From Gistvic.com

At least 80% of members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) have voted for the continuation of the ongoing nationwide strike. Gistvic Reports.

It was gathered that over 200 members of the University of Ibadan, UI, chapter of the Union who attended the congress voted for the continuation of the strike while a little above 50 voted for its suspension with conditions.

According to one of the ASUU members, the members who voted did not even consider the third option which states that the strike should be suspended with conditions.

Speaking after the referendum, Dr. Deji Omole, Chairman of the University of Ibadan Chapter, said the referendum was conducted to know if the union should end the strike or not.

He affirmed that members voted for the continuation of the strike because the government is yet to meet all of its demand. ASUU and the Nigerian government are yet to come to an agreement on funds for the revitalisation of universities.

The union is demanding N50billion but the FG released only N25billion, saying it does not have N50billion. Speaking after the last meeting, Chris Ngige, Minister for Labour and Employment said, “We have met it halfway. We have offered what we have; we don’t have N50 billion.” Gistvic Reports.

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how I wish their children in these affected schools...

Dominate Google page one with your business see results in my profile guaranteed

At this juncture, it won't be totally wrong for government to implement the "No work No Pay' Policy

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suleyoung:
AWON OLORIBURUKU

Yeh paa

Wentin concern me?

And they all voted to be on Inec payroll...

ASUU hype is too much. the idiots are paid far far far ahead of secondary and primary school teachers.

Struggles continua

I support this strike 100%. Since the federal government would rather use billions of naira to buy votes instead of investing in our education system.

Students should start writing TOEFL, SAT, GRE, and GMAT. It is worth it leaving at year 4 and starting all over afresh elsewhere. Take it. Ask those who have done it if there was any regret.

haha this love story is getting serious

I thought
They have paid them

Can't you read the content... It's talking about only UI chapter.. Nawa for our so-called students

Is Ibadan chapter alone the ASUU members?

Ha, this isn't good at all, all these boys cyberbullying people on NL need to go back to school before they forget the little they know.

ASUU president and Buhari are the same. They cannot think in the right way. Always waiting for cabals to dictate for them

Lol ion even care again. Time to travel.

Its good.
Although its affecting the students seriously and some businesses yet the FG has not done better.
They are bent on spending the resources on election and NOT the future of the country.
Bunch of selfish and devilish leaders.

For me to no that ASUU is serious they should not bertake in election, and let see

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This strike de sweet my belle

theyre crazy

machizzy:
I thought
They have paid them

They have not paid them. FG is saying that they don't have #50 billion to pay them. Until FG settles with ASUU, looks like the strike will continue. Sometimes, I wonder why I'm still a Nigerian.

LibertyRep:
At this juncture, it won't be totally wrong for government to implement the "No work No Pay' Policy

Really? OK oo

Many people don't understand whats on ground. ASUU are yet to be paid there academic earned allowances and also the revitalization money... government only made promises as ususal that the money will come in around 18th of this month..

It will be very stupid of ASUU if they call off this strike now and didn't achieve anything.

Meanwhile, president Buhari is yet to address the issue of ASUU strike. He hasn't even talked about it. He's probably not aware of the strike like he's always unaware of everything happening under him.

To think that ASUU is still on strike and we have a professor as a VP is a big shame..

I wonder how we got ourselves into this shit

Why my time