The Academic Staff Union of Universities announced a two-week warning strike on Monday, and lecturers at the University of Jos obeyed. The Federal Government was issued a two-week ultimatum by the union’s national secretariat to comply with its requests, which include, among other things, greater funding, better working conditions, and the payment of earned allowances. The majority of the teachers at the University of Jos remained off campus, leaving many students who had come for lectures stuck in their classrooms, according to our correspondent who visited the institution on Bauchi…
UNIJOS ASUU Defiant: ‘We’re Not Afraid of No Work, No Pay’
