According to information been sent to us, the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) are to continue the ongoing nationwide strike, because the meeting which the union leaders had with the Federal Government ended in Deadlock.
Well, as we all are aware of, the ASUP strike, which commenced from the 29th of April, July 17, 2013 in the first instance, and resumed the industrial action in early October, 2013.
According to our informat who was available at the meeting location, disclosed to us that the lecturers demand the following:
Better working conditions,
Infrastructure improvement,
ending the discrimination of polytechnic graduates, among other things.
Also speaking on the matter, is the National Publicity Secretary of ASUP, Clement Chairman, who confirmed the deadlock, also disclosing to news men that the Federal Government’s delegation was led to the Abuja meeting by the Minister of Labour, Chukwuemeka Wogu.
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I will reserve my comment and watch how FG with lips services will decieve ASUP agreement. what are the leaders teaching the youth how to by cut agreement reached for seifish reasons.
We re tired o,why do u pple kept punishing student is unfair.I strongly believe dat non of dis government children re schoolin here in niger. at list d asup demand is less than d assu demand if I may say. Haba
God is in cntrl
Yeeeeeeh!!!House don taya me oooooooo….I guess we shuld move to state poly
am a student pls federal government should do some thing about this strike we are tired of stayng at home
please FG answer us by sign the agreement quick because you are wasting our precious time on education. 2years program now is 3years. Please o help us
Whether federal govt and Asup all of u will die one day and each of u will give account on how u have maltreat ur fellow brothers and sisters, Wat profit a man to gain the world and loose ur soul.