The ASUU leader also held a press
conference in Minna, after the marathon
National Executive Council meeting was over at about
12.50 a.m. on December 17, 2013, Tuesday.
In attendance at the meeting
were all the ASUU branch chairmen and secretaries, the national executive
members of the body, coordinators and past leaders, including 56 members from
52 universities.
The decision should take effect
starting from today.
Another confirmation came from ASUU
Chairman, University of Lagos Chapter, Dr. Karo Ogbinaka, who also confirmed in
an interview to Channels Television that the union decided to suspend the
strike.
Dr. Ogbinaka said that, in line
with procedures, the different chapters of ASUU would hold congress meetings on
Wednesday to inform members and managements of the institutions of the latest
development.
“We expect the students to resume and expect their members to go back to class immediately after the congress meeting and we expect the government to keep to the terms of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU),” he stated.
It would be noted that the decision
to end the protracted industrial action was taken after ASUU signed a new
agreement with the Federal Government on December 11, 2013 (see the official
document below).
Channels TV
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