President Bola Tinubu has emphasized the importance of resolving the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to prevent further disruptions in Nigeria's higher education system. Here are the key points regarding his efforts and government actions:

Directed the Education Ministry to resolve the ASUU strike swiftly and effectively, with the aim of keeping students in school and minimizing academic disruption.

Claimed that the government has already met "literally all" demands of ASUU, including negotiations over salary arrears, promotions, and funding issues.

Reorganized the negotiation process by creating a unified committee led by Alhaji Yayale Ahmed, which now handles dialogue with both academic and non-academic unions across all federal tertiary institutions, including universities, polytechnics, and colleges of education.

Reaffirmed the President's stance against strikes, stating that the government is actively engaged in negotiations and is committed to achieving industrial peace within the higher education sector.

Incoming negotiations are ongoing, and the government continues to work toward securing concessions and addressing concerns raised by ASUU and other unions, with the overarching goal of avoiding future strikes.

The government remains committed to improving Nigeria's educational infrastructure and funding, supporting broader national reforms aimed at economic growth and human capital development.

Overall, Tinubu’s approach underscores dialogue and restructuring negotiations to resolve the current disputes, with a firm stance against future interruptions in academic activities.