ASUU Won’t Stop Going On Strike Until Government Meets Our Demands – President

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has come out to say that it would continue to embark on industrial actions until the government meets its demands.

The President of ASUU, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke recently had his say while speaking to the press, and Nigerians have been reacting.

According to him, he can only urge the fund to work more on the monitoring method of its projects across the country because the level of performance by the beneficiary institutions is not in tandem as some of them received the same amount of money.

He added that TETFund should apply sanctions on non-performing institutions and advocate for the abolition of stakeholders fund.

His words, “ASUU will continue to embark on strike until the right thing is done in our tertiary institutions. Stakeholders fund should be abolished.

It is our fervent hope that this interactive session will provide an enabling environment for us to understand some of our challenges and difficulties in the delivery of quality education in our institutions and thereby make meaningful contribution to the successful execution of the objective of the Fund.

As you all know our primary mandate is to rehabilitate, restore and consolidate Tertiary Education in Nigeria, using funding alongside project management.

The session is also expected to serve as a platform to discuss and mitigate incidences of industrial disputes in the tertiary education sector and look at ways to prevent and avoid their occurrences.

As stakeholders and partners, we intend to share with you all that we have done and continue to do.”