For those of us especially the pro ASUU who thinks the government sack notice is a fluke, below was how the insistent strike in River state university of science and technology was curtail.

RSUST had been in the news over incessant
strike actions called by the local ASUU
headed by Felix Igwe over appointment of the
vice chancellor by the Visitor. The university
authorities and the state government later
lost patience and crushed the confrontation,
employing about 100 fresh lecturers to
replace recalcitrant ones. The rest rushed
back to classes. Later, the lecturers created
a slogan; “strike not an option.”
Now, lecturers in RSUST have disassociated
themselves from the strike. According to one
of them, “strikes are evil and destructive to
the education system.”
Adolphus Ejetobi, a professor and financial
management expert and lecturer in the
University, told BusinessDay in an exclusive
interview that they are not part of ASUU and
will not join the strike action. He said,
“RSUST is not part of ASUU. We are not on
strike. We have already agreed that strike is
no more an option in this University because
we see strike as evil and destructive to the
public university system. We believe in
dialogue and more so, RSUST is one of the
highest paid universities in Nigeria.”
Desmond Wosu, the public relations officer
[PRO], said the academic staff of RSUST
had no intention of embarking on any strike
action. “The lecturers that we employed do
not have any problem with the management of
this university nor do they have with the
Council. They are teaching,” he said.

Do you know that ASUU itself that prides it self as a union is fighting against the entrenchement of SUG( which is the student union body) in virtually every schools in the federation?their is virtually no SUG in most schools, thanks to them