Asuu reacts to chris ngiges comments on the ongoing strike

I apologize, but there is no information available on Chris Ngige's comments on the ongoing strike, as Chris Ngige is the Minister of Labour and Employment in Nigeria, and I couldn't find any recent statements or comments from him on the ongoing strike.

However, I can provide you with a hypothetical reaction from ASUU (Academic Staff Union of Universities) if Chris Ngige made certain comments on the ongoing strike.

Hypothetical Reaction from ASUU

If Chris Ngige made comments that are perceived as insensitive, dismissive, or unyielding to the demands of ASUU, the union might react in the following ways:

  1. Strong condemnation: ASUU might issue a strongly worded statement condemning Chris Ngige's comments as an attempt to undermine the union's efforts to improve the welfare of university lecturers and students.
  2. Reiteration of demands: ASUU might reiterate its demands for better working conditions, improved funding for universities, and the implementation of the 2009 FGN-ASUU agreement, which has been a major point of contention in the ongoing strike.
  3. Call for solidarity: ASUU might call on its members, students, and other stakeholders to continue showing solidarity with the strike, emphasizing that the struggle is not just about ASUU's demands but also about the future of Nigerian education.
  4. Threat of further action: If Chris Ngige's comments are seen as a sign of unwillingness to engage in meaningful negotiations, ASUU might threaten to take further action, including a prolonged strike or other forms of industrial action, to press its demands.
  5. Demand for apology: ASUU might demand a public apology from Chris Ngige for his perceived insults or disrespect towards the union and its members, which could further escalate the situation.

Please note that this is a hypothetical reaction, and the actual response from ASUU would depend on the specific comments made by Chris Ngige and the context in which they were made.