Nigeria, Sept. 22 -- All eyes are back on tertiary education. While most federal universities are running smoothly, it is not the case at some state-owned universities. From Lagos to Plateau, Kaduna to Taraba, the age-long disruption of the academic calendar is rearing its head again at state-owned universities. State governors, who are basking in more resources than before, should address the underlying issues.In the recent past, Nigeria's public universities were infamous for lengthy strikes.But President Bola Tinubu's mantra to end lecturers' strikes that had plagued the public university system appears to have worked so far. In January, the Federal Government increased salaries by 40 per cent. This has restored stability in these ins...