The Federal Government has scheduled two meetings with the Academic Staff Union of Universities as concerns grow over a fresh nationwide shutdown of public universities.
The talks are set for Monday, November 24, and Tuesday, November 25, 2025, and will be led by the Yayale Ahmed Renegotiation Committee.
The meetings were called to address unresolved issues in the ongoing renegotiation process and to prevent another disruption to academic activities. The committee is expected to engage ASUU leadership on demands related to welfare, funding, and implementation of past agreements.
Government officials say the goal is to reach a workable understanding that keeps campuses open and avoids the hardship that comes with prolonged strikes. The outcome of the meetings will determine whether ASUU proceeds with its planned industrial action or suspends it.
Students and parents are closely watching the situation as pressure mounts on both sides to find common ground and protect the academic calendar.


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