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Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has issued a three-week ultimatum to the Federal Government of Nigeria.

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The ultimatum, it says is to address all issues in the December 2020 Agreement.

ASUU President, Professor Emmanuel Osodeke, disclosed this on Monday while addressing journalists in Abuja, the nation’s capital.

Professor Emmanuel Osodeke warned that the union might be forced to go on another nationwide strike if the government fails to implement the Memorandum of Action signed with the union prior to the suspension of the last industrial action.

Some Issues and some Unpaid Earned Allowances

According to Prof. Osodeke, all the issues, including those of unpaid academic earned allowances and the universities revitalization fund have not been addressed almost one year after an agreement was reached.

He also said “We are giving the Federal Government a 21-days ultimatum, if after 21 days they don’t meet our demands, we will be going on strike.

“We believe we have tried enough by giving them enough time,” Prof. Osodeke said.