The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has told vice chancellors and council chairmen of universities to stop "acting like vultures who roam the sky in search of carcasses to feast on".

Ade Adejumo who made this statement, called on top university officials to join the union in its struggle for improved tertiary education.

The union however, also denied reports that it had received the sum of N163billion from the government for the three-month-old strike to be called off.

Stop Acting Like Vultures, ASUU Tells Vice Chancellors, Others

Mr. Biodun Ogunyemi, on Saturday told newsmen that the reports that it received such amount of money was false.

he statement read: “Once again, the attention of our union has been drawn to another piece of misinformation which gives the impression that ASUU collects money from the government.

“For the umpteenth time, let it be known that our union is a patriotic organisation whose activities are driven by the principled conviction that the resources of the country can better be managed for the ultimate benefit of the Nigerian society, especially the education sector which is our immediate constituency.

“It is in the context of the above that our union calls on the vice-chancellors and council chairmen to stop behaving like vultures that wait silently by the sidelines, waiting for the game to fall only to descend on the carcass.

“They should join forces with ASUU in its struggles to attract requisite funding into our public universities, rather than working at cross purposes with us. Part of the least expected from them is to come out openly to put the record straight each time the government comes out with the deliberate falsehood that money has been released to ASUU.”
Source: https://www.searchngr.com/2019/01/stop-acting-like-vultures-ASUU-tells-vcs.html

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