ESUT To Resume As ASUU Strike Continues
There are reports that Enugu State University of Science and Technology (ESUT) has announced that all students must return back to school. Reports have it that the resumption will take place whether or not ASUU calls of the strike.
According to a source, it was confirmed to NGScholars that students are to resume back to school onMonday 18th, November 2013. Examination is expected to start the week that starts25th November, 2013. Students of ESUT should take note of this information

olorunthobby: ehn ehn...wetin kon concern me?

olenyi: Just heard the announcement. The management of Enugu State University of Science and Technology, Enugu, just directed that all students are to report to campus tomorrow for the onward completion of the semester.

They said that exams would commence immediately and any student that fails to report will have him/herself to ASUU dissociates self from planned ESUT
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2013-11-18 07:43
Enugu - The Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU) has dissociated itself from
the planned resumption of academic activities
at the Enugu State University of Science and
Technology (ESUT) on November 18.
A statement from the Chairman of ASUU-
ESUT, Prof. Gab Agu, in Enugu on Sunday said
the union's attention was drawn to the
announcement by authorities that students
would resume academic activities on Monday.
“The academic staff of ESUT dissociates itself
from the above announcement.”
“While ASUU-ESUT mourns the demise of
Prof. Festus Iyayi, a former President of ASUU,
it awaits the directive of the NEC on the
ongoing strike,” it said.
Meanwhile, a condolence register has been
opened for the late Iyayi at the ASUU
secretariat at the Agbani campus of the
school.
Agu described the death as a big loss to the
union, the academia and the country in
general.
The ASUU-ESUT boss prayed God to grant the
family the fortitude to bear the loss.
- NAN
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