HomeLocalEducationTaraba varsity students...

Taraba varsity students lament as NASU protest nonpayment of salaries

Taraba varsity students lament as NASU protest nonpayment of salaries

Worried by the hardships faced as a result of the strike embarked upon by the Non-Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities, some students of the Taraba State University, Jalingo, lament the strike action as it has affected their ongoing examination terribly.

The students revealed that the strike was affecting their ongoing examination as the water supply had been cut off in their hostels.

READ ALSO: Jigawa Pension Board pays over N498 million to 219 retirees

A 400-level student in the Department of chemistry complained bitterly, “We don’t have water in the hostels and light is not also stable as a result of the strike.

“Some students who paid their school fees late are having issues obtaining receipts which they must present before writing examination.”

The non-academic staff of the Taraba University, comprising Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities and the Non-academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities under the umbrella of Joint Action Committee had on Monday barricaded the Senate building of the university in protest to the nonpayment of their October and November salaries among other issues.

Non-academic staff who vowed not to vacate the building until their salaries were paid, prevented the entrance and exit of vehicles and staff working in the Senate Building.

Follow the Neptune Prime channel on WhatsApp:

Do you have breaking news, interview request, opinion, suggestion, or want your event covered? Email us at neptuneprime2233@gmail.com

Get notified whenever we post something new!

spot_img

Continue reading

Social Media Influencing in Nigeria: Economic benefits and the risks involved, by Gift Luckson

Social Media Influencing in Nigeria: Economic benefits and the risks involved, by Gift LucksonSocial media influencing has emerged as a growing component of Nigeria’s digital economy, creating new sources of income, supporting businesses and shaping the lifestyles and purchasing...

Nigerian Universities on the Rise Again: Salute to the FGN and Academia, by Prof. MK Othman

Nigerian Universities on the Rise Again: Salute to the FGN and Academia, by Prof. MK OthmanThe most gratifying news for the Nigerian university system was the release of the 2027 Times Higher Education (THE) Rankings results last week, which...

The Vanishing Barrel: Why high oil prices still leave Nigeria broke, by Abdullahi Hashim

The Vanishing Barrel: Why high oil prices still leave Nigeria broke, by Abdullahi HashimA profound fiscal paradox defines Nigeria today, and it demands unvarnished confrontation at the presidential table. We extract more crude than we account for, generate revenues far...