Academic Unions Raise Alarm Over Funding Crisis, Warn of Possible Strike Action
Academic unions across Nigeria have raised fresh concerns over what they describe as persistent underfunding of public tertiary institutions, warning that the situation could lead to renewed industrial action if not urgently addressed.
Union representatives say challenges such as poor infrastructure, delayed payments, and inadequate research funding continue to affect teaching and learning quality in universities nationwide.
They argue that repeated appeals to authorities have not produced lasting solutions, leading to growing frustration within the academic community.
The unions are calling on the federal government to prioritize education funding and implement sustainable reforms to prevent disruptions in academic calendars.
Stakeholders in the education sector are also urging dialogue between government and union leaders to avoid a potential breakdown of academic activities.
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