The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) urges the Kebbi State Government, the governing council and management of Abdullahi Fodio University of Science and Technology, Aliero (AFUSTA), and the university’s ASUU chapter to embrace dialogue and prevent a threatened strike. Both reports say the call follows ASUU’s stated intention to embark on industrial action over unresolved welfare concerns. Daily Post Nigeria reports that ASUU-AFUSTA issues a two-week ultimatum related to these welfare issues, prompting the students’ intervention. Vanguard similarly describes NANS’s appeal to relevant stakeholders—state authorities, the university’s governing bodies, management, and ASUU—to resolve the issues through discussion rather than confrontation. The reports do not detail the specific welfare demands or provide outcomes from any meetings, but they indicate that the dispute is ongoing and that timing has been a key factor due to the ultimatum. Both outlets frame NANS’s position as a request for dialogue to avert the planned industrial action at the Kebbi State institution.