SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM FG promised N30,000 – N60,000 increment in professor’s salaries – ASUU reveals FG’s ‘miserly’ offer The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has revealed the “miserly offer” made by the federal government. ADVERTISEMENT Recall that in a statement issued by ASUU on Thursday, August 18, after the resumed meeting of the federal government and ASUU over the lingering strike action by the union, the Union president revealed that it rejected the “award” of salary by the federal government. ADVERTISEMENT It has now been revealed that the offer FG made was to increase the salaries of professors by N60,000 while other lecturers would have their salaries increased within the range of N30,000 and N60,000. ADVERTISEMENT CLICK TO EXPLORE THE LATEST CONTENTS ON SGT, ALSO SCROLL DOWN BELOW TO SEE SGT POPULAR POST AFTER C

SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM ASUU: Teachers Who Join Strike Will Not Be Paid — Education Minister Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu has again warned that members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) who joined its ongoing strike will not be paid their salary. ADVERTISEMENT * Speaking to State House Correspondents in Abuja on Thursday, Adamu said the lecturers would not receive salary for the six months for which they did perform their duties. ADVERTISEMENT He described the action as a punishment for the “behaviour" of the union. The Minister, however, noted that the measure is not dictatorial, but is the consequence of going against the law. ADVERTISEMENT CLICK TO EXPLORE THE LATEST CONTENTS ON SGT, ALSO SCROLL DOWN BELOW TO SEE SGT POPULAR POST AFTER CONTENTS ADVERTISEMENT “I think the stand t

SMACIN GRACEFULL TEAM Only ASUU Rejected Our Offers - Govt Federal Government says all striking tertiary institutions' based unions except Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) have accepted its offers to call off their strikes by next week. ADVERTISEMENT Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, who revealed this at the weekly briefing organised by the Presidential Communications Team, said ASUU insisted that its members must be paid for the period of the strike. ADVERTISEMENT According to him, the insistence by ASUU on being paid six months salaries of the strike period is what is stalling the negotiations between the Federal Government and the union. ADVERTISEMENT CLICK TO EXPLORE THE LATEST CONTENTS ON SGT, ALSO SCROLL DOWN BELOW TO SEE SGT POPULAR POST AFTER CONTENTS ADVERTISEMENT He, however, said that gover