Lecturers of the school under the auspices of the Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics have been on strike since last December to protest against the alleged underfunding of the school, non-completion of their hazard allowances and the failure of the government to constitute a governing council for the institution.
At a briefing, the institution’s Student Union President, Iyiola Oladimeji, who sought the intervention of the governor, on Saturday, also urged the ASUP members to suspend the strike while it engages the government in a dialogue.
Oladimeji said, “ASUP of the Ibadan Polytechnic must at this point bring to the fore the interest of Nigerian students whom they have been claiming to be fighting for. They should do so by engaging the state government and the management in further dialogue, while returning to class without hesitation.”
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pls i want to urge the minister of education to make amendment of the rule of admission that if any student should have d7 in his/her mathematics he/she will not be able to gain admission to school i accept that rule with universities. but when we are talking about poly that suppose not to be so, if you have d7 in your mathematics and you have all the remaining subject you suppose to have the chance of gaining admission into the poly cuz it is not easy to do waec at time it happen that you may not have enough time in you mathematics due to the impatience of the invigilator or he is angry with someone b4 and they will carry the hatred to the exam room pls i want the student to reason to this article.