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BREAKING: ASUU-IMSU Declares Total, Comprehensive And Indefinite Strike—-The Academic Staff Union of Universities, Imo State University Owerri branch (ASUU-IMSU) has reportedly commenced a total, comprehensive and indefinite strike with effect from 6pm Friday 20/09/2024.

The decision to strike stems from several unresolved issues which have persisted for years and have affected the welfare of the academic staffs negatively.

See List Of Unresolved Issues Below:

•Promotion without financial benefits since 2016;

•ASUU-IMSU staffs salary disparity with those of other comparable tertiary institution;

•Undue delays in Staff Assessment and Promotions;

•Selective Salary Payments and Non-Payment of Arrears of Salary;

•Non-Payment of Earned Academic Allowance since the year 2009.

•Non-Remittance of Union Check-Off/Welfare Dues: From February 2020 to September 2021;

•Non-Remittance of Pension Deductions from May 2016 to date;

•Inclusion of Imo State University in the Treasury Single Account (TSA);

•Funding of the University;

•Erosion of the University Autonomy etc.

Despite several attempt to address these issues through letters, meetings, rallies and press releases no concrete action have been taken by the University Administration, Governing Council or the Visitor to the University. Our members have been patient, but the worsening conditions have forced us into this position.

During our congress on July 18th, 2024, we issued a 21-day notice to resolve these issues. Since no solution has been reached within this period, we are now compelled to begin this indefinite strike to secure fair treatment and better working conditions.

We request the understanding and support of the public as we stand for justice, improved conditions, and a brighter future for the Imo State University.

As signed by the Chairperson of ASUU-IMSU Comrade Odinakachukwu Ejiogu and the Secretary ASUU-IMSU Comrade Lazarus Chikwenda respectively.

 

 

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JUST IN: Lagos Speaker, Mudashiru Obasa Impeached As Mojisola Meranda Sworn In As First Female Speaker [VIDEO]—-Members of the Lagos State House of Assembly on Monday impeached Speaker Mudashiru Obasa, accusing him of multiple statutory and financial infractions. 

Mr Obasa was subsequently replaced by his deputy Lasbat Meranda. Mrs Meranda, who represents Apapa Constituency 1, was also a former chief whip of the House.

The removal came days after The Gazette reported how Mr Obasa oversaw the withdrawal of N43.5 billion for back up vehicles for lawmakers, as well as other controversial activities.

Mr Obasa, 52, was first elected Speaker on June 8, 2015, resuming office alongside former one-term governor Akinwunmi Ambode.

Repeated charges of fraud and political thuggery have marked his speakership. In 2020, Peoples Gazette published a series of investigations detailing how Mr Obasa diverted Lagos funds to his personal firms and bank accounts. Sahara Reporters at the time also uncovered Mr Obasa’s assets across Lagos.

He was invited to be questioned by the EFCC after the anti-graft office became overwhelmed by media reports of Mr Obasa’s mismanagement. He denied all allegations, and no charges were filed after he met with detectives.

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BREAKING: Ex-Ooni’s Queen, Naomi Silekunola And Oriyomi Hamzat Granted Bail—-Thecloudngr reports that former Ooni of Ife’s wife, Queen Naomi and popular broadcaster, Oriyomi Hamzat have been granted bail on Monday

They were both arrested for the alleged murder of 35 children who died during the Christmas party they organized for children.

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