Union keeps poly management on toes

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) of the Federal Polytechnic Ukana has said it would work with stakeholders to ensure that the institution’s management is up and doing in providing better education experience to students.   The newly elected Chairman Jude Inyang-Etoh said that there would be no room for procrastination and promised to run […]

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) of the Federal Polytechnic Ukana has said it would work with stakeholders to ensure that the institution’s management is up and doing in providing better education experience to students.  

The newly elected Chairman Jude Inyang-Etoh said that there would be no room for procrastination and promised to run his administration on a five-point agenda which were; working in partnership with fellow executive members and placing priority on staff welfare, keeping management on its toes, entrench standard democratic norms in partnership with management, stabilize working conditions and reach out to highly spirited individuals who would contribute their quota to the infrastructural development in the institution.