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ASUU, AFUSTA laments accomodations deficit, none payments of academic earned allowances in Kebbi Varsity

Branch of  academic staff union of Universities, Abdulllahi Fodio University of science and technology  Aliero,( ASUU,AFUSTA) has decried the condition of hostels in the University and none payments of academic earned allowances by leadership of the University and Kebbi state government, Peak Newspaper reports. The branch Chairman of  the union, Dr Isah Musa Fakai, in […]

Branch of  academic staff union of Universities, Abdulllahi Fodio University of science and technology  Aliero,( ASUU,AFUSTA) has decried the condition of hostels in the University and none payments of academic earned allowances by leadership of the University and Kebbi state government, Peak Newspaper reports.

The branch Chairman of  the union, Dr Isah Musa Fakai, in a statement on Tuesday stated that  the Union have made frantic efforts to save the University from eminent collapse through series of engagements with the leadership of the University, ministry for higher education including ASUU zonal branch Sokoto to iron out grey areas and solve the lingering Crisis.

Fakai lamented that such engagements didn’t yield any positive results as their demands remains unattended too by Kebbi state government.

According to him, the state government have yet to pay academic earned allowances from 2021 to date, no arrears of minimum wage consequential adjustment, no payments of yearly increments and arrears for same.

More worrisome , he said is the condition of students hostels in the University which is so grossly inadequate leading to avoidable overcrowding in the University.

He appealed to Kebbi state government and well meaning people of Kebbi state to wade in to salvage the situations and to save the once leading university in northwest by meeting the demands of the union he said.

Isah maintained that the Union may take further action if nothing is done which include industrial action in the near future ,while commending the state for past intervention, the union demands fast action to avert any showdown with Kebbi government.

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