saintneo: 70% that's an overwhelming majority.

chidi2pus: To ASUU supporters I want a candid answer to my question and I as well as other nairalanders will apprciate an answer .


70% voted the strike be called off yet you say some certain conditions must be met such as the attorney general and high ranking officials;signing the agreement.....


What if the 70% had voted the strike be continued... Does it mean ASUU would have continued the strike amidst the fact that FG would probably have signed the agreement ?

Promhize: Sincere 9gerian keep up the good work

GEJ said this strike was political from the beginning and we thought he was clueless.

chidi2pus: To ASUU supporters I want a candid answer to my question and I as well as other nairalanders will apprciate an answer .


70% voted the strike be called off yet you say some certain conditions must be met such as the attorney general and high ranking officials;signing the agreement.....


What if the 70% had voted the strike be continued... Does it mean ASUU would have continued the strike amidst the fact that FG would probably have signed the agreement ?

Odunharry:
ds man dn chop goat shit...if dy kant do anytn tday then dy shud wait tl firxt week of january b4 evrybdy go bak 2 sch...decembr 4th ko,february 9 ni

Odunharry:
wow..and was d president sincere 2 them?

ikhuoria2: guys....Cardiff vs arsenal.... up gunners .hopefully another 3 points

slydog:

Oga, but what do these schools do with their IGR if they want the govt to do everything for them?

curtain: Dusting my C.V and praying that ASUU never shifts their ground. Souldier-go-soudier-come barrack remains.

A.B Damola:



if d 70% calls 4 d continuatn of d strike n FG s willing 2 sign. Dt means dy r nt apy wif wat d FG has offered dm and mayb it was against dia demand
Av I answered ur questn or u stil av issue?

Tadon200: I still say it, any student that support f.g is either gullible or does't know what's really on ground.

Herodion: Team Next Year. Like Comment!

Sincere 9gerian:
It doesn't make much difference. Some of what I wrote so far might not be the exact words spoken during the programme but all in all, the meanings are the same.

Whether the ASUU president was invited and failed to show up or the ASUU president deliberately made himself unavailable are one and the same. If he had any important thing to say or clarification to make, why didn't he call in through Channelstv hotline while the programme was still on?

Bottomline, Channelstv wanted him on the show but he didn't show up. Simple!

safarigirl: Funny students. Pathetic students. Some justify their support for FG cuz they're in their final year and they want to graduate, so y'all were there in '09 when they went on strike. I hope you enjoyed it then because you were not in final year. Same with those who are currently in 100 or 200 level, they will experience this strike at least a second time before they graduate, I want this to be the LAST strike in the next 20 years at least, I don't want to come here in 3 or 4 years time to lament like you guys, I will sacrifice 6 months as long as I'm assured I won't sacrifice any more throughout my time in the Uni. ASUU get your agreement signed and fuq those final year students that want to run away and leave the rest of us in this rotten system.

Mazi_Omenuko:

Channels handpicked those lecturers that are non-sympathetic to the plight of their comrades; datz all! In every 12, their must be a judas. Let channels keep gathering the Judases to run their mouth. Awaiting the FG to do their worst!

Jman06: Prof. Faggae is a staunch APC loyalist, the motive behind this ASUU strike is to poison the mind of the public against GEJ's administration so that APC can capitalize on that to score cheap political points as 2015 approaches. It's unfortunate that some politically naive lecturers are not aware of the political undertone behind the prolonged strike.

Mazi_Omenuko:



Do you know the difference between the bolded and what you said?

Mazi_Omenuko: In recent times, we've seen the Association of health workers embark in a strike after FG failed to honor an agreement it had with them. We've seen Nasu embark in a strike due the same dishonorable attitude. You want ASUU to call-off the strike based on the words of this same govt?

Once beaten, twice shy! Let the NLC, TUC, finance minister and cbn governor append their signature on the damn document and schools will reopen.

Olril18:
then die waiting at home...