God1000:
We're voting APC out next year.

I'm ready to lose friends as we approach 2023 presidential election, I will sever ties with anyone that tries to cause more harm to this country including my friends.
You can't be my friend if you support bad politicians.


But it appears ASUU is only after their own selfish interest, they don't really care about the plights of the students.

donjazet:
All Obidients should spread these pictures below so that other people wouldn't fall prey to these evil people's tactics.

APC paid agents create multiple accounts to generate fake likes and shares yo artificially amplify these man's support.

Rebuke:






Yhu have been spamming every thread with this yhur free training. I am beginning to suspect yhu......I smell desperation.

bro4u:
ASUU should please STFU,, they're super selfish

29kobo:


No seriously, what is your solutuion to the problem...because the issues go way beyond the demands on paper?

Do you support raised fees, raised taxes...so that we find money to fund ASUU's demands that government fufils the 2009 ASUU-FG agreement in full?

29kobo:



So ASUU should keep quiet , eh?

I am not supporting Obi or your candidate...but I want to know WHAT solution you have to end ASUU strike.

God1000:
We're voting APC out next year.

I'm ready to lose friends as we approach 2023 presidential election, I will sever ties with anyone that tries to cause more harm to this country including my friends.
You can't be my friend if you support bad politicians.


But it appears ASUU is only after their own selfish interest, they don't really care about the plights of the students.

Image123:


Solution is that they resume work immediately as far as they are expecting to be paid for all the wasted months of strike. They need to be innovative about funding and stop the silly 200% dependence on government for funding. Oloyede was a clear case study of the possibility when he was in UNILORIN. They didn't join ASUU in all these useless and selfish strikes and the school was averagely well managed. He replicated similar with his work in JAMB. Foreign schools that they are comparing themselves to are not government parasites.
You must have been in Nigerian colleges, these lecturers are not all that. These useless ones that damage people's lives and destinies. Using student's projects and articles for their personal papers to become Dr. and Professor. This hawkers that turn class rep to affiliate marketer to sell textbooks for grades. Some of their textbooks ma still photocopy from 1980 done in their business centers in the school. These ones need little or no pity, they don't pity the students in their care as you can see and know.

God1000:
We're voting APC out next year.

I'm ready to lose friends as we approach 2023 presidential election, I will sever ties with anyone that tries to cause more harm to this country including my friends.
You can't be my friend if you support bad politicians.


But it appears ASUU is only after their own selfish interest, they don't really care about the plights of the students.

scrolldown88:
Nigeria is a funny place. I find it totally baffling that even with all the decay in society, we are still debating whether or not to revote in a repressive government that has consistently impoverished the common man for 8 years.
At this point in a sane country, the present government would have been booted out.
The hunger and insecurity is biting. Government is insensitive to the plight of the common citizens. Yet still boldly seeking re-election.
Rich or poor, there's no joy in this country. The poor have it worst, because even poor man food is becoming unaffordable to them.
As for the rich, there's little rest, no freedom because of the many insecurities.
In a sane country:
At this point even if APC brings in John the Baptist as their candidate, they should be rejected. Anything short of that is re-enforcing bad behavior; and will seem like we're telling them to carry on with the 'good' work. APC shouldn't be considered no matter what or who they field.

As for PDP we've all seen what they have to offer. And it's not much different from what APC has currently done. In a sane country PDP won't be considered.

As for LP, I'm inclined to say they are the same as the 2 mentioned above. But voting them in gives a strong statement. A statement that says Nigerians are wiser and won't hesitate to vote out any party that does bad. A strong and bold statement that if you Bleep up you would be voted out at the next poll.
That's how countries grow. We have to move away from reelecting failing government, thereby reenforcing them, to changing failing government and trying new ones.
This kind of voters ideology is the only thing that will keep government on their toes and force them to deliver what they promised.
Right now APC can't promise anything because the promises of the past 8 years haven't been met.
We should stop encouraging bad government by reelecting them. You nailed it completely, I love your comment, more grace to u

J4parry:


He has basically told us that PO does not have the solution to ASUU strike without telling us how his anointed will resolve the perennial strike. As a Nigerian, I really do not care who governs so long as the common Nigerian is given a sense of belonging in his own country with functional amenities and strict adherence to the rule of law. Not sure that is asking for too much.

kaludestiny10:
I truly feel for these lecturers. Imagine going for months without salaries.

God1000:
We're voting APC out next year.

I'm ready to lose friends as we approach 2023 presidential election, I will sever ties with anyone that tries to cause more harm to this country including my friends.
You can't be my friend if you support bad politicians.


But it appears ASUU is only after their own selfish interest, they don't really care about the plights of the students.

nlfpmod:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d2a7HklEDh0



https://twitter.com/AIT_Online/status/1558183867261095937?t=nItgs_Sd1OPUmZOTQf6duQ&s=08

God1000:
We're voting APC out next year.

I'm ready to lose friends as we approach 2023 presidential election, I will sever ties with anyone that tries to cause more harm to this country including my friends.
You can't be my friend if you support bad politicians.


But it appears ASUU is only after their own selfish interest, they don't really care about the plights of the students.

SafariHunter:
I am obedient but I actually agree with Adamu Garba when he said the ASUU strike has political undertones.
The FG has met their needs to a very large extent, 100% pay rise( excluding state uni which is very understandable as most states haven't even implemented minimum wage).
TET fund has released billions.
Earned allowances have been paid.
UTAS is at final stages of testing...



ASUU doesn't care about us, they have a sole responsibility to students and not telling us to vote out APC which we will already do...

Just NEgedu ASUU matter

SafariHunter:
I am obedient but I actually agree with Adamu Garba when he said the ASUU strike has political undertones.
The FG has met their needs to a very large extent, 100% pay rise( excluding state uni which is very understandable as most states haven't even implemented minimum wage).
TET fund has released billions.
Earned allowances have been paid.
UTAS is at final stages of testing...



ASUU doesn't care about us, they have a sole responsibility to students and not telling us to vote out APC which we will already do...

Just NEgedu ASUU matter

29kobo:


All that does not answer the ultimate question...the funding question.

You are saying that they should resume because it does not favour your party/government.

Anyway, I will tell you mine. The government needs to raise fees, and raise taxes to levels that can fund universites adequately and prevent future strikes from happening. It should also provide financial assistance only to students who come from families earning less than N50000 monthly...in the form of grants and loans. Fees should be as high as 600000-1.2million per annum. Families should be encouraged to set up savings funds for universites for their kids from childhood to adulthood.

Telling ASUU to shut up and go back to work just brushes the problem under the carpet. All this time we have been telling ASUU to shut up and go back to work since 1992. And they always have , and our universites are no better.

It is a shame no party, including the APC you love, has a solution.

ASUU will stop going on strike when the problem is adressed. Telling them to keep quiet, anc alling them names does not solve the main issues.

And to be honest, if we are not careful, in ten years, private universities will surpass public universites. Because your government won't face reaility.

Jostoman:
stop calling yourself Obidient, we the Obidient know ourselves. There is nothing political there let FG fulfill there to ASSU so that students can return back to school

SafariHunter:
I am obedient but I actually agree with Adamu Garba when he said the ASUU strike has political undertones.
The FG has met their needs to a very large extent, 100% pay rise( excluding state uni which is very understandable as most states haven't even implemented minimum wage).
TET fund has released billions.
Earned allowances have been paid.
UTAS is at final stages of testing...



ASUU doesn't care about us, they have a sole responsibility to students and not telling us to vote out APC which we will already do...

Just NEgedu ASUU matter