have spent. 89 days at home for no reason,my academic calender had been halt for no reason....why must the state universities join the strike...especially Lagos state....I study at lagos state university...I pay close to 200 thousand per session....am Barely dne with my 100 level before this indefinate strike afected ma academic calender.for crying out loud the state government are responsible for the payment of staff salaries...then why should state universities join the strike..I believe the ongoing renovation and building of new facilities are done by the state govenment...then why should we interfere with a federal issue....with all due respect to all governors of each state...pls tell lecturers to return Back to lecture rooms...or get sacked.pls...my future is at HOLD here.

^^^ if state schools pulls out from ASUU,I swear hunger would be their second name because all these governors are very mean o. At your leisure,try and look into how governors handles minimum wage. Lecturers of state universities should not even dream of making the mistake of pulling out from ASUU

They joined them cos of the followings
1. Solidarity
2. Rub my back,I rub yours when d need arise

Buh sme state universities are alredy backin out of the strike....it is so unfair I live in a country where politics had damged a whole lot of peoples ideology....I. Believ politics is been played in this....imagine the president comment on the assu strike.... ....gosh.we ve sick leaders...they all need deliverance

ASUU is one. And at the negotiations wit Federal Government, state universities have their representatives too. This struggle is not for federal universities alone, state schools are also included as federal government fund states. If I must tell you, state universities have collected funds from the little that federal government has released. For example, Adekunle Ajasin has collected 1.05 billion directly from federal purse from this present strike action. The tertfund being enjoyed by most Lecturers on PhD programs and those travelling for conferences and seminars came from ASUU struggles and this funds are both enjoyed by state and federal universities. So many state universities in this country would be left naked if ETF buildings are removed from their institutions. Even some state universities shud be named ETF universities, as all their buildings are products of ETF, which is also a product of ASUU struggle. So, who the hell says state universities do not benefit from this struggle? It is very unfortunate that most Nigerian students do not even know what this ASUU strike is all about. Long live ASUU. Long live Nigeria.

That is why i love my school Kwara state university. No strike we just keep going.

tpacalipse: ASUU is one. And at the negotiations wit Federal Government, state universities have their representatives too. This struggle is not for federal universities alone, state schools are also included as federal government fund states. If I must tell you, state universities have collected funds from the little that federal government has released. For example, Adekunle Ajasin has collected 1.05 billion directly from federal purse from this present strike action. The tertfund being enjoyed by most Lecturers on PhD programs and those travelling for conferences and seminars came from ASUU struggles and this funds are both enjoyed by state and federal universities. So many state universities in this country would be left naked if ETF buildings are removed from their institutions. Even some state universities shud be named ETF universities, as all their buildings are products of ETF, which is also a product of ASUU struggle. So, who the hell says state universities do not benefit from this struggle? It is very unfortunate that most Nigerian students do not even know what this ASUU strike is all about. Long live ASUU. Long live Nigeria.

If one doesn't know what he wants to talk about, that person shld SHUT up, esp in public...

Its not all the universities that are on strike! Even some federal universities are not on strike! - e.g all this new federal universities!

FG should cut off all grants to state universities, but will FG be bold enough to do that, GEJ should take a stand.

tpacalipse: ASUU is one. And at the negotiations wit Federal Government, state universities have their representatives too. This struggle is not for federal universities alone, state schools are also included as federal government fund states. If I must tell you, state universities have collected funds from the little that federal government has released. For example, Adekunle Ajasin has collected 1.05 billion directly from federal purse from this present strike action. The tertfund being enjoyed by most Lecturers on PhD programs and those travelling for conferences and seminars came from ASUU struggles and this funds are both enjoyed by state and federal universities. So many state universities in this country would be left naked if ETF buildings are removed from their institutions. Even some state universities shud be named ETF universities, as all their buildings are products of ETF, which is also a product of ASUU struggle. So, who the hell says state universities do not benefit from this struggle? It is very unfortunate that most Nigerian students do not even know what this ASUU strike is all about. Long live ASUU. Long live Nigeria.

ARE u a student at all?...cause if u re....u won't ve said all dis....if wat u sayin is true....y re sme fedral nd state universities not on strike?uniIlorin especialy.

chidindufrank: ^^^ if state schools pulls out from ASUU,I swear hunger would be their second name because all these governors are very mean o. At your leisure,try and look into how governors handles minimum wage. Lecturers of state universities should not even dream of making the mistake of pulling out from ASUU

but sme state schoos had alredy pulld out,,,sme didnt join at all

I dnt know wat to say.....but that ASUU chairman ugly oh.......lol

Are some state universities not part of ASUU? Instead of Jonathan to fix the issues and ensure ASUU does not go on strike again, he is laughing and joking with reporters.
Jonathan is a monumental failure and no media chat or sincere9jerian(Abati) can tell me otherwise.

That's the hypocrisy we're talking about. Everyone blames the FG without passing some blame to the government closest to them. The state governors are as irresponsible as the federal government.

Dem wat a share of d'national Oyel money.....who knw wan chopu naija oyel moni

if you ask me,na wu i go ask?

Because we need standard Uni!

these are signs of the last days...

Why do all higher instituitions in ilorin never joins any strike whatsoever?

Lol

My state university is about to resume

Abbeylincson: My state university is about to resume

Adekunle Ajasin University akungba akoko

The FG shouldn't be funding STATE universities! They will certainly be a big drain on the FG's purse. If the States can't fund their universities, then they better hand them over to the private sector, or enter into a 50-50 funding arrangement with the said private investors.

None of this would have come up without last night's presidential media chat?
Nigerians! Now all editorials on dailies will begin this discourse?
Lazy journalists!

Please is there a way we all Nigerians can contribute the money and hand it over to ASUU, your N100 is not too big.

CFCfan: The FG shouldn't be funding STATE universities! They will certainly be a big drain on the FG's purse. If the States can't fund their universities, then they better hand them over to the private sector, or enter into a 50-50 funding arrangement with the said private investors.

Does the FG fund state school? I don't think so.

Because they are all lazy

gnabry: ARE u a student at all?...cause if u re....u won't ve said all dis....if wat u sayin is true....y re sme fedral nd state universities not on strike?uniIlorin especialy.

are you the one that scored our first goal on saturday?

Any news on LAUTECH?