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FG And ASUU To Resolve All Pending Issues Within 3 days




Senate President, Abubakar Bukola Saraki, in an
on going efforts to bring the lingering issues
between the Academic Staff Union of Universities
and the Federal Government to a stop, has
brokered a two week deadline for the two parties
to settle all pending issuesIn meeting held on Thursday which had the
senate president, Minister of education and the
leadership of ASUU in attendance, the senate
president urged the two parties to find a way to
resolve the three outstanding issues remaining.
One of the issues is that of earned allowances,
the other is the paying of the salaries and
allowances of the staff of university primary
schools and the payment of 15 per cent of the
education budget for each year to the University
Education Committees.
Both the ASUU president and the Minister of
education thanked the Senate president for his
intervention and assured him that the issues will
be resolved in 3 days.

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