The Chairman of the part, Dr Ifeanyichukwu Abada, made the declaration in Nsukka on Thursday at a news meeting after a congress to refresh individuals from the association on the progressing across the nation ASUU strike.
He said the association concurred at the congress to compose the Vice-Chancellor of UNN, Prof. Benjamin Ozumba, to suspend the 2018 assembly of the college, charged to begin on Nov. 26 and end on Dec. 2.
"One of the goals came to at this congress is that Ozumba ought to suspend courses of action for the 48th conference of the college until the progressing ASUU strike is suspended.
"On the off chance that he rejects and chooses to proceed with the meeting, scholastic staff of UNN will blacklist every one of the exercises arranged for the conference
"I ponder what the meeting will look like without instructors, heads of divisions, chiefs and dignitaries of resources, who have the duty of introducing graduating understudies to the college amid assemblies.''
Abada said that serious authorizations would be forced on any scholastic, who may disrupt the association by taking an interest in the assembly if the college chose to proceed with it.
"ASUU officials in Nsukka zone, who gone to this congress are in help that the assembly ought to be dropped since the progressing ASUU across the nation strike is aggregate and exhaustive.
"Genuine assents will be set on any scholastic staff who takes an interest in the assembly if UNN chooses to proceed with it.
"On the off chance that a few colleges in the nation can drop their assemblies in light of continuous ASUU across the nation strike, I see no motivation behind why UNN won't do same."
The unionist said the congress was content with the consistence of UNN laborers with the continuous strike of the association, asking the individuals to keep it up.
"The Congress is cheerful that the strike since it began has been aggregate and exhaustive in UNN.
"The aggregate consistence has deadened scholastic exercises at both the Nsukka Campus and the Enugu Campus of the college.
"The across the nation strike left upon by scholastic staff of state funded colleges in the nation will proceed until the point when the Federal Government takes care of the requests of the association," he said.
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