“Following the congress, the university lecturers have been directed to resume their duties 100 percent because during the strike, only one aspect of their key duty which is teaching was suspended. “Our key duty is research, teaching and community service and the strike only affected the academic activities,” he said. “Since engagement for the elections begins from Thursday and ends on Sunday, the participating lecturers are expected to resume work on Monday,” he said. Meanwhile, Prof. Olanrewaju Fagbohun, Vice-Chancellor of the university had in a statement welcomed students of the institution back from the ASUU nationwide strike that paralysed academic activities in most public universities in Nigeria. Fagbohun said that academic activities for the ongoing session in the university had resumed with immediate effect, as the semester and session had been overstretched.

Source: The Guardian February 11, 2019 14:37 UTC