Earlier today prof. Yakubu Ochefu, Secretary, Committee of Vice-Chancellors CVC of Nigerian Universities, has warned that the 2022 admission processes for universities may be delayed because of the ongoing strike by the educational team of workers Union of Universities.

This was said by Ochefu in an interview with The PUNCH on Thursday.

According to the scribe, the CVC committee is also working with the authorities to ensure that all issues are handled.

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Because of the strike and interruption to the academic calendar, the 2022 admission technique may be postponed.

We saw it develop in 2020 during the COVID-19 lockdown as well as the 2020 ASUU strike. The majority of universities then batch the admissions method.

"Vice-chancellors play critical roles in university eco-systems." They have consistently contributed to efforts to resolve labor-related issues with the owners. The Chairman and five other venture capitalists are members of an advisory council that assists the government's bargaining team."

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The PUNCH had previously reported that the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board had urged universities and other institutions to speed up the 2021 admission procedures in order to avoid disruptions for the 2022 admissions.

To date, 1,761,338 people have registered for the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations and Direct Access Examinations. According to CVC

While the ASUU strike entered its 86th day today [Thursday], the educational group of workers Union of Polytechnics is slated to begin its two-week caution strike on Monday, May 16, 2022.

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