RIP to prof. Iyayi, Sorry to Nigerian students.. ASUU has
been hijacked by
extremists and politicians who wants to
exacerbate,worsen,deteriorate d educational sector. It
is sad that prof Iyayi lost his life in the pursuit of an end
to this incessant strike but why hold the strike any day
longer? Why jeopardize the future of millions of
Nigerian students because prof Iyayi, who has risen to
the zenith of his career and is on the departure lounge
of life, is dead?.This is widening the gulf between the
haves and haves-not cos while the children of the rich
graduate at a young age from private and foreign
schools, the poor are made to spend donkey years in
school and come out to be told they are over-aged and
need 12 years work experience. Why can't ASUU as a
body call for the prosecution of the driver that rammed
into their colleague's vehicle? Why take it out on the
helpless Nigerian students always?. What if it were a
serving ASUU president that died?
ASUU would have locked the universities and throw the
keys into river Nile. A popular saying goes; "if
men were God.. Once again RIP to Prof Iyayi. Nigerian
students,we have become a pawn in the hands of our
demi-gods...dis z my submission

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pls, i beg d admin 2 catapult dis tin to the front page... i beg u in d name of GOD

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Whao, 9ice write up. FRONT PAGE OOOOOO

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Lazy foools dat call themselves lecturers. U people still can't believe these ASUU people are academic form of bokoharam.they will neva know peace until they call off d strike.

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Students that lack decorum say whatever they like. Is it not better due process is followed than to mute another strike action next year.

TELL DEM OH,COZ THEY ARE JUST USING D STUDENT FOR THEIR SELFISH MEANS,DO THEY KNOW AO MANY STUDENT LIFE HAS BIN TERMINATED..WTF.MAKE UNA CALLOFF DIS THING ABEG..