It also ordered lecturers and...
students of the institution to return to
classes following the inability of the Academic Staff Union of
University, ASUU to end it over four months strike in the country.
In a statement signed by the Registrar of the institution, Mr Sam N.
Egwu, it stressed that the institution had resolved to commence
academic activities not minding the disagreement existing between ASUU
and the Federal government.
"Having waited patiently for Federal Government and ASUU to resolve
the impasse behind the over four months strike embarked upon by the
Union to no avail, the management of EBSU has resolved to re-open
classes for learning to commence on Tuesday, the 26th day of November,
2013.
"We therefore inform all concerned that teaching and learning will
begin fully on Tuesday, 26th, November, 2013. This is to enable us
cover what we have lost to the strike," the statement read.
Vanguard learnt that the resolution was the outcome of the meeting
held last week by the management of the institution including
lecturers where 80% of the lecturers in attendance agreed that they
should ignore the ASUU Nationwide strike and return back to class.
Contacted, the EBSU-ASUU Chairman, Prof. Ndubuisi Idenyi dissociated
the ASUU chapter of EBSU from the purported reopening by the
management and maintained that the strike was still in progress until
they get directive from their national leadership.
*Vanguard
Pls when will unizik dump ASUU or are they part of d wicked animals saying no pay no work. After teaching nothing for 4months. Yet they give diffcult exams and want students to sort their courses. Who is fooling who? Nigeria is a hopeless country filled with bunch of selfish, self centered animals. Mtschew. Pls PRO stop telling us how schools are dumping ASUU, we want to hear UNIZIK has dumped dem too. Nonsense!!!
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