ASSU TO RESUME BACK ON RENEGOTIATION TABLE ON MONDAY.

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The currently striking Academic Staff Union of Universities and the Federal Government will resume talks Monday (tomorrow) on how to resolve the now over two-month-old strike embarked upon by lecturers.
According to PUNCHNG.COM, the national President of ASUU, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, confirmed the development in Abuja, on Friday.
He, however, said the union was not optimistic about the prospects of an early resolution of the industrial dispute.
In response to a question on whether there had been any fresh development with regard to the resolution of the dispute, Ogunyemi said, “I’ am afraid nothing new. I understand they will be meeting us on Monday. Let’s wait and see if they take a reasonable step; it will determine our next line of action. Until then, let’s wait and see.”

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