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Hope For Nigerian Student As ASUU Agrees To Call Off 183-day Long Strike, Gives 1 Key Condition

 The national president of the academic union of universities (ASUU), has assured that the union will call off it's Strike immediately after it's demand are met by the federal government .

Emmanuel Osodeke confirmed that there is a schedule meeting between the Nigerian government and the ASUU leaders on Tuesday, 16 August.


According to Osodeke, the integrated payroll and personal information system enforced by  FG on the union members is fraudulent.


183 days after the members of the academic staff  union of universities embarked on Strike action, there leaders are set to meet with the delegation of the federal government again.


The national president of the union, Emmanuel Osodeke, on Monday, August 15 announced that ASUU will be meeting with the federal government to address issue relating to the ongoing Strike Today, Tuesday, August 16.

Speaking on Channels Television's Politics today, Osodeke said contrary to report and claims in various quarters, the union is willing to call Off it's Strike once the federal government meet up it's demand at the meeting slated to take place today.


According to him, ASUU has reached an agreement with the government to adopt the Universities Transparency Accountability Solution (UTAS) as the payment Platform for lectures.


ASUU described IPPIs as fraudulent


The punch reports that Osodeke had earlier condemned the fraudulent activities of the Nigerian government  towards the union members.

Citing the rejection of the Integrated payroll and personal Information System (IPPIs) by the union, Osodeke warned that the IPPIs is government orchestrated fraud.

He added:




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