AS part of moves to end the ongoing strike by university lecturers, Federal Government, yesterday, disclosed that it has entered into fresh negotiation with Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU. The government team, according to Federal Government, was being led by the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim. Minister of Labour and Productivity, Emeka Wogu, disclosed this, yesterday, when he briefed the Bamanga Tukur-led leadership of Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, National Working Committee, NWC, on the activities of his ministry. He noted that the government had serious issues with the original agreement, which he described as complex. He said: "We have made offer to ASUU. It is as complex as presented. Negotiation is ongoing. The National Assembly is equally involved.
Thursday, July 25, 2013
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ASUU strike: We cannot implement 2009 agreement without adequate negotiations – FG
ASUU strike: We cannot implement 2009 agreement without adequate negotiations –
FG By Wale Odunsi on July 24, 2013 The Federal Government on Tuesday, gave a hint that the ongoing strike by the university lecturers may not end soon, as it insists that it would not implement the 2009 agreement reached with the Academic Staff Union of Universities,ASUU, without amending the contentious issues. The Minister of Labour and Productivity, Emeka Wogu, stated this at a news briefing, at the end of a meeting with members of the National Working Committee,NWC, of the Peoples Democratic Party,PDP, in Abuja. He said it was wrong for anyone to blame the Goodluck Jonathan's administration for the ongoing strike, saying "the agreements was made before the present administration came to power, hence making it difficult to succumb to the letters of the agreement that is forcing it to seek renegotiation."
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