EKSU Strike Update!!!

SIX DAYS NOW, WE ARE YET TO BE INVITED FOR A DIALOGUE____NASUU Chairman.

Chairman of Non Academic Staff Union Of Universities Eksu Chapter, Eng Awogbemi has frowned at the nonchalant attitude of the state Government and Eksu management towards their ongoing No Pay, No work which had paralysed all academic activities in the Institution.

Eng Awogbemi made this known while speaking with the Editor-in-chief Eksu Su Press, Temitope Awelewa which was accompanied by The President of campus press africa, E.O Deji that up till this moment, not even a call had been forwarded to the leadership of the protesting union, talkless of inviting them for dialogue on resolving the problem.

He stressed further that they are not happy with the academic situation on campus because they also have affected children but at thesame time they cannot continue wallowing in hunger.

Many of the aggrieved Nasuu officials were sited playing series of games like ludo and draft at the main entrance under a scorching sun while some of them were busy discussing.

Eng Awogbemi concluded by saying that there is no going back on their actions unless they are paid.

EKSU SU PRESS.

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