Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa Faces Two-Week Ultimatum From Ondo Students Over ASUU Strike

Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa is facing mountingke. pressure from students in Ondo State, who have issued a two-week ultimatum demanding government intervention in the ongoing ASUU strike.

The students are calling on Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa to engage relevant authorities and stakeholders to resolve the dispute and restore academic activities, warning that continued disruption is denying students valuable learning time.

Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa Urged to Intervene

Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa is being asked to use the influence of his administration to push for a resolution that would bring affected students back to their classrooms.

The students argue that they should not continue to suffer the consequences of disagreements between academic unions, university authorities and government institutions. They want the governor to treat the matter as an urgent education issue rather than allow the strike to drag on.

Lucky Aiyedatiwa Given Two Weeks to Act

Lucky Aiyedatiwa now has two weeks, according to the students’ ultimatum, to demonstrate concrete intervention in the dispute. They warned that failure to address their concerns could trigger further action.

The development places the governor under increasing pressure from a constituency directly affected by the disruption. Beyond the immediate academic consequences, prolonged strikes can create uncertainty over examinations, graduation timelines and students’ future plans.

For OGM News NG, the countdown has begun for Lucky Aiyedatiwa: two weeks to respond, two weeks to negotiate, and two weeks to convince Ondo students that their academic future is not being left on hold.