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    ASUP to embark on nationwide strike Dec 2

    straightnewsng.comBy straightnewsng.comNovember 27, 2024 --- 8:30 amNo Comments2 Mins Read
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    The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) says it is ready to shut down all polytechnics nationwide by December 2 due to the Federal Government’s failure to meet its demands. 

    The Chairman of the ASUP, Kaduna Polytechnic Chapter, Comrade Abubakar J. Abdullah, who announced this on Wednesday, explained that the union leadership had issued a 15-day ultimatum to the Federal Government on October 6, 2024.

    Abdullah outlined pressing demands aimed at resolving the systemic challenges that hinder the progress of polytechnics. However, he said the government failed to address the issues.

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    Speaking at a news briefing on Tuesday, November 26, in Kaduna, the chairman listed some of the demands, including swift release of the second tranche of the NEEDS Assessment Intervention fund, immediate implementation of the approved 25/35% salary review across all public polytechnics, and the payment of accrued arrears.

    Other demands are the release and final resolution of the decades-long arrears of CONTISS-15 migration for lower cadres, the release of outstanding promotion arrears, addressing inadequate funding, and resolving the issue of unpaid allowances.

    “Regrettably, as we passed the deadline of this ultimatum, we are yet to see the necessary actions from the Federal Government to address these pressing demands. The silence and inaction have left us with no option but to consider the possibility of a total shutdown of our institutions, scheduled for December 2nd, 2024, should our concerns remain unaddressed,” he said.

    Comrade Abdullahi said the survival and quality of the educational system hinged upon the government’s responsiveness.

    He stated that the union believe that a strong education sector is vital for the future of the nation and cannot afford to compromise on these issues any longer.

    He urged the Federal Government to engage in meaningful dialogue with the union and take decisive steps towards resolving these challenges.

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