The National President of the Nigeria Civil Service Union, Chief Lawrence Amaechi, has stated that if the Federal Government does not intervene, Nigerian workers will go on a sympathy strike with university lecturers.
Another strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities over non-implementation of the Memorandum of Action entered into between the Federal Government and ASUU on December 23, 2020, as well as agreement relating to the renegotiated issues of May 2021, according to Amaechi, who is the National Vice President of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
According to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, the NCSU leader spoke during the NCSU’s International Youth Day celebration in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
The NCSU leader, according to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, spoke during the International Youth Day celebration organised by the NCSU in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
“Other workers across the country may not have other option than to embark on sympathy strike and rescue Nigerian youth from the state of hopelessness. “If stakeholders are concerned with the future of Nigerian youth, the Federal Government should be sensitive enough not to allow another round of strike by members of ASUU,” the NLC vice president said.
The National President of the Nigeria Civil Service Union, Chief Lawrence Amaechi, has stated that if the Federal Government does not intervene, Nigerian workers will go on a sympathy strike with university lecturers.
Another strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities over non-implementation of the Memorandum of Action entered into between the Federal Government and ASUU on December 23, 2020, as well as agreement relating to the renegotiated issues of May 2021, according to Amaechi, who is the National Vice President of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
According to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, the NCSU leader spoke during the NCSU’s International Youth Day celebration in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
The NCSU leader, according to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, spoke during the International Youth Day celebration organised by the NCSU in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
“Other workers across the country may not have other option than to embark on sympathy strike and rescue Nigerian youth from the state of hopelessness. “If stakeholders are concerned with the future of Nigerian youth, the Federal Government should be sensitive enough not to allow another round of strike by members of ASUU,” the NLC vice president said.
The National President of the Nigeria Civil Service Union, Chief Lawrence Amaechi, has stated that if the Federal Government does not intervene, Nigerian workers will go on a sympathy strike with university lecturers.
Another strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities over non-implementation of the Memorandum of Action entered into between the Federal Government and ASUU on December 23, 2020, as well as agreement relating to the renegotiated issues of May 2021, according to Amaechi, who is the National Vice President of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
According to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, the NCSU leader spoke during the NCSU’s International Youth Day celebration in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
The NCSU leader, according to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, spoke during the International Youth Day celebration organised by the NCSU in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
“Other workers across the country may not have other option than to embark on sympathy strike and rescue Nigerian youth from the state of hopelessness. “If stakeholders are concerned with the future of Nigerian youth, the Federal Government should be sensitive enough not to allow another round of strike by members of ASUU,” the NLC vice president said.
The National President of the Nigeria Civil Service Union, Chief Lawrence Amaechi, has stated that if the Federal Government does not intervene, Nigerian workers will go on a sympathy strike with university lecturers.
Another strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities over non-implementation of the Memorandum of Action entered into between the Federal Government and ASUU on December 23, 2020, as well as agreement relating to the renegotiated issues of May 2021, according to Amaechi, who is the National Vice President of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
According to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, the NCSU leader spoke during the NCSU’s International Youth Day celebration in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
The NCSU leader, according to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, spoke during the International Youth Day celebration organised by the NCSU in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
“Other workers across the country may not have other option than to embark on sympathy strike and rescue Nigerian youth from the state of hopelessness. “If stakeholders are concerned with the future of Nigerian youth, the Federal Government should be sensitive enough not to allow another round of strike by members of ASUU,” the NLC vice president said.
The National President of the Nigeria Civil Service Union, Chief Lawrence Amaechi, has stated that if the Federal Government does not intervene, Nigerian workers will go on a sympathy strike with university lecturers.
Another strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities over non-implementation of the Memorandum of Action entered into between the Federal Government and ASUU on December 23, 2020, as well as agreement relating to the renegotiated issues of May 2021, according to Amaechi, who is the National Vice President of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
According to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, the NCSU leader spoke during the NCSU’s International Youth Day celebration in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
The NCSU leader, according to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, spoke during the International Youth Day celebration organised by the NCSU in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
“Other workers across the country may not have other option than to embark on sympathy strike and rescue Nigerian youth from the state of hopelessness. “If stakeholders are concerned with the future of Nigerian youth, the Federal Government should be sensitive enough not to allow another round of strike by members of ASUU,” the NLC vice president said.
The National President of the Nigeria Civil Service Union, Chief Lawrence Amaechi, has stated that if the Federal Government does not intervene, Nigerian workers will go on a sympathy strike with university lecturers.
Another strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities over non-implementation of the Memorandum of Action entered into between the Federal Government and ASUU on December 23, 2020, as well as agreement relating to the renegotiated issues of May 2021, according to Amaechi, who is the National Vice President of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
According to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, the NCSU leader spoke during the NCSU’s International Youth Day celebration in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
The NCSU leader, according to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, spoke during the International Youth Day celebration organised by the NCSU in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
“Other workers across the country may not have other option than to embark on sympathy strike and rescue Nigerian youth from the state of hopelessness. “If stakeholders are concerned with the future of Nigerian youth, the Federal Government should be sensitive enough not to allow another round of strike by members of ASUU,” the NLC vice president said.
The National President of the Nigeria Civil Service Union, Chief Lawrence Amaechi, has stated that if the Federal Government does not intervene, Nigerian workers will go on a sympathy strike with university lecturers.
Another strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities over non-implementation of the Memorandum of Action entered into between the Federal Government and ASUU on December 23, 2020, as well as agreement relating to the renegotiated issues of May 2021, according to Amaechi, who is the National Vice President of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
According to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, the NCSU leader spoke during the NCSU’s International Youth Day celebration in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
The NCSU leader, according to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, spoke during the International Youth Day celebration organised by the NCSU in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
“Other workers across the country may not have other option than to embark on sympathy strike and rescue Nigerian youth from the state of hopelessness. “If stakeholders are concerned with the future of Nigerian youth, the Federal Government should be sensitive enough not to allow another round of strike by members of ASUU,” the NLC vice president said.
The National President of the Nigeria Civil Service Union, Chief Lawrence Amaechi, has stated that if the Federal Government does not intervene, Nigerian workers will go on a sympathy strike with university lecturers.
Another strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities over non-implementation of the Memorandum of Action entered into between the Federal Government and ASUU on December 23, 2020, as well as agreement relating to the renegotiated issues of May 2021, according to Amaechi, who is the National Vice President of the Nigeria Labour Congress.
According to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, the NCSU leader spoke during the NCSU’s International Youth Day celebration in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
The NCSU leader, according to a statement titled, ‘Proposed ASUU strike: Nigeria workers threaten sympathy strike if…’ made available in Ado Ekiti on Tuesday, spoke during the International Youth Day celebration organised by the NCSU in Abuja.
He said, “Failure on the part of the Federal Government to implement the agreement may plunge the educational sector into another serious crisis as being threatened by ASUU.
“Other workers across the country may not have other option than to embark on sympathy strike and rescue Nigerian youth from the state of hopelessness. “If stakeholders are concerned with the future of Nigerian youth, the Federal Government should be sensitive enough not to allow another round of strike by members of ASUU,” the NLC vice president said.
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