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ASUU Explains Why No Nationwide Strike Yet

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has clarified why it hasn't gone on nationwide strike despite the government's failure to address members' concerns. According to ASUU President, Professor Emmanuel Osodeke, the union is giving the government more time to resolve their differences.

Reasoning:

- ASUU wants to prove that it's not the union that's the problem, but rather the government that's responsible for past strikes.
- The union aims to avoid being blamed for any eventual strike action.
- Osodeke emphasized that ASUU isn't intimidated by the government, stating that no administration can "cage" the union.

Context:

- ASUU had threatened to declare a nationwide strike if their concerns weren't addressed.
- The union is still awaiting resolution on issues stemming from the 2009 Agreement.

By choosing not to strike, ASUU is allowing the government more time to find a solution, while also making it clear that the union won't be held responsible for any potential future strike action.

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