C/River Commissioner urges ASUU-UEE to shelve planned strike
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At a glance
- Cross River State Commissioner for Education, Prof. Stephen Odey, appealed to the ASUU-UEE chapter to suspend its planned strike.
- The commissioner assured the union that the government would address their outstanding demands promptly.
- The appeal was made in Calabar, aiming to prevent disruption to academic activities.
Cross River State Commissioner for Education, Professor Stephen Odey, has formally requested the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at the University of Education and Entrepreneurship (UEE) chapter to reconsider its planned industrial action. The appeal comes amid concerns over potential disruptions to academic calendars and student learning.
Professor Odey conveyed that the state government is committed to resolving the issues raised by the union. He assured ASUU-UEE representatives that their outstanding demands would receive swift attention and action from the government. This commitment is intended to foster a collaborative environment and prevent the necessity of a strike.
The commissioner's appeal, made in Calabar, highlights the ongoing dialogue between educational authorities and academic unions. The focus remains on finding amicable solutions to labor disputes and ensuring the smooth functioning of higher education institutions within the state.
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