Asuu strike fg meeting with union ends in deadlock again

It seems like the meeting between the Federal Government (FG) and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has ended in a stalemate once again.

For those who may not be aware, ASUU has been on strike since February 2022, demanding better working conditions, improved funding for universities, and the implementation of previous agreements between the union and the government.

The latest meeting between the two parties was aimed at resolving the outstanding issues and ending the strike. However, it appears that the meeting did not yield any significant breakthrough, and the strike is likely to continue.

The reasons for the deadlock are not entirely clear, but it's likely that the two parties have fundamentally different views on the issues at stake. ASUU is demanding significant changes to the education sector, including increased funding and improved working conditions, while the government may be unwilling or unable to provide the necessary resources.

The ongoing strike has had significant consequences for Nigerian students, who are unable to attend classes and complete their academic programs. It's also had a broader impact on the country's education sector, with many universities struggling to operate effectively.

It's unclear what the next steps will be, but it's likely that ASUU will continue to push for its demands, and the government will need to find a way to address the union's concerns in order to end the strike and get students back to class.