After about five hours meeting with the Minister
of Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau, and
members of the House of Representatives
Committee on Education, the Academic Staff
Union of Polytechnics has suspended its decision
to embark on an indefinite strike, scheduled to
commence on Wednesday.
The decision, according to the union, was sequel
to “fruitful” discussions it had with government
and other stakeholders.
Shekarau was said to have ordered the
immediate withdrawal of the circular suspending
the controversial CONTISS 15 and restoration of
union activities in the the Federal Polytechnic,
Oko in Anambra State and the Federal
Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti in Ekiti State.
The Public Relations Officer of ASUP, Mr. Clement
Chirman, told journalists on Tuesday after the
union’s meeting at the National Assembly that its
negotiation team would relay the outcome of the
deliberations to the National Executive Council.
The meeting with Shekarau, started by 11am
while ASUP ended another meeting with the
House of Reps Committee about 7pm on Tuesday.
While calling on ASUP members “to continue to
perform their lawful duties,” the chairman said
the union and government would continue to
dialogue to resolve all outstanding issues.
According to him, the Minister of Education had
ordered the immediate withdrawal of the circular
suspending the controversial CONTISS 15 and has
ordered the restoration of union activities in the
the Federal Polytechnic, Oko in Anambra State
and the Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti in Ekiti
State.

Gud. Tnk God

sai buhari

I hope say them no go come back after three month when them don chop the moni way they collect this night finish?

A potential campaign lines for the opposition cut off at bud

OP where your sauce ? sorry I mean source.

Industrial actions are viscerally reviling,Labour unions are parastatals should eschew from it!