Swit up: (singing) i don tiya, i don tiya.. I dey go back 2 my village.., i dey go fry garri....

Odunharry:
wow ma cousin stil remembr dat song,wen we wr v much younger.

Swit up: yes o kozin... What else can i do naw..? Shei u said i shouldn't get married to that man naw.. So lemme do wat d song says.. .

Swiftboy: we youths of this nation must take our destiny in our hand by a political revolution, if not we wont even have a future to hope for.

olalekan1: This ASUU are the most selfish association I have ever seen. For so long that they have been embarking on strike, is this not the right time for them to know that strike can not solve the problem of eduction in this country. When ASUU listed all their demands that time including salary increment, the FG has met over 80% of these demands, if adequate funding of our education is of utmost priority to ASUU, it should have come first in their demands. Its just that we do not have a strong president who will issue a no work no pay policy on any striking association. To me the reason why ASUU keep on embarking on strike is because they have nothing to loose, they have time to attend to do other business, many of them lecture in private universities and most of all, they know fully well that even if they strike for one year they will collect their full salary plus allowance. My own suggestion is that goverment should sell 40% ownership of all its universities to the public and stop paying lecturers their salaries, even if the students will have to pay more to study, the government will just issue a study loan to interested and serious students who can not afford to pay their school fees, also govt should scrap jamb and let each univeristy conducts its entrance examination for its prospective students. Doing these will allow the university to be independent and there will be high competitioon among the universities.

Ayima: Nigerian leaders doesn't deserve students votes, because they have been taking us as fools and people who doesn't need any better education.Let me see who will come and tell me to go and vote.

damieji:
My man forgive me but dat idea is positively asinine. If u r nt involved in d electoral process den anybody will just take d post. But u still get to live wit d policies of dat person. So who is harming who. And please let's get dis straight ASUU is nt selfish. Bcus anybody demanding deir right dat has been promised to dem is justified. D federal govt dat pro mised wat dey could not deliver r d irresponsible ones dey made d deal to shut dem up nd postpone deir issue to anoda time. Dat is terrible governance at best. I am a student in lag bt dat doesn't mean I shld nt tink logically. It affects me a lot bt at dis juncture we need a lasting solution so our siblings will nt endure d same. I would love to hear comments nd ideas.

ceospecial: President of the Academic Staff Union
ofUniversities (ASUU), Dr Nasir Fagge,
yesterday dashed the hopes of
students and parents as he vowed that
the union will continue its over one
month strike until government meets all its demands. Fagge, who spoke to journalists after
leaving the sub-committee meeting
headed by Benue State Governor
Gabriel Suswan’s NEEDS Assessment
committee, stated that the union would
not end the strike until the union completely deals with all the challenges
confronting universities. When asked if ASUU could not end the
strike for the interest of the students, he
said NO. He queried: “Didn’t we do that in the
past? How many times did we call off strike
before and nothing happened? When we call off strike, people just go
back and sleep. Is that what you want
us to do?
To Continue having strike in this
country? Don’t you think for once, it is better we
come out and things are done right
before we call off the strike? I think that
is better for this country.”