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ASUU laments FG’s prolonged stalemate in renegotiation.

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has expressed frustration over the prolonged stalemate in its renegotiation with the Federal Government. 


Citing the 2009 agreement with the government that outlines crucial matters such as conditions of service and sustainable funding, ASUU President, Professor Chris Piwuna, noted that the union is tired of words and promises.


Emphasizing that ASUU's demands include increased funding to address infrastructural decay and improved remuneration for lecturers to boost morale and productivity, he also emphasized the importance of including non-teaching staff in salary reviews to promote harmony and stability within the university system.


Piwuna warned that the government must be prepared to face the consequences of its continued inaction, as the standoff between ASUU and the government continues, with uncertainty surrounding the future of university education in the country.

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Published on July 28, 2025
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