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ASUU Update – Nigeria’s Universities Look Peaceful, But The Threat Still Looms
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20 hrs agoASUU called off a strike in March.
They said government made promises.
Funds promised in 2025 budget.
But today, ASUU says
Many promises remain broken.
They demand ₦150 billion revitalisation fund.
ASUU’s new leader,
Prof. Chris Piwuna, speaks up.
He warns: “Act now, or risk another nationwide strike.”
Key issues still unresolved:
• Unpaid 2022 salaries
• Earned Academic Allowance
• University autonomy
• Revamp of school facilities
Non-academic unions are angry too.
They say ASUU might get all the money.
ThenDay reports ₦50 billion was paid –
But more is still needed.
FG says it set up a committee to renegotiate 2009 deal.
So… is university life safe now?
Yes—for now.
No broken pickets.
But the threat is real.
If talks stall,
Students will lose classes again.
“Peace” is fragile.
All eyes on government’s next move.
#ASUUUpdate #UniversityCrisis #NigerianEducation #StopTheStrike #KonnectAfrica #EducationWatch #StudentAlert #HigherEdNigeria #FundingNeeded #PeaceAtStake
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