Academic activities at the University of Lagos may face serious disruption as the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) chapter of the institution has announced an indefinite strike action.
The decision was made after an emergency meeting of the union, where members expressed strong dissatisfaction over what they described as “amputated salaries” paid to lecturers for the months of January and February 2026.
According to a communique released at the end of the meeting, the union accused the university management of paying incomplete salaries, a situation that has caused concern among lecturers.
The statement was signed by the Chairperson of the union, Idou Kehinde, and the Secretary, Adesina Arikawe.
ASUU explained that the indefinite strike will begin on Wednesday, and lecturers will withdraw their services until the university management addresses the issues and meets the union’s demands.
The development could affect lectures, academic activities, and other operations within the university if the dispute is not resolved quickly.
Students and stakeholders are now hoping that both parties will find a peaceful solution to prevent a prolonged disruption in the academic calendar.
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