Six Oyo tertiary institutions’ workers protest 18 months unpaid salaries
The protesters asked the state government to restore 100 per cent monthly salary payment to workers in the institutions.
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The protesters asked the state government to restore 100 per cent monthly salary payment to workers in the institutions.
The resolution to resume the strike was reached on Friday.
The workers have been on strike since June over 10 months salary arrears
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One of the six tertiary institutions owned by the Oyo State government, the school is lamenting the non-payment of their ...
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The strike was suspended following the resolutions of the Governing Council chairpersons of the six institutions.
The governor had yielded to entreaties by students of EACOED.
