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BREAKING: ASUP Says Lecturers To Resume May 30

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Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics ‘ASUP’ has directed all lecturers in public polytechnics across the country to resume on May 30, 2022.

The union had, on May 16, 2022, commenced a two-week warning strike over the failure of the government to meet some lingering demands.

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Some of the demands which the union listed had included the payment of N15 billion revitalisation fund for polytechnics; payment of minimum wage arrears; review of conditions of service, among others.

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