UNIPORT Pulls Out of ASUU Strike, To Resume 9th December
University of Port Harcourt (UNIPORT) has announced they are pulling out of ASUU Strike and 9th December 2013 as resumption date. Students and lecturers are directed to resume back for academic activities. Deputy Registrar of UNIPORT also said the Senate also decided to pay the backlog of salary areas of lecturers who resumed work on the announced date.
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Management of the University of Port Harcourt has announced December 9th as resumption date for academic activities in the institution.
The management made the announcement after an extra-ordinary Senate meeting held on Tuesday.
Deputy Registrar, Information, of the University, Dr. William Wordi told DailyPost that the management of the institution found it worthy to end the 5-month old strike in the interest of the students.
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Wordi said the Senate also decided to pay the backlog of salary areas of lecturers who resumed work on the announced date.
Meanwhile, the UNIPORT chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, said there is no going back on the strike until the Federal Government meets all their demands.
Chairman of ASUU in the University, Prof. Anthonia Okerengwo said the students would be wasting their time if they resumed on the stipulated date.
She said the Union was not moved by Federal Government’s threat to sack lecturers who refused to resume to work.
Universities that have announced they are pulling out of the ongoing ASUU strike include UNN, UNIZIK, FUTO, IBBU, EBSU, ESUT and more.
Click the names of the schools above to read the full details of their resumption and pull-out of ASUU Strike.
