The national leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is set to convene a critical meeting in Abuja today, sparking anxiety over a potential nationwide strike. The gathering follows a series of ultimatums issued to the Federal Government, citing unfulfilled commitments.
ASUU’s 14-day strike notice, issued on September 24, threatens to shut down universities if longstanding grievances remain unaddressed. This ultimatum succeeds a 21-day notice on August 18, reiterating demands for government action.
Today’s meeting is expected to feature a “State of the Nation” address, heightening uncertainty among students and stakeholders. The union’s decision will likely determine the fate of the academic session.
Key issues driving the potential strike include unresolved demands from previous agreements. Students and university communities anxiously await the outcome of the meeting, fearing disruptions to their education.
