NSCDC staff caught allegedly putting 'juju' inside a man's casket during burial in Ebonyi
One Daniel Akpa Ngwuta, a Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) staff was allegedly caught on tape putting juju (charms) into the casket of a man during his burial in Ebonyi state.

According to reports making the rounds online, the shocking incident happened at Akpa Nwangwuta Compund on the 28th of November,2020 at Ohabuenyi Okposi Okwu,Okposi,Ohaozara LGA of Ebonyi State.

A family member who spoke on condition of anonymity to Charming Magazine revealed that the said man works at NSCDC.

He said; “A man by name Daniel Akpa Ngwuta was caught on the video putting charms in the casket of my Grandfather during his burial. The said person is a staff of Nigeria Security Civil defense commission (NSCDC).

He further revealed how they knew about the disheartening act. He said; “It happened during my Grandfather’s burial. We got to know while watching the video clip after the burial”

Watch the video below:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_6MYhimxiM


Source: https://www.kemifilani.ng/2021/01/man-puts-charms-in-casket.html

Opoorrrr...

Na them

The Association of Mechanical Engineering Students Alumni 2009 has called for Justice over the gruesome murder of one of their members, Charles Duruji.

Charles Duruji was the publicity secretary of ISOPADEC youth association and a youth leader in Izombe Oguta LGA of Imo State.
According to his father, Ignatius Duruji, Charles was killed on the premises of the Nigeria Police Force, New Heaven Divisional Police Headquarters, Enugu State on September 2, 2020.

According to his father in an interview, the police headquarters was attacked the day he visited and, he (Charles) was the only one killed on that day.
His father added that there was no gunshots and the police authority kept mute about it.

Calling for thorough investigation and justice, The Association of Mechanical Engineering Students Alumni 2009 and Media Initiative against Injustice, Violence and Corruption-MIIVOC have requested that the Inspector General of Police investigate his murder and bring the culprits to book.
Source: https://charmingpro.co.uk/group-calls-for-justice-for-engineer-murdered-in-police-headquarters-enugu/

Read their petition below:

The Inspector General of Police
Force Headquarters
Louis Edet House.
Abuja.
MURDER OF CHARLES CHIKWADO DURUJI: APPEAL FOR THOROUGH INVESTIGATION
Media Initiative against Injustice, Violence and Corruption-MIIVOC is a non-profit, independent, national civil society organization, with interest in promoting good governance, as well as the war against injustice, Violence, immorality, corruption and human rights abuses. It is a non-governmental, non-religious and non-sectarian initiative working with relevant stakeholders in addressing contemporary issues in our Society.
Our attention has been drawn to the alleged gruesome murder of one Charles Chikwado Duruji, a young Mechanical Engineering graduate from Izombe, Oguta Local Government Area of Imo State in the premises of New Heaven Divisional Police Headquarters, Enugu, Enugu State. The substance of the matter is as follows:
1. Mr. Chikwado Charles Duruji, a Mechanical Engineering graduate and youth leader in Izombe, Oguta LGA, Imo State, was allegedly murdered within the premises of the New Heaven Divisional Police Office of the Nigerian Police Force, Enugu State command.
2. The late Charles Duruji had travelled to the said Police station to see his fiancée, a Police lady, Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP) Chidinma Victoria Nwala, who lives in the officers’ quarters located inside the Divisional Police Headquarters, when the incident occurred.
3. That, at about 10:30pm on Sunday, September 27, 2020, according to the fiancée, the late Charles noticed strange movements close to the entrance of their apartment and quickly asked her (the fiancée) to go into the toilet, where he locked her up for safety (according to ASP Nwala’s account).
4. That, shortly after that, their door was hacked down and Charles was dragged out by the assailants and all she heard was a loud scream by Charles, thus: Oh my God! Oh my God, three times.
5. That, later, neighbours came out and took Charles to the Hospital in his own pool of blood, as he was cut severally in the head and legs. According to her (the fiancée), at the Hospital, no Doctor was on duty, as Charles bled for more than four (4) hours without medical attention, before he finally gave up the ghost, at about 5am on the 28th of September, 2020.
6. That, we are convinced that the last is yet to be heard of the circumstances surrounding his death, as well as the real killers of late Charles Chikwado Duruji. We strongly suspect foul play.
7. That, it is strange that in a Divisional Police Headquarters, such an attack could happen unchallenged and that only one person (a target – Charles Duruji) is singled out to be killed.
8. That the comments allegedly made by a Policeman in the Division, whose name was given as Tony, thus: “when una brother dey come here dey do nonsense, why una no advise am”? Is very suspicious and calls for further investigation”
9. That, available reports show that the fiancée stated that “she called their Police Division so they could release the Patrol Van, but no support or help came. She called their Control number at the Enugu State Police Headquarters, but their response was that she should contact the DCO, that there was an Order.” This, for us is also very strange.
10. In view of the foregoing, we write to request that, you please, use your good offices to commission a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding the death of late Chikwado Charles Duruji, with a view to unraveling those behind and the circumstances surrounding the dastardly act and bringing them to book. Everyone that has questions to answer should, please, be made to answer, in the interest of justice for the slain Charles Duruji.
11. It is also our prayer that the Office of the Inspector General of Police takes over the investigation of the matter, involving murder of the late Charles Duruji, as it is doubtful, if the Enugu State command will do justice to the matter, considering the circumstances surrounding the murder and the body language of the Command, since after the incident.
12. Please, accept the assurances of our best regards.

Source>> https://charmingpro.co.uk/group-calls-for-justice-for-engineer-murdered-in-police-headquarters-enugu/

Nawah oh... Well it's her life, make she enjoy am. I guess it's another baby mama for Wizzy baby




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Coming after the success of KEA 2016 which held on the 17th of December, 2016 at Soli Center, Katsina, the much anticipated award event is back and better.
Last edition saw the likes of Hon Ibrahim Zakari, MC Tagwaye, Oma of Dear Oma, Alama, MC Pajay and many others walk away with their well deserving awards.
KEA 2020 promises to be the bomb as nominations will be open to all and voting will be strictly online.
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Before we ease the Lockdown… By: Segun Solomon Ogundapo


I want to laud the efforts of the federal and state governments of Nigeria in the fight against COVID-19 so far, particularly the NCDC. The current decision to begin a gradual easing of the lock down by President Buhari is an indication that the government is concerned about both saving lives as well as source of livelihood of Nigerians. The government is heavily leaning on on curfews, social distancing, hand washing/sanitizers and use of face mask to minimize spread of the virus as the nation gradually takes the dicey steps towards returning to normalcy.
You may agree with me that we have so far been doing a ‘copy and paste’ of standard WHO guidelines with little or no local content. Just like in a football match, we are just adopting a defensive formation and tactics against COVID-19. If we must win this battle, we have to also add some offense to our approach.

When Nigerians go out in May, most will be armed with sanitizers and facemasks -and of course with the confidence that they are protected from the virus- even though the WHO has warned that facemask has limited capacity to protect. Moreover, the fact that most of these masks will be home made or locally produced with fabrics instead of facemask with efficient material has called for additional measures- local content strategy- to deal with this situation.



In addition to the measures already put in place by the government, I want to suggest the chewing of fresh garlic and or with ginger by Nigerians as they go about their daily routines in addition to wearing mask and social distancing. Yes, garlic and ginger! I get miffed by efforts to discourage this in some quarters. How can some scientists be discouraging people from chewing garlic and ginger telling them it will not prevent the infection with COVID-19? Has any of such persons making such spurious claims published the findings of studies of in vitro or in vivo assay they know or conducted that suggest that ginger and garlic extracts are ineffective against this virus? Let them cite such publications. On the other hand, findings of the antiviral activities of ginger and garlic abound in the scientific literature (Naithani et al., 2010; Chang et al., 2013; Shojai et al., 2016). According to Shojai et al. (2013), in vitro assay of garlic extracts against Infectious bronchitis virus (IBV) a type of coronavirus, showed inhibitory effect on IBV in chicken embryo. My point is that it’s better to supplement wearing of face mask with chewing of garlic and ginger in moderate amount than to wear face mask and chew nothing. On a hilarious note, the smell of garlic in your breath should encourage others to give you enough ‘social distance spacing’. Besides, chewing of garlic and or ginger can provide a placebo effect that is better than nothing.



I also want health providers to inculcate plant-based treatment in management of this disease. Eminent patriotic scientists from the University of Ibadan recently presented a brilliant review of the scientific literature with respect to the respiratory signs and symptoms ameliorating potentials of extracts of Euphobia hirta plant readily found in some parts of Nigeria when used to locally treat respiratory infections. This plant according to ethnobotanical survey reports in the scientific literature, is used to manage respiratory disorders similar to those found in mild COVID-19 cases. They even suggest that if applied properly to manage COVID-19 cases, it can reduce the need for ventilators. Or are we going to ignore such because a prophet has no honour in his village? This is war and nothing must be left to chance! We have to throw everything we got at COVID-19 like the desperate men that we are.

I also want to suggest that our pharmaceutical companies come up with mass production of spray solutions that can be sprayed on surfaces and on locally made face mask that is capable of inhibiting the virus when it makes contact with such. A good candidate is the monoglyceride; Monocaprin which has been shown to have antibacterial and virucidal activity against a plethora of enveloped RNA viruses (Thormar et., al., 1987; Thormar et al., 1999; Kristmundsdottir et a., 1999; Thorgeirsdottir et al., 2003; Thorgeirsdottir et al.,2005; Patlolla et al., 2019). It is relatively non toxic to humans in the concentrations used and even used as a food additive (Ma et al., 2018). Because of its limited solubility in water, monocaprin can be solubilized with Tween 20 (polysorbate 20) as described by Thorgeirsdottir et al. (2003). Tween 20 is relatively non toxic to humans with detergent like properties which coupled with the virucidal activity of monocaprin can inactivate COVID-19 when it falls on face mask worn or other surfaces. Amphipathic nature of detergents and soaps makes them capable of disrupting the macromolecular integrity or structure of viruses especially enveloped RNA viruses like COVID-19 inactivating them in the process. That’s is why hand washing with soap is prescribed by the WHO. In theory, it might even be beneficial to soak a washed face mask in clean soap or detergent solution and allowed to dry before reuse rather than reuse a washed and water rinsed one. Theoretically, when expectorated droplets containing corona virus falls on the mask, it will be subject to the detergent based antimicrobial activity of the dried soap or detergent and a significant viral load may get denatured or in activated. This like I said is theory that’s is based on facts.


In summary, my point is that as the lock down is about to be eased, the policy makers should think outside the box and let’s not rely on washing of hands with soap and water, social distancing (which we all know is hardly working in our setting) or wearing of face masks only. We should fortify these measures with the ones already highlighted in this write-up and who knows, we may come out of the woods earlier than projected.



This one too shall pass..



I am your countryman

Segun Solomon Ogundapo

AIFPU, Ebonyi State

Credit>> https://www.kemifilani.ng/2020/04/covid-19-before-we-ease-the-lockdown.html

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LOL!.. The witch your mama chop give us before she wan die so?
The lagoon when you foolishly refer to na wetin e mean? Lagoon kill your mama and generation.. ozuor

abokikhalifa:


My mama no go die. Even if your mother and her witch association try anything. Baba God pass una

The one that killed your mother?

abokikhalifa:


Cry cry baby. Lagoon is your companion

This dress was for the show, not the red carpet... Y'all don't know how the winners were selected.. Only the first 16 people who came to the red carpet between 4pm and 5pm and took photos at a dedicated booth were nominated for best dreesed.. irrespective of their outfit.. Truth is the outfit Mercy wore for the red carpet was okay but doesn't deserve the win.. it's a popularity contest not a fashion contest... AMVCA should do better.

dangotesmummy:
forget mercy too try

Tacha did't attend.. She wasn't even at the red carpet.. Get your facts straight.. she only posted those photos cos she got an invite and her flight was for that night....
She was on her way to dubai while the show was going on

OKorowanta:


Tacha attended and her outfit wasn't bad at all.
Heard it was outfits likes on Instagram.
She wasn't nominated in the first place cos she for win dem.
I guess the nominations was given to people wey press button pass,man Know man...
Mercy was never the best dressed female neither was Mike the best dressed male.

lmao.. because of this photo you think she attended? Photos that were taken days before AMVCA? Did you see her at the red carpet? In fact did you attend?
Tacha was on a flight to Dubai while AMVCA was going on.. She dropped the photos before taking off.. The photos were taken at her home days ago

dangotesmummy:
she did

Why include Tacha She did not even attend the event how would she have been nominated? The red carpet was deserted by celebs...

What if it was. All lies Smh

GGirll:


YOU CAN INSULT ME ALL YOU CAN BUT SAVE YOUR OWN SOUL AND AVOID DAMNATION LOST SOULLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Choi.. who is this one oh... I've gone through your posts.. your stup1dity and lack of understanding stinks to the high heavens.. tueh

The National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN), Anambra West Chapter has called for peace among indigenes of Odekpe and Allah/Onugwa Communities in the Local Government. This is because, the age-long peace and harmony the people used to enjoy have been truncated by the recent attacks and counter-attacks between the two communities and many individuals seriously traumatized, resulting in loss of lives? injuries and displacement of villagers.
For proper development to take place in our Local government, we MUST be ready to live together in peace since no development can take place in an atmosphere of violence and war.
The organization strongly condemns this violence, and we urge the state government to take steps towards bringing peace to the area. We also call on the state police command to kindly mobilize its personnel to the affected communities to contain the crisis.
Odekpe and Allah/Onugwa are communities in Anambra West Local Government bordering Kogi state. Families have been left injured and traumatized over violence that broke out days ago due to land dispute that has lingered for years.
Finally, we call on the traditional rulers to liaise and work in tandem with their subjects for the peace and unity of their areas.

Signed,
Comrade Gift Adene
Publicity Secretary, NYCN Anambra West Chapter

Medical lab scientists and medical doctors at the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital got into a violent clash today as lab scientists accused the doctors of interference.

The lab scientists carried out a protest earlier today on campus to ask doctors to stop intimidating them with police and the military. They carried placards and sang protest songs as they marched.

Hit play below to watch..

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WiK4_P0OjpE

From>> https://campusnewsng.com/medical-doctors-and-lab-technicians-at-university-of-calabar-teaching-hospital-clash-video/

Nigerian songstress and multiple award winning entertainer, Tiwa Savage has taken to Instagram to reveal that she will keep doing what she knows how to do best even when she gets old!
She made this known in her comment section after she replied Kemi Olunloyo's comment, telling her that "We need 20 more albums".

The divorced mother of one replied:

" We aint stopping, i am gonna be holding my walking stik and still doing it, because many women out there need to know it's never too late"

Read More>> https://www.legitgossip.com/2019/08/i-will-drop-hits-even-in-my-90s-tiwa.html

A student of Federal University of Technoloy, Akure has accused the policemen attached to the Anti-Crime patrol division Akure of assaulting her.

"Look at my eyes" the victim is seen screaming in a viral video, as blood kept gushing out of one of her eyes. There are four policemen in the video who appeared unperturbed about the plight of the bleeding lady.

Hit play below to watch

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54Hn4kS5-F4

Source>> https://campusnewsng.com/video-futa-female-student-left-with-bloodied-eye-after-being-assaulted-by-police/

Find below, part of the Position Paper presented by ASUP showing the Internally generated Revenue (IGR) of the school:

1a. Admissions Fee
1716 ND I regular students @ ₦3000 per candidate i.e. 1716 x ₦3000 = ₦ 5,148,000
1633 ND1part-time students @ ₦3000 per candidate i.e. 1633 x ₦3000 = ₦ 4,899,000
3810 HND I students @ ₦5000 per candidate i.e. 3810 x 5000 = ₦ 19,050,000
Please note that this is for those offered admission only. It does not include the candidates that applied but did not make the admission.
1b. Acceptance Fee
7,159 students paying ₦ 15,000 each as acceptance fee i.e. 7,159 x ₦15, 000 = ₦ 107,880,000
1c. Admission Status Fee (please note that this fee is paid by every prospective student seeking admissions like in 1a. above)
7159 students paying ₦ 1,500 per student i.e. 7159 x ₦1,500 = ₦ 10,788,000
The Sub-total for revenue generated from admitted students alone = ₦ 147,765,000
2. Tuition Fees
ND 1 (fresh students regular) average of ₦ 55,000 per student i.e. 1716 x ₦ 55,000 = ₦ 94, 380,000
ND1 (fresh students Part-time) average of ₦ 70,000 per student = 1633 x ₦ 70,000 = ₦ 114,310,000
HND1 (fresh students) average of ₦ 50,000 per student, 3810 x ₦ 50,000 = ₦ 190,500,000
ND2 (returning students) average of ₦ 50,000 per student, 2400 x ₦50,000 = ₦ 120,000,000
HND2 (returning students) average of ₦ 45, 000 per student, 3400 x ₦ 45,000 = ₦153,000,000
Total fees paid = ₦672,190,000
Please note that bulk of this fee is from the excess students exceeding the NBTE maximum regulated carrying capacity for some programme in the HND for each category of lecturers.#
3. Entrepreneurship Education (EED) Fees
An estimated total student population at all levels take part in EED and pays ₦ 4500 per students per academic session. i.e. 12,329 x ₦4500 = ₦ 55,480,000
4. Certificates
Each graduates pays ₦5000 for his/her certificate and it is estimated that about 3500 students come for their certificates every year i.e. 3500 x ₦ 5000 = ₦ 17,500,000 (what is the cost of printing a certificate?)
5. Convocation
The last convocation registered over 3200 graduates in 2017 session indicating that if half clears in a year, then 1600 x ₦ 5000 = ₦8,000,000
6. Alumni Fee
All students pay alumni fee of ₦ 7,500 before graduation meaning that in 2018/2019 session, Alumni generated the following;
Development levy = 12329 x ₦4500 = ₦ 55, 480,500
Alumni clearance = 12329 x ₦3000 = ₦ 33,987,000
Alumni Award (during clearance) = 3200 x ₦ 1800 = ₦ 5,760,000
7. Reparation Fee
All students pay the sum of ₦550 as reparation fee i.e. 12329 x 550 = ₦6,780,950
8. Course Registration Fee
Every student pays course registration fee of ₦500 i.e. 12329 x ₦500 = ₦6,164,500
9. 10% Royalty on each copy of Book sold in the Polytechnic Bookshop
All students pay for an average of 8 textbooks @ an average cost of ₦1000 per copy. It is estimated that over 90% of the total student population buys an average of 8 textbooks per semester meaning;
11200 x 8 x ₦1000 x 10% = ₦ 8,960,000
Grand Estimated total of IGR Generated in 2018/2019 seesion = ₦ 1, 069,907,950.00
10. Land Lease and Business Premises Permit
Business premises owners pay ₦5000 per business premises/ plot of farm land leased to local farmers. The number of business premises stands at 300 but the number of plots leased cannot be quantified at the time of preparing this document.
11. Other sources of IGR
There are other sources of IGR of good yield though the exact yield from these sources is but a top secret of a privileged few.
Notable of them are MTN Nigeria believed to be paying an annual royalty up to ₦10,000,000 (ten million naira).
Polytechnic consults Limited is the managers of most of the Polytechnic businesses and such records are top secrets. However, we are aware that high volume of IGR comes from PCL

The industrial action embarked upon by members of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP), Unwana chapter, seems far from over; as management of Akanu Ibiam Federal Polytechnic Unwana (AIFPU) is yet to meet the demands of the union.

The union had embarked on an indefinite strike on Thursday, August 1, 2019, over non-payment of 27 months Peculiar Academic Allowance (PAA) arrears owed its members by management of AIFPU, the condition of service, poor office accommodation, among other issues. (Read Here: https://www.nairaland.com/5337567/asup-poly-unwana-embarks-indefinite )

However, in a statement made available to Blueprint Weekend in Abuja Saturday, jointly signed by chairman of the union, Mr Felix Uga Idu and publicity secretary, Mr Ukegbu Chibuzo, the union said that “AIFPU management has only paid 2 out of 27 months; with the argument that it does not have adequate internally generated revenue (IGR) to fund payment of the allowances”.

They said that, despite the intervention by council of the institution, which pleaded with the union to suspend its strike while it looks into the matters raised, “they do not need a cosmetic fix to the current face-off; rather working to seeing that a permanent solution is realised.”

The statement reads in part: “In the wake of management’s argument that it does not have adequate IGR to fund the payment of the allowances, the union came up with a position paper that revealed other sources of IGR that were not listed as IGR sources hitherto. The paper was presented to management and the council of the institution. The council, on receiving the document, promised to set up a committee to look into the document to ascertain its veracity or otherwise.

“However, the IGR sources are well known to everyone as fees/charges collected from students at various levels.

The union argues that the identified sources be used to defray the accumulated allowances. On its part, the council pleaded with the union to suspend its strike, while it looks into the matters raised. However, the union does not need a cosmetic fix to the current face-off. Rather, it is working to seeing that a permanent solution is realized.

“A memorandum of agreement (MoA) has to be done, which will contain the management’s plan for the payment of the remaining months, after the management’s must have paid a substantial number of months (instead of the 2 months it has paid out of 27months).”

It could be recalled that on the day of the congress, where the decision to embark on this current strike was taken, the Rector, Ven. Dr. Ogbonnaya Ibe Enwo, made an offer of one month out of the 27 months arrears of PAA owed, whereas the last time the management made an attempt at defraying the arrears was last December 2018, when it paid 5 months out of 25 months arrears then.

Source: https://www.blueprint.ng/council-intervenes-as-asup-unwana-gives-conditions-to-call-of-strike/


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Mynd44

Thank God

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) Unwana Chapter executives ran for their dear lives today, the 6th of August, 2019 as the IPPIS officers sent by the Federal Government to capture staff members of the polytechnic fight them off the venue.

The Executives which comprises the Chapter Chairman, Publicity secretary and the monitoring team, were at the enrollment venue of the polytechnic (Old Lecture Theater, AIFPU) to  dissuade members from enrolling and heed to the Union's National directive as grey areas were not captured in the IPPIS template, but they were chased out by the officials who appeared to be angered by the act!

CampusNewsNG obtained a video of the incident from an eye witness. Hit play below to watch...


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSUzL327cR0


Source>> https://campusnewsng.com/asup-unwana-excos-run-for-their-dear-lives-as-ippis-officers-fight-them-off-for-trying-to-dissuade-members-from-enrolling-video/

Watch Video here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CEfL2QGnbHI


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Five students of the Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Gubi have died after a metal pedestrian bridge linking a hostel and a lecture hall collapsed after a heavy down pour last night!

The victims of this sad event were on their way back to the hostel when the bridge collapsed with them on it. However, students of the institution are currently protesting and blaming the incident as negligence on the side of the school management.

Source>> https://campusnewsng.com/abubakar-tafawa-balewa-university-looses-five-students-after-metal-bridge-collapses-photos-videos/

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Emmanuel Yususf, an NYSC Corps member serving in Abuja has taken to Facebook to show how his fellowship NCCF is touching the lives of villagers in the Capital territory.
He wrote:
If it is not Rural, it's not Rugged
and
If it's not Rugged its not Rural
Touching lives in our own way......
NCCF; RURAL/VILLAGE EVANGELISM IS OUR CORE BUSINESS!

Source>> https://campusnewsng.com/nysc-see-how-corpers-touch-lives-in-abuja-photos/

On Thursday, 1st of August 2019. The Academic staff union of polytechnics (ASUP), Federal plytechnic Unwana, Ebonyi state chapter, embarked on an indefinite strike despite Rector's plea over unpaid allowances of 27 months. This is coming after one of her members, Dr John Ibiam moved a motion for the chapter to embark on the industrial action over non payment of Peculiar Academic Allowance (PAA) for 27 months by the school management!
The Rector , Ven Ibe Enwo however was there and pleaded with the union. He promised to pay that of one month out of the 27 months owed, but the union members refused, asking him to make it 10 or 15 months. Voting was done and a 37 as against 35 votes were casted in favour of the strike!

The publicity secretary of the union further sent SMS to members directing them to stay at home.

I'm directed to inform all members that ASUP in congress has declared an indefinite strike. This is sequel to the inability of mgt to offset the 27months of PAA owed staff. Consequently,all academic activities are hereby withdrawn pending when all our agitations are fully met by mgt.
Ukegbu C.C Pub Sec

Academic staff were advised not to engage in any academic activities including: lectures, project/seminar supervision, departmental/academic board meeting and more.
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Source:https://campusnewsng.com/polyunwana-asup-declares-indefinite-strike/

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CC: Lalasticlala

According to news reaching us, the Academic staff union of polytechnics (ASUP), Poly Unwana chapter, has embarked on an indefinite strike.
This is coming after one of her members, Dr John Ibiam moved a motion for the chapter to embark on the industrial action over non payment of Peculiar Academic Allowance (PAA) for 27 months by the school management!
The Rector Ven Ibe Enwo however was there and pleaded with the union. He promised to pay that of one month out of the 27 months owed, but the union members refused.
Voting was done and a 37 as against 35 votes were casted in favour of the strike!
The publicity secretary of the union confirmed the strike by sending Bulk sms to members which read:

I'm directed to inform all members that ASUP in congress has declared an indefinite strike. This is sequel to the inability of mgt to offset the 27months of PAA owed staff. Consequently,all academic activities are hereby withdrawn pending when all our agitations are fully met by mgt.
Ukegbu C.C Pub Sec

Academic staff were advised not to engage in any academic activities including: lectures, project/seminar supervision, departmental/academic board meeting and more.

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