Nigeria’s academic unions SSANU and NASU reaffirm their suspension of a planned nationwide strike, according to reports from both The Punch and Vanguard. The unions say the suspension remains in place and provide a time frame for further engagement with the Federal Government. Both outlets report that SSANU and NASU give the government a two-week window to conclude negotiations and sign agreements. Vanguard notes that the unions set a two-week deadline for the conclusion and signing of the negotiated agreements with the federal government. The Punch similarly states that the unions reiterate the suspension and grant the government two weeks to complete negotiations. The reports do not detail the specific issues under negotiation or the terms being sought, but they indicate the decision is tied to the progress of talks and the signing of agreements. As a result, the planned strike does not go ahead during the suspended period, while negotiations continue under the stated deadline.