ASUU NIGERIA

We wish all our beloved muslim brothers and sisters a blessed Eid al-Adha. May this sacred day of sacrifice fill your homes with joy, peace, and Allah’s endless mercy. Happy celebration. Eid Mubarak! Barka da Sallah! 🕌​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

ASUU members in the Calabar zone warns of an indefinite strike over unresolved welfare and funding issues in state universities.

May this special Eid bring blessings that last beyond the celebration.🤍

Happy new year to you all.

Merry Christmas, World.

“Education should not be treated as a business venture. It is a social investment that guarantees sustainable development.”

“We suspended the strike in good faith, believing that one month was enough to conclude renegotiations if the government acted with sincerity. Unfortunately, that faith is being tested,” - ASUU President.

🚨 - Government must stop paying lip service to education. The surest way to protect the future of our country is to invest in education,” - ASUU President.

While noting that more work remains to be done, NEC resolved to suspend(this was after re-negotiation with the Federal government led-Team), the warning strike to allow for a conducive atmosphere for further engagement,” - ASUU President

“When we gathered here about 10 days ago to painfully declare a warning strike, it was a decision that left us with no other choice. The government had ignored our repeated overtures to address issues critical to the survival of Nigeria’s public universities,” - ASUU President.

ASUU-IMSU REJECTS ILLEGAL SUPERVISION OF GST EXAMS BY NON-ACADEMIC STAFF The Executive Committee of ASUU-IMSU, rising from its emergency meeting today, 14th October 2025, vehemently condemns the ongoing supervision of GST examinations by non-academic staff amid the union’s declared warning strike. This action is not only a gross violation of university norms but a brazen act of unprofessionalism and institutional sabotage. Let it be clearly stated: any examination conducted under these illegal conditions is null, void, and will not be recognized for graduation or academic progression. ASUU-IMSU reminds all its members that the union is currently observing a two-week warning strike as declared by ASUU national. All academic activities, including examination duties, remain suspended. Members are urged to remain united, unwavering, and vigilant in defending the integrity of the academic profession. Enough is enough. Solidarity Forever. Com Stephen Oguji Chairperson, ASUU-IMSU

“Compatriots of the Press, it goes without saying that there is nothing sufficient on ground to stop the implementation of ASUU-NEC’s resolution to embark on a two-week warning strike at the expiry of the 14 days’ notice given on 28th September, 2025. “Consequently, all branches of ASUU are hereby directed to withdraw their services with effect from midnight (12.01am) on Monday, 13th October, 2025. The warning strike shall be total and comprehensive as agreed at the last NEC meeting” - ASUU President.

ICYMI - To all members United we bargain, divided we beg, Solidarity forever #ASUU #Nigeria

Our members are tired of words and no action - ASUU

The Federal Government is pushing lecturers to go on strike - ASUU

“What they are doing is just enforcing a NEC resolution. We have agreed at NEC that our members are going through a lot since our migration out of the Integrated Personnel Payroll and Information System. Certainly, our salaries are delayed for a week and sometimes 10 days before our members receive the paltry amount we get to help us carry out our duties well. “Therefore, we agreed that if there is no pay, there will be no work,” - ASUU President.

ASUU (branches) begins strike over non-payment of salaries.

🔥🔥🔥🔥 Enough is enough

NEW - ASUU’s no-pay-no-work policy enforced by university branches We want to teach, but we can’t teach without our salaries. We have decided to invoke the no-pay-no-work policy. Branches have started to adopt this.

“With the economic challenges in the country, it has not been easy for our members. Look at June now, we have not been paid. Our members can’t celebrate Sallah properly.