National Association of Nigeria Students (NANS) has appealed to the Federal Government and Academic Staff Union
National Association of Nigeria Students has appealed to the Federal Government and Academic Staff Union of University to find common grounds to prevent disruption in the academic calendar.The News Agency of Nigeria reports that ASUU had issued a three-week ultimatum to the Federal Government over some outstanding demands.
He said that establishing a continuous platform for dialogue between the government, university administrators and lecturers to address grievances before escalation was important to prevent academic disruption.“These strikes, often as a result of unresolved issues between university lecturers and the government, have profound and far reaching consequences on the educational journey of countless students.
“We are counting on the government to act decisively and with a sense of urgency to prevent the devastating impact of another strike.
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