Billyonaire: Very good.

The gains of the past struggles of ASUU in AAUA are signposted by the several completed and ongoing TETFund projects such as the Obasanjo Multipurpose Hall, the only major Science Laboratories, ETF 750, four lecture halls in the quadrangle, the Space Research Building, which is now the Vice Chancellor’s Office, Yar’Adua and Awolowo Halls, the Central Library, and many Others. These are still outside the several millions awaiting application for infrastructural development. In the area of manpower development, TETFund has allocated several millions of naira to AAUA for staff training, both home and abroad, as well as conference attendance and research. To be specific, TETFund was a baby of ASUU; an initiative it came up with that started as ETF.

Source: http://saharareporters.com/article/ASUU-struggles-and-gains-adekunle-ajasin-university-akungba-akoko-busuyi-mekusi

take dat: The same monday, Daily Post said it visited the school and saw some old lecturers teaching happened to be the same day the university held the 'Opening Ceremony of a two-day orientation programme organized by the Institution for the new academics'.

The VC also 'commended them for being found worthy of employment after rigorous interviews'. It shows that the recruitment exercise started long ago(anyone familiar with recruitment process would know it takes a long time), making it doubtful that the were recruited to replace the 'sacked' lecturers. The school was under-staffed so it recruited more teaching staff! Moreover, there is nothing to prove that the school sacked stricking lecturers(the deadline given by FG is yet to expire). This story is the handiwork of a confused journalist.

Adex097: Good one from AAUA, ma sister's friend was recruited some weeks ago too...the funniest part of it is that, the guy just finished serving and has no masters degree.

God help us in this country

prem love: This is madnesss, give this lecture ten years from now we 'll start having the same problem we are having now is beta the federal govt solve this problem once and for all

L.M Ayedun..:

AAUA's management pulled out of the strike action before the FG ordered all Federal Unis to immediately reopen and even before the FG issued a deadline to the striking lecturers.
Few weeks ago, AAUA's management announced the automatic sack of any lecturer that failed to resume work and also last week or so, announced the start of their recruitment process.
Lastly, the AAUA's management (VC) is kinda desperate and not even working with the FG's deadline just like FUTO.

take dat: How can they start 'recruitment process' last week and from this report, the institution held its 'opening day ceremony for new academics' just last week. Recruitment process takes time, right from advertising the vacancies to the several interviews conducted by the university management. The VC himself commended them for being found worthy of employment after 'Rigorous Interviews'.

*FUTO's VC already denied sacking any lecturer.

eGuerrilla:

Psych Ops methinks.

take dat: How can they start 'recruitment process' last week and from this report, the institution held its 'opening day ceremony for new academics' just last week. Recruitment process takes time, right from advertising the vacancies to the several interviews which will be conducted by the university management. The VC himself commended them for being found worthy of employment after 'Rigorous Interviews'.


*FUTO's VC already denied sacking any lecturer.

L.M Ayedun..:
Tout! Grow some matters...
Why must you always insult? Can't you drop a reasonable comment

eGuerrilla:

The problem is not that I am a tout but that you have the reading ability of a 6 year old.
Isn't it about time you signed up for evening classes?

L.M Ayedun..:

I know your type, una plenty for here

L.M Ayedun..:

http://dailypost.com.ng/2013/11/28/ASUU-strike-aaua-begins-recruitment-replace-striking-lecturers/?

take dat: Daily Post is rather confused. The University resumed on the 2nd of December which was just 5 days ago. The opening day ceremony for the new lecturers was held last week monday which was on the 25th of November, it means the new lecturers were employed long before the 25th of November. The link you provided which reported that the VC has commenced recruitment was dated 28th of November. How can you commence recruitment when the university had already finished recruitment long before then? This was why I felt the university only recruited more lecturers.

L.M Ayedun..:
You have your point and
I respect your opinion Bro.
You are more reasonable.

gedtalks: Yeah... Its just the beginning. They've not seen anything yet. The number of strikes done by ASUU in the past 15 years is unbelivable. And all of them boil down to one thing SALARY INCREASE.

I actually do not blame students that support ASUU 's comouflage of ''improve the status of Nigerian Universities''. Did Nigerian Universities just start getting bad. And by the way which is more important '' infrastructure or the quality of education? - I mean quality education without sorting and fvcking to pass. Can 50% of our so called naija lecturers compete academically/ intellectually with Ghanian lecturers. Do our lecturers read before coming to class ? Do they update their handouts or pass the same expired information in old papers from generation to generation ? If ASUU is actually concerned about the state of Naija universities, they would have started cleaning the mess from within by removing the bad eggs amongst themselves first. Open ur eyes Great Nigerian students.