The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has declared interest in joining the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) nationwide strike action which will commence on August 6, 2023.

POLITICS NIGERIA reports that t he NLC is embarking on a two-day warning strike over the fuel subsidy removal, naira devaluation, and alleged threats by the Minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike, to demolish properties belonging to workers in the federal capital.

ASUU President, Osedeke Emmanuel said the union will comply with NLC's directive on the planned strike.

"We are members of NLC, affiliates, therefore if they declare a strike, our members will be part of it," Emmanuel told The Whistler Newspaper.

"The ball is in the government's hands. Let them solve the problem, and then there won't be a strike. If NLC decides to go on strike, as an affiliate we don't have any option but to comply."

The over 81 universities that are members of ASUU may be affected by the planned strike. They include 43 federal universities and 38 state universities.

https://politicsnigeria.com/breaking-ASUU-declares-interest-in-joining-nationwide-strike/

It is well with Nigerians...

This people love strike

Please let it happen

Abeg let dem no try am o,make d students finish their semester exams

Transfer window: everyone dey indicate interest ...

Tinubu need to find way to solve this high cost of fuel. It’s affecting the economy and people.

Fuel was increased with about 400% over night. The amount of salary increase will not cushion the effect. What about people who don’t have salary at all? The 2b they are sharing to state doesn’t have any meaningful impart as already predicted.

Its just a waste to buy time. He better tax Nigeria then leave the subsidy.

In my opinion fuel subsidy should come back and that’s if the Dollar exchange isn’t coming down back to 200 where it was before this APC government comes to power.

Busybodies ASSU make them face their front. Make Dem no add to our misfortune's by trying to waste our students time. NUC is compromised, the tinubu government has strategically planted moles in their midsts to keep destabilizing them. Nothing will come out of any stupid strike/meetings. ASSU should just stay out. It's painful to admit, the tribunal will uphold tinubus victory and their isn't anything we can do about it. This country is ran by leaders who behaves like cartels. This country is gone.

ASUU the professional strikers don finally get opportunity to strike wella

Doubledaniel:
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has declared interest in joining the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) nationwide strike action which will commence on August 6, 2023.

POLITICS NIGERIA reports that t he NLC is embarking on a two-day warning strike over the fuel subsidy removal, naira devaluation, and alleged threats by the Minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike, to demolish properties belonging to workers in the federal capital.

ASUU President, Osedeke Emmanuel said the union will comply with NLC's directive on the planned strike.

"We are members of NLC, affiliates, therefore if they declare a strike, our members will be part of it," Emmanuel told The Whistler Newspaper.

"The ball is in the government's hands. Let them solve the problem, and then there won't be a strike. If NLC decides to go on strike, as an affiliate we don't have any option but to comply."

The over 81 universities that are members of ASUU may be affected by the planned strike. They include 43 federal universities and 38 state universities.

https://politicsnigeria.com/breaking-ASUU-declares-interest-in-joining-nationwide-strike/

Anyone supporting Apc at this point will die a hot painful death ijn (Amin)

Doubledaniel:
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has declared interest in joining the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) nationwide strike action which will commence on August 6, 2023.

POLITICS NIGERIA reports that t he NLC is embarking on a two-day warning strike over the fuel subsidy removal, naira devaluation, and alleged threats by the Minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike, to demolish properties belonging to workers in the federal capital.

ASUU President, Osedeke Emmanuel said the union will comply with NLC's directive on the planned strike.

"We are members of NLC, affiliates, therefore if they declare a strike, our members will be part of it," Emmanuel told The Whistler Newspaper.

"The ball is in the government's hands. Let them solve the problem, and then there won't be a strike. If NLC decides to go on strike, as an affiliate we don't have any option but to comply."

The over 81 universities that are members of ASUU may be affected by the planned strike. They include 43 federal universities and 38 state universities.

https://politicsnigeria.com/breaking-ASUU-declares-interest-in-joining-nationwide-strike/

According to Yoruba ronu osedeke a Yoruba man is Ipob
Dey play!!

JimmySwaggart:
Busybodies ASSU make them face their front. Make Dem no add to our misfortune's by trying to waste our students time. NUC is compromised, the tinubu government has strategically planted moles in their midsts to keep destabilizing them. Nothing will come out of any stupid strike/meetings. ASSU should just stay out. It's painful to admit, the tribunal will uphold tinubus victory and their isn't anything we can do about it. This country is ran by leaders who behaves like cartels. This country is gone.

Dindinrin taaa roobaa
Make ASUU no strike as dem Dey buy fuel cheaper abi
Dey play

These men should allow us write our exams and they should stop interfering with the pace of our educational timeline with their fruitless strikes.

I honestly don't blame them. School in Nigeria is a trash, our government in particular don't take it serious at all.

fineboynl:
Tinubu need to find way to solve this high cost of fuel. It’s affecting the economy and people.

Fuel was increased with about 400% over night. The amount of salary increase will cushion the effect. The 2b they are sharing to state doesn’t have any meaningful impart as already predicted.

Its just a waste to buy time. He better tax Nigeria then leave the subsidy.

In my opinion fuel subsidy should come back and that’s if the Dollar exchange isn’t coming down back to the where it was before this APC government comes to power.

He has given the gullible Nigerians 8K as palliative for 8 years in place of the money for subsidy . They say subsidy is an organised crime but one man now pockets the whole money and nobody fit talk. Nigerians just lack sense

Doubledaniel:
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has declared interest in joining the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) nationwide strike action which will commence on August 6, 2023.

POLITICS NIGERIA reports that t he NLC is embarking on a two-day warning strike over the fuel subsidy removal, naira devaluation, and alleged threats by the Minister of FCT, Nyesom Wike, to demolish properties belonging to workers in the federal capital.

ASUU President, Osedeke Emmanuel said the union will comply with NLC's directive on the planned strike.

"We are members of NLC, affiliates, therefore if they declare a strike, our members will be part of it," Emmanuel told The Whistler Newspaper.

"The ball is in the government's hands. Let them solve the problem, and then there won't be a strike. If NLC decides to go on strike, as an affiliate we don't have any option but to comply."

The over 81 universities that are members of ASUU may be affected by the planned strike. They include 43 federal universities and 38 state universities.

https://politicsnigeria.com/breaking-ASUU-declares-interest-in-joining-nationwide-strike/

They want to join strike, whereas they're the ones helping install bad government in the country. Or have they forgotten so soon what University professors did while acting as election coalition officers? Nonsense, they're mad. Bunch of idiots

MrsTwrite:
I honestly don't blame them. School in Nigeria is a trash, our government in particular don't take it serious at all.

You can't be taken serious by the same government who send you on stupid errands and you willingly obey, youths helped snatch balot boxes during elections, university lecturers help rig the results so how is the government supposed to take you serious? We need to get sense, until then nothing is going to work.

https://onlinestudyingservices.com/2023/08/21/10-cheapest-countries-to-live-and-work/

Check it out

Lazy ASSU. The last time you went on strike what did you achieve?