The Federal Government (FG) and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) have finally ended a 16-year-long negotiation crisis by signing a historic agreement. The deal resolves the longstanding disputes that have affected Nigeria’s university system since 2009.

Officials from both sides described the agreement as a landmark step that will bring stability to the education sector. The union confirmed that their demands regarding funding, staff welfare, and university infrastructure have been addressed in the deal.

ASUU representatives highlighted that the resolution was reached after persistent dialogue and compromise. The historic deal is expected to improve academic activities and reduce disruptions caused by strikes over the years.

The Federal Government emphasized that the agreement marks a new era of cooperation between authorities and university staff. Both parties committed to implementing the terms to ensure sustainable growth and progress in Nigeria’s higher education system.