Tag: LAUTECH

PREMIUM TIMES reported last Wednesday that ASUU disrupted the ongoing second semester examination.

ASUU urged the two governors to take progressive measures as a matter of urgency, to save the institution.

The university also suspends eight other students

The council says hike will take effect from the 2018 / 2019 academic session.

The facility will enable JAMB avoid leakages that usually affect the conduct of the examination.

Staff and students accuse Olatunbosun Adeoti of leading the attack.

The government says the planned strike is illegal.

The crisis-prone university will now begin the second semester of the 2016/2017 session.

The doctors commenced strike on August 1.

The university has been shut for about a year.

The governor had on Monday appealed to the workers to reopen the university for the sake of the students

The union says the strike is "total and comprehensive".

The university has been shut down since last year over funding challenges.

The union did not rule out a strike action.

The newly-inaugurated council is to be headed by a professor, Oladapo Afolabi.

says only governing council can audit account

The union accuses the government was misrepresenting facts regarding the crisis rocking the institution.

The former governor also pledged his pension for six months.

The lecturers said a KPMG audit should not stop salary payment.

"Our goal is to raise N1 billion in 90 days. However, wage bill is N350 million monthly.”

The students barricaded all entrances to the institution.

‎The person who administered the drugs was neither a doctor nor a nurse.

About 1.7 million students registered for this year’s UTME.

The LAUTECH chapter of ASUU went on strike in June 2016.

The university resumed on January 27 after seven months closure due to workers' stike over non-payment of salaries.