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A faction of the Academic Staff Union of Universities , University of Abuja branch, has dissociated itself from the ongoing strike action declared by the group.
Recall that the ASUU branch of University of Abuja embarked on indefinite strike in the early hours of Thursday. “Members of ASUU here standing for several other members with like minds but unavoidably absent, rise to reassure students, parents and members of the public that we will protect the sanctity of the University’s robust academic calendar,” he said.“We vehemently demand that ASUU must work for ASUU and not a hidden cabal out to take the university of Abuja back to the inglorious yesteryears.
“The question begging the mind of everyone, staffers and the public is why would ASUU, university of Abuja alone proceed on indefinite strike while University of Maiduguri; Usman Dan Fodiyo University, Sokoto; ATBU Bauchi and others sustain the sanctity of stable academic calendar on their campuses?Earlier on Thursday, the UniAbuja ASUU chairman, Dr Sylvanus Ugoh, said the union had resolved to embark on a total and indefinite strike with immediate effect.
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