Am not in support of the ongoing strike and i wish for a quick resolve by by Fed Govt with ASUU but my concerns are for the newly employed lecturers,with the unstable factor of the Educational Sector in nigeria it would be ill-advised for the new lecturers to leap with their eyes closed,this may be questions pointed at them.Firstly what guarantee do they have that the present ASUU/Fed Govt faceoff Wont repeat itself.Secondly Which body or association are they presently representing cos am sure they are not under ASUU,Thirdly is this the birth of another Staff union and Lastly When they state having issues with state or Fed Govt concerning their salaries,bonus,allowance etc ,whos Going to be their voice,fight for them or represent them as a Body cos i definately know when school Resumes there would be a division between non-ASUU and ASUU Which may influence decisions and other advantages

Ken_Jak: As for AAUA new lecturers, I heard from a reliable source that they've recieved strict warning not to be in any kind of association and which is strictly not a good one. It's not something that can favour the new lecturers cos when they feel oppressed,they'll have no body to fight or speak for them like ASUU.

thats exactly what i was thinking