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We’re Still Consulting With Our Members – ASUU Says No Agreement Yet To End Strike

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has said it has not yet suspended its strike action that has lingered for months.

Biodun Ogunyemi, ASUU president, told Vanguard the union is still consulting with its members nationwide to determine its response to the recent offer by the federal government.

“We have what the government is offering and have transmitted the same to our members nationwide, and we are consulting on what the next line of action will be. You know a tree does not make a forest, and our union is democratic in nature and practice,” said Ogunyemi.

“As for how long the consultation would take, I cannot say, but it may go beyond this week. Whatever we decide on is going to be in the national interest, the interest of our children, the interest of our members and the good of all.”

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