The NDU chapter of the Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU) voted unanimously in favor of
the strike.
"In recognition of the financial and psychological
effects of the non-payment of salaries since
January 2016, the congress hereby resolves to
stop work henceforth until all outstanding salaries
accruable are paid,” the lecturers announced in a
resolution.
"We also call on the State government to pay all
salaries of staff not paid since 2013. The State
government is also called upon to revoke the
obnoxious practice of promotion without financial
benefits."
The resolution was preceded by an address by the
Vice President of ASUU, Professor Biodun
Owoyemi. He briefed members on the outcome of
his team's meeting with the State Deputy
Governor, Rear Admiral Gboribiogha John Jonah,
and the Vice Chancellor of the University,
Professor Humphrey Ogoni.
He described NDU as a university that has been
abandoned and lacks the necessary infrastructure
befitting of a university. Prof. Owoyemi condemned
the lack of perimeter fencing, senate and
administrative buildings, and internal roads. He
called on ASUU members to be steadfast in
insisting on their rights.
The National Executive Council of the ASUU has
about 48 hours to ratify the resolution of the
lecturers.

Source:
http://www.saharareporters.com/2016/04/26/niger-delta-university-lecturers-go-indefinite-strike

not a new thing

Not a good one from my alma mater... Dickson should do something