SHAIBU LIAR: If dem like make dem no call of the strike,me I don take to farming and I dey even pray make dem no call off the strike again

yetunsbay: wot do u mean?didnt FG read d agreemt b4 signing it or were coerced? We re talking abt a 9letter word here "AGREEMENT".....

Segeggs: New minister for education says government is now ready to give ASUU all it's demands.

link

www.assholestrike.com

Segeggs: New minister for education says government is now ready to give ASUU all it's demands.

link

www.assholestrike.com

otokx: @berryldilty

no university staff has been paid since August 1 and this is now forcing other unions that were not on strike to join ASUU. Like play, like play the days will become weeks and months.

otokx: @berryldilty

no university staff has been paid since August 1 and this is now forcing other unions that were not on strike to join ASUU. Like play, like play the days will become weeks and months.

incrediblestev: It is unfortunate that even the supposed students can not coherently explain the contents of the so-called agreement without resorting to shouting out the same old tired songs of corruption and stupid comparisons, little wonder they have continued to stay in the house.
ASSU leadership needs to be reasonable and pragmatic in the way they sort for solution to their problems, I am not moved by the over laboured point of justifying unrealistic demands all because there are other arms of government that are entitled to far more monies, that still does not make it ok for ASSU and its mafia leadership to continue to blackmail and hold students to ransom.

All they have continued to do is talk about aspects of the agreement that favors them no one is talking about the parts of the agreement the FG has actually made serious efforts to show commitment, the problem here is our partisan and anti-government media houses that always feel the need to be antagonistic and spread propaganda, let ASSU stop hiding under the guise of looking out for anyone or wanting FG to honour an agreement which obviously does not have a one off solution to its implementation, all we have heard is that FG has not been honest, the question is which aspect of the agreement has FG reneged on, let us know the importance of getting that aspect of the agreement attended to, is it an aspect that affects their ability to work well, does affect the quality of their service and so on.

In a pragmatic society where everyone understands the worth and significance of their job, hitting home your points in making demands like this wont be hinged on the fact that because other arms of the government earn more, do less or not deserving of the kind of salaries they get, you therefore will stop work and cripple everything until you get your own share of the largesse. If these facts irk anyone in academia so much then may be they should drop the job and head straight to politics where your insatiable demands and material lust can be met instead of jeapardizing the future of students who are the sole victims of these foolish show of power between union and government.

It is unfortunate that the academic union has been infiltrated by partisan politicians who are playing raw politics under the guise of helping out. Little wonder the private sector employers wont let any form of unionism, they don't stand up when you need them unless it affects their pockets, as if this will better the mediocre services they give to students, bunch of lazy over fed and over pampered cry babies that are actually the problem they are pretending to solve.

berryldilty: ASUU is selfish. they behave as if they are the only ones in the education sector. if they want to earn big like those in government, they should resort to politics. an average lecturer earns 1.8million or more per annum not to talk of the PhD holders and professors. what of the primary and secondary school sector which is the bedrock of education is not properly funded in terms of allowances and salaries. a secondary school teacher earns less than 300,000 per annum plus the primary school teachers who earn less than 200,000 per annum. they are very greedy. its time for students to rise up and say NO to this injustice that is being meted out on us. SUG presidents and executives should rise up, NANS should rise up and say NO. universities should pull out of te strike. let there be an enforcement of no work no pay and u will see that they will go back to class.

otokx: ASUU does not give brown envelopes or "kola" to its visitors, neither do they give transport allowance or take care of the hotel bills. The guy said he is an OAU student; why did he not go to the local ASUU chapter president to interact with him?

lucabrasi:
an average lecturer in the worst higher institution in the uk earns almost 10million naira equivalent per annum,ASUU signed an agreement with Govt once and they refused to honour it,wouldn't it be foolish of ASUU to give Govt the benefit of doubt again on trust?
the higher education sector in Nigeria is in a state of coma,if nothing is done like the radical move ASUU is embarking on i can bet you even Ghana will not accept a Nigerian certificate.

go and find out,all the harvard,cambridge ,oxford e.tc why do you think people rush to attend them and pay a lot of money?
all their lecturers were enticed with big money.the western university system is run like a premiership they entice genius and world class brains to their university with big money.you complain a lecturer is forcing you to buy hand outs why won't they when they are not paid enough?
i schooled abroad and i have never paid 1 penny for handouts all through my degree,no lecturer has ever had sex with a student because they won't want to jeopardise their career and the good money they are collecting