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Some users on social media are not pleased with the University Teachers Association of Ghana (UTAG)'s latest decision to call off its strike action.
The Association agreed to resume work following an emergency meeting with the National Labour Commission (NLC) and Employment and Labour Relations Ministry.
This was revealed in a statement sighted by JoyNews.
The association is to take steps to resume work whilst the Ministry of Employment and Labour Relations in conjunction with the National Labour Commission (NLC) take steps to discontinue all legal processes against the association.
But for some users on social media who appear to be students at the tertiary level, a called-off strike is no good news.
They say they are not ready to head back to school and prepare themselves for the final examination.
This is because academic work for students in the universities such as the University of Ghana, Legon and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) had been halted due to the strike action.
Below are more comments from Twitter:
Instead of you to stand and fight for better conditions of service, you run away because of small legal battle.
We students will demonstrate for UTAG
😂😂😂😂😂😂#UTAG— @Alkaline_ (@Boateng88807425) August 19, 2021
Me: Tomorrow I'm going home
— Handsome jay tv (@Handsomejay11) August 19, 2021
UTAG: pic.twitter.com/mmASvcxe6x
So rydee as UTAG say dem resume no den no go biz we the students say we too we go resume anaa
— Bizay Sarfo (@BizaySarfo) August 19, 2021
“Herh Utag” the boys don’t like reading hold your peace we still striking 😂😂 pic.twitter.com/hZ5cQ7Cjz5
— fufu) two nam one (@DanielC54746031) August 19, 2021
Finally the winner is out😂😂 #utag #utv #ghana #funny #funnymemes #fight pic.twitter.com/wd3DW24bRg
— nana yaw (@GhNanayaw96) August 19, 2021
UCC students after UTAG call off the strike😭😭💔 pic.twitter.com/0fH5PX1ki7
— YawPhabMadussa1 (@YawPhab) August 19, 2021
Herhhh UTAG, you guys have done well. But please the end of semester exam for be minimal wai, we haven’t learnt ahiaaa. We beg
— Pokello🎭 (@PokelloGH) August 19, 2021
Never trust, If you don’t agree just ask the unserious students😒😂💔Herr UTAG has scam us?
— mr Henry!😉🪝 (@henrysday1) August 19, 2021
UTAG no be fam at all😂
Small play we dey play dem wan call off strike ei🤣#Gyakie pic.twitter.com/rWobN4V2XT— DaDdY⚡👻 (@faustus_maale) August 19, 2021
Watu ride aa, bra school 🏫 bra school na y33tw3n wo ooo slides na aboa no bebrebe yi.....y3 nkoaa ntumi nkan oooo
— Omar Bondzie 😂 (@OmarBondzie) August 19, 2021
UTAG
It’s not our fault that the strike took the examination weeks. Please you people should let us go home. Our brains are tired #freethestudents #UTAG
— Robert Duncan (@RobertD12785189) August 19, 2021
Utag, why ?
— Newton Joyhood (@NJoyhood) August 19, 2021
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