The University of Lagos has denied that it has pulled out on the
ongoing strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU).
The strike begun on July 1st, due to the inability of the
Federal Government to execute an agreement it reached with ASUU in
2009.
According to earlier reports, UNILAG allegedly fixed a new
date for its postponed 2nd semester examination regardless of the
ongoing strike.
Our correspondent gathered that the strike started a few days to UNILAG’s second semester examinations.
The speculation has it that UNILAG would commence its outstanding examination for all students before the Christmas break.
“The
proposed exam as reported will be starting on the 9th of December and
end on the 24th of December. We want to advise all students of the
UNILAG to check it out to confirm,” an unconfirmed report had earlier
said.
Apart from the speculation on UNILAG, some universities have reportedly started pulling out of ASUU strike.
Specifically, Adamawa University has pulled-out. Adamawa branch of
ASUU, was said to have confronted ASUU national body without due
process.
However, a top management officer in UNILAG said the university does not have any plan to pull out of ASUU.
The
source said: “We are not pulling out. That is not possible. UNILAG is
one of the strongest branches of ASUU and we will not disappoint. We
have plans on ground to write the second semester exam, but that is
after the strike might have been called off.”
When our correspondent visited the university, there was no sign that examinations will commence soon.
It was observed that dust and cob-webs have taken over most of the classes.
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