There is a strong indication that students in the nation’s Universities will soon be back on their campuses after five months compulsory break.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) on Wednesday said the ongoing strike by university lecturers would be suspended within 24 hours.
This is however, subject to acceptance of the new resolutions reached with President Goodluck Jonathan on November 4.
The union frowned at the statement credited to the Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike, that ASUU was making new outrageous demands, describing it as “untrue and absolute lie.”
The union also said it asked President Jonathan to facilitate the endorsement of resolutions reached with him and signed by high ranking government official preferably the Attorney-General of the Federation but not a permanent secretary.
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