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  The Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities may be preparing for another showdown as the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, has insisted the government will not pay full salaries to lecturers despite their ongoing nationwide protest. ASUU had on Monday begun protests across the country to press home their demand for full pay after the Federal Government failed to pay them for the eight-month period the lecturers were on strik. However, Adamu, who spoke with State House correspondents in Abuja on Wednesday, insisted the protesting lecturers would not be paid for work not done in line with ‘No work no pay’ polic The PUNCH reports that ASUU, which embarked on strike in February, called off the industrial action in October, after a Court of Appeal order them to do s Following the development, the government paid the lecturers half salaries for the month of October while insisting that it would not pay for the eight months they were on strik In response, ASUU ...

  DAMILARE ODESANMI              After a glorious victory for the department of mass communication of The Polytechnic Iresi in the last inter - departmental football competition, the HOD of the department, Mr Abdullahi Salaudeen Ishola has said that the department is unstoppable.     He made this known in an interview with the press crew in the institution. He said that even though the march was difficult to win due to their intelligence and population, it still emerged victory. Salaudeen further added that the department will always excel in all ramifications both in academic and other activities irrespective of their opponent in the institution.   Mr Abdullahi urge the football team and the coach entirely not to relent in performing their trainings and physical fitness and also be prepared to participate in any competition in the school because without any element of doubt, mass communication department is going to win the next fo...