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ASUU at long last suspends strike after long distance race NEC meeting

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  • October 14, 2022
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The Scholastic Staff Association of College (ASUU) has suspended its 8-month-old modern activity restrictively.

The choice to cancel the strike has all the earmarks of being an aftermath of the long-distance race Public Leader Council (NEC) meeting of ASUU which was held at the association’s secretariat in Abuja from Thursday, October 13, to the early long periods of Friday, October 14.

As indicated by a checked Stations TV report, this was affirmed by an individual from ASUU’s NEC, albeit an authority declaration with the impact is as yet being anticipated.

The gathering was called by the administration of the association to decide its following line of activity after its different branches met and pondered on the Court of Allure management a week ago.

The Court of Allure had requested the striking speakers to suspend the strike before its allure of the decision ordering instructors to continue work could be heard.

Individuals from the association’s Public Chief Board of trustees, which contains the administrators of the state sections and individuals from the public leader, went to the gathering at the ASUU Public Secretariat in Abuja.

There had been before reports that the different parts of ASUU had been isolated on the association’s next line of activity with some of them casting a ballot to suspend the strike, while some likewise were supportive of expanding the 8-month-old modern activity.

ASUU had been protesting since February 14, 2022, to squeeze home their unsettled requests on the national government.

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