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  3. mr paul usaini asup chairman of the polytechnic stated this on thursday in an interview with newsmen in lafia
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    ASUP issues 14-day ultimatum to Nasarawa Govt.
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    he however lamented the delay in the release of the white paper report of the committee for implementation1 the academic staff union of polytechnic asup nasarawa state polytechnic lafia chapter has given the state government 14 days notice of strike1 according to him the 14 days ultimatum followed the expiration of the 21 days ultimatum earlier given to the government in line with labour laws1 he said that the grievances of the union include lack of accreditation of all courses at the polytechnic implementation of four years promotion and annual increments1 he listed lack of payment of pension and gratuity to retired staff and lack of office accommodation to academic staff among others as other grievances of the union1 he said that all these issues were tabled before the investigative panel set up by the government for redress1 mr paul usaini asup chairman of the polytechnic stated this on thursday in an interview with newsmen in lafia1 the union believed that the reports will help in addressing issues of lack of accreditation outstanding promotion arrears and corruption in the system among others he added1 he said that the reports should be released urgently in order to save the institution from total collapse because things were currently in bad shape1 the union also condemned the appointment of unqualified persons outside the system into the management of the three institutions1 the union therefore advised the state government to follow due process in any subsequent appointments of management staff1 gov. umaru al-makura had on november 2 2017 set up three panels to investigate state owned tertiary institutions1 the panels submitted their reports to the government on jan. 191

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