As the industrial action embarked upon by the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU, enters its 10th week, the Anti-
Corruption Network, has given the Federal Government one week
within which to settle its problems with the Academic Staff Union
of Universities, ASUU, or face nationwide mass protest.
It also advised President Goodluck Jonathan to write to the
National Assembly for virement or seek for loan to settle the
demands of university teachers.
The group said it would mobilize Nigerians to the streets and
protest to the Ministry of Education, should government fail to do
the needful.
Executive Secretary of Anti-Corruption Network and former
member of the House of Representatives, Dino Melaye, said
yesterday that government’s attitude showed it had no interest
in the future generation of Nigerians.
Melaye said: “The Federal Government as far back as 2009, went
into an agreement with ASUU and signed that agreement. Why will
you agree to what you don’t intend to do?
“A gentleman will go into an agreement and then carry out the
agreement to the latter. The agreement was made in 2009; why
was there no budgetary provision for that agreement in 2010,
2011, 2012 and 2013?
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