ishowdotgmail:
This doesn't change the fact that UI remains the best institution in Nigeria.

Take it or leave it

I concur

I bet that lie makes u feel better right?? Get a job bro!

This is UI not UNN

Lautechgossip:
Students of the University of Ibadan have revealed that since members of the non academic staff of the university began their strike, they have been living in difficult conditions on campus, as sources of water and electricity have been switched off by the striking staff, The Punch reports.

Academic and administrative activities at the university was halted on March 20, 2017, when the staff declared indefinite strike because of what the union described as “illegal deductions of pension money from their salaries.”

Aside the pension deduction issue, the workers are also asking for unpaid promotion arrears, shortfall in salary payment, and better welfare for staff, among other issues.

Some of the students who spoke with our correspondent on Monday said there was no water and electricity in the hostels and in all the classrooms.

“Each time there is crisis between the school administration and the staff, the students are always at the receiving end,” said Kayode Onifade, a 300 level student of the Faculty of Arts.

“Our lecturers now combine their work with that of non academic staff because they get the keys to open the classrooms for lectures to hold and lock them after.

“In the hostel, we sleep in darkness.

Many of us attend classes without taking our bath because there is no water. Both parties must reach an agreement for the sake of the students. The living condition is terrible,” added Onifade.

Since the strike began a week ago, gates to the institution have been locked, while lectures only resumed today (Monday).

Efforts to speak with the chairman of the institution’s branch of Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, Wale Akinremi, by our correspondent proved abortive; as he refused to answer his mobile telephone.

The institution’s Director of Public Communication, Mr. Olatunji Oladejo, told our correspondent that efforts were being made by both parties to resolve the crisis.

http://kikiotolu.com/education/sleep-darkness-attend-classes-without-bathing-university-ibadan-students-open/

Lalasticlala Mynd44 seun Dominique

Call your senators and let them know how much you are suffering. Saraki just imported a N298m car. That can buy a large power generating set or sink a borehole for water. Melaye drives a Lamborghini; expensive enough to sink 2 boreholes

uzoclinton:
Back in those days i. UNN we slept in darkness, attended classes without bathing and we defecated in the bush on a regular.... and you are here complaining after just few days of suffering...

speak for yourself

Sirhethat12:


is that all you selling? it's too small na

Lol.. Let's start small first..

vcente:
speak for yourself

so says the commander-in-chief