
According to Osodeke, ASUU has decided to hold on with the planned strike to prove that it’s not the union that is the problem on matters concerning their 2009 Agreement but the government that always pushes members to go on strike in the past. He said the decision to choose this path is simply to give the government more time to address their differences so that the union will not be blamed for eventually embarking on strike action.
He noted that this is not due to fear as no government according to him can cage ASUU as some have insinuated in the country.