ASUU STRIKE: How Nigerian Universities Voted (As At Wednesday, 24th August, 2022)

All hope of undergraduates returning to classes soon is tied to one decisive meeting by the National Executive Council meeting on Monday 29th of August, 2022 by members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

As compiled by Campus Catch NG, 99.9% of universities have already voted for the strike to turn indefinite.

jkpbestseries:
once and for all, let them hold on finish anytin concerning ASUU. For after this year i dont want to hear anytin about strike again

dollynnn:
ASUU members mean serious business.

Lamentably, the students are the ones who will bear the brunt.

campuscatch:


What do you think is the best solution for this long industrial action to come to an end?

mytime24:
ASUU sold ouT

campuscatch:


What do you think is the best solution for this long industrial action to come to an end?

Spirit04:
proscribe them

alukstea:
The suspension of the strike is pong over due, it's loosing its relevance. The students of the common man at the receiving end. What a life!!! Thank God I left that hood.

Doyou2019:


Saying the strike is losing its relevance is like saying the drive to get our universities working is losing its relevance.

Your government spends over 1 trillion every quarter servicing moribund refineries, turns around to tell you it cannot afford a miserly 1.2 trillion to revitalize education in the country, and you buy it hook and sinker like a naive little boy who's just starting out life No be juju be that?

Make we dey try reason for this country na. Future generations should sha do the country a favour by training their kids to be thinkers.
There are way too many idiots on here for one country.
Kilode!

alukstea:



You are rude and one of the many idiots in the country. My quoted message says long overdue which implies the statement has been made but nothing seem to be forthcoming from this govt, they're more. Concerned with the election. It's clear the funds it's there but no consideration for education. ASUU can get what it can from the govt return to school and then have a round table talk with whoever wins the next govt, if this govt commits to its demand now and the next govt can't meet up isn't that another strike.
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You don't comprehend what was said but quick to jump on a regularly. Who is on the loosing side no be the common man pikin ? What so everus happens ASUU gets paid for the duration the strike lasted but who compensates the student yet youd not admit how du*m you are.

GTFOMM joor

Gten:
Michael Okpara University, Abia dey vex ohhhh. Look at the intensity of their vote.