The Academic Staff Union of Universities has vowed not to enter into any renegotiation with the Federal Government over their disagreements.
ASUU’s statement was fuelled by the reported donation of $1 million by President Muhammadu Buhari to Afghanistan, at a time the university lecturers are on strike.
The lecturers’ union who condemned the president’s donation to the Arab country, which was meant to cater to the needs of Afghan people, including women and children, has accused the federal government of being unwilling to pay the outstanding funds.
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This disclosure is contained in a tweet posted on Friday from the official Twitter account of ASUU, where they said that the president’s action is coming at a time when university lecturers are still on strike across the country.
The tweet read, “President Muhammadu Buhari has today, donated $1 million to Afghanistan to ease their humanitarian situation and to help in catering for the needs of the millions of Afghan people, including women and children. Meanwhile, ASUU is still on strike.
“On the other hand, ASUU has vowed not to renegotiate, says Federal Government is not willing to pay outstanding funds.”
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