Academic activities at Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) are halted after the university’s ASUU chapter announces a comprehensive and indefinite strike. The action follows the union’s decision after a meeting on Monday, and the statement is delivered by the chairperson of the ASUU, NSUK Branch, Zubairu Loko.
Both outlets link the strike to the university’s alleged failure to pay staff entitlements. Vanguard reports that the unpaid amounts are more than N3 billion and describes the strike as “total, comprehensive and indefinite,” effectively grounding teaching and other academic activities. Daily Post also states that the strike is indefinite and cites unpaid entitlements as the reason, though it provides fewer figures in its account.
While the central facts align—ASUU’s indefinite strike at NSUK and the dispute over unpaid entitlements—the reporting differs mainly in the specificity of the amount cited and the level of detail about the union’s claims.
