Unilorin49Plus

Justice for all

Who We Are

The 49 Plus

In May 2001, 49 academics of the University of Ilorin in Nigeria had their appointments terminated by the University authorities…

About Us

What eventually assumed the toga of a national crisis started within the domain of University of Ilorin in January 2001.…

What we Stand for

Justice for all The Unilorin 49 plus will never support any oppression of anyone in any form, we always ensure…

About Unilorin 49 PLUS

What eventually assumed the toga of a national crisis started within the domain of University of Ilorin in January 2001. Those involved are Academic Staff Union of university (ASUU) - Unilorin branch activists who were battling the then vice-chancellor, Professor S. Oba Abdulraheem and the institution's authority over the delay in the payment of salaries, allowances, and other sundry welfare issues. They were vociferous in their demands and the authorities considered them as a clog in the wheel of their plans for the institution. In such a conservative environment, the university authority considered such radical demand for rights a taboo. The allegations against the institution's authorities were still on when the parent ASUU commenced a national strike in April 2001. The nationwide university strike was embarked upon against the backdrop of the general rot in universities across the country. Problems of poor infrastructure, poor funding, university autonomy, conditions of service for academic staff and academic freedom budgetary allocation were among the demands of ASUU.

Our Features

Need More features?

Get Accesss To All Features of Businessbiz

Latest Updates