inteli:
Where is NANS? This is the period they would have used to shine and wins the hearts of their fellow students. Hmm! Pity

Au79:
this news really saddens my heart...7years plus in the university all beacause of one form of strike or the other..
using one tool to fight the government over and over again yet no tangible lasting solution. wont you change tactics..i mean its only a fool who does something in a particular way and manner over again and expects a different result..haba.. wherever you read or hear the name ASUU there will surely be the word "strike" in that same sentence or coversation...very annoying lots..i
u hardly see foreign students in nigeria universities these days cos of thi incessant disruption of academic calenders...the government is iirseponsibe..yes we know! but must you further contribute to the decay of our tertiary institutions..u say if not fot ASUU struggle, nigeria federal universities would av been on shambles or the school fees would have been exhorbitantly high. bla bla bla....now i ask u ASUU, are schools like uniilorin,lasu and other states universities not doing well too? are the school fees of these institution very high?
looking forward to seeing that day when i will read news like " ASUU urges the federal government to heed to its demands or else they would temporarily call of its members to discontinue the research of a vaccine for endemic illness like say malaria, or drugs or economics , agricultural, minning , conflict resolutional strategies..."..never!!! all you hear is ASUU threatens strike, strike and strike cos of cos thats the only bargainin power they have.....mtchheeww
and for those of you praying for school to resume next year, well i believe you guys are still kids in probably your first or second year( no insult intended) my prayer for u is that may ASUU strike and other strikes that may continue to happen in future not put u in a position that jobs would reject you not cos u didnt do excellently well in job intervies but simply because you have exceeded the age limit needed for employment
#EndAsuuSrike

mudiana:
I think u feel it's only tru school you can achieve something in life, that's not true. I have a master's but lemme shock u, I haven't used both my b.sc Nd m.sc to get a job. I learnt how to fix laptops in 3 months Nd steadily I grew from dere to selling laptops. I have a big business by God's grace now. School is good no doubt but don't let it limit your progress in life. You can achieve more without school, just look for what you are passionate about and go for it. soon it will become a money magnet for u.

Abatemtem:
Those of us that are passionate about school and education nko?

Bomboiy:


Why una dey talk like this? So because of hustling I should forget my dreams and aspirations.


This is why ASUU and FG are playing with our future,we have been on strike for 8 months but NO hustling should be the most important thing. We should be quiet and allow ourselves to be ruined because of one yeye hustle. Which hustling is More important than your degree?

bahaushe1:


Ngige is a cunny politician; the 110bn he is emphasizing is not the main issue. I am sure ASUU will accept 20bn for revitalization.

The 30bn EAA is also acceptable if FGN will source something for other unions.

The main issue now is withheld salaries and ippis.

slyayok:
What gives you the impression we're even resuming this year seff? I want us to resume ASAP sha.
Abeg for those who are saying we should forget about school and go hustle, see eh, that degree is important and these old men weren't denied from having theirs, so if you think hustling now is the best thing for you, I wish you all the best sha, we move!

Doradorwa:
hmm... from the onset Nigeria has been a loot case.... You see.....We are the future of ourselves....if they like let them loot the money...it's for a little while....I believe revolution is brewing....The end to all this shit is almost here.

Gabbriell:


It's not going to work that way. They demanded 110 billions ( for revitalization alone) and you offer 20bn. Forget it, even if FG give them 30bn for their earned allowances...ASUU won't agree because the fund for revitalization is too low. The The FG cannot bribe this ASUU (with 30bn) like other unions.

The best way is to set up payment schedule for the 110 bn for revitalization . Maybe they pay 22bn once in every six months. That way the pay the whole money in less than 3years.

jolyment:


The revitalization fund is crucial too, let them fund universities properly.

franciskaine:
the corruption in the university system won't allow this lecturers accept IPPIS. They are so used to their duplicitous income.

bahaushe1:


Twenty billion naira for revitalization can be accepted if other demands are taken care of. I am an ASUU member; I Know what I am saying.

The union has accepted 20bn for revitalization in the past, 2017/2019.

The genesis for revitalization is a NEEDS assessment report by a FGN committee that put 1.1tr as the money required to revitalize Nigerian public universities. FGN and ASUU agreed to spread the payment over a period of five years, 220bn annually.

The first tranch was paid in 2013 and there has never been any payment since then except for 20bn released last year.

The 20bn offered by FGN is to serve as a 'sign of good faith' that government is committed to the payment of the money.

The 110bn requested by the union is 50% of a single tranch.

bahaushe1:


Can you please give me some examples of cases of corruption in the system?

And if there is indeed corruption in the system what stoped EFCC and IPCP from prosecuting the culprits?

mudiana:
I think u feel it's only tru school you can achieve something in life, that's not true. I have a master's but lemme shock u, I haven't used both my b.sc Nd m.sc to get a job. I learnt how to fix laptops in 3 months Nd steadily I grew from dere to selling laptops. I have a big business by God's grace now. School is good no doubt but don't let it limit your progress in life. You can achieve more without school, just look for what you are passionate about and go for it. soon it will become a money magnet for u.

Gabbriell:


Ok, thanks for the explanations.

But i have a question, since both party are still not on the same stand regarding UTAS pending when the integrity test has been carried out. Is it not better ASUU request for their salaries via the old payment system pending when UTAS has been tested since ASUU is against IPPIS for universities . That way school can be in session while they carryout their various test b4 implementation.

Gabbriell:


Ok, thanks for the explanations.

But i have a question, since both party are still not on the same stand regarding UTAS pending when the integrity test has been carried out. Is it not better ASUU request for their salaries via the old payment system pending when UTAS has been tested since ASUU is against IPPIS for universities . That way school can be in session while they carryout their various test b4 implementation.

naptha:
Many states unis have pulled out. Kwasu is currently writing exam

naptha:
Many states unis have pulled out. Kwasu is currently writing exam