Polytechnic lecturers begin strike over unpaid salary arrears
DAILY POST reports that the workers are also calling for the immediate resignation of the Rector, Prof Alfred Fatade and the Registrar, Adebayo Ogundimu, accusing them of planning to destroy their careers.
Aside from their salary arrears, the lecturers are also calling for the payment of their salary deductions, as well as the promotion of deserving staff of the institution; all these they said must be taken care of before they call off the strike. Corroborating the ASUP Chair, the Chairman of SSANIP, Muritala AbdulAzeez, accused the Rector of allegedly planning to destroy the careers of the workers.
“We are determined to forge ahead with this struggle and to liberate our people because they have suffered so much.
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