The Kaduna State Government has expressed willingness to meet with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in order to resolve all contentious issues that led to the strike action at the Kaduna State University (KASU).
The Permanent Secretary of the Kaduna State Ministry of Education, Rabiu Yunusa, made this known at a press briefing in Kaduna on Sunday, April 27, 2025.
Yunusa said the Ministry of Education and KASU management will sit with ASUU again, to find a common ground.
Yunusa recalled that an understanding had earlier been reached with the university lecturers and an approval was about to be given before ASUU embarked on the strike.
“The outstanding demands of ASUU is about N4 billion and it predated this administration. But the governor promised to pay all their allowances in batches, given the financial situation of Kaduna State,” he said.
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The permanent secretary stated that the strike will be counterproductive to all the gains that KASU has made under the present administration.
Yunusa added that Kaduna State Governor Uba Sani has done a lot in making KASU one of the best State-owned universities in the country, especially in facilitating the accreditation of nine science courses.
He said: “The governor expended over N290 million to the university, to facilitate the National Universities Commission(NUC) accreditation. This shows that the governor has the progress of KASU at heart.
“The Ministry of Education is very grateful to Governor Uba Sani for all that he is doing for the education sector. The governor always meets our demands. The KASU chapter of ASUU should know that he keeps to his promise.”
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