Workers at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics have embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged sack of their members to pave way for another set of workers who will work in the upgraded University.
They claimed that the Chairman of the transition committee of the institution, Peter Okebukola told them to resign their appointments and reapply to the new University.
TVC News Kazeem Olowe reports that the workers were full of joy when the nomenclature of their place of work
changed from Moshood Abiola Polytechnic to Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology but it appears that their joy may turn to sorrow with news that about 250 of them may lose their jobs.
Leader of the Academic Union of the Polytechnics, Kola Abiola confirmed that Professor Okebukola invited him to a meeting where he asked them to resign and reapply to the new institution.
The leader of the National Association of Nigerian students in the state also appealed to the Committee and the state government to intervene and come up with people’s policy.
While reacting through a press release, the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Peter Okebukola condemned the allegation and assured the people that no member of staff will suffer job loss as a consequence of the upgrading.
But the workers insist that until the committee invites them to a meeting and tell them where they belong, the institution will remain shut.
Workers at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics have embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged sack of their members to pave way for another set of workers who will work in the upgraded University.
They claimed that the Chairman of the transition committee of the institution, Peter Okebukola told them to resign their appointments and reapply to the new University.
TVC News Kazeem Olowe reports that the workers were full of joy when the nomenclature of their place of work
changed from Moshood Abiola Polytechnic to Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology but it appears that their joy may turn to sorrow with news that about 250 of them may lose their jobs.
Leader of the Academic Union of the Polytechnics, Kola Abiola confirmed that Professor Okebukola invited him to a meeting where he asked them to resign and reapply to the new institution.
The leader of the National Association of Nigerian students in the state also appealed to the Committee and the state government to intervene and come up with people’s policy.
While reacting through a press release, the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Peter Okebukola condemned the allegation and assured the people that no member of staff will suffer job loss as a consequence of the upgrading.
But the workers insist that until the committee invites them to a meeting and tell them where they belong, the institution will remain shut.
Workers at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics have embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged sack of their members to pave way for another set of workers who will work in the upgraded University.
They claimed that the Chairman of the transition committee of the institution, Peter Okebukola told them to resign their appointments and reapply to the new University.
TVC News Kazeem Olowe reports that the workers were full of joy when the nomenclature of their place of work
changed from Moshood Abiola Polytechnic to Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology but it appears that their joy may turn to sorrow with news that about 250 of them may lose their jobs.
Leader of the Academic Union of the Polytechnics, Kola Abiola confirmed that Professor Okebukola invited him to a meeting where he asked them to resign and reapply to the new institution.
The leader of the National Association of Nigerian students in the state also appealed to the Committee and the state government to intervene and come up with people’s policy.
While reacting through a press release, the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Peter Okebukola condemned the allegation and assured the people that no member of staff will suffer job loss as a consequence of the upgrading.
But the workers insist that until the committee invites them to a meeting and tell them where they belong, the institution will remain shut.
Workers at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics have embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged sack of their members to pave way for another set of workers who will work in the upgraded University.
They claimed that the Chairman of the transition committee of the institution, Peter Okebukola told them to resign their appointments and reapply to the new University.
TVC News Kazeem Olowe reports that the workers were full of joy when the nomenclature of their place of work
changed from Moshood Abiola Polytechnic to Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology but it appears that their joy may turn to sorrow with news that about 250 of them may lose their jobs.
Leader of the Academic Union of the Polytechnics, Kola Abiola confirmed that Professor Okebukola invited him to a meeting where he asked them to resign and reapply to the new institution.
The leader of the National Association of Nigerian students in the state also appealed to the Committee and the state government to intervene and come up with people’s policy.
While reacting through a press release, the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Peter Okebukola condemned the allegation and assured the people that no member of staff will suffer job loss as a consequence of the upgrading.
But the workers insist that until the committee invites them to a meeting and tell them where they belong, the institution will remain shut.
Workers at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics have embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged sack of their members to pave way for another set of workers who will work in the upgraded University.
They claimed that the Chairman of the transition committee of the institution, Peter Okebukola told them to resign their appointments and reapply to the new University.
TVC News Kazeem Olowe reports that the workers were full of joy when the nomenclature of their place of work
changed from Moshood Abiola Polytechnic to Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology but it appears that their joy may turn to sorrow with news that about 250 of them may lose their jobs.
Leader of the Academic Union of the Polytechnics, Kola Abiola confirmed that Professor Okebukola invited him to a meeting where he asked them to resign and reapply to the new institution.
The leader of the National Association of Nigerian students in the state also appealed to the Committee and the state government to intervene and come up with people’s policy.
While reacting through a press release, the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Peter Okebukola condemned the allegation and assured the people that no member of staff will suffer job loss as a consequence of the upgrading.
But the workers insist that until the committee invites them to a meeting and tell them where they belong, the institution will remain shut.
Workers at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics have embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged sack of their members to pave way for another set of workers who will work in the upgraded University.
They claimed that the Chairman of the transition committee of the institution, Peter Okebukola told them to resign their appointments and reapply to the new University.
TVC News Kazeem Olowe reports that the workers were full of joy when the nomenclature of their place of work
changed from Moshood Abiola Polytechnic to Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology but it appears that their joy may turn to sorrow with news that about 250 of them may lose their jobs.
Leader of the Academic Union of the Polytechnics, Kola Abiola confirmed that Professor Okebukola invited him to a meeting where he asked them to resign and reapply to the new institution.
The leader of the National Association of Nigerian students in the state also appealed to the Committee and the state government to intervene and come up with people’s policy.
While reacting through a press release, the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Peter Okebukola condemned the allegation and assured the people that no member of staff will suffer job loss as a consequence of the upgrading.
But the workers insist that until the committee invites them to a meeting and tell them where they belong, the institution will remain shut.
Workers at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics have embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged sack of their members to pave way for another set of workers who will work in the upgraded University.
They claimed that the Chairman of the transition committee of the institution, Peter Okebukola told them to resign their appointments and reapply to the new University.
TVC News Kazeem Olowe reports that the workers were full of joy when the nomenclature of their place of work
changed from Moshood Abiola Polytechnic to Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology but it appears that their joy may turn to sorrow with news that about 250 of them may lose their jobs.
Leader of the Academic Union of the Polytechnics, Kola Abiola confirmed that Professor Okebukola invited him to a meeting where he asked them to resign and reapply to the new institution.
The leader of the National Association of Nigerian students in the state also appealed to the Committee and the state government to intervene and come up with people’s policy.
While reacting through a press release, the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Peter Okebukola condemned the allegation and assured the people that no member of staff will suffer job loss as a consequence of the upgrading.
But the workers insist that until the committee invites them to a meeting and tell them where they belong, the institution will remain shut.
Workers at the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic, Abeokuta under the aegis of Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics have embarked on an indefinite strike over alleged sack of their members to pave way for another set of workers who will work in the upgraded University.
They claimed that the Chairman of the transition committee of the institution, Peter Okebukola told them to resign their appointments and reapply to the new University.
TVC News Kazeem Olowe reports that the workers were full of joy when the nomenclature of their place of work
changed from Moshood Abiola Polytechnic to Moshood Abiola University of Science and Technology but it appears that their joy may turn to sorrow with news that about 250 of them may lose their jobs.
Leader of the Academic Union of the Polytechnics, Kola Abiola confirmed that Professor Okebukola invited him to a meeting where he asked them to resign and reapply to the new institution.
The leader of the National Association of Nigerian students in the state also appealed to the Committee and the state government to intervene and come up with people’s policy.
While reacting through a press release, the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Peter Okebukola condemned the allegation and assured the people that no member of staff will suffer job loss as a consequence of the upgrading.
But the workers insist that until the committee invites them to a meeting and tell them where they belong, the institution will remain shut.
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“Nigeria We hail thee! ——“.
Nigerians are Opportunist especially when put at the helm of affairs to restructured or refurbished things, they in most cases worsen things than better or perfected it!.
WHY MUST THOSE THAT ARE THERE FOR YEARS RESIGN AND REAPPLIED AGAIN???. Something is fishing and needs urgent committee of inquiry for way forward please!!!.
“A LUTA CONTINUAL!!!”.
Ogun State Government should please look into the affairs of the lecturers and non of them should be sack. Upgrading of the Polytechnic should not cause lost of job. please save our lecturers.