Academic and non-academic staff at the Adeseun Ogundoyin Polytechnic, Eruwa in Oyo State, have appealed to the state government to prioritise their welfare.
The workers under the auspices of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics , Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Polytechnics , and Non-Academic Staff Union , made this declaration via a statement made available to journalists. The statement was jointly signed by the trio of Engr Adeboje Taiwo Bode , Mr Titiloye Joseph and Mr Jayeola Titus .
reports that the institution is one of the tertiary educational institutions owned by the Oyo State government. The trio called on the state government to immediately address critical issues relating to their welfare. “We workers at the institution acknowledged and appreciated the management for the timely disbursement of salaries, as mandated by Governor Seyi Makinde. 'We, however, want the governor to address certain things affecting the institution and its workers.
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