Now that there seems to appear in sight the end of the 123 days ASUU strike, let's go into some reasonable & seasoned analysis.
At first, ASUU:"We can only go back to classroom, if (and only if) FG fulfill 2009 agreement".
To second that, FG said:"any offer above the N130bn earlier offered will cripple the economy".
Status of the matter:FG offered over N200bn per year (for the next 4 years), about N1.1tr. And of course ASUU agreed to take the offer home to members (which we know they are already deliberating on accepting...#
Here are my questions:
#1. If FG knew they could offer this much, why have they left our students at home for 4 months??
#2. If ASUU knew they will ever accept anything less than 2009 agreement, why have they punished us like they did??
#3. If first meeting between ASUU & Jonathan could bring solution to the impasse, where was he all these while until Nov. 4??
#4. Now that more than N130bn has been offered, are we expecting economic lock-down soon??
#5. Obviously we know the standard of living of our Lecturers will improve (needless to ask), and very good as it will be. But what are the assurances (from ASUU) that after collecting this much, the standard of education will change as they argued?
#6. And who is on the loosing end if not the students
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*singin in omawumi's voice....if u ask me,na who i go ask,the matter wey we see so...e tey wey e strt..no b me go talk am..e heavy for mouth...btw u no get GEJ numba ni?...abi u no get Fagge for facebook?..ask dem nw

Well,let's wait and see if FG will be faithful this time around.

But to me,all I see in GEJ's statement is 'cheap propaganda'. He knew he may not be there in the next five years,if a new president is elected,the promise may not be kept. He wants us to vote for him by 2015 abi?

If you know that GEJ,tell him we are not fools. He should try something realistic.