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ASUU Strike News: Latest ASUU Strike Nigeria News For Today February 15, 2022

ASUU Strike News: Latest ASUU Strike Nigeria News Headline Updates For Today February 15, 2022, can be accessed below.

Brand News Day Nigeria reports that in its Latest ASUU News On ASUU Strike Nigeria, the final decision would be Made Known after the ASUU’s National Executive Council meeting.

This online news platform has compiled the ASUU Strike News: Latest ASUU Strike Nigeria News For Today February 2022 for you, to keep you updated on the ongoing ASUU strike, ASUU News and whatnot.

Meanwhile, this is the recap of the ASUU Strike News: Latest ASUU Strike Nigeria News For Today Headline Updates for the week, read below:

Latest ASUU Strike News On ASUU Strike Nigeria, NEC Reveals Final Decision

Latest ASUU News On ASUU Strike Nigeria, Final Decision Made Known, more details below.

Brand News Day Nigeria reports that in its Latest ASUU News On ASUU Strike Nigeria, the final decision would be Made Known after the ASUU’s National Executive Council meeting.

Notably, ASUU Strike news has been making rounds lately until the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU’s National Executive Council meeting is ongoing. Thus has intensified its efforts to push for a strike until the FG will bow down to the union’s demands.

ASUU News On ASUU Strike Updates

Today, Sunday, 13th February, the ASUU’s National Executive Council meeting is ongoing. The meeting taking place at the University of Lagos, Akoka Campus, was convened by the union to decide possible action to take following the alleged refusal of the federal government to accede to its demands.

The union had last week hinted that its decision, whether to proceed on strike to protest the government’s action or continue to render services would be determined at its ongoing NEC meeting, expected to end tomorrow in Lagos.

The decision which will be via voting would determine the fate of students of public universities across the country, who had just returned to campuses after the union’s yuletide break.

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ASUU Strike News: Latest ASUU Strike Nigeria News For Today February 15, 2022

BREAKING: ASUU News: ASUU Strike Begins, To Last For One-Month

ASUU News: ASUU has Declared ASUU Strike for all Nigerian universities (See, Numbers of Days ) see details below.

Brand News Day Nigeria reports the ASUU strike update today: Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to embark on a one-month warning strike.

ASUU in after serious deliberations that lingered from Sunday evening into the early hours of Monday, the National Executive Council, NEC, of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has voted to embark on a one-month warning strike to press home its demands from the government.

A source at the meeting held in Lagos told BrandNewsDay in confidence that the strike is to allow the Federal Government to do the needful failure to which the union would go on an indefinite strike.

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JAMB Has No Power To Decide Qualification For Admission – ASUU

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has accused the Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board (JAMB) of encroaching into the university’s autonomy.

Brand News Day Nigeria reports that the President of the union, Professor Emmanuel Osodeke, after announcing a four-week strike action beginning from February 14, lamented that the autonomy of universities is under increasing threat by the meddlesome activities of JAMB in admission processes and regulation of academic activities in the Nigerian university system.

According to Osodeke, JAMB was created by an Act of the National Assembly in 1978 and is responsible for the conduct of matriculation examinations for admission into a tertiary institution in Nigeria, the appointment of examiners and the collection/dissemination of information on all matters relating to entrance examinations.

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Prof. Osodeke pointed out that it is the prerogative and responsibility of each university’s senate to superintend over all academic matters in the university, including setting the admission requirements and approval of university undergraduate and postgraduate programmes.