The Federal Government says it has met almost 80 percent of the demands by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.
It disclosed this while describing the decision of ASUU to extend the six-month-old strike as unreasonable.
DAILY POST had reported that the academic union extended the lingering strike indefinitely.
Reacting, the Director of Press and Public Relations, in the Federal Ministry of Education, Bem Goong, stressed that the Federal Government had deployed all measures to end the strike.
He said: “If you bring some demands and almost 80% have been attended to, there is no need to drag the strike anymore.
“It is unreasonable for the strike to be lingering since the government has worked towards fulfilling most of the demands.
“As regards the next steps, the government has already inaugurated a committee to harmonize the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System, IPPIS, University Transparency and Accountability Solution, UTAS and the University Peculiar Personnel and Payroll System, IPPS.”
ASUU has been on strike since February 2022 over the government’s inability to meet a 2009 agreement.
The union has been at loggerheads with the government over the mode of payment.
ASUU strike: We’ve met 80 percent of lecturers’ demands – Buhari govt
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