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This is how people meet ghost in life and think they are still alive!
Hallucination at work!
Smh

nairafame:
Labour & Employment Minister Chris Ngige has pleaded with striking varsity teachers to show mercy on students by calling off their strike.

The teachers, under auspices of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), began a nationwide strike since November, last year, over some disagreement between the union and the Federal Government.

Ngige also declared that Federal Government would pay a minimum wage, adding that things were being worked out by the Committee saddled with that responsibility.

Ngige spoke yesterday in Awka, Anambra State capital, in a chat with reporters at the premises of a local radio station, belonging to the state.

The Federal Government and Labour representatives adjourned their meeting till today after a five-hour deliberation last Friday. At the end of the meeting, the minister said substantial progress was made and that all that is left is a final resolution. Ngige said the problems of ASUU were not caused by President Muhammadu Buhari, but were bequeathed to the present administration by the previous governments based on agreements reached in 2009.

He said: “FG will comfortably pay minimum wage, we want to pay it, but there must be balancing because figures were bandied and we are asking Labour to exercise patience.

“I appeal to ASUU and Labour to have mercy on students and be patient. As far as I’m concerned, we have treated Labour well. And they should also know I’m a comrade and that is why I always intervened on matters that concern them.”

Ngige, who narrated how he became Anambra governor in 2003, said some of the things being faced in governance today were same problems that he confronted, yet, he paid salaries and piled pensions without borrowing.

The minister said he was made governor under compulsion, and such made him to stand his ground when the hurricane invaded Anambra State then, adding that the rest was now history.

Ngige said: “What Buhari is doing now is what I did in office as governor in Anambra, which was mainly my offence that brought the problems. So, Buhari is not the architect of salary issue in Nigeria.”
Source: https://www.nairafame.com/2019/01/ASUU-strike-ngige-begs-varsity-teacher.html?m=1

Shortyy:
Motherfuckers, pay your workers. All y'all know is to loot. Pay them begging won't solve anything

wami7470:
Most business oriented student are not even bothered... Na only certificate oriented students that are bothered so as to come out and be looking for job...
Guy u talk well oooo, let d strike continue till february ending cos I've got some money to make abeg

VictorNoni3912:

husbandsnatcha:
ASUU dnt pity student is 4 d gud


Ebonyi is not part of biafra ~Gov umahi

umuabakaliki is dat true

Olamsoh:
Asia and Africa were colonised by Europeans, but today Europe can dictate to Africa, but it cannot dictate to Asia.

Why? Asian have largely put their house in order, but Africa has had to endure decades of purposeless leadership.

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Met some Lagos BUHARIST in Ibadan today...Seriously they need Medical attention.

They said they know Buhari has failed and he's not intelligent but we should manage him till 2023 for d slot to come to South West so that Asiwaju can become our President.

Lagosians are in bondage

MrDojo:


I signed in just to like your comment. This is the reality most African countries find themselves.

Irenemmeso:
umuabakaliki

Shortyy:
Motherfuckers, pay your workers. All y'all know is to loot. Pay them begging won't solve anything

Irenemmeso:
umuabakaliki

Psoul:
Our government is very wicked and heartless. They don't care about the future of their youths. All they want is to use the youths to achieve their own devilish goals and relegate the youths to the backyard.

Can you imagine this government that find it difficult to pay the lecturers so that the students will go back to classroom to make their future more better is the same government asking ASUU to release the students so that they can use them to run the election in order to help the politicians achieve their goals.

Are they even thinking of the things the students are losing or are they only thinking of what they will lose if ASUU did not release the students for their silly elections?

How I wish our students will unanimously reject working for the election until the strike is called off.
After using them for the election, they will still not settle with the lecturers so that the students will go back to classroom.

WICKED GOVERNMENT.