nNEOo:
tomorrow ASUU will come to tell us they're after the betterment of the Nigerian students.


All they're after is the money the never worked for...

The day our docile Nigeria student remember them,that day will be the end of this their yearly money making venture.
I can't believe.......never mind ���


#End2ASUU

ProphetM0hammad:

Owed salaries?
You mean these great lecturers were busy working and delivering great lectures yet this evil government has decided not to pay them for their work?
This is pure evil.

liltee123:



What do you think about this ASUU's statements?

heykims:
No work, no pay.
Let there be a precedence.

nNEOo:
tomorrow ASUU will come to tell us they're after the betterment of the Nigerian students.


All they're after is the money the never worked for...

The day our docile Nigeria student remember them,that day will be the end of this their yearly money making venture.


#End2ASUU

zoghys:


Mumu, how many of your elected leaders work what they get?. Those teacher's of leaders have toiled more than they earn, and still stay back when some have better offer elsewhere, believing in a deadbeat country like ours with sickly leaders who are the helms of affair. Your average senator earns over 13million monthly and loot much more in the name of community project, while erudite professor who have much to offer earn averagely 500k per month, with some earning less. Think oboy, before you comment.

ProphetM0hammad:

This your talk no follow
ASUU should stop pressing home their demands with a method that will only waste student's time.

bluefilm:


Which other method(s) do you suggest?

AAA593:

The question should be: what do you think about this promise and fail government?

dalass:


Sorry to say, but this Union has been the cause of many wasted years for undergrads and postgraduate students..

Demonic

PAWG:


Are you thinking about the students in all of f this?

ProphetM0hammad:

That's for them to find out. After all they claim to be great researchers.
Some if not most of them were instrumental in getting people like Buhari and Adamu to their present positions. I don't understand why suddenly they expect them to show great love and commitment to western education.

This strike won't end the usual way, i don't think the Government is ready pay ASUU for going on strike, at most they will offer them one or two months Salaries.

Rgade:
Forget about Earned academic allowance.
Forget revitalization fund.
Forget UTAS.
Forget 2009 agreement.
This is the basic salaries being owed lecturers for months now that we're talking about. Even this the govt is finding too difficult to pay!
Is there any atom of seriousness or commitment from those charlatans towards resolving this issue?
I personally know that the pledged N70bn is way too astronomical to expect this particular govt to dump into education alone, especially considering their antecedents.
But what about owed salaries,is that also too much?

Rgade:
Forget about Earned academic allowance.
Forget revitalization fund.
Forget UTAS.
Forget 2009 agreement.
This is the basic salaries being owed lecturers for months now that we're talking about. Even this the govt is finding too difficult to pay!
Is there any atom of seriousness or commitment from those charlatans towards resolving this issue?
I personally know that the pledged N70bn is way too astronomical to expect this particular govt to dump into education alone, especially considering their antecedents.
But what about owed salaries,is that also too much?

zoghys:


Which other method would you have suggested?. Lecturer are human being too and they see on daily basis how elected leaders steals with reckless abandonment by people with low IQ, while highly cerebral people retires to abject poverty. They simply want to secure their tomorrow, while still active and the best way is industrial action regardless of whose horse is gourd. So if you look it at the peripheral then their action is far too much, but if you know the leaders we have in this country then you will understand and stand with their cause.

liltee123:


https://www.google.com/amp/s/punchng.com/no-resumption-until-fg-pays-withheld-salaries-ASUU/%3famp=1

PAWG:
In the real sense of it, is it justified to request for salaries you didn’t work for?

ASUU is part of the problem not the solution. As long as ASUU exists we’ll continue to have strikes in schools (they believe they’ll get paid regardless of how long they sit at home).

Asking to be paid salaries is akin to students asking to be promoted to the next class upon resumption.

Will FG reimburse students for their unused house rents?

bahaushe1:


They promised to pay on or before 7th December. Let's give them chance to 'fail'.

ProphetM0hammad:

Then that method without considering the adverse effects on students is the grand selfishness people have always been accusing ASUU of.

Let's assume the Government should tell them
No work, no pay
No more meetings or negotiations
That ASUU should go back to the classroom first before they will get any salary.
What do you think will happen?

bluefilm:


They have done their research and they have found out that the ONLY LANGUAGE that the Federal Government understands is STRIKE.

ProphetM0hammad:

This your talk no follow
ASUU should stop pressing home their demands with a method that will only waste student's time.

ProphetM0hammad:

Part of the negotiations should be that ASUU will get only two months salaries as an act of good faith from the government. Even the two months is like a bonus.

ProphetM0hammad:

That's a lame research, consdering it has never really worked but only waste students time.
But i think FG is ready to discredit the research once and for all this time around.

bluefilm:
All these ones na excuse to push resumption date into 2021.

Well sha, na una sabi.

Soon and very soon, even lecturing jobs and lecturers will become redundant as more and more students embrace learning online from Youtube, Udacity, Lynda, Coursera, Codegym, Udemy, Duolingo and so on...

zoghys:


ASUU is one of the strongest pressure group in Nigeria if not the strongest. This action has been on for more than 8nonths now, and they are not backing down, and so you think a lame instruction has going back to class by this FG would hold waters. My brother, is as much as I want this stand off to end, ASUU is having the ace and the FG knows it. If today FG proscribe ASUU, then the university system in Nigeria won't survive it. Most of this lecturer can easily get better or equal offer in some African countries at the very least. FG knows better, and they would blink first, I can assure you of that.