He said that the new scheme would erode the gains recorded by the sector in recent times.
Mr Ezeibe said curriculum development was integral to tertiary education that fosters functional and impactful tertiary education.
He said the ultimatum followed the refusal of the Delta government to review its position on the salary subvention policy.
Mr Ogbonosele said the suspension of the unions is a breach on the freedom of association which he said is a fundamental right.
The lecturers are protesting the non-release of approved revitalisation funds, non-release of arrears of the new minimum wage among others.
The union had, on April 1, issued the Federal Government a one-month ultimatum that expired on May, 4, to address their demands.
ASUP has called on President Muhammadu Buhari’s regime and some state governors to pay outstanding arrears of the minimum wage.
“The council observed that many state governments are yet to implement the New Minimum Wage in their respective institutions.”
The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) on Tuesday embarked on an indefinite strike over the federal government’s failure to implement some agreements reached with the union
The emergency meeting scheduled for April 6 (today) will be held at the education ministry headquarters in Abuja.