The Academic Staff union of Polytechnics, ASUP, has suspended its 10-month-old strike.
The strike, which started in October 2013, was suspended on Saturday morning at the National Executive Council, NEC, meeting of the union held in Abuja.
The National Publicity Secretary of ASUP, Clement Chirman, confirmed the suspension of the strike to a source.
He said all striking lecturers have been directed to resume work on Tuesday.
The ASUP NEC meeting was held two days after the leadership of the union held a ‘fruitful’ meeting with the new Education Minister, Ibrahim Shekarau, who was sworn in by President Goodluck Jonathan on Wednesday.
The ASUP NEC consists of all chapter (polytechnic) chairmen of the union and the national executive of the body.
So what did they gain from the strike? Banana republic indeed. Almost all the schools are already pulling out of the strike, so it has to called off bcos of shame
ReplyDeleteTen months totally lost in the lives of our future leaders! This does not project this country in the proper light. The interest of our youth was not considered by either side in this unfortunate and avoidable strike
ReplyDelete@ Anonymous, i don't think you know what you are saying. listen to news before jumping into conclusion.
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