Latest On ASUU strike: Committee of Vice-Chancellors Send Message To Lecturers & FG

The Committee of Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities (CVCNU) has reportedly called on FG and ASUU, to resolve lingering issues to end the ongoing strike.
This was disclosed on Sunday, in Abuja by the Chairman of the committee, Prof. Samuel Edoumiekumo.
According to him, it was crucial for both parties to come to an agreement to end the strike as soon as possible.
He urged them to honour agreements entered into for academic activities to commence in the affected universities. “We have already given a press release arising from the meeting of the general assembly of the committee. We said that ASUU and FG should amicably resolve all lingering issues,” he said.

Meanwhile, Edoumiekumo, who is the Vice-Chancellor of Niger Delta University, expressed optimism that the issues would be resolved soon.

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