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       Yabatech ASUP begins indefinite strike
   DIR By: ItzEdem
       Date: August 5, 2016, 10:44 am
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       Academic activities at Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH)
       were cut shot as the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP)
       on Thursday began an indefinite strike over unpaid allowances by
       the college management.
       The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Polytechnics (SSANIP)
       and the Non Academic Staff Union (NASU) are waiting in the wind
       as they have issued the college management 24-hour ultimatum to
       meet their demand.
       Following the indefinite strike, thousands of students were
       neglected in the classrooms as lecturers refused to go attend to
       them.
       The indefinite strike by ASUP would affect the forthcoming
       examinations for part and full time students  scheduled for this
       weekend for the part-time students.
       On Wednesday, students of the institution  protested against the
       closure of the hostels by the management with exams less than
       four weeks forcing the college management to agree to open it
       before the commencement of their examination.
       It was reported that the students shut the school gate and also
       protested the non allocation of hostels to new and final year
       students.
       It was also gathered that that ASUP had directed its members to
       hold on till  Thursday while SSANIP and NASU said it will join
       ASUP after congress and the expiration of the 24-hours
       ultimatum. The two unions said its members would start the
       strike on Monday if the college management failed to refund the
       money deducted from July salary.
       According to report on  Thursday, the college staffers  were
       outside in groups discussing the indefinite strike, while the
       students watch them and some left for home due to the present
       situation.
       The three staff unions held a joint congress on Thursday at
       YABATECH Sports Complex and the chairmen read out their demands
       and disclosed  that the Rector, Dr. Margaret Ladipo could not
       produce any document to back-up  the reduction in staff
       salary,july..
       The ASUP chairman, Prince Aromolaran Adeyemi said the decision
       to embark on the strike was taken at the congress held in July.
       He also disclosed that the industrial action has the support of
       national body.
       Aromolaran said when the unions kicked against the college
       management action, they were invited to a meeting by the rector
       and she could not produce any document mandating her to deduct
       staff allowances.
       He stressed that with the strike, his members would not be part
       of the forthcoming part time and full time exam stating “Already
       our members have withdrawn services starting from Thursday until
       the college management refund the illegal deduction”.
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       The SSANIP chairman, Mr. Omopariola Olorunmbe said the body has
       issued a 24-hours ultimatum to the college management to refund
       the illicit deduction and that if by Friday, the rector did not
       comply, his members would join the strike on Monday.
       Mr. Olatunbosun Illesanmi , NASU chairman also issued an
       ultimatum to the management and directed his members to stop
       work if by tomorrow the refund has not been effected.
       The YABATECH Public Relations Officer, Mr. Charles Oni was not
       on seat and his office was locked while efforts to reach him on
       his two mobile lines proved abortive as it was switched off.
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