Demdem:

Fool, ur losses is as a result of ur govt refusal to do what is expected from them, even till now they haven't done it so strike continues. Place ur blame appropriately.

Glutton, ur foodstuffs is none OS ASUU business neither did u consult ASUU before u rented ur apartment, lick ur wound alone while it last.

Not paying civil servants when on strike is allien to our laws unfortunately, when its part of our laws, will advocate for it.

I have no doubt that Jonathan will pay them.

Olaolufred: THIS IS HOW ASUU FARE UNDER IBB AND ABACHA.
MAY BE GENERAL JONATHAN CAN TAKE IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL.

courtsey of Wikipedia on history of ASUU strike.

Military regime

The union was active in struggles against the military regime during the 1980s.[1] In 1988 the union organized a National Strike to obtain fair wages and university autonomy. As a result, the ASUU was proscribed on 7 August 1988 and all its property seized. It was allowed to resume in 1990, but after another strike was again banned on 23 August 1992. However, an agreement was reached on 3 September 1992 that met several of the union's demands including the right of workers to collective bargaining. The ASUU organized further strikes in 1994 and 1996, protesting against the dismissal of staff by the Sani Abacha military regime.[1]


MY TAKE:
IF ASUU COULD REMAIN AFTER THE IBB AND ABACHA'S VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH.
I AM KEENLY WATCHING TO SEE WHAT GENERAL EBELE CAN DO.
IF HE CAN PUT AN END TO ASUU, THEN HE BECOMES THE FIRST FIELD-MARSHAL NIGERIA WILL EVER HAVE.

Demdem:
I think u are confused. No offence.

kokoA: The both parties are going about it the wrong way. FG cannot force these guys back to work. ASUU is used to threats right from the military era so GEJ is child's play for them. Government should just ensure that they keep to their own side of the bargain, this will make ASUU loose sympathy and they will have no choice but to go back to work. Besides, this year is gone already, no meaningful academic work can be done before the festive periods. Both parties should use the remaining part of the year to resolve this nonsense.

Dannyxy: this guy is a bloody hypocrite oh! Well thank God you know that it's f.g that employed, so tha f.g can fire them when they are getting out of hand...

vitality22:
I mean no offence, its either you are an ASUU member or your relation is a lecturer. I have no sympathy for ASUU anymore. If the FG wants to sack them, so be it...

Law-confessor:

Fenks- since u re just thinking aloud, no p & one word for it is insanity. So check urself well.

But more weird going a long way spewing unfounded trash n addressing mr Gej in such a name all in d name of hate.
Grow up a lil by quit caln him dat name- der's a reason God gave u brain pls.

njokusboy: I don't know why we are making too much noise about this... I hardly think signing any agreement is a problem.. There are two contending issues here, the first is the outrageous request by ASUU to be paid a salary which they didn't work for, a point all the anti GEJS here are too hypocritical to address....
The second is dat secret demand which ASUU does not want to share with the masses, that demand which they feel might make them lose public sympathy... That is the problem here... Ever bothered to ask why the much talked about 2009 agreement was shrouded in secrecy?? Let us learn to use our heads...

Demdem:

Smart lady. No guy can just play a fast one on u.

taharqa: My frnd, go back to d Romance Section and give such Sentimental nonsense as Egs there... Do you know what ASUU want at the moment? Cos that is actuali the main problem here. When last did you see or hear from Dr Faggie Or any of d top officials of National ASUU? ....If you know what they reali want plz tell us, so we can know what exactly we wud hold d Govt on?

egift: The Dictator has arrived. See the effect of APC's G7 extraction.

Demdem:

This is the koko. I wonder why its so difficult to achieve. Govt should keep his own side of its agreement and see if ASUU members wont be

stoned anywhere in the country if they dont go back to classes.

Demdem: Foolish Govt.

Its obvious they arent interested in fulfilling any agreement. Either the one signed in 2009 or the MOU signed in 2012 or even the promises of

Jonathan after several hours of meeting with them of recent. If Jonathan is serious, why cant he sign and make his commitments on paper for all

to see and monitor. All hail ASUU, they have mastered the way of holding the govt by its balls. It will be extremely foolish for them to go back to

classes knowing fully well that Jonathan wont do as promised. Their strike and death of Iyayi would have been in vain. I expect the strike to

continue. ASUU never shut down any school, Those that shut down the schools are opening it back, so no qualms.

juju2008:
Thank you my sister.

Olaolufred: THIS IS HOW ASUU FARE UNDER IBB AND ABACHA.
MAY BE GENERAL JONATHAN CAN TAKE IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL.

courtsey of Wikipedia on history of ASUU strike.

Military regime

The union was active in struggles against the military regime during the 1980s.[1] In 1988 the union organized a National Strike to obtain fair wages and university autonomy. As a result, the ASUU was proscribed on 7 August 1988 and all its property seized. It was allowed to resume in 1990, but after another strike was again banned on 23 August 1992. However, an agreement was reached on 3 September 1992 that met several of the union's demands including the right of workers to collective bargaining. The ASUU organized further strikes in 1994 and 1996, protesting against the dismissal of staff by the Sani Abacha military regime.[1]


MY TAKE:
IF ASUU COULD REMAIN AFTER THE IBB AND ABACHA'S VALLEY OF THE SHADOW OF DEATH.
I AM KEENLY WATCHING TO SEE WHAT GENERAL EBELE CAN DO.
IF HE CAN PUT AN END TO ASUU, THEN HE BECOMES THE FIRST FIELD-MARSHAL NIGERIA WILL EVER HAVE.

Demdem:

Fool, what am telling u is this has no serious bearing to current issue. Has FG fulfilled the part we know and told us the part unknown is the only stumbling block?
It's between them, let wike tells us if he likes. U have no authority on ASUU, u can only question ur govt.

stevedure:
Hahahaha, i do not expect a meaningful comment 2 eva make meaning 2 u since u're so meaningless! Everythin abt u is just negative: u eat wit ur left hand, breathe through ur mouth, read wit ur ears, sleep on ur farty-a*sshole, Gosh, everytin abt u is just d opposite n negative! Do u knw all dis insult on u 4rm Nairalanders will form a lump and affect u someday? Pls just get a life!

menaxe: mumuttallab, chai. **waste of papa n mama strenght**

excell12go: Their new demands aren't too much for FG to implement if they(FG) really want us to go back to school.

Why can't d FG put into writing their promise of N220B annual grant to these institutions? ? That means they are not ready to drop this money next year and they know they can be sued by ASUU if they dont.

if paying their four(4) months salary will settle things a bit, why can't they just pay Don't they(FG) have the money? Would the FG not have paid if ASUU had not been on strike?

If the federal government really wants us to go back to school, they know what to do. Let them do the needful.

Mcbussy: ASUU is over-doing dis strike of a thing,but i pity those student that feel sacking d lecturers would be a way forward....do u know how long it would take to overhaul and re-staff d number of public universities we have in Nigeria? ......just pray ASUU agrees to suspend d strike.

Memyselfu2009:


How would Jonathan sign and make comment on paper when ASUU said they would meet with there member first remember after the meeting both ASUU members and FG refused to disclose what they decision when the as fegie what did he say d message is not for you but for our members. Am wondering if u really followed the ASUU news at all

Demdem: Foolish Govt.

Its obvious they arent interested in fulfilling any agreement. Either the one signed in 2009 or the MOU signed in 2012 or even the promises of

Jonathan after several hours of meeting with them of recent. If Jonathan is serious, why cant he sign and make his commitments on paper for all

to see and monitor. All hail ASUU, they have mastered the way of holding the govt by its balls. It will be extremely foolish for them to go back to

classes knowing fully well that Jonathan wont do as promised. Their strike and death of Iyayi would have been in vain. I expect the strike to

continue. ASUU never shut down any school, Those that shut down the schools are opening it back, so no qualms.

menaxe: wallahi!! If I be ur father, I go disown u.. Onye ala.

Sincere 9gerian: This is the ACTION FILM that I've been waiting for. When all pleading and negotiations fail, the only option left would be physical FIGHT, aka WAR. Lets do it man to man and get bruised so that both sides can learn the RIGHT lessons going forward. No one has monopoly of violence or force.

let ASUU go to supreme court or United Nations or wherever. It is part of the war. Let the President do what he can and let ASUU do what they can. It is now WAR. If we let ASUU get away with this terrorism on the university education system without a fight, we'll be setting a dangerous precedent in trade unionism.

During the last negotiations with the president which lasted for unprecedented 13 hours, the president granted ADDITIONAL concessions to ASUU but all to no avail. All these because a terrorist is the head of ASUU.

Meanwhile, we are not surprised that ASUU still enjoys the support of Tinubu and Buhari e-dogs who see the ASUU strike as part of the instruments of making the country ungovernable for a president they hate so much.