VC rejects ASUU’s claim of resignation of over 200 lecturers
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At a glance
- The Vice-Chancellor of the university has refuted claims made by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) regarding the resignation of over 200 lecturers.
- The university administration stated that Governor Uba Sani's government has implemented measures to improve staff welfare and address financial obligations.
- The ASUU's claim is disputed by the university administration.
The Vice-Chancellor of the university has officially rejected the Academic Staff Union of Universities' (ASUU) assertion that more than 200 lecturers have resigned. The university administration maintains that the claims are unfounded and disputes the figures presented by ASUU. In a statement, the Vice-Chancellor highlighted the efforts undertaken by Governor Uba Sani's administration to enhance the welfare of both academic and non-academic staff. These measures are intended to address existing financial obligations inherited by the university and improve the overall working conditions. The administration emphasized its commitment to resolving issues and fostering a stable academic environment. The rejection of ASUU's claims suggests a continuing disagreement between the union and the university management over the status of its staff and the institution's financial health.
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