Christian Lawyers Seek End To ASUU Strike
The Christian Lawyers Fellowship of Nigeria (CLASFON) has called on the Federal Government to honour the agreement reached with the Academic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU) in 2009.
CLASFON described the continuous stay at home by Nigerian students as unnecessary, adding that it will affect the quality of graduates that would be produced. In a communique issued at the end of its annual national conference and signed by its president, Sunny Akanni, CLASFON said, “Frequent strikes by ASUU resulted in the increasing number of half baked graduates from our universities. The Federal Government should convey as a matter of urgency a nationaleducation Summit with a view to finding lasting solution to the crisis”.
CLASFON described the continuous stay at home by Nigerian students as unnecessary, adding that it will affect the quality of graduates that would be produced. In a communique issued at the end of its annual national conference and signed by its president, Sunny Akanni, CLASFON said, “Frequent strikes by ASUU resulted in the increasing number of half baked graduates from our universities. The Federal Government should convey as a matter of urgency a nationaleducation Summit with a view to finding lasting solution to the crisis”.
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