Tragedy Hits ASUU as Iyayi Dies, Blames on FG.

 

Lamenting, Dr. Olunifesi Suraj, Assistant Secretary of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Lagos State University, LASU chapter, blamed Iyayi’s death on the Federal government’s insensitivity to quickly implement core areas of the agreement it reached with ASUU in 2009, which has made members of the union to be on the roads, back and forth, in the course of finding a lasting solution to the inherent problems of the nation’s education sector.

Adekunle, Chairman ASUU-LASU

“It’s very true that Prof. Iyayi died in an auto-crash on Lokoja Road, KogiState. As I speak, we are at the Lokoja General Hospital Mortuary, where Professor Iyayi’s body has been deposited. Also, Dr. (Mrs.) Ngozi Ilo, the National Welfare Officer of ASUU was badly injured as a result of the auto-crash, and we are still waiting for an ambulance to take her to the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, where she can be properly attended to.”
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Lamenting, Dr. Olunifesi Suraj, Assistant Secretary of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Lagos State University, LASU chapter, blamed Iyayi’s death on the Federal government’s insensitivity to quickly implement core areas of the agreement it reached with ASUU in 2009, which has made members of the union to be on the roads, back and forth, in the course of finding a lasting solution to the inherent problems of the nation’s education sector. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/academic-community-mourns-iyayi/#sthash.Tnq8xSD9.dpuf

Lamenting, Dr. Olunifesi Suraj, Assistant Secretary of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Lagos State University, LASU chapter, blamed Iyayi’s death on the Federal government’s insensitivity to quickly implement core areas of the agreement it reached with ASUU in 2009, which has made members of the union to be on the roads, back and forth, in the course of finding a lasting solution to the inherent problems of the nation’s education sector. - See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/academic-community-mourns-iyayi/#sthash.Tnq8xSD9.dpu