The leaders of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) are set to meet with the federal government delegation again, 183 days after their members began a strike.
The national president of the union, Emmanuel Osodeke, announced on Monday, August 15, that ASUU will meet with the FG to address issues relating to the ongoing strike today, Tuesday, August 16.
Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today, Osodeke said, contrary to reports and claims in various quarters, the union is willing to call off the strike once the FG meets its demand at the meeting slated to take place today.
According to him, ASUU has reached an agreement with the government to adopt the University Transparency Accountability Solution (UTAS) as the payment platform for lecturers.
His words: “If we go into that meeting tomorrow and the government says, what you have bargained for, we are willing to sign, the strike will be called off.”
