Striking workers of three tertiary institutions in Lagos State on Monday kept to their threat of embarking on an industrial action to press home the payment of the new minimum wage by the state government.

The staff unions of Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo and Michael Otedola College of Primary Education (MOCPED), Epe, this morning locked the main entrance to their institutions disrupting academic and administrative activities.

While at the Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOTECH), Ikorodu, the workers complied and are on strike but did not lock the gate.

Among those affected by the lock out include the Vice Chancellor of LASU, Prof Olarenwaju Fagbohun and his management team, final year students and bank workers.

At MOCPED, the staff unions locked the gate early in the morning. The Provost and his management who were locked outside had to hold meeting with unions leaders in front of the gate.

Report from LASPOTECH indicate that the workers resolved to embark on strike after meeting twice with the management.

At AOCOED, members of the College of Education Academic Staff Union (COEASU) opted out of the strike while the congress of the Non Academic Staff Union (NASU) congress is scheduled for this afternoon to give directive to members to comply with the decision of Joint Action Committee (JAC) for workers of the four tertiary institutions in Lagos to embark on strike.

Recalled that union leaders of the four tertiary institutions met on Wednesday, September 9, with state government officials and discussion ended in a deadlock.

JAC says civil servant in Lagos State have been enjoying the new minimum wage since April 2019 and also got paid arrears same year.

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/lasu-vc-mocped-provost-others-locked-out-as-strike-begin-in-3-tertiary-institutions/


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blessed how?

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Striking workers of three tertiary institutions in Lagos State on Monday kept to their threat of embarking on an industrial action to press home the payment of the new minimum wage by the state government.

Minimum wage, they have not paid and yet, they are increasing the prices of everything. How do they expect workers to cope?

Ok

okay

I don tire for these country

I was there this morning too ohh..MOCPED

Buhari sef

best news ever,,na next year we wan resume

Okay

Striking is an outdated method of getting demands across. It is true that the government has almost destroyed education in Nigeria but this decay is only further exacerbated by numerous strikes which ultimately affect students than the government. Students shouldn't be used as bargaining chips. ASUU, COEASU, ASUP, NASU, etc should get more creative and even involve students in pressing for their demands.

gv

LASU na school?

strike everywhere

E be things like this

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