The Senior Staff Union, the Non-Academic
Staff Union and the National Association of
Academic Technologists of the Ekiti State
University, Ado Ekiti, have embarked on a no-
work protest over salaries owed their
members since March 2015.
They have vowed not to return to work until
the three months salaries are paid.
The strike has brought the school to another
period of closure for the second time after an
earlier strike by the Academic Staff Union of
the university was called off.


There were indication that ASUU is in support
of the strike action even though it did not
openly endorse it.
The ASUU Chairman in EKSU, Prof Olufayo
Olu-Olu, said the union could not take a lead
role in the protest because it had yet to
obtain approval from its congress.
Academic activities didn't hold Friday as
students could not enter the school premises
following the closure of the entrances to the
school by the aggrieved workers.
The Chairman of SSANU, Kolawole Falade,
said the unions arrived at the decision to
embark on a protest at its meeting held on
Tuesday.
He said, "The three unions-SSANU, NASU and
NAAT met under the Joint Action Committee
on Tuesday and decided to embark on the
protest to demand payment of our three
months salaries.
"We have also not received our earned
allowances from 2012 up till date. We also
need a Governing Council of the university.
"There is also the need for the State
Government to increase the monthly
subventions to the university from N260
million because of the College of Medicine."

5year program go turn 7yrs without repeat. God go save 9ja

Fayose, are you still in Shock?

Fayose dey keep their money but he soon see life today