Good move. I'm sick of d 3months+ ASUP strike.

Such is Life!!!

It really affected my movement 2 day bt stil,its a beta move 4 a beta 2moro...aluta continua

Keep it up that is how you can get their attention to your plight

They are in a long thing,nobody go answer them,afterall their children are all studying abroad.



wetin concern agbero with motor park

This is a total waste of time and energy, protesting in lagos can not solve anything don't be astonished if the minister of education is unware about the protest that took place today in lagos,the problem I have with this protesting is that it was not carried out in the right place,Abuja is the suitable place for the protestant.

Uhmmmm! Is protest really the answer? E don tey wen ASUU & Federal Govt don d̶̲̅éý use us students d̶̲̅éý play ball. God is watching!!!

loving it, let this street protest spread to other part of Nigerian states, then generate into unemployment protest just like Egypt told Mr Morsi this is democracy not party or politics affair at the expense of our well being. God bless Nigerian youth. sha Okonjo iweala was talking about lie-lie sleepless. street protest like is the real sleepless to her and her boss GEJ

These guyz r fucking scaler quantity yes they got magnitude considering their numbers but they got no direction.they shouldnt jst block our roads they should go to government house in lag na

These guyz r fucking scaler quantities yes they got magnitude considering their numbers but they got no direction.they shouldnt jst block our roads they should go to government house in lag na

I love d spirit.ALUTA CONTINUA VICTORIA ACCERTAINED

Kip it up guys and i hope if the govt does nt listen 2day,other states join.
Great Nigerian Students!
Great!

Eko Atlantic: I feel their patriotism and relentless spirit, but Abuja looks more appropriate to stage protest like this. It's solely on the Federal government and Abuja is the rightful place their voices can be well heard.

And lagos centre of excellence. definately our voices will be heard unless they(govt)ignore...

Time for 5mins break, I can hear the instructor saying 'please be on seat at 10:25am'. I'm not going out but day dreaming of Nigerian students on strike and what it feels like to be struggling. I'm also not going to the cafeteria for lunch
God bless you all.

BABLO!!!(Yabatech SUG presido); ori e wambe
Aluta continua!!!
Victoria aserta!!!

Aluta continua, victoria ascerta... ASUU and FG shuld settle their wahala, mak dem no turn 5yrs to 7yrs!

Let's consider some facts:
(1) Today, no Nigerian university is among the first 5000 in the world or even among the first 50 in Africa.
(2) Ghana spends 31% of its annual budget on education while Nigeria spends a miserly 8.12%.
(3) Last year, Nigerians spent $500million (about N81.5billion) to acquire
education abroad, much of that money going to universities in the UK, US, Canada, Ghana, and South Africa.
(4) Between 1994 and 1996, the military regime in Nigeria spent an average of 12.87% on education, whereas recent administrations have managed to keep education below the 10% threshold.
(5) Due to implementational bottlenecks, no Nigerian goverment ever succeeds in disbursing the total budgeted amount, meaning that actual disbursements are usually far less than the budgetary provisions. Factor in corruption and you'll realise that the funding of education in Nigeria is a joke.
(6) By contrast, Nigeria has the most expensive national legislature in the world, and our Senate President can conveniently pay the salaries of US President Obama, the VP Joe Biden and the principal officers of the US Congress out of his allowances and sundry perks.
(7) Nigeria aspires to become one of the 20 leading economies in the world by the year 2020. According to the world-acclaimed economist Jeffrey Sachs, a Nobel laureate and one of the world's most brilliant development thinkers, no country has ever achieved such a feat without a world-class education system, especially if tertiary education is below par.
So much for the giant of Africa!

Just wondering if you'll ever see uniben students holding main gate to ransom like this?! #proudlyUniben

this one be like where 2 or 3 are gathered. Make una go Egypt go learn protest

Are they dancing?

Yes I love the protest

I think I saw them protesting along Palmgroove today.I saw some of them lying on the floor looking kinda awkward.thought at first it was an accident till I confirmed their presence.

I wonder why the nigerian student union don't scare the government anymore?They use to be a force to reckon with,but now they seems to have turned to the politicians themselves.Weakened mentally,morally and physically.

Ete Flexible: It seems the most effective way in getting government’s attention on any issue in Nigeria by its employees and other unions is to embark on industrial action, otherwise called strike. The strike option is a common phenomenon adopted by many, from truck/tanker drivers, teachers/lecturers, Judicial workers and transport workers(bus drivers) among others, to air their grievances.
Surprisingly, strike action is a common occurence in our educational sector as academic and non academic staff resort to it in calling goverment’s attention to their welfare and decay in the system and there is no doubting the fact that the incessant industrial actions have crippled the varsity and polytechnic systems and caused disruptions to the sector,including untold hardship to students. ASUU and ASUP should find other methods of airing their grievances, most especially their selfish interest. I have never heard these unions embarking on strike for the cause of poor studying laboratories, equipment which students should use in practicing and poor funding to educational projects, HABA NA!!!!!

Eediot!U copied&pasted a whole vanguard report re-modified with just ur junk comment 'Haba NA!!!Empty barrel

You call this a protest? no wonder politicians are tapping this country dry and all I see up there are some fools dancing in the street. Sorry I don't see any rage up there all I see is young folks having fun in the streets.

Probably,they are all ecstatic about this protest. Judging from those pictures I can see the smiles on their faces.Some are even dancing kukere and etighi along the road.Could this be a protest?....or should I call it PROTEST UNDER EXHILARATION. Am worried,cos probability that this jokey scene had by them will yield a good fruit is very low. However,let's hope in God and keep praying that this strike will be called-off very soon

deejay_harry1: idiots wey suppose dey there house

dey do what M.U.M.U

govt should do somtin about d ASUU Strike or tins strange will b happening

More clips from the protest

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