ASUU STRIKE: COPSUN Hits Back At ASUU’s Vituperations On Arise TV

 

COPSUN berated ASUU and its president for what it termed: “loquacious vituperations and obsolete, Stalinist centralised, unpopular approach to the issue of funding of tertiary education in a modern globalised world, as archaic, antiquated and impractical anywhere in the world”

PEGASUS REPORTERS, LAGOS | AUGUST 28, 2022

The Committee of Pro-Chancellors of State-Owned Universities, COPSUN, has responded to the statement credited to the President of ASUU, Prof. Emmanuel Osodike where he told Arise TV that State Universities are “irrelevant and quacks”

In a press state released on the 29th of August (yesterday), the COPSUN berated ASUU and its president for what it termed: “loquacious vituperations and obsolete, Stalinist centralised, unpopular approach to the issue of funding of tertiary education in a modern globalised world, as archaic, antiquated and impractical anywhere in the world”

Warning that ASUU may atrophy if it continues on its track, the statement signed by the secretary of the committee, Marcus Awobifa accused ASUU of negative professionalism and warned that what should be done now are: the democratisation of membership of University unions, devolution of powers on the issue of labour, wages, the right of the university to belong or not to ASUU and respect for the nature of Nigeria’s peculiar nature as a federation.

See full detail of the press statement:

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