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BREAKING: ASUU Finally Ends The Eight Months Strike
BREAKING: ASUU Finally Ends The Eight Months Strike
Onyxnewsng reports that the Academic Staff Union of Universities has finally concluded with the federal government of Nigeria to reopen universities on 17th October 2022.
The Federal government has agreed to pay the outstanding eight months’ salaries.
FG To Present Certificate Of Registration To Breakaway ASUU
Revitalization and salary areas have been cleared.
Although the issue of UTAS is not finalized, for now, ASUU members have agreed to resume October 17th.
More details follow…..
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