Lecturers of the government owned universities will on Monday
hold a referendum to decide on the continuation of the four-month long Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike.
It was learnt that Local chapters of the union in each campuses
have invited members for the crucial meeting for during which they will be
briefed on the outcome of the 13- hour long meeting ASUU Executives had with
the President Goodluck Jonathan and other officials of the federal government.
The briefing will be followed by votes by the members in favour
or against the continuation of the
strike.
strike.
Though some members of the union are still skeptical about the
promise of the government there are indications that the referendum will favour
ending the strike.
According to a union member, referendum is always conducted
before a strike is embarked upon or called off.
The ASUU embarked on a strike to demand the implementation of
the 2009 agreement with government on July 1.
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If u guys like u may as well not call it off
ReplyDeleteAll am saying is dat govmt shuld set up a commettee to supervice d anual uterlization of dis anual funding of d universities by d govmt, so dat d money will not end up in some peoples pucket
ReplyDelete@ 12:05pm its true ooh let me hv a genue real commettee if not d money go enter voicmail oh. Dis strike last dis long cus even our lecturers wanna benefit frm d money. I jst pray dey end dis strike, even if FG give dem all d nigerian money people dat wil use d money for dia own personnal use full ground remain. Its only God dat can save Nigeria. Most leaders of dis country don't hv d people deh r leadin interest in dia heart. Dey dnt hv us in dia heart at all.
ReplyDeleteHope dey will at list open d schs becos we all know dat dis money is for thiier. Pocket All d money they ve been collecting wat ve dey used it for.
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