An official of the Kwara State University, Malete says the institution has not joined the ongoing two weeks warning strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities.
The Chairman of a faction of ASUU in the institution, Congress of University Academics, Dr. Issa Abdulraheem, disclosed this to the News Agency of Nigeria on Wednesday in Ilorin, Kwara State.
Abdulraheem said members of staff of the institution belonged to CONUA, as such, they had nothing to do with the warning strike by ASUU.
NAN recalls that ASUU had on Monday began a two-week warning strike to demand that the Federal Government should implement previous agreements it had with the union in the past.
Abdulraheem said: “We made our position clear some few days ago that we will not go on strike and we are standing by it.
“This is because we are CONUA, and we have nothing to do with ASUU strike.
“I met with the Senate of the institution and we told all our members that they should go to work and they agreed.
“So, work goes on in KWASU, we are not on strike.”
NAN.
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