Saint52: What is the need of callin of the strike, in les than 50 days is xmas, God pls let this strike stay till next year.[sup][/sup][font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font][size=8pt][/size][b][/b]

olumaxi: ASUU is a striking body..thanks

Saint52: What is the need of callin of the strike, in les than 50 days is xmas, God pls let this strike stay till next year.[sup][/sup][font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font][size=8pt][/size][b][/b]

dproclaimer I.y:
[b][/b]A teacher walks into the class
and said "if yesterday had been
tomorrow,today would have
been a saturday.
Now which day did the teacher
make the statement?

bolaji73: all d peeps clamouring 4d strike 2b called off nxt year,re simply selfish..y allow ur self centred attitude 2 reflex on ur opinion? Av u 4goten or probably u av sht memory dat aspiring student re also affected by d strike? Wen d strike is called off nxt yr,wen will freshers resume? Nt even wen most schs re yet 2 commence 2nd semester.. D strike shd be called off as soon as possible ...if possible 2morrow.

profvic3: *runs inside d room nd com out wit koboko,pulls out jonathans perry cole nd givs him 25 strokes of d cane 4 takin so long to cal on a meetin..*den turns to fagge nd givs him 40 strokes 4 lettin buhari control him nd thereby playing politics wit d students education..*i wee reserv som mor strokes 4 him until i c wot dy do wit d money*runs out of tread to soak garri

sydneyboss:
Now that there seems to appear in sight the end of the 123 days ASUU
strike, let's go into some reasonable & seasoned analysis.
At first ASUU: "We can only go back to classroom, if (and only if) FG
fulfill 2009 agreement".
To second that, FG said: "any offer above the N130bn earlier offered will
cripple the economy".
Status of the matter: FG offered over N200bn per year (for the next 4
years), about N1.1tr. And of course ASUU agreed to take the offer home
to members (which we know they are already deliberating on
accepting...#
Here are our questions:
1. If FG knew they could offer this much, why have they left our students
at home for 4 months??
2. If ASUU knew they will ever accept anything less than 2009 agreement,
why have they punished us like they did??
3. If first meeting between ASUU & Jonathan could bring solution to the
impasse, where was he all these while until Nov. 4??
4. Now that more than N130bn has been offered, are we expecting
economic lock-down soon??
5. Obviously we know the standard of living of our Lecturers will improve
(needless to ask). But what are the assurances (from ASUU) that after
collecting this much, the standard of education will change as they
argued?
6. And who is on the loosing end if not the students