ASUU Breaking News Today, SUNDAY, Dec 4th, 2022

ASUU Protest Over Unpaid Salaries In UNICAL

Chairman of the union in UNICAL, Dr John Edor, who led other members on the protest on Wednesday in Calabar, said members of the union were owed eight months’ salary arrears, from March to October. Edor said that in the month of October, members of the CONTINUE–READING

UNICAL Aggressively Waging War Against Corruption – VC, Prof Obi

Professor Obi, who stated this at a town hall meeting held at the International Convention Centre on Thursday to mark her second anniversary in office, said the administration cannot hope to excel in an environment where corruption is a norm. According to her, “in my investiture speech, I had promised to do all within my powers to fight corruption, for we cannot hope to excel in CONTINUE–READING

NDDC Lauded For Constructing Roads In UNICAL

Vice Chancellor of University of Calabar (UNICAL), Professor Florence Banku Obi, has commended the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) for building roads in the university. Professor Obi, who spoke when she led a delegation of the alumni association of the university on a courtesy call on the CONTINUE–READING

Federal Govt Pays ASUU November Salary, Withholds Arrears

A senior member of the union at the Bayero University in Kano, who asked not to be identified for personal reasons, said, “Some of our members have started receiving salaries, and I can confirm to you that we received our full salaries for CONTINUE–READING

Half-Pay: ASUU Holds NEC Meeting In Calabar

The Federal Government said the payment was on a pro-rata basis as the union only suspended their strike two weeks into the month. But ASUU protested, accusing the government of casualising the work of the academics. Despite protests and the intervention of the CONTINUE–READING

NANS Threatens To Shut Petrol Stations Over Fuel Hike

NANS, in a statement signed by the zone’s Coordinator, deputy Coordinator and Public Relations Officer, Emmanuel Olatunji, Alao John and Awoyinfa Opeoluwa respectively, on Tuesday, said the country’s economy had been in a state of uncertainty and CONTINUE–READING