The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics has threatened to withdraw their services after 21 days if the Federal Government fails to address some issues bedevilling the polytechnic education system in Nigeria.
The resolution was entitled “Renewed Threats to the Survival of Polytechnic Education in Nigeria: The Position of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics”. Mr Dutse said some of their grouse included attempts to forcefully entitle ASUP members into the Integrated Personnel Payroll System, non-implementation of the Federal Polytechnic Act 2019 amendment and confined victimisation of union officers.
He said others were ASUP/FGN 2010 agreement, renewed efforts at objectionable insertions in the review process of the scheme of services for polytechnics and violations in the implementation of the 2017 MoU signed with the government.
One of their demands is to be removed from IPPS. Can you imagine
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