The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Taraba State University chapter, has officially suspended the indefinite strike action embarked on since February 18, 2026.
Dr Joshua Garba Mbave, the ASUU chairman of the university, told the Nigerian Tribune that the union and its non-academic counterpart had successfully reached an agreement with the state government before taking the decision.
Mbave also disclosed that both the academic and non-academic staff of the institution had earlier accepted the sum of N500 million offered by Governor Agbu Kefas to suspend the industrial dispute at the institution.
“Yes, strike is officially suspended. We have reached a healthy agreement with the state government this afternoon, and the indefinite strike action embarked on by the union since February 18 is suspended.
ALSO READ: 2027: We’ll resist plot to make Tinubu sole presidential candidate — ADC
“We commend Governor Kefas and all relevant stakeholders who ensured that we resume academic activities at the university. We appeal to the state government to be sensitive to the agreement in order not to disrupt the academic calendar at the university,” the ASUU chairman stated.
WATCH TOP VIDEOS FROM NIGERIAN TRIBUNE TV
- Relationship Hangout: Public vs Private Proposals – Which Truly Wins in Love?
- “No” Is a Complete Sentence: Why You Should Stop Feeling Guilty
- Relationship Hangout: Friendship Talk 2025 – How to Be a Good Friend & Big Questions on Friendship
- Police Overpower Armed Robbers in Ibadan After Fierce Struggle
