Bomboiy:
It is very simple,they should not get paid until whenever they decide to resume.

oscarsam:
Most times, I keep wondering how this man became ASUU chairman.
ASUU and FG has some pending issues regarding lecturers system of payment whereby FG introduced IPPIS. ASUU keeps kicking against this method, even after knowing FG has no intentions of changing their mind, they still moved ahead to go on strike.

Now students have spent over 4months at home due to both ASUU strike and Covid 19 lockdown.
We are happy FG has finally announced plans for safe reopening of schools, only for this Selfish man to talk of revitalization of Universities.

let's forget about how much our leaders has siphoned from the national account, which country on its brink of biggest recession for the past 40yrs calls of revitalization of Universities.

it's quite simple, sack ASUU chairman, retire any Professor that tends to back him up, let students resume school biko.
our brain don knock already.

Stupid and Nonsense ASUU.

Dayoebe:
No long talk.
Half of their salaries should be paid to their colleagues in private sector. Till then!

edoairways:

It is either you are ignorant or you don't know how things work in ASUU. The ASUU president didn't singlehandedly made that decision, it was a collective effort from ASUU members, they voted in favour of the strike. The government is not sincere in revitalising our universities, the masses are not ready to make the sacrifice. If they were, the number of applicants would reduce, university education isn't for everyone. It is an expensive commodity that is valued globally. Once tuition fees goes up, things will begin to take shape. The persistent strikes from those academicians will reduce drastically, this is because the university will have enough fund to meet it's need. On the other hand, the government create a scheme where students have access to loan to fund their university degree like it is obtainable in other countries.

oscarsam:


To what end is the reason for this long strikes which they do embark on yearly basis.

BTW, the main reason for the ongoing strike has nothing to do with revitalization of Universities, rather their system of payment which checkmates their corrupt means of earning salaries.

Mind you, if you think all this talks from ASUU is solely to help Nigerian education system get better, then you are clearly lost in the selfishness of this Nonsense organization.

edoairways:

Thanks to ASUU most universities have access to TET FUND. It is as a result of their fight that was what resulted in the establishment of TET FUND. IPPIS was introduced to checkmate fraud as opined by the government yet the salaries of lecturers where reduced mind you, non academic staff are affected too. The rigorous and bureaucratic process in resolving issues of short falls in salaries was what made ASUU to embark on strike. A professor who earns N400,000 now earns N320,000, thanks to be supposedly IPPIS scheme. The government used the media to deceive the public by saying that lecturers work in more than two universities, the masses bought the idea without critically analyzing the whole thing. Aside lecturing in a private university which is on part time basis and sabbatical leave, it is rare to see lecturers working in many universities. This lie is what the government has been using to blackmail ASUU. ASUU came up with a similar scheme yet the government refused to obliged to their request. In all honesty, if you as a staff of company your salary is reduced for no reason what will be your reaction?

Jman06:
ASUU was yet to develop their so called UTAS as at the time they embarked on the strike. Why not develop the system first and then push for its adoption? No! ASUU would rather go on strike instead of seeking diplomatic means of resolving issues.

Regarding the cuts in their salaries, that problem is not peculiar to university lecturers. I have people working in the civil service who had their salaries reduced at the time they got enrolled into the system but all such shortages have been fully paid and they never went on strike.

Jman06:

ASUU was yet to develop their so called UTAS as at the time they embarked on the strike. Why not develop the system first and then push for its adoption? No! ASUU would rather go on strike instead of seeking diplomatic means of resolving issues.

Who told you that they didn't develop their own platform, don't let the media deceive you?. ASUU had series of meetings before embarking on the strike. The government bluntly refuse to shift ground.

Regarding the cuts in their salaries, that problem is not peculiar to university lecturers. I have people working in the civil service who had their salaries reduced at the time they got enrolled into the system but all such shortages have been fully paid and they never went on strike

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Who told all of those staffs have received their full pay don't say what you don't know. ASUU weren't foolish when they embark on the strike. Ssanu and Nasu are warming up soon

Karlifate:
And you think FG will change their decision about IPPIS by January?
This ASUU is only using pandemic as a facade.