ONDO GOVT PAYS AUGUST ARREARS BALANCE OF NEW SUBVENTIONS TO TERTIARY INSTITUTIONS
- As Gov urges striking unions to return to work
The Ondo State Government today effected the payment of the August arrears balance of the new subventions to the four state-owned tertiary institutions in Ondo State.
This payment marks the commencement of the implementation of the 60% increment on subventions to the institutions, aimed at meeting up with salary obligations and improving welfare.
Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa therefore appeals to the striking unions of the institutions to, in good faith, call off the strike and return to work in the interest of our students and the overall development of the state.
Prince Ebenezer Adeniyan, Chief Press Secretary to the Governor of Ondo State.
September 3, 2026.
This is a serious breach of the fundamental human rights provided in section 39 and section 40 of the 1999 constitution. Why are these men shooting while the students are demonstrating their grievances? What is going on @LuckyAiyedatiwa@officialABAT@HQNigerianArmy?
We will remain on the streets until the needful is done. ✊️✊️
Our lives matter. Stop wasting our time and destroying our future. Don’t let 4 years turn into 6 years. We deserve to graduate on time and move forward with our lives.
@LuckyAiyedatiwa@PoliceNG@iambabtee#AAUA
The idea of making the education strike free a determinant for good governance starts like this, and we end up falling for it, cos why not? They've made what should be our right a privilege. Enough is enough! We will not be for our rights. Take us back to classes.
@OndoStateOnline@iambabtee@officialABAT Quality education should not be treated as a privilege or an opportunity reserved for the fortunate. First, it was Asuu, now NASU? it's going wild.....
This is getting out of hand. What initially seemed like a facade of what the ASUU strike used to be is gradually becoming a painful reality— one that is threatening the hopes, aspirations, and academic journeys of thousands of Nigerian students.
For many students, education is already a difficult journey. We struggle with inadequate facilities, rising tuition and living costs, unstable academic calendars and man more. The last thing students should have to worry about is another prolonged interruption to their education.
This is getting out of hand. What initially seemed like a facade of what the ASUU strike used to be is gradually becoming a painful reality— one that is threatening the hopes, aspirations, and academic journeys of thousands of Nigerian students.
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@David438980@oladiboladele@TheGreatestIFE Your page reflects the same tribal politics Nigeria has long suffered from. He ethnicized the issue; instead of correcting him, you amplified it. Nigeria cannot mature politically with this kind of reasoning.
@oladiboladele@TheGreatestIFE Your reasoning is as superficial as many here. This is not a tribal issue but a political one. The institution is a federal university under government authority, not Yoruba ownership. Reducing a structural political matter to ethnic rhetoric only shows a failure in proper analys
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