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Successjoy:
take a chill pill dude. No offence intended.

Successjoy:
Naija sha










I wonder what happened to "freedom of expression".......

koolib:
See what Aregbesola and Ajimobi have reduced LAUTECH (one time best state University on Nigeria) to. I weep for my Alma Mater!

koolib:
See what Aregbesola and Ajimobi have reduced LAUTECH (one time best state University on Nigeria) to. I weep for my Alma Mater!

seunfly:
That school can strike like it is her main duty, I don't the the ASUU wants to do anything.

They will partake in national strike for several months and starts their strike for state level for another months.

My question is why join national strike when u know national does not benefits you and national will not join you to get your benefits from state?

That is d school's strategy to waste your time.

seunfly:
That school can strike like it is her main duty, I don't the the ASUU wants to do anything.

They will partake in national strike for several months and starts their strike for state level for another months.

My question is why join national strike when u know national does not benefits you and national will not join you to get your benefits from state?This is beyond ASUU. LAUTECH is owned and controlled by Oyo and Osun state government respectively. So their lecturers have being owed salaries for many months now. I would advice federal govt to take over the school.

That is d school's strategy to waste your time.

simiolu1:
I don't even know what to say! Graduated in 2014 from LAUTECH when in fact, I was supposed to graduate in 2013. When employers see the discrepancy of your graduation date and the date on your certificate, they always ask questions as if you went to forge the certificate at Oluwole.

My grouse is with the students. They allowed the strike to even reach 6 months! Just last week, one of my course-mates who was a comrade in school had to openly call out leaders of the School's two main parties to do something about the strike. My guess is that the SUG guys went on "holiday" and played politics with this matter. I know some palms would have been greased too to make sure the students are kept silent.

So I guess any of the following happened

1. The SUG was not a party to the protests! If they were, they would have issued the school authorities notifications officially about the planned protest. Therefore, the school authorities won't be able to disown the students in case the police clamp down on them.

2. Some members of the SUG organized the protests without the backing of some key figures in the SUG. Those key figures are the SUG President, P.R.O and Fin Sec.

3. The students decided to boycott the SUG and organized the protests themselves.

If the organizers of the protest are on nairaland, please answer this question: Was the SUG involved in the protest? I ask because I can categorically say that LAUTECH'S SUG was actively involved in the protests by UI students when their VC started misbehaving some months back. So if they (LAUTECH'S SUG) could mobilize to go to Ibadan from Ogbomoso but cannot find a solution to their own crises, then you will agree with me that something "fishy" is definitely going on.

Back then, I was part of the #AkalaMustGo Protest. That day, the VC was carried to the protest venue at Isale General from his lodge. ID Aluta was SUG President then. Police-men couldn't shoot at students just because the protest was "official". The policemen that shot tear-gas that day had themselves to blame as their armoured truck was taken over by students. It was after the protest that they (policemen) started arresting students in their hostels.

For those of you saying the video is bad; it is a known fact that LAUTECH school authorities use photographs to track, suspend and rusticate students because the school has a computerized portal for student registration and tuition fee payment.

simiolu1:
I don't even know what to say! Graduated in 2014 from LAUTECH when in fact, I was supposed to graduate in 2013. When employers see the discrepancy of your graduation date and the date on your certificate, they always ask questions as if you went to forge the certificate at Oluwole.

My grouse is with the students. They allowed the strike to even reach 6 months! Just last week, one of my course-mates who was a comrade in school had to openly call out leaders of the School's two main parties to do something about the strike. My guess is that the SUG guys went on "holiday" and played politics with this matter. I know some palms would have been greased too to make sure the students are kept silent.

So I guess any of the following happened

1. The SUG was not a party to the protests! If they were, they would have issued the school authorities notifications officially about the planned protest. Therefore, the school authorities won't be able to disown the students in case the police clamp down on them.

2. Some members of the SUG organized the protests without the backing of some key figures in the SUG. Those key figures are the SUG President, P.R.O and Fin Sec.

3. The students decided to boycott the SUG and organized the protests themselves.

If the organizers of the protest are on nairaland, please answer this question: Was the SUG involved in the protest? I ask because I can categorically say that LAUTECH'S SUG was actively involved in the protests by UI students when their VC started misbehaving some months back. So if they (LAUTECH'S SUG) could mobilize to go to Ibadan from Ogbomoso but cannot find a solution to their own crises, then you will agree with me that something "fishy" is definitely going on.

Back then, I was part of the #AkalaMustGo Protest. That day, the VC was carried to the protest venue at Isale General from his lodge. ID Aluta was SUG President then. Police-men couldn't shoot at students just because the protest was "official". The policemen that shot tear-gas that day had themselves to blame as their armoured truck was taken over by students. It was after the protest that they (policemen) started arresting students in their hostels.

For those of you saying the video is bad; it is a known fact that LAUTECH school authorities use photographs to track, suspend and rusticate students because the school has a computerized portal for student registration and tuition fee payment.

GlitzG:


The scchools SUG is on suspension and can't function to full capacity