STRIKEF: FGTHREATENS ASSU WITH DISDAIN By Balogun Onaolapo Aisha

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 STRIKEF: FGTHREATENS ASSU WITH DISDAIN 



By Balogun Onaolapo Aisha



   The federal government has threaten to sue lectures who are members of Academics staff union of university if they fail to resume as ruled by the national industrial court.

    Minister of labour and employment [Dr Chris ngige] who issued this threat on 7/10/ 2022 (Friday) that he directed the labour controller to monitor compliance at all tertiary institutions across the state.

 TheAcademic staff union of university has said it will study the ruling of appeal court which ordered it members to return back to work.

    The Asuu president proffessor Emmanuel Osodeke reacted on behalf of the union 

   It was reported that the court of appeal In Abuja on Friday, ordered the Academic staff union of university to call off its strike


 The court gave the union lecture seven days within which to file it’s notice of appeal against the order of the national industrial court.

 Agreeing with the federal government argument that Asuu can not approach the appellate court with dirty hands ,the panel hold should the applicant fail to obey.

The order ( of the lower court) the leave granted shall be automatically vacated.

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  1. AnonymousOctober 18, 2022 at 12:08 PM

    Good to see both party coming to agreement.

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  2. AnonymousOctober 18, 2022 at 12:27 PM

    With the help of the court of law the Association of Student Union University later come into agreement and it is so great.

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