This is even as president of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Joe Ajaero, has announced a two-day nationwide strike over the economic hardship being experienced by Nigerians since the removal of petrol subsidy.
"That notwithstanding, I want to observe that ASUU must realize that the future of our youths is in jeopardy, strike does not augur well. They must realise that the destiny of our youths is in jeopardy."
"The major reason we are at home is that ASUU is on strike and we expect the Federal Government to meet their demands because this incessant issue is a catastrophic setback to the students.
Similarly, the Transmission Company of Nigeria has announced that its workers have deliberately shut down Nigeria's power grid as the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC) strike begins.
Businesses and households are grappling with the adverse effects of nationwide strike. Several sectors feel the strain as the strike persists, with consequences reaching far and wide.
President Muhammadu Buhari has called on Labour Unions to allow his administration concentrate on fixing infrastructure in the country rather than distracting it. Buhari, said this during a meeting with the Executive Committee of the National Association of
Leaders of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) and the Trade Union Congress (TUC) have told the President Bola Tinubu-led Nigerian government that the 14-day nationwide strike notice remained sacrosanct.
The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, and Trade Union Congress, TUC, have suspended the nationwide strike. This is to give room for uninterrupted meetings with the tripartite committee on the new national minimum wage.
Don't threaten me with a strike because I don't like it. When you go on strike, I save money; even if you come back, I won't pay; we will determine it in court.