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Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by membranus: 7:09am On Feb 16 |
ASUU should hide his gun for now. Don't add to us parents headache. The government is broke, and no money to pamper ASUU, and there is hunger in the land. |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by bluefilm: 7:10am On Feb 16 |
princepeter566: Please stop exaggerating. He did not build South Africa He only built Lagos and USA 5 Likes |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Customised3(f): 7:13am On Feb 16 |
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Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by bluefilm: 7:15am On Feb 16 |
HateBigots: That's what is normally expected when you bend the will of the people, just because you can Even if the people cannot rise up against you because they have been subdued, the gods certainly will... Vox populi; vox Dei |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Chikemn: 7:16am On Feb 16 |
[b]More than 200 PhD holders, about 40 professors wrote the results for the presidential election and more than 1500 ASUU members for the other elections. They must enjoy the govt they gave to Nigerians. Nwodosis: |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Angelfrost(m): 7:16am On Feb 16 |
tuzle: Here we go again with this Dollar comparison. Okay, how much is the minimum wage in Dollars?!! 1 Like |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Reelmii: 7:21am On Feb 16 |
Every sector of tge economy is now complaining |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by membranus: 7:24am On Feb 16 |
StatisticianDr: ASUU lecturers are their school administrators too. So they should use part of the increased fees they placed on their students to settle their needs formerly placed on the FG. All federal universities are now money mongers, unlike before. They should therefore use the excessive money they are now generating, besides their FG allocations, to take care of their academic and infrastructural needs. 1 Like |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Reelmii: 7:25am On Feb 16 |
adyam:u are very correct....i liquidated $282 from my investment and i was shocked to get over 400k.... |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Chikpat(m): 7:28am On Feb 16 |
Zetty177x: Professor Mahmood Yakubu |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Folzye(m): 7:31am On Feb 16 |
you mean after increasing tuition fees by over 100 percent, Nigeria is just a joke |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by PJ123: 7:34am On Feb 16 |
These ASUU people are not serious, they're just too selfish. People are fighting for survival, they're talking about repositioning the University. Would the University operate outside the prevailing economy? They should fight for repositioning the economy? And then university issues would naturally be solved. Of what use is increasing their salaries by any percent with current state of the economy? Bag of cement is 8300. |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Brushstrokes20: 7:37am On Feb 16 |
Your STUPIDITY must be nafdac certified for you to believe in any thing from the useless govt of self serving THIEVES AND BLOODTHIRSTY TERRORISTS! eBOLA is all shades of disasters! 💯💯💯 1 Like |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by obesse: 7:38am On Feb 16 |
tuzle:What is shocking about it? How much did you pay per session if you attended a Nigerian Federal University? I paid 38 Naira per session as tuition fee in a federal university. A Hostel accommodation was 70 Naira per session. Many of my mates who are currently holding public offices paid similar amounts. Some of the public office holders enjoyed Scholarship to study abroad; everything paid for by the federal government! Most of the public office holders enjoyed highly subsidized tertiary education. So, why should current undergraduates be treated differently. Is good education no longer a right of the bonafide citizen? 1 Like |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by adyam: 7:39am On Feb 16 |
Reelmii: The current situation in Nigeria is that numerous individuals desire a continuous decline in the value of the naira because they stand to gain a significant amount of naira when exchanging their dollars. |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Judolisco(m): 7:48am On Feb 16 |
Nwodosis:which ASUU members? ASUU has gone on strike under every administration since 1999... |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Reelmii: 7:48am On Feb 16 |
adyam:the government really need to look for a way to make naira appreciate again....because it is really affecting the citizens |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Franking: 8:03am On Feb 16 |
Government prefers to spend money on frivolities. Make una nor gree. |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by emonis88: 8:05am On Feb 16 |
bluefilm:With hunger, insecurity, high exchange rate, currency loosing value, CFA is even has more value than Naira. |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by nkemjacob2(m): 8:14am On Feb 16 |
It was ASUU that brought this calamity to us |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by FireUpNow(m): 8:25am On Feb 16 |
bonechamberlain: It hasn't collapsed before? It's not a new thing anymore |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by ViceGovernor: 8:29am On Feb 16 |
easyfem:If they try it we will have the military shoot them like the terrorists they are. |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Trustedpronet: 8:35am On Feb 16 |
They have 100% reason to go on strike. The salary is poor and increase of utilities has eaten deep into the pockets of teachers and lecturers. I only pity hardworking parent. Wetin we go do? 1 Like |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by zoedew: 8:40am On Feb 16 |
ASUU is just waking up now after the largely conscienceless and roguish National Assembly just spent N160 million on each legislator buying SUVS for themselves. Such times call for Labour Unions to rise up and block waste by declaring strikes to checkmate waste and corruption. Imagine how much in dollars was spent buying those vehicles! |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Charly68: 8:56am On Feb 16 |
Whegn unfaithful men take over power what you see is failed promises..that has been our problem in Africa.. We thought Buhari has integrity until he came and destroyed everything with his pretencious fraudulent teams |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Emman08: 9:37am On Feb 16 |
Did they trust the government before?? |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Love800(m): 10:39am On Feb 16 |
What do u mean by increase of utilities? Trustedpronet: |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by chicoMX(m): 10:46am On Feb 16 |
StatisticianDr: The money is paid to the school. |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by AuwalYusuf812(m): 10:57am On Feb 16 |
We want total lockdown |
Re: ASUU Raises Alarm Over Government’s "Failed Promises" by Connected1: 11:35am On Feb 16 |
tuzle:You be Mumu. Big One. Idiot. If you like report my account. Minimum wage is less than $20 and you think someone will use their 6 months salary untouched to pay for School Fees of their wards. You are mad. 1 Like |
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