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Appeal Court orders ASUU to call off the strike and return to class immediately

Princewill Gibson by Princewill Gibson
October 7, 2022
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ASUU: ASUU concludes NEC meeting, rules out another strike

ASUU: ASUU concludes NEC meeting, rules out another strike

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities must resume work again right away, according to the Abuja Division of the Court of Appeal.

The appellate court issued the ruling today while granting ASUU permission to appeal Justice Polycarp Hamman’s interlocutory injunction, which ordered union members to return to work on September 21, 2022.

ASUU was cautioned by Justice Hamma Barka’s court that if it disobeyed the order, it would immediately forfeit its right to appeal the lower court’s decision.

Read Also: ASUU to drag FG to court over establishment of CONUA and other factional unions

However, based on the move of the applicant’s attorney, Femi Falana (SAN), for the withdrawal of the application, it dismissed ASUU’s request for a stay of the Industrial Court’s ruling.

Justice Hamma Barka, the three-person panel’s chairman, gave ASUU seven days to file its notice of appeal of the lower court’s decision after reading the lead decision.

More details to come…

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