By Chidi Nkwopara
OWERRI—

The indefinite industrial action embarked
upon by Imo State University, IMSU, Owerri,
chapter of Academic Staff Union of Universities,
ASUU, has stalled academic activities in the
institution.
Vanguard had exclusively reported that the
university teachers were spoiling for an indefinite
industrial action, following the non-payment of
arrears of their monthly wages by the university
management.
The indefinite strike, which took effect from May 7,
2015, was declared by the leadership of IMSU-
ASUU after its congress to press home their
demand on the payment of their two months of
unpaid salaries.
A cross section of students who spoke to Vanguard,
yesterday, on the issue, expressed displeasure
over the inability or Imo State government’s
unwillingness to pay its workers as at when due.
“The indefinite industrial action has negative impact
on students and their parents.
‘’The strike is doing a colossal damage to our
academic pursuit,” a female student lamented.
Her male counterpart in the Faculty of Law, said:
“These strikes destroy the university’s academic
calendar, as well as prevent us from completing our
courses of study on schedule.”
The students were unanimous in their belief that
previous industrial actions had badly affected their
studies, as well as lured some of them into
engaging in despicable acts.

Make una no worry. Na Rochas una know,na rochas una go see.
Meanwhile,I heard the man has called a meeting of top civil servants and told them how the state is owing him billions and how he plans to take the money back this next 4years,that they should be prepared for rough times ahead,that afterall,he knows that they didn't vote for him.
Ndi imo,unu akuola nkwu!