Some lecturers have been tranpering on students' rights and denial of privileges for too long, and they think they can persist through holding the students' future to ransom.
Some of these injustice/malfeasance includes but not limited to:
(a) Fixing lectures at odd times, such as 7am, and some times 5pm
(b) Wilful cancellation of lectures even after confirming to the course representative earlier that the lecture will hold, this occur in abusive frequency, their private matter affect their public duty
(c) Delitory and extended time for the computation and publication of students' results, and rather prefer to public or ask students to come and check the carry-over list
(d) When students have complaints about their result more often than not they treat or regard the student as unintelligent, even when this may have possibly arose from a computational error
(e) Collection of gratification normally called "sorting" from students either by intimidation or happily entertaining it
(f) By intimidation and authority sleep with female students, and even some times victimize a male student who might only be a friend to their female student of interest through his grade-score, because the female student is not responding and they perceive him to be stonewalling the process
Moreso, and now some if not all, have received salaries they did not work for, for over five months and are happy, some have left the school but yet received the salary.
The same ASUU held a Congress some time ago and could not call-off the strike for the sake of students even if they do not have regard for the stakeholders who have intervened before then.
The Governor has done the students a great service for proscribing ASUU KSU, at least no more strike again, from a student point-of-view.
The Enugu State Chapter ASUU representative(s) who addressed our State Governor as "adolescent governor", better watch it (!), and addressing our Vice-Chancellor and others the way they like, they (ASUU Enugu reps.) are truly rascals.
ASUU-National had better mind themselves and know that the proscription of KSU Chapter must have to prevail, or else, if they come to Anyigba they shall be heavily stoned back to where they come from.
And to those Barristers and so called Human Rights Groups challenging the proscription of ASUU KSU, where were you when the students have been out of school all this time, you did not say any thing to the government nor ASUU until now, I guess it is all about the money and fame now right(?).
KSU shall rise out of its ashes, we humbly advice the Governor to sack any lecturer that is roguish and publish an opening for his/her replacement forthwith.
Some lecturers have indeed served only themselves through their offices and yes indeed, this past strike.
On a final note, we heartily want to appreciate the lecturers who are ready for work following the order of the State Government because of the love they have for us as parents and teachers, God bless (!).
Long live KSU!
Long live Kogi State!
From: Students' Advocacy Wing For A Better Learning Environment
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