In an announcement marked by the Director of Press at the service, Samuel Olowookere, which additionally reacted to an announcement credited to Femi Falana (SAN), where he depicted the no-work-no-pay arrangement of the legislature as unlawful,
Ngige said each approach of the administration was upheld by the arrangement of the International Labor Organization, focusing on that while ILO sponsored strike, it likewise perceived arrangement to retain compensation.
The announcement stated, "The priest had prior in the activity of his forces sent back the mollification to the Federal Ministry of Education as he saw amid the main gathering that the two gatherings have not depleted the inside assuagement component.
Realizing that ASUU and her individuals are on fundamental administrations as contained in the Trade Dispute Act, the clergyman has in this manner coordinated that the issue is re-captured again into his service to keep away from pointless intrusiveness by outside intruders and also to guarantee fast goals of all issues to empower ASUU to cancel the strike.
"Henceforth, the clergyman in the activity of his forces in segment 5 of the Trade Dispute Act has re-captured the question and welcomed all gatherings to a gathering.
By this, every single further discourse between the Ministry of Education and ASUU will presently recommence at the Federal Ministry of Labor and Employment.
"A gathering has been met for Monday, December 10, 2018, at the Conference Room of the Minister of Labor and Employment.
The service will likewise additionally research the media report attributed to Mr Falana to find out whether he really cited those Supreme Court decisions, knowing very well indeed that they are unrelated and that they neither stay nor harp on arrangements of segment 43 of Trade Dispute Act T8 ( LFN 2004) preceding it will make further important move."
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