List of Nigerian Universities That Joined ASUU’s Warning Strike Today

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has begun a one-month warning strike to address ongoing issues with the Nigerian government regarding education funding and staff welfare. As of today, several universities have joined the strike to express their support. Here is a list of universities that have officially joined the ASUU warning strike:

1. Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria (ABU)
2. University of Abuja
3. Federal University Gashua (FUGA), Yobe State
4. Benue State University
5. University of Ilorin
6. Taraba State University
7. University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN)
8. Federal University Dutse
9. University of Port Harcourt
10. University of Uyo
11. University of Cross River
12. Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO)
13. Federal University Lokoja (FUL)
14. Kaduna State University

More universities may join the strike in the coming days, and we will continue to update you on the situation. Keep checking our website for the latest updates and developments.

FAQs

What is the purpose of ASUU’s warning strike?

The ASUU warning strike is to protest the government’s failure to meet agreements related to funding for public universities, staff welfare, and the revitalization of the education sector.

How long will the ASUU warning strike last?

The warning strike is scheduled to last for one month. However, the duration could be extended if the issues remain unresolved.

Which universities are currently affected by the strike?

Several universities, including Ahmadu Bello University, University of Abuja, and Taraba State University, have joined the strike. The list is expected to grow as other institutions participate.

Will the strike affect ongoing exams or academic activities?

Yes, the strike will disrupt academic activities, including exams, lectures, and other university operations, until the strike is called off.

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