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ASUU Insists Not To Resume Academic Activities Despite Payment Of Arrears
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has insisted that its members won’t resume work despite payment of their minimum wage arrears by the Federal Government.
This was made known in a circular titled ‘Payment of minimum wage arrears’ by the University of Lagos branch of the union.
The chairman of UNILAG ASUU, Dele Ashiru, confirmed the authenticity of the circular.
Ashiru said the arrears is “long-overdue”, saying that the core demands of ASUU have not been met.
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Recall that on February 15, ASUU began a four-week rollover strike following the Federal Government’s failure to meet its demands.
The National President of ASUU, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, said the decision was taken after the union’s National Executive Committee meeting.
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