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<p><em>Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU’s demands for N110 billion Revitalisation fund cannot be met, at least, for now</em></p>
<p><strong><a href="https://openlife.ng/">OpenLife</a></strong> reports that the Academic Staff <strong>Union</strong> of Universities, ASUU, may have to wait a while before their demands for N110 billion Revitalisation fund can be looked into.<br />
This is the position of the federal government of Nigeria during in a meeting on Thursday with the Union.<br />
The federal government’s position was conveyed to the academic union by Dr Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Productivity.<br />
The meeting had been conveyed to deliberate for resolution on ASUU’s demands from the federal government.<br />
Amongst the demands were N110b Revitalisation Fund; N30b Earned Allowance and review of the Integrated Personnel Payroll System IPPS.<br />
The government however, stated that it is incapable of meeting these demands due largly to dwindling resources coupled with the outbreak of pandemic.<br />
But as a remedy, the federal government, about two weeks back, released N30 billion as Earned Allowance for varsity workers and N20 billion for the Revitalisation of the universities.<br />
To ASUU, that is just a drop in the ocean.<br />
The Wednesday’s meeting which was expected to resolves the issues and pave the way for resumption of academic activities ended in a deadlock.</p>

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