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ASSU  CALLS OFF STRIKE....

On the 11th of September 2017, 9:00am the ASSU's delegate met with the FGN. A memorandum of understanding was reached after about three hours of close door meeting and this resulted to the calling off of the ongoing strike as schools are told to resume work as from 18th of September 2017( next week Monday) . The chairman of the association said
'We  pray for journey mercies for the students as they journey back to school. We are sorry for the strike, but our rights need to be fought for. This is the only way our voice can be echoed. We apologise for whatever inconvenience it has caused. All tertiary institution is to resume back on Monday 18th of sept, and all d institutions are expected to conducted their individual screening excercise and the result ready before 10th October as the general 2017/2018 academic session is to begin on or before 30th of October 2017.... We are so grateful for the support of the schools under the oneness of this association'....

' Together we bargain, divided we beg'....                    All staffs and students should endeavou to comply to the above information

Sign
Mickey... Chairman strikers association..
Potential chairman
ASUU ....


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