ikechiozo: ASUU national executives act based on instructions given by the members. As at the time of meeting with the president the standing instruction was to discuss the 2009 agreement, which the government took a new position. The NEC took this new position for the members to agree on, which they agreed and requested the CBN to be a part of it. I hope you understand now!

faftop: why am i having d feeling... dat dy were paid to do these

Sajio: .... Thank God u'v travelled out †̥ see for ur self... Did u ask the reason they are being paid such huge amount of money?? 1. They don't produce half-backed graduates †̥ their country. 2. They don't sell handouts †̥ their students. 3. They don't oppress the students. 4, they don't take bribe †̥ pass students. 5. They don't force their female student †̥ bed. 6. They are not curtist.7. They don't use 10yrs lesson note †̥ teach their student 8. They are proud of their job. 9.they are not lazy lecturers. Finally they are not greedy but contended with their pay... Plz learn †̥ be a good judge....

odua son: Thank you very much!at last one right thinking nigerian student,the others brains seem to be in reverse mode.To them ASUU is wicked to demand for a complete restructuring in the nigeria university sector.
They keep screaming they want to go back to school when they are still going to resume in the same shitty schools with dilapitated structures,outdated equipments,congested classrooms and so many other ills in their various universities.
All you educated illiterates should get this into your dull and rusty brains,ASUU is not fighting for increament in lecturers salaries but for the betterment of the nigerian education system,No nigerian university is among the top 5000 universities in the world!!that shows the depth at which the standard of education has fallen in this country.So be supportive and stop being ungrateful to the selfless and fearless ASUU members who are fighting for something you lots are too cowardly to embark on.You students are still going to be the biggest beneficiaries in the longrun.
Nuff said

Olril18:
really?? then why are some universities already pulling out

Tadon200:
you've said it all. am a student also but the infrastructure in this our schools is bad and something must happen. am fully behind ASUU .

Tadon200:
you see yourself ,your selfishness and gullible mindset will not make you look beyond your nose. If you end of graduating and you can't find a good job you will know what assumed is fighting for.

judajix: I did like to clarify something
Salaries are not paid till the strikes are ended.... That is after the suspension all suspended salaries would be paid...... Then as for those saying most of their children are abroad..... Many dubai rich folks send their children to d us to study.... It falls to how much u have and what you want and don't ever think any nigerian university would be as good as Harvard and more so...... Source says all faggies children are studying abroad..... Then no president will take that shit of having to do a fresh signing with with folks that were involved with what he discussed with a group...... As for the nation entirely...... This country can't change over night....... Mark my words..... Ghana is as small as Oyo state in population and it took them 3 years to resolute so imagine how long it will take nigerian

Pls if u are passionate about dispersing knowledge get back to work

The Nigerian Labour Act 2004 is unambiguous. It states that labour unions can go on strike but no payment for the time outside work. Why is ASUU now demanding for salaries for the work not done? Who will the pay for the house rents of Nigerian Students for the period ASUU members were out of work? Who will compensate our needy and poor parents for the impending double money they will be paying when ASUU finaly resumes? Who will compensate those whose Mobilisation for the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) ought to have been perfected since July for them to be mobilized for November? Who will compesate the thousands of students that missed the batch C Mobilisation as a result of ASUU strike? Who will pay for the wasted time, delayed destinies and ruined future of students?

safarigirl: una dey see the kain person wey wan replace una lecturers? He can't even spell 'SOLDIER' correctly. With lecturers like this, no need to go to a University. GREAT NIGERIAN STUDENTS! I dey laugh

safarigirl: una dey see the kain person wey wan replace una lecturers? He can't even spell 'SOLDIER' correctly. With lecturers like this, no need to go to a University. GREAT NIGERIAN STUDENTS! I dey laugh

Olril18:
really?? then why are some universities already pulling out

bharyur2103: It's bewildering to witness this level of intellectual masturbation by nigerian students.All the conditions,besides that which involves the immediate payment of salaries being owed to lecturers,are meant to ensure this imbroglio does not repeat itself in the future.We all know the FG is famous for reneging on its promises.Why would the FG result to the use of force when all the union demands is well within the implementation of the agreement reached?I am also a student who wants to go back to school but I won't allow my emotional attachment to the situation influence my opinion.Don't get me wrong,ASUU is not and had never been my favourite union but I think the FG's latest action is that of a government that has absolutely no intention of implementing the agreement.

Tadon200:
who made them go on strike in the first place? was it not the same f.g ? so why should they not be paid. abi do you want them to resume class in empty stomach? if this is how you think you are a wicked man.

Tonitelli: This is serious o!!!!see as students, or should I say children, are here chewing ASUU out for being wise and careful.you have been at home for 5 months..bla bla bla!!!abeg make una allow us hear word...some of us passed through the system when we were at home for 6months...9 months!!!And that was when the military that don't send anybody were in power....do you think it was easy??
Has it even remotely occurred to your infantile minds that this would not have even gone this long if your government had their priorities right??if Wike had spent more time talking with ASUU instead of chasing ameachi all over the place??If President Jonathan had not spent his time thinking of how to outmaneuver nPDP and all sorts??if this so called 13hr meeting had come in the 2nd or 3rd month of the strike??
And what if he had a 13hr meeting??didnt they tell him they would take his message back to their NEC??what have they come back to ask for that is bad??"Oga,abeg,we gree..but make u sign am for paper..the last one wey we sign wit perm sec na una talk say that one no go work..so make ur attorney general and central bank gov or finance minister follow put hand just in case if u drink ogogoro wake up forget wetin we yarn.."
It's simple.you are a sincere govt.they want you to show that by signing.SIGN!!!!
And by the way, they are entitled to thier salaries...they were fighting for the collective good of our university system...how some of you can actually say they should not be paid is wickedness!!so you would rather they keep quiet and allow the system go to rot and be collecting the salaries,abi??
And for them to say they don't want any of eir people victimized,it's because it has happened BEFORE!!!
Wetin ASUU do wey wrong say dem dey watch dem back, eh??i tire for una!!

walezy14: Some ASUU members have been bribed and that was why they could no longer speak with one voice.

nwaiwuanthony: FG can go to hell with their threat, their threat cannot hold water, ASUU don't give up.

Luchitec: ASUU is now a big joke….an organization made up many unproductive lecturers. Revamping the universities is not the sole responsibility of the government, these lecturers should contribute too. How? In the West, reputable academics purchase equipment, hire research and student assistants from grants obtained from companies and organizations. In fact, in some universities research grant portfolio and publications are the key determinants for promotion. In Nigeria, some of these lecturers do zero research, deliver archaic/poorly developed lectures and yet they want to be remunerated at par with their colleagues abroad.

Honestly, some of the major proponents of this strike thing have no business being in the university. It beats my imagination how university dons with a plethora of things to do can afford to stay away from their duty post for 5 months! Given the way the Nigerian universities are presently constituted, no improvement will be happening soon even if the government/private sector invests one trillion dollars there. It is about time the government, parents and students should make these eggheads accountable. Enough of this nonsense, there should be a yearly or biannual evaluation system for teaching and research competency for lecturers in place. All those found unproductive after each evaluation cycle should be kicked out.