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LAUTECH ASUU urges Oyo to implement December 2025 FG agreement

SchoolRegistry Newsroom11 October 2026Checked and approved by a member of our team before publication

ASUU at LAUTECH has asked the Oyo State Government to fully implement the December 2025 Federal Government-ASUU agreement and pay outstanding staff entitlements. The union also urged Governor Seyi Makinde to intervene to prevent disruption of academic activities.

What the institution said

ASUU LAUTECH made the appeal on Tuesday
“on Tuesday, urged the State Government to fully implement”
The agreement to be implemented was signed in December 2025
“the December 2025 Federal Government-ASUU agreement at the institution”
The statement was jointly signed by Chairperson Prof Olujimi Dada and Secretary Dr Soji Arinola
“jointly signed by its Chairperson, Prof Olujimi Dada, and Secretary, Dr Soji Arinola”
The statement was issued in Ibadan, the state capital
“in Ibadan, the state capital, said it had exhausted”

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The union demanded payment of outstanding staff entitlements including balance of earned academic allowance and promotion arrears
“payment of outstanding staff entitlements, including the balance of earned academic allowance and promotion arrears”
The 2025 FGN-ASUU agreement was signed in December 2025 after years of negotiations
“signed in December 2025 after years of negotiations between the Federal Government”
The agreement provisions requiring domestication at LAUTECH were processed and approved by the university's Governing Council
“processed and approved by the university’s Governing Council and brought to the attention”
The union appealed to the state government to commence full implementation of the December 2025 agreement
“commence the full implementation of the December 2025 agreement, direct the LAUTECH Governing Council”
The union urged Governor Seyi Makinde to personally intervene
“urged Governor Seyi Makinde to personally intervene in the matter”
LAUTECH has received national recognition as Best State University in Nigeria and Best University of Technology in Nigeria
“including Best State University in Nigeria and Best University of Technology in Nigeria”

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