Barely two weeks after the suspension of about six months strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, strong indications emerged on Monday that lecturers of the Lagos State University might embark on another industrial action.

The LASU ASUU Chairman, Dr. Adekunle Idris, who revealed this at a briefing, said the lecturers were putting up a 10-point demand before the university authorities.

According to him, the demands include the implementation of the University Act 2012; downward review of the institution’s fees; abolition of “no vacancy, no promotion” policy; regularisation of appointment exercise for members on temporary appointment; full payment of 17-month salary arrears.

Others are the restructuring of courses in the university; immediate payment of accrued earned allowances; provision of befitting university environment; and the review of the deadline for the acquisition of PhD degree.

Idris noted, for instance, that the payment of between N197,000 and N350,000 as fees by students was against the law establishing the university.