LAUTECH ASUU Urges Oyo State Government to Fully Implement 2025 Agreement
The Local Chapter of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology (LAUTECH) has called on the Oyo State Government to fully implement the agreement reached with the Federal Government in December 2025.
The union emphasized the need for the government to settle the outstanding entitlements of its staff.
Background: The 2025 FG-ASUU Agreement
- In December 2025, the Federal Government of Nigeria reached a landmark agreement with ASUU to address the concerns of university lecturers and improve the Nigerian education system.
- One of the key aspects of the agreement involves the government supporting universities through funding and infrastructure development.
- The agreement also aims to improve working conditions for lecturers and address their ongoing demands.
LAUTECH ASUU's Call for Implementation
The Local Chapter of ASUU at LAUTECH expressed its concerns regarding the implementation of the agreement.
"We urge the Oyo State Government to fulfill its obligations as stipulated in the 2025 agreement with the Federal Government," said Mr. John Adebayo, LAUTECH ASUU Chairman.
According to Mr. Adebayo, the union is aware of the financial challenges faced by the state government, but the implementation of the agreement is crucial for the improvement of the university and the well-being of the staff.
Outstanding Staff Entitlement and the Impact on LAUTECH
The union emphasized the need for the government to fulfill its promise to settle the outstanding entitlements of the LAUTECH staff.
"The unpaid entitlements of our members have remained a major concern, and the timely payment will go a long way in boosting morale and enhancing teaching and research activities at the university," said Mr. Adebayo.
The unpaid entitlements refer to the financial benefits and allowances owed to LAUTECH staff by the Oyo State Government.
Implications for Education in Nigeria
The implementation of the 2025 agreement has far-reaching implications for the Nigerian education sector.
"The successful implementation of the agreement will have a positive impact on the quality of education in Nigerian universities," said Dr. Solomon Adebayo, LAUTECH Vice Chancellor.
Dr. Solomon Adebayo highlighted the importance of addressing the concerns of university staff in order to improve the academic environment and overall quality of education in Nigerian universities.
Call for Collaboration between Federal, State, and University Authorities
The union and university authorities have called for collaboration between the Federal, State, and LAUTECH management to ensure the agreement's successful implementation.
"We urge all stakeholders to work together to ensure that the agreement is implemented effectively and efficiently," said Mr. Adebayo.
The collaboration between the Federal, State, and LAUTECH management is essential for the effective implementation of the agreement and the improvement of the university's academic environment.
Benefits for LAUTECH and Nigerian Universities
The successful implementation of the agreement will bring numerous benefits for both LAUTECH and Nigerian universities in general.
"The agreement will bring about an improvement in the quality of education, staff welfare, and infrastructure development in Nigerian universities," said Dr. Adebayo.
The agreement aims to address issues related to staff welfare, improve the quality of education, and promote infrastructure development in Nigerian universities, including LAUTECH.
<small>Source: Punch Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>