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writerights:


FG doesn't release it to ASUU, it releases it to federal universities directly.

Stop typing trash

linzeze:

Did i Mention ASUP in my post??

FG is servicing 60% of State Univerisites budget.
If states Universities are really that independent of FG sponsorship,there is no need being in ASUU.but that is not the case.

If FG stop funding state Universities,School fees would be as high as 200k and above.That is,if the state really want to produce quality graduates.

So you think States are funding their Universities Independently

hw much do u think state skuls charge at the moment

i pay over 200k oo

Sportwin:


hw much do u think state skuls charge at the moment

i pay over 200k oo

I pay over 50k in a Fed
LASU pays 25k as a State University.
Fees Must vary from Fed to Fed,State to State

when them go call off strike, that's my concern abeg

[quote author=linzeze post=74874887]
I pay over 50k in a Fed
LASU pays 25k as a State University.
Fees Must vary from Fed to Fed,State to State[/quote

ok check d infrastructure in those skuls

and check d ones we pay over 200k for nothing worthwhile

shey 200k and 50 b mate?
plus other small small levy o

writerights:


I asked what benefit the state schools are getting. Is that too be a question to ask?

Where did you think TETfund is coming from?
Needs ASSEMENT nko

Almost all infrastructures in states universities are constructed using funds from FG

Which was made possible as a result OF ASUU struggle

Imagine State universities without TETfund among others..


The state governors are not ready to fund their institutions

If state uni are to wait for state government
My brother nah sun we wey dey state uni for dey receive lecture




About those that did not join like lautech

They are paying fine to the National body

I laff o, make i jejely dey luk

writerights:


FG doesn't release it to ASUU, it releases it to federal universities directly.

you don't know what you're talking about guy

[quote author=Sportwin post=74874995][/quote]
If your 200k doesn't yield anything,its the fault of the adminstration.

Sportwin:

hw much do u think state skuls charge at the moment
i pay over 200k oo

Wetin den dey use d money wey tetfund dey giv dem do

Is it 2ru dat even doz fed. Uni. Dat did not partake in the strike will still recieve a share of de money

Will I be right to call the State University lectures ZOMBI?

Follow follow


They gain nothing by participating and gain a lot by not participating.

Lisaint:




Where did you think TETfund is coming from?
Needs ASSEMENT nko

Almost all infrastructures in states universities are constructed using funds from FG

Which was made possible as a result OF ASUU struggle

Imagine State universities without TETfund among others..


The state governors are not ready to fund their institutions

If state uni are to wait for state government
My brother nah sun we wey dey state uni for dey receive lecture




About those that did not join like lautech

They are paying fine to the National body

Leave that guy,i told him FG is almost Funding State Univerisites.

op u know State owned universities are public right?

ralph28:
Will I be right to call the State University lectures ZOMBI?

Follow follow


They gain nothing by participating and gain a lot by not participating.

And who told you that?

lanibi:
You're right Op. I've been thinking about this lately. Imagine EKSU is yet to conclude the 2017/18 session which started since Nov 6 2017. Despite the expensive tuition fee and other attached fees paid by the students, the management never felt the need to avoid or pull out of the strike and to think they still went on a 2months strike in 2018. Greediness and lack of proper management won't make them feel pity for the students.
This is very pathetic.

EKSU issue is beyond that, crisis deepen, no payments of workers salary at when due.

linzeze:

Leave that guy,i told him FG is almost Funding State Univerisites.

I wonder why some undergraduate can still ask

What State Uni are gaining from National Strike When It's so clear to them in there various campuses

Lisaint:



I wonder why some undergraduate can still ask

What State Uni are gaining from National Strike When It's so clear to them in there various campuses

Ignorance

When LAUTECH strike, that is still likely to arise soon, lasted for a year and some students died self, ASUU national went on with business as usual. What these state bodies don't know is that the national bodies get the bulk share of benefit while the state bodies get the brunt. And they just follow like zombies.

As a SSANU member of a federal University, Are we also going to benefit from the money recently released to ASUU as part EARNED ALLOWANCE matter?

linzeze:
One of the demands of ASUU is to increase funds in State Universities.
So that Profs in Fed and State would earn the same.
If a state University decides not to join ASUU,it is to their own detriment.
The main reason for creating State Univerisites was to enable indegines Attend Universities.
The Funding of these Univerisites rest on the State Government.But, of recent,States Could not Fund Univerisites anymore.FG had to take over.

So States Universities had to join those in Federal and Strike.

Those that opted out and those that are not part of ASUU,I Heard they usually pay a particular Amount of Money(Like Fine) inorder to continue Lectures.i stand to be corrected though.

Staff in some State universities earn more than their counterparts in Federal universities.

linzeze:

Did i Mention ASUP in my post??

FG is servicing 60% of State Univerisites budget.
If states Universities are really that independent of FG sponsorship,there is no need being in ASUU.but that is not the case.

If FG stop funding state Universities,School fees would be as high as 200k and above.That is,if the state really want to produce quality graduates.

So you think States are funding their Universities Independently

Lies! State universities are more or less being funded on their own. FG allocation like Tetfund are called intervention. Why do you think they pay more than federal universities?

GistFullGround:
Atiku knows what University education is that's why he established one in his home state.


Buhari does not even know the relevance of a Primary education not to talk of University.


Vote Atiku and I believe ASUU strike will cease

1.No, ASUU strike won't cease under Atiku....and saying that Atiku is good for universities because he established one in his home state is like saying Buhari is good for universities too...since at least 4 were established under his administration.

2. The problem is, under the terms of the 2009 agreement., ASUU got a promise from FG to pay 3 trillion in extra funding for universites over the next 2 years. That funding has been beaten down to 1.1 trillion over 5 years.

3.With oil prices falling...Atiku is not going to get funding needed...

4.Plus...as far as I am concerned, Universities in Nigeria need more than 2 trillion annually just to keep fees low.

5.The real issue around the strike is that neither ASUU nor the government wants to face the cold reality of raised fees....instead they pretend we have the money, somehow...when we don't.

earned academic allowance bro. states like benue has not payed a dime

is ETF not a federal government program?