Lead representative Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna State has taken steps to sack all the Kaduna State University (KASU) teachers in the event that they keep on noticing the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike.
Everyday POST reports that ASUU has been protesting since February over the disappointment of the national government to satisfy its needs.
Many endeavors by the public authority to make the instructors return to the homerooms have not yielded results starting today.
Simply on Monday, trade guilds started fortitude fights in certain pieces of the country with ASUU.
In any case, talking on a radio program in Kaduna on Wednesday, El-Rufai advised the speakers to get back to homerooms to abstain from having their positions pronounced empty, adding that KASU teachers had not a glaringly obvious explanation to join any strike.
As per him, ASUU disapproved of the national government, not the state government.
He said, “The Acting Vice Chancellor has guaranteed me that they will continue, yet I have requested that they see whether they really continued work, since I at first educated that their compensation be halted. Yet, I was subsequently informed they didn’t join the strike, so I asked that it ought to be examined and those that gathered compensation and joined the strike will be approached to discount the compensation.
“This is on the grounds that Nigeria’s regulation says ‘no work, no compensation’. This is the law. So whoever joined the strike won’t be paid a compensation. We have been telling the KASU teachers that they approve of the State government. ASUU’s concern is with the Federal government. Hence, for what reason will our staff who generally approve of us join the strike?
“Assuming that this proceeds, I will awaken one day to sack them all, I promise to God. We will sack them all and announce their positions empty on the pages of papers. They once did likewise and we gave them cautioning, presently they rehashed it. I’m simply holding back to get the report from the official for training. I vow to God, we will sack every one of those that joined the strike assuming they won’t continue work.”