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ASUU - FG to Continue Negotiation Tomorrow (Friday)

The ASUU National President, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, made an appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos Today (Thursday) on parents and students to show understanding in repositioning and saving the country’s university system from total collapse.

According to Ogunyemi, the strike is not to short-change neither the students nor the parents and other key stakeholders but to save the country’s university system from collapse.

“We want to call on our students and parents to show understanding with our struggle as we are in this together.

“The whole essence of this struggle is to ensure that our students get worthy and deserving certificates that they will be proud of anywhere they may find themselves in the world."

“Today, most parents are sending their children and wards to private primary and secondary schools around the country because of the perceived or alleged falling standards.

“We do not want our universities to go same way because a lot of our parents may not be able to afford the private university fees,’’ he said.

He noted that university students might be staying longer at home as no concrete resolution had been reached with the Federal Government so far.

“We met on Monday in order to reach an agreement on the key issues we are agitating for but nothing tangible came out of the meeting.

“We were told that the negotiation will continue on Friday, November 30 but up till now, as we speak, I have not received any notice of meeting to that effect,’’ he said.

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how can a meeting hold when they have not been contacted?.. till next week

babyfaceafrica:
how can a meeting hold when they have not been contacted?.. till next week

yeah probably that's why we urge you to follow up our Facebook Page for updates. It's still possible they might meet urgently tomorrow

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Mtcheww

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Na wa for this ASUU sha

my own opinioin to this is that the chairman of ASUU should be able to negociate with the federal government to stop this issue of strike always is too much, course that is just four years, due to ASUU strike it now spend five or six years on it how come such student want to come out in fly colour after staying at home for almost eight or nine month with refreshing his/her brain

If nothing good comes out today then till after krzmas

D strike is on.


Awon SUPER STRIKERS...




continue ooo because as it is nw boiz don enter street....we dey find December money.

I hope it yields something productive though.. E'en though I know ASUU can't strike for less than four weeks.. I'm tired of everything sef.. ASUU, Nigerian Educational system and even Nigeria as a whole.. #iRepFUNAAB sha

Thank you Lord.. Let this one come out good abeg

I pray that agreement should never be reach

TI1919:
I pray that agreement should never be reach

but why?

campuscatch:
ASUU STRIKE UPDATE (LATEST)
#campuscatchofficial
#SHARE

ASUU - FG to Continue Negotiation Tomorrow (Friday)

The ASUU National President, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, made an appeal in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Lagos Today (Thursday) on parents and students to show understanding in repositioning and saving the country’s university system from total collapse.

According to Ogunyemi, the strike is not to short-change neither the students nor the parents and other key stakeholders but to save the country’s university system from collapse.

“We want to call on our students and parents to show understanding with our struggle as we are in this together.

“The whole essence of this struggle is to ensure that our students get worthy and deserving certificates that they will be proud of anywhere they may find themselves in the world."

“Today, most parents are sending their children and wards to private primary and secondary schools around the country because of the perceived or alleged falling standards.

“We do not want our universities to go same way because a lot of our parents may not be able to afford the private university fees,’’ he said.

He noted that university students might be staying longer at home as no concrete resolution had been reached with the Federal Government so far.

“We met on Monday in order to reach an agreement on the key issues we are agitating for but nothing tangible came out of the meeting.

“We were told that the negotiation will continue on Friday, November 30 but up till now, as we speak, I have not received any notice of meeting to that effect,’’ he said.

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mind sharing the link?

cos I just checked the archive of the punch newspaper which you claim is your source, but there is nothing related to any meeting scheduled for friday

I envisage a Nigeria where all negotiations will be resolved amicably, a Nigeria where all will live in peace despite religion and ethnic group. A Nigeria where leaders will make and keep their promises. A Nigeria with the population of more rich people than poor people. Am not a politician though, but I will contribute my quarter to see this come true. God bless Nigeria

Brainlord1995:
my own opinioin to this is that the chairman of ASUU should be able to negociate with the federal government to stop this issue of strike always is too much, course that is just four years, due to ASUU strike it now spend five or six years on it how come such student want to come out in fly colour after staying at home for almost eight or nine month with refreshing his/her brain

Fact

Rhectz:


mind sharing the link?

cos I just checked the archive of the punch newspaper which you claim is your source, but there is nothing related to any meeting scheduled for friday

Dm us on facebook 'Campus Catch Page ' The link is available. Other News Papers have carried it this morning

Orestino:
I hope it yields something productive though.. E'en though I know ASUU can't strike for less than four weeks.. I'm tired of everything sef.. ASUU, Nigerian Educational system and even Nigeria as a whole.. #iRepFUNAAB sha

true

NuhRegular:
Thank you Lord.. Let this one come out good abeg

Amen

tokrizy:
D strike is on.


Awon SUPER STRIKERS...




continue ooo because as it is nw boiz don enter street....we dey find December money.

really?

campuscatch:
really?

yes na

tokrizy:


yes na

lol Majority of students now prefer they leave it till next year. It's obvious from their comments here https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1618249475148684&id=1447996982173935

What ASUU is doing is very right, I am a final year student in one of the university affected but I am still in support of ASUU because if these things are not corrected today, we the younger ones will meet the worse of it which is very bad. So in my opinion ASUU should not stand down on their demands until the government do something reasonable.

AnongoMathias91:
What ASUU is doing is very right, I am a final year student in one of the university affected but I am still in support of ASUU because if these things are not corrected today, we the younger ones will meet the worse of it which is very bad. So in my opinion ASUU should not stand down on their demands until the government do something reasonable.

Matthias You Speak Wisdom

Guys they are going to end this strike after election.... No money for ASUU the money wey dey ground na for Election, and if there is change in power maybe we go use 8month

Pharrel30:
Guys they are going to end this strike after election.... No money for ASUU the money wey dey ground na for Election, and if there is change in power maybe we go use 8month

lol this could nearly be the truth. If the Election was not near, they would pay attention to this ASUU crisis.