The country gone to the dogs. If our Academia are now interested in lining their pockets instead of tinkering a solution that will get us out of this mess then Nigeria is finished. I guess everybody is grabbing as much possible before the doomsday...

After reading this 2009 agreement between ASUU and the Govt, i do not know what to feel about the education sector (University) in Nigeria. The lecturers (ASUU) have become rogues, selfish and dont even think about the infrastructures and welfare of the students.


This agreement should clearly enlightened those who have been clamouring for the government to honour the agreement, cos this is clear daylight robbery.......


http://aguntasolo.com/2013/10/05/ASUU-part-quatre-we-have-an-agreement/#comments

Wow

Exactly.....

Is FG blindfolded when entering into agreement with ASUU? Are academic materials used in our institutions sufficient? Are they allocating d 26% of the annual budget to Education as recommended by the UNESCO. ASUU are fighting for the masses even though they having the highest benefits from the agreement.

ASUU have turned the strike into something
else. They are just being greedy and self
centred. Yes,our educational sector may not be
at par with that of many developed countries
around the world but are we as wealthy and
prudent as those country? Rather than attack
and try to sabotage the government, have
they looked inwards and asked the school
management to account for the massive
income being generated through post UME
form sales, PGD, levies on students and other
mediums? Its only here you will find institutions
that charge tuitions, plus other bogus fees to
students and they will still wait for government
allocations at the end of the month to pay
salaries, pension and even buy diesel to fuel
the school generators. I am not going to talk
about the millions being allocated as research
grants with no tangible results to show for it.
VCs, Rectors and other senior staffs of higher
institutions are busy buying houses abroad like
politicians do and yet still have the moral right
to push for industrial actions. Well its not their
fault. The educational sector is just one of the
many sectors where corruption has grown
buttress roots but nobody seems to pay
attention because the stakeholders there have
"Prof" and "Dr" added to their name. God help
Nigeria

ASUU have turned the strike into something
else. They are just being greedy and self
centred. Yes,our educational sector may not be
at par with that of many developed countries
around the world but are we as wealthy and
prudent as those country? Rather than attack
and try to sabotage the government, have
they looked inwards and asked the school
management to account for the massive
income being generated through post UME
form sales, PGD, levies on students and other
mediums? Its only here you will find institutions
that charge tuitions, plus other bogus fees to
students and they will still wait for government
allocations at the end of the month to pay
salaries, pension and even buy diesel to fuel
the school generators. I am not going to talk
about the millions being allocated as research
grants with no tangible results to show for it.
VCs, Rectors and other senior staffs of higher
institutions are busy buying houses abroad like
politicians do and yet still have the moral right
to push for industrial actions. Well its not their
fault. The educational sector is just one of the
many sectors where corruption has grown
buttress roots but nobody seems to pay
attention because the stakeholders there have
"Prof" and "Dr" added to their name. God help
Nigeria