Nigerian Universities end strike
Lecturers at more than 60 government-owned universities end six-month strike with government over finances.
Published On 21 Jan 2014
More than 60 government-owned universities in Nigeria have re-opened after being shut for nearly six months.
They were closed over a pay dispute between the government and lecturers.
The union representing the striking teachers says it was the only way to compel the government to pay the money.
Al Jazeera’s Yvonne Ndege reports on the impact of the strike from the University of Abuja.
Source: Al Jazeera