COEASU Kano cautions FUE management against splinter group

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COEASU Kano cautions FUE management against splinter group

The Colleges of Education Academic Staff Union(COEASU), Federal University of Education(FUE),Kano branch,has cautioned the management of the institution against recognising a splinter group of the union
This is contained in a Letter of Complaint addressed to the Acting Vice-Chancellor of the university and circulated to newsmen in Kano on Monday.

The letter was signed by the Chairman of the union,Ado Abdullahi, and the Secretary,Bello Ringim, among others.

“We are writing on behalf of the Executives and Congress of COEASU FUE, Kano, to formally register our complaint against a splinter group from our members who, from all indications, are trying to create chaos and disrupt peace and unity in our ranks by floating a parallel academic staff union.

“We view this as an attempt by a few self-seeking saboteurs to undermine the peaceful and orderly transition process that the council has already put in place by constituting committees and calling for memorandum from all stakeholders.

“You might have already noticed that staff unions in the university are happy and have strong confidence in the management’s ability and willingness to reflect positively on the primary concerns of members of staff during the transition process,” it said.

The union said that COEASU still operate legitimately in Alvan Ikoku University of Education, Owerri and Adeyemi University of Education, Ondo, which were upgraded to universities more than a year earlier than FUE Kano.

Similarly, the union said,COEASU operated peacefully in FUE, Zaria which was upgraded alongside FUE Kano.

“Thus, while we acknowledge the right of any lecturer to pull out of the union, we cannot allow any mischievous attempt at polarizing the university and creating undue animosity and chaos among us.

“Therefore, in view of the potential threat to peace and smooth transition of the Institution to its new status, we urge the management to halt any undue rebellion against our union,” COEASU added.

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