In a statement, the management said that the directive affected the full-time, part-time and postgraduate students
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The President of the association, Dr. Omojowolo Olubunmi, said in a statement that the resolution to resume strike was reached at an emergency general meeting of the association held on May 28
Oseni said the state government and the institution’s management had failed to meet the demands of the union since it suspended its three months strike on Jan.13
The resolution followed a motion by Hon. Raphael Igbokwe (PDP-Imo) in Abuja on Wednesday, which was unanimously adopted without debate
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that some members of the hospital staff went on strike on February 27 following the management’s refusal to implement the Consolidated Health Salary Structure
Olusegun Sotiloye, the Chairman, Nigeria University Allied Health Professionals, University College Hospital, Ibadan, Oyo State branch, confirmed this in Ibadan
Igwe Atuche, the President of NUPENG, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja on Friday
The National President of the union, Dr. Emmanuel Asagha, told the News Agency of Nigeria in Abuja that government’s immediate response would determine the end of its ongoing strike
Asomugha said that the union’s position on the government’s proposal would be known after its NEC meeting at a yet to be determined venue
The NMA had on December15 directed its members to embark on the nationwide strike
The meeting was held alongside an Emergency Delegates Meeting and the First Senator Dalyop Dantong Memorial Lecture from December 8 to 15
According to him, three Unions in the health sector have recently served him with notice of impending strike. He however, declined to name the unions concerned
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the in-patients, regardless of their condition, were asked to go home or patronise any private hospital, as the striking resident doctors failed to report for work
It was the second time members of the association would besiege the bridge head to cause commotion over their plight
The suspension of the strike was contained in a statement issued in Abuja on Friday and signed by the association’s National Secretary, Promise Adewusi
They also warned Oando Nigeria Plc, the prospective buyer of the oil blocks, not to venture into conclusion of acquisition process until ConocoPhillips finally and conclusively settles all labour issues
He said NEC also demanded the release and implementation of the stakeholders’ agreement on residency training programme
He explained that two months after the union had suspended its previous strike, nothing had been done by the government to address the union’s demands
The development made JOHESU to step up a clarion call on community and opinion leaders to prevail on the Federal Government to be law abiding in order to end the strike
Therefore, the focus of this piece is to examine the purpose of the present ASUU strike and their sympathizers’ rage against the FG. Firstly, ASUU came up with the issue of autonomy for universities. The FG approved the idea of autonomy so long as the universities would generate internal revenue to offset their expenditure, including salaries and allowances