teachers at the Ladoke Akintola College of
Innovation, Ogbomoso, won't continue until Oyo
what's more, Osun states concede to how they will pay the
N7.1bn extraordinary subventions.
The ASUU Administrator in LAUTECH, Dr. Biodun
Olaniran, said this in a meeting in Osogbo on
Friday.
Olaniran said in spite of the fact that Oyo State Representative, Congressperson
Abiola Ajimobi and his partner in Osun State,
Mr. Rauf Aregbesola, had paid N500m into the
coffers of the foundation, he said there must be an
concurrence on how the overabundance would be paid and
how the two states would support the varsity
from now on with no emergency.
Olaniran clarified that ASUU did not set out on
strike on account of compensation but since of the issue
of financing which he said was influencing the
improvement of the college.
The ASUU administrator stated, "Our position is
clear. It is not fixing to pay rates but rather the
reasonable financing of the college.
"The two states should give LAUTECH
N295m as subventions each month however they have
not been doing this.
"Oyo State owes us N2.3bn and Osun State is
owing N5.3bn however the two states simply paid N500m.
This is insufficient. In spite of the fact that we are too
considering the monetary substances on ground, that is
why we need them to state completely state how
they expect to pay the adjust of N7.1bn.
"Is it going to be month to month or how? They need to
express this and guarantee us that from January 2017,
they will not owe anymore. On the off chance that this is not done, we will
continue and backpedal to the beginning stage extremely
before long."
He expressed that the two states must confer
themselves to demonstrate that they were prepared to settle
the obligation.
The Ranking Staff Relationship of Nigeria Colleges
in the foundation said in a different meeting that its
congress would meet right on time one week from now to choose
regardless of whether to suspend the eight months old strike or
not.
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