President of the association, Mr
Shuaib Abubakar, expressed the concern in a telephone interview with the News
Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lokoja.
He said that the strike was becoming
ridiculous, adding that the union welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to
sack the lecturers if they refused to go back to work.
Abubakar explained that government
could not meet all the lecturer’s demands at a time and urged other labour
union leaders to persuade ASUU to end the strike.
He also urged ASUU to go back to
work in the interest of the students and their future.
The student leader said that the
strike had added extra year to the programme of the affected students, adding
that such situation was frustrating.
He, however, expressed the hope that
all the striking institutions would resume on Monday in compliance with the
government’s instruction.
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