Index to Nigerian Newspapers

The Nigerian union ASUU has been on strike for 23 years, demanding inconsistencies in the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) payment, non-payment of Earned Allowances, delay in the renegotiation of FGN/NASU and SSANU agreement, non-payment of Arrears of National Minimum Wage, usurpation of Headship of Non-Teaching Units, neglect and poor funding of state universities, non-payment of retirement benefits to outgoing members, and non-constitution of visitation panels to universities. Scholars and stakeholders disagree on the similarities and differences between the Nigerian and Western education systems. Universities in the UK and U.S. are mostly private owned and fully commercial.

The Nigerian union ASUU has been on strike for 23 years, demanding inconsistencies in the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) payment, non-payment of Earned Allowances, delay in the renegotiation of FGN/NASU and SSANU agreement, non-payment of Arrears of National Minimum Wage, usurpation of Headship of Non-Teaching Units, neglect and poor funding of state universities, non-payment of retirement benefits to outgoing members, and non-constitution of visitation panels to universities. Scholars and stakeholders disagree on the similarities and differences between the Nigerian and Western education systems. Universities in the UK and U.S. are mostly private owned and fully commercial.