THE Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has revealed that most departments and units in Nigeria’s public universities are short-staffed.NYSC Portal
According to the union, this is due to the resignation of lecturers in search of greener pastures aside the country.informationguidenigeria
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VANGUARD reports that ASUU said poor and delayed salaries, unpaid allowances, poor infrastructure and lack of respect for the academic community are responsible for the resignation of lecturers in the past few months.
In a chat with newsmen, the Chairman of ASUU, University of Ibadan Chapter, Professor Ayo Akinwole lamented that public universities are in pitiable conditions with stress and frustration visible in the faces of lecturers.JAMB Result
Akinwole said: “Vice Chancellors cannot single-handedly employ to replace staff as urgent as it is needed again. They have to contact Abuja for approval, which may take six months to a year, if not more, before they get approval.JAMB Portal
“By this time, the best candidate has gone to a more serious country that respects quality. Sadly, people from the Ministry of Education to legislators themselves want to dictate who the universities should employ.”
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