assholemods:

Including their greedy and unrealistic requests?

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.

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 to artificially amplify this man's support.

ogaontop:

Do you know up till today, FG has no offer on ASUU's table
During an interview on 13th of July, ASUU chairman dared FG to tell Nigerians what they have to offer ASUU and since then, NOTHING has been said
ASUU said they don't want IPPIS , FG said NO
Pantami came out yesterday and declared that IPPIS has big loopholes, it failed their integrity test!!....among other demands which FG has offered nothing
Is it good to continue paying someone the same salary since 2009?

ogaontop:

Do you know up till today, FG has no offer on ASUU's table
During an interview on 13th of July, ASUU chairman dared FG to tell Nigerians what they have to offer ASUU and since then, NOTHING has been said
ASUU said they don't want IPPIS , FG said NO
Pantami came out yesterday and declared that IPPIS has big loopholes, it failed their integrity test!!....among other demands which FG has offered nothing
Is it good to continue paying someone the same salary since 2009?

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 to artificially amplify this man's support.

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

assholemods:

Who is ASUU to tell their employer the mode thru their salaries should be paid? Who does that? If there are loopholes it can be corrected. Is it not soft ware?
Greedy lecturers collecting salaries from different universities, that is one their grouse because IPPIS stoped that.
We all know that our government have failed but ASSU are just too greedy. The same problem they are facing is also affecting every part of the economy why are others not as greedy as them?

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

DrRasheed:
We will definitely vote out these miscreants called APC. However, this guy tout shouldn't dare bank on our emotions to earn billions while his kids fraternise in Europe.

Image123:


This is laughable, i guess you're a lecturer though

So i want ASUU to call of strike because strike doesn't favour government? Are they striking not to favour government?Have i said any lie in all my descriptions of ASUU?Did you for once think about the students and the many families and dreams affected most in all these?

ASUU strike in Nigeria is not new to any government like you admitted. It is the students that bear the grunt that you should pity, yet you ask them to raise their school fees to at least 600,000 naira per annum. Just wow.

Like i said, schools can run efficiently in Nigeria without strike, they should learn from Oloyede of UNILORIN. That's my solution. The foreign schools they want to be like are not leeches on their governments, they source for funding. That's my solution.

Qtrpst4:
I like it the way institutions are speaking up against APC and their evil especially now that agbado master has decided to add boko haram master to him self

iiifedimma:
Please let's support his excellency Mr Peter obi for the president of federal Republic of Nigeria, we are tired of those thief's now,

Without a tribalism and nepotism any sane Nigerian know it's only someone like Peter obi that can now rescue Nigeria from total collapsing, but seriously some ethnic bigot people will just still prefer to hav their own man at the affairs of the country either he is capable or not than to go for what could have been the best solution to all nigerian's current problems, #ObiDatti2023 is certain

ogaontop:

Since 2019 When Committee of Vice Chancellors spoke of these loopholes(a situation where you have 5,000 staff and the suspended AGF is telling FG he pays 7,000, among others), why haven't they corrected the software.
UTAS did not account for double salaries from different universities, why haven't they accepted it?
Now ASUU said they should at least fulfill their 2009 agreement, wahala
Renegotiate the agreement to what you can do, wahala
Is the government not crazy
A professor is greedy for demanding a pay rise from 315k they are currently paying him since 2009

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 the 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 governments by reelecting them.

iiifedimma:
Please let's support his excellency Mr Peter obi for the president of federal Republic of Nigeria, we are tired of those thief's now,

Without a tribalism and nepotism any sane Nigerian know it's only someone like Peter obi that can now rescue Nigeria from total collapsing, but seriously some ethnic bigot people will just still prefer to hav their own man at the affairs of the country either he is capable or not than to go for what could have been the best solution to all nigerian's current problems, #ObiDatti2023 is certain

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.
I disagree wit u.ASUU are fighting for their right...its your government that is heartless by reneging on previous agreement wit ASUU thereby keeping Universities shut down for 6 months.

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.