WhiteSoup:
Buhari is a curse to Nigeria.

I does not even knows why we the yoruba was deceive by the gambaris to vote the scam called APC.

We miss Goodluck Jonathan

9jakohai:


And that's the harsh gospel truth.

Infact the BIG elephant in the room, in all of ASUU's disputes with the govt has been tuition fees. Both sides have tiptoed around the issue....refusing to face the reality that fees may have to go up....because it does not win votes, and it only makes you more unpopular. To say nothing of provoking student unrest (just a small raise in cafeteria prices led to riots in Nigerian universities in the late 1970's...the famous Ali must Go riots).

WhiteSoup:
Buhari is a curse to Nigeria.

I does not even knows why we the yoruba was deceive by the gambaris to vote the scam called APC.

We miss Goodluck Jonathan

RIPEnglish:
please don't meeted their demands, am not ready to went back to school now yet.

WhiteSoup:
Buhari is a curse to Nigeria.

I does not even knows why we the yoruba was deceive by the gambaris to vote the scam called APC.

We miss Goodluck Jonathan

obailala:
Who is the bigger curse?...

GEJ who got deceived by ASUU to make an impossible promise to ASUU but ended up not fulfilling a single part of the promise despite the fact that his government earned over 5 times more than Buhari and also spent twice the time in Aso Rock than Buhari... GEJ is a saint whom you miss but you think Buhari who inherited the N850billion debt from GEJ and is struggling to clear it in this time of low finances is the cursed one in this matter?

Some of these Jonathanians, e be like say una get migraine.

Nbote:
Who did we offend abeg... What sort of hopeless aides did dis govt appoint? What is d business of d special assistant in making such categorical statement? Even if d demands cannot b met shld u com out and categorically say it?

Those of u blaming GEJ simply don't have sense. ASUU and their demands go as far back as OBJ's administration. GEJ inherited same, negotiated with dem and dey agreed on fresh terms. Dats what negotiation does. There has always been and there will always b strike actions but d most important thing is how d govt negotiates with dem. D govt doesn't have to meet their terms but simply agree on a new one with dem. Such statement only shows how insensitive some of these morons are.



Shehu gave an indication that the President Muhammadu Buhari’s government might not be able to meet the huge financial obligation the striking lecturers were demanding since the N850bn debt was more than the total allocation to the Ministry of Education in the 2017 Budget, which he put at N369bn.
Shehu said, “Governments enter into agreements that they can pay for. Ability to pay is a key requirement in going into agreements.


Our Aso clinic's budget is more than dat of our teaching hospitals combined but yet our President has spent more than 150days in total in London for medical treatment..

9jakohai:


To be fair, in 2013....the money looked payable...until oil fell in 2014. That's where issues started.

The real thing is that fees have to go up....or we find N3 trillion now. Just for universites



1.You are a childish bigot.Sorry, but it is the truth.

[b]2.ASUU went on strike twice in GEJ's regime(2012, and 2013)...to get the govt to pay up the N3 trillion agreed in 2009 by Yaradua. GEJ's labour minister finally told them the truth during the second strike in 2013....that govt could not afford N3 trillion, and instead offered N1 trillion over 5 years....which they were able to pay N200bn before oil price falls made that impossible.
(Infact, just to show you how bad things were regarding financing....Governor Wike in 2013 when he was Minsiter of Educaiton signed an agreement with polytechinc lecturers to increase their salaries....an agreement all the parties were happy with. Only for the salaries and wages commision to look at the agreement and tell them that it was impossible to pay such salaries. Back in the good days of GEJ....)

3.At the moment, if we want universities to be adequately funded....we need N3 trillion naira at least. GEJ's last budget was N5 trillion in 2015. This govt is spending N8 trillion this year....much of which is borrowed. Would you agree they spend N5trillion just on universities without even spending on other sectors of education like primary, secondary, polys, colleges of education?

4.Fee rises are inevitable. Infact, fees rose under GEJ's regime in the wake of the new 2013 agreement ASUU signed with govt...simply because VC's realized that the extra money was never coming. And fees may have to go up[/b]

5.Seriously, give up your tribal bigotry. I myself have been deceived and tricked by people of all tribes, and have been helped and treated well by people of all tribes. Losing an election in 2015 is not the end of the world.

9jakohai:


To be fair, in 2013....the money looked payable...until oil fell in 2014. That's where issues started.

The real thing is that fees have to go up....or we find N3 trillion now. Just for universites



1.You are a childish bigot.Sorry, but it is the truth.

[b]2.ASUU went on strike twice in GEJ's regime(2012, and 2013)...to get the govt to pay up the N3 trillion agreed in 2009 by Yaradua. GEJ's labour minister finally told them the truth during the second strike in 2013....that govt could not afford N3 trillion, and instead offered N1 trillion over 5 years....which they were able to pay N200bn before oil price falls made that impossible.
(Infact, just to show you how bad things were regarding financing....Governor Wike in 2013 when he was Minsiter of Educaiton signed an agreement with polytechinc lecturers to increase their salaries....an agreement all the parties were happy with. Only for the salaries and wages commision to look at the agreement and tell them that it was impossible to pay such salaries. Back in the good days of GEJ....)

3.At the moment, if we want universities to be adequately funded....we need N3 trillion naira at least. GEJ's last budget was N5 trillion in 2015. This govt is spending N8 trillion this year....much of which is borrowed. Would you agree they spend N5trillion just on universities without even spending on other sectors of education like primary, secondary, polys, colleges of education?

4.Fee rises are inevitable. Infact, fees rose under GEJ's regime in the wake of the new 2013 agreement ASUU signed with govt...simply because VC's realized that the extra money was never coming. And fees may have to go up[/b]

5.Seriously, give up your tribal bigotry. I myself have been deceived and tricked by people of all tribes, and have been helped and treated well by people of all tribes. Losing an election in 2015 is not the end of the world.

DaBillionnaire:



everyday, u murder english language, but why

RIPEnglish:
please don't meeted their demands, am not ready to went back to school now yet.

TheRealestGuy:


Mr 9jakohai the funny hypocrite see this.

Not everything is about GEJ or 2015 election you stinking hypocrite calling someone a bigot.

WhiteSoup:


What is this one saying exactly?

obailala:
Who is the bigger curse?...

GEJ who got deceived by ASUU to make an impossible promise to ASUU but ended up not fulfilling a single part of the promise despite the fact that his government earned over 5 times more than Buhari and also spent twice the time in Aso Rock than Buhari... GEJ is a saint whom you miss but you think Buhari who inherited the N850billion debt from GEJ and is struggling to clear it in this time of low finances is the cursed one in this matter?

Some of these Jonathanians, e be like say una get migraine.

pinkbae:

U beta went back to skul cos u was kills our beloved English

Skillbobralph:
And these same people were the one shouting and condemning ASUU strikes during Jonathan and PDP regime. APC is the worst thing to have happened to Nigeria...

9jakohai:


I called the person I called a bigot because of his comments about gambaris. You can critique people for not voting for GEJ without resorting to tribal bigotry.

Regarding the points you raised...yes...the govt is alleged to have spent 30million on presidential treatment ...ie 10,905,000,000 naira(10.9 billion naira).

That's a lot of money....but remember our universities need 800billion naira from the GEJ agreement (and keep in mind that I agreed with the fact that govt of GEJ did not have the means to meet ASUU's original demand of N3 trillion from the 2009 agreement.).

In brief....wasteful London spending otherwise....we need far more than what we are spending treating Bubu in London to adequately fund our universities.

According to the 2009 agreement...we need N1.5 trillion per annum to spend on universities. N10.9billion is a small drop compared to that.

I have no issue with GEJ supporters,or Bubu supporters...till they start using gross tribalistic language. Sorry...but that's not right.

9jakohai:


Points I and 5 states that you can criticise people for voting for Bubu without resorting to tribalistic language about gambaris, and whatever. Makes you just as bad as Bubu supporters who use bigoted terms.

Focus on points 2-4....that is the meat of the issue. In brief....govt cannot fund university education.....or GEJ would have just paid the N3 trillion promised in 2009 by 2012. The fact that he could not shows that the era of govt funding universities is over.

Education is expensive.

melejo:
When did you start reading news, that agreement was signed since 1999

TheRealestGuy:


You obviously failed to assimilate the precious points made in that post, all you can think of is trying to defend your Buhari.

Common sense is indeed uncommon and the joke is on you.

You're much more worse than that first guy you quoted.

WhiteSoup:
Buhari is a curse to Nigeria.

I does not even knows why we the yoruba was deceive by the gambaris to vote the scam called APC.

We miss Goodluck Jonathan

WhiteSoup:


Honestly I still don't knows what this one is saying..

WhiteSoup:
Buhari is a curse to Nigeria.

I does not even knows why we the yoruba was deceive by the gambaris to vote the scam called APC.

We miss Goodluck Jonathan

WhiteSoup:
Buhari is a curse to Nigeria.

I does not even knows why we the yoruba was deceive by the gambaris to vote the scam called APC.

We miss Goodluck Jonathan

9japrof:
One problem I have with this government is that they talk freaking too much, they don't know when to talk and when to keep mute.

You just had an industrial dispute with your staff and the best you can come up with is this trash. The excuse of where would they bring out the cash to pay the 800 billion plus debt arrears is simply flimsy and inexcusable. The over 30 million dollars and counting already alledgedly spent in the President's treatment was it captured in the budget?

Oh God why did you bring me into this country called Nigeria, every sane person who dabbles into naija's political space becomes insane and speaks gilberish...

Jolar101:

Come on, government is a continuous institution. Why did Buhari inherited BVN STA and all the good economy policies of GEJ's administration.

ASSU must be paid by APC administration.

Anyway, congratulations to Buhari the president of APC and northerners Hausa Fulani 101 days in London.