Members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Sunday vowed not to resume work despite the federal government’s ‘resume or get sacked’ ultimatum which expires today, after the government shifted the deadline from last week Wednesday.
The union however said its members would not resume work until its agreements with President Goodluck Jonathan at the November 4 meeting are well-documented and signed.
The government had on November 28, at a press conference addressed by the supervising Minister of Education, Chief Nyesom Wike, issued an ultimatum to the striking members of the union, after accusing the union of presenting fresh demands.

