Is like federal government are interested on ASUU matter alone, this is to bring to federal government Notice that Polytechnic Lecturers are on strike too.
Dear FG, when are you going to address them, afterall they started this strike before ASUU. Almost four month now

Abioo
Make them do something oooo

The way you framed the topic 'were on strike' means you have resumed. Try change to 'are on strike'

ASUP no get levels.

Pace$etter:
The way you framed the topic 'were on strike' means you have resumed. Try change to 'are on strike'

noted

Plz I wan ask one question o.....plz how many "prof" they polybag ah sorry polytechnic wey dey lecture

151487made: Plz I wan ask one question o.....plz how many "prof" they polybag ah sorry polytechnic wey dey lecture

Keep your sorry, some H.O.D and rector were professors and also some poly has professor

Such a bad timing With the prejudice against polytechnic, ASUP should be wise enough not to go on strike when ASUU is also on strike. Una go stay for house tire, I only pity the students.

151487made: Plz I wan ask one question o.....plz how many "prof" they polybag ah sorry polytechnic wey dey lecture

Dumb post! Which kind stupid question b that )? hmmmm?

151487made: Plz I wan ask one question o.....plz how many "prof" they polybag ah sorry polytechnic wey dey lecture

That one naa wash.............

Sard: Such a bad timing With the prejudice against polytechnic, ASUP should be wise enough not to go on strike when ASUU is also on strike. Una go stay for house tire, I only pity the students.

ASUP start their strike before ASUU, after dialogue with National Assembly they promise them within one month the problem will be solved, that why ASUP suspend their 3 months old strike. But failure to comply after 6 weeks they Embark on strike

Report has it that FEDERAL POLY ILARO, OGUN STATE has just pulled out from the ongoing ASUP strike.
In less than two hours, two Federal Polytechnic (FED POLY ADO & FED POLY ILARO) from the South-West has opt out from the strike.

ASUP TOP STRIKERS

1 FED POLY OKO, ANAMBRA STATE
2 KAD POLY KADUNA
3 FED POLY OFFA, KWARA STATE
4 FED POLY BIDA, NIGER STATE
5 FED POLY NASARAWA
6 FED POLY EDE, OSUN STATE
7 FED POLY UNWANA, EBONYI STATE
8 FED POLY BAUCHI
9 FED POLY MUBI, ADAMAWA STATE
10 FED POLY KAURA NAMUDA

OPEYEMI AD: Is like federal government were ARE interested on ASUU matter alone, this is to brought BRING to federal government Notice that Polytechnic Lecturers are on strike too.

Dear FG(,) when are you going to address them, afterall they started this strike before ASUU. Almost four month now

infact, u need to reconstruct evrything u wrote. When i read such write-ups, i really find it hard to fault the industrial struggles of ASUU & ASUP

yungryce:

infact, u need to reconstruct evrything (everything) u wrote. When i read such write-ups, i really find it hard to fault the industrial struggles of ASUU & ASUP

noted

OPEYEMI AD: Is like federal government are interested on ASUU matter alone, this is to bring to federal government Notice that Polytechnic Lecturers are on strike too.
Dear FG, when are you going to address them, afterall they started this strike before ASUU. Almost four month now

Are you sure

Federal polytechnic,ede pulls out of Asup strike.
http://electrorichy..com

testing

yungryce:

infact, u need to reconstruct evrything u wrote. When i read such write-ups, i really find it hard to fault the industrial struggles of ASUU & ASUP

Correct...

In engineering, schools lack the machines needed.in the Biz faculties, the teachers are after ladies in mini skirt... Na wa

felastika:

Are you sure

yes am sure

OPEYEMI AD: yes am sure

Don't worry,we'll setup a committee to look into ASUP's probs after ASUU strike

#teamturnbyturn

ASUP Strike: FG meets 80 per cent of polytechnic lecturers’ demand – Wike

ASUP Strike: FG meets 80 per cent of polytechnic lecturers’ demand – Wike

Mr. Wike appealed to polytechnic governing councils to intervene in the ASUP strike. The Supervising Minister for Education, Nyesom Wike, said the Federal Government would pay the N20.8 billion arrears owed polytechnic staff as soon as the procedure for payment was concluded.

Mr. Wike stated this at a meeting with the Committee of Pro-Chancellors of Federal Polytechnics in Abuja on Tuesday. He said the Federal Government had met over 80 per cent of the demands of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP).
According to him, the only thing left to be done is the release of the white-paper on the implementation of their demands.

ASUP embarked on strike on October 4 after expressing its disappointment at the Federal Government’s `cold attitude’ to polytechnic education in Nigeria.
He said that contrary to insinuations by the union, the present administration held the polytechnic staff in high esteem. Hence, the setting up of the Needs Assessment to determine the level of decay in schools and how much would be needed by the Federal Government to revive the institutions, he said.
The minister called on the Committee of Pro-Chancellors of Federal Polytechnics to mediate in the impasse between the Federal Government and ASUP to ensure that Nigerian students return to schools.

He, however, urged the committee to work toward ensuring that the institutions return to their original mandate of producing skilled medium level manpower to drive the economy.
Earlier, Ebenezer Babatope, Chairman of the committee of pro-chancellors, called on the minister to facilitate the resolution of the strike by the ASUP.
He also called on the ministry to work toward the release of the white paper of the Visitation Panels to Federal Polytechnics and pay arrears owed to polytechnic staff.
The meeting was attended by officials of the National Board for Technical Education and chairmen of 14 governing councils of polytechnics.