I heard d strike wont affect Yabatech cos dey are not member of ASUP... Buh NASU and SSANID has been on strike..we can even undergo our medical Screening.

Ekeeyhandsome: in response to ur question..,4 now we're safe,bt i wont knw our fate after the exams... I hope that helps..

Tnx,it did help.

Nigeria and strike sha, i don tire gan xef...well 1 day God go help us ooo

i heard dat there suppose to be a meeting between ASUP and d federal government 2day,,,,,,i just hope something tangible comes out of their meeting,,,,,cos am so dam.n tired of dis strike,,,may God help us,,,

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In short in naija is better 2 go n read CRS/IRS in a university dan 2 read chemical engineering in a polytechnic. How can u justify a univ graduate given level 8 step 2 n a poly graduate given level 7 step 1 wit over 50k diffrnces in der salaries n moreso d univ graduate regarded as a senior staff while d poly graduate a jnr staff IMAGINE brethren

That has been the bane of nigeria in the recent past

Wat abt the studntz

Afrocatalyst: Nigerian universities and strike sef. Just like husband and wife. Already if u r going in for a 4yr course,gv urself a minimum stay of 5yrs in scull.

Oboy u dull Ooo,waiting concern university with this matter for hand?

SlyIg: Make female students go get married and male students get into kidnapping and robbery.

that means u ll end of marrying an armrobber
see how negative u are,i pity ur life with this kind thinking.

so bored in sch. God help them o cos by November I dey go serve o. I rep FPI

Reyspin: I heard d strike wont affect Yabatech cos dey are not member of ASUP... Buh NASU and SSANID has been on strike..we can even undergo our medical Screening.

Read This Please
http://yabatechportal..com/2013/05/resumption-for-20122013-second-semester.html

Blame Gej

My school is not part of dis ASUP strike tin....undisputed AUCHI POLY!!!!!!......

Goldpeas: My school is not part of dis ASUP strike tin....undisputed AUCHI POLY!!!!!!......

That's why your school fee is high abi

i heard that ASUUP are to resume on Monday any details about this ?

OPEYEMI AD: i heard that ASUUP are to resume on Monday any details about this ?

We are waiting to hear the news tonight!

I finished 4rm Yabatech in 2012. I was supposed to collect my result in April in order 2 process my Direct Entry into d Uni only for d strike to commence. Registration closes June15th. Pls,what do i do.

Just obtain d form, u dnt need d result 4 now

pls iam tired of staying at home, call d strike

umuahian: pls iam tired of staying at home, call d strike

i will call it dont worry

Yabatech resume on moday

Arewa youths ask Education Minister to resign

Angered by the prolonged strike by academic staff of polytechnics in the country, Arewa youths on Tuesday called on Education Minister, Prof Ruquayattu Rufa’i, to resign with immediate effect.

The youths, under the aegis of Arewa Youths Forum, AYF, issued the warning while reacting to the worsening crisis in polytechnics across the country.

National President of AYF, Alhaji Gambo Ibrahim Gujungu, told Vanguard that it was unbecoming of the education minister to continue to behave as though nothing was happening, many months after academic activities had been brought to a standstill.

Gujungu noted that the action of the minister was not only a setback to the north but also Nigeria and should, therefore, be made to give way in the interest of the nation.

“As the umbrella organization of all youths in the north, we are not only angry but also surprised with what is going in the educational system in the country and the polytechnics in particular,” AYF lamented.

“This is because after many months of strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics, the Federal Government and in particular, the Minister of Education is carrying on as if nothing is wrong with the sector.
“On behalf of youths of northern extraction we are calling on the Minister of Education to immediately call the polytechnic lecturers to the negotiating table or resign.

“We believe this has become necessary in view of the fact that our contemporaries in the polytechnics have been at home for so long and the minister under whose jurisdiction the polytechnics fall into has failed to bring the strike action under control.

“The minister’s action shows a high level on incompetence and we believe that she is not fit to hold such a sensitive position in Nigeria and should therefore be shown the way out,” AYF said.

The youths said the issues for which the teachers had gone on strike were germane and should be addressed by the government to give polytechnic education the needed bite as obtained in other parts of the world.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/06/asup-strike-arewa-youths-ask-education-minister-to-resign/

no latest news yet

The National Executive Council (NEC) of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), will on Tuesday appraise the progress made so far in its indefinite strike-- which beganon April 29.
Mr Chibuzor Asumogba, the ASUPpresident, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Monday that the meeting followed the intervention of the National Assembly Joint Committee on Education.
The committee, the Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufa’i andhis Labour and Productivity counterpart, Chief Emeka Wogu, had met with the union on July 9, urging them to call-off the strike.
Asumogba said thatthe NEC meeting would decide the next line of action, noting that the union had received agreen light on CONTISS 15 migration and other promises.
``The NEC is meeting tomorrow to appraise the progress made so far, following the meeting held with the committee on education.
`` We have received a green light on the CONTISS 15 and we have promises here and there on other demands.
``The committee on education is proactive in addressing our demands.
``The committee is highly placed and with its members' integrity, we have nodoubt that our demands will be addressed".
On whether the strike would be called-off after the NEC meeting, the ASUP president said that anything was possible.
``It all depends on what the NEC decides tomorrow, everything will be decided tomorrow,``he said.
NAN recalls that ASUP, among other reasons, went on strike citing the failure of the federal and state governments to implement agreements on issues affecting polytechnic education.
ASUP wants a full implementation of the Consolidated Tertiary Institution Salary Structure (CONTISS 15) and a stop to discrimination against holders of the Higher National Diploma.
The union is also protesting the absence of a National PolytechnicsCommission and the deplorable conditionof many polytechnicsin Nigeria. (NAN)

The National Executive Council (NEC) of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has suspended their strike action which began on April 29.

News filtering in states that the strike which has kept student off school is now off.

ASUP president, Mr. Chibuzor Asumogba had yesterday revealed that the committee will meet today to check the progress of the civil action.

More details coming soon..