striking unions in the school to reconsider their action and embrace dialogue.
The minister says all striking tertiary institutions’ based unions except ASUU have accepted its offers to call off their strikes by next week.
The lecturers are striking over the failure of the state government to pay arrears of earned allowances and other entitlements.
