chris51:
I'm in support of 'no work no pay'.
If the government succeeds in implementing it, I bet you it will be the end of senseless ASUU strikes.

If they are paid, it's like saving for them. They will launch assorted cars while their students suffer.

It's not fair. Let lecturers face the wrath of their actions.

Tolumiide:

Please suggest a better way to express their grievances and I will upvote it. Before they went on strike, they had exhausted all available means of negotiations including a warning strike. Just as you rightly said, most of the politicians children are schooling abroad, but you're wrong for saying ASUU members children are in private universities, where will they get the money from. It's like you didn't pass thru our educational system here, it's in a poor state.

adenigga:
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has announced that it will embark on a one-day nationwide protest rally over the implementation by the Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government of a “no-work, no-pay” policy for lecturers in the country.
Naija News gathered that the nationwide protest rally would hold at the branch level of the union across public university campuses nationwide, with lectures suspended for the one-day protest.

ASUU members across universities are expected to choose a day within the week to hold a special congress and also go on protest rallies within their campuses.

Recalls that the Buhari-led Government had paid only half salary for the month of October to the public university lecturers, who had been on industrial action for eight months and returned to work on October 14.

Confirming the new directive to Nigerian Tribune on Sunday, the chairman of ASUU, University of Lagos (UNILAG) branch, Dr. Dele Ashiru, said UNILAG-ASUU had fixed Tuesday, November 15, for its own rally.

According to him, the protest rally is to draw the attention of Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora to ASUU’s strong dissatisfaction with the Buhari Government’s attempt at casualization of the academics in the country by using ‘no-work, no-pay policy’ to remunerate them.

While insisting that university lecturers are intellectuals and professionals, Ashiru noted that just as other lecturers in other branches of ASUU would do, all members of ASUU, UNILAG branch, are also expected to attend the congress and participate fully in the protest rally.

He said casualization of academics is totally alien to the academic system globally, adding that the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, wants to prove that he knows more than every other person in the world.

He stated that the Union would show Ngige that his attempt to cage the lecturers, particularly from engaging in unionism, would never come to pass as far as Nigeria is concerned.

Source: https:///ASUU-Declares-One-day-Nationwide-Protest-Rally

adenigga:
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has announced that it will embark on a one-day nationwide protest rally over the implementation by the Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government of a “no-work, no-pay” policy for lecturers in the country.
Naija News gathered that the nationwide protest rally would hold at the branch level of the union across public university campuses nationwide, with lectures suspended for the one-day protest.

ASUU members across universities are expected to choose a day within the week to hold a special congress and also go on protest rallies within their campuses.

Recalls that the Buhari-led Government had paid only half salary for the month of October to the public university lecturers, who had been on industrial action for eight months and returned to work on October 14.

Confirming the new directive to Nigerian Tribune on Sunday, the chairman of ASUU, University of Lagos (UNILAG) branch, Dr. Dele Ashiru, said UNILAG-ASUU had fixed Tuesday, November 15, for its own rally.

According to him, the protest rally is to draw the attention of Nigerians at home and in the Diaspora to ASUU’s strong dissatisfaction with the Buhari Government’s attempt at casualization of the academics in the country by using ‘no-work, no-pay policy’ to remunerate them.

While insisting that university lecturers are intellectuals and professionals, Ashiru noted that just as other lecturers in other branches of ASUU would do, all members of ASUU, UNILAG branch, are also expected to attend the congress and participate fully in the protest rally.

He said casualization of academics is totally alien to the academic system globally, adding that the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, wants to prove that he knows more than every other person in the world.

He stated that the Union would show Ngige that his attempt to cage the lecturers, particularly from engaging in unionism, would never come to pass as far as Nigeria is concerned.

Source: https:///ASUU-Declares-One-day-Nationwide-Protest-Rally

kingyakos:




But the employer can bridge agreement right?....

Nothing our ears won't hear from APC and tinubu supporters that's raising generation of illiterate.

LordIsaac:
What they refused to do in February, they are doing it in November...what a nation! After wasting students' time.

Almaigaa:


Which yeye agreement? Agreement that Yaradua and GEJ who were members of ASUU couldn't fulfill.

Ebubu:


no work no pay is in the constitution of Nigeria. Are they asking the President to become lawless ?

Londonderry:

Which nonesense constitution are you talking about? Did they not pay Medical workers for the period they were on strike, are they not planning to pay the other faction of university lecturers? Forget constitution guy they apply the law on who they hate and wave it off on who they like.

Ebubu:
conua the other faction didn’t declare indefinite strike.


medical doctors strike didn’t last up to one month. ASUU is 8 months going to 9 months

muykem:
I think that after this face off, ASUU will learn a great lesson. You can not be forcing your employer to always do bid through strike.

simeonabio:
You are behind keyboard typing rubbish, maybe should go around Universities in Nigeria and see projects that FG got commited to as result of ASUU's strike. 200billion Naira revitalization fund was released to universities for infrastructure as a result of ASUU. The fund has helped public universities to renovate dilapidated structures, build new structures, buy new equipment etc
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/151258-ASUU-strike-presidency-provides-evidence-n200-billion-cbn-deposit.html
Maybe you should read what ASUU is fighting for before you think they are selfish like your politicians who stolen billion without considering the masses.
https://businessday.ng/news/article/explainer-asuus-demands-and-what-government-has-met/

Londonderry:

Does it make any difference strike is strike whether 8 months or 2 weeks. They applied the no work no pay rule but paid them after 2 years. BTW what about that senator in prison who was paid millions while in prison for work he didn't do.

Zonefree:
Till tomorrow, I still don't know or understand why Nigerians are taking side with ASUU.

ASUU as a union is not considering the students.

The President
The Minister of Education
The Minister of Labour

All their children are not schooling in Nigeria. They're not affected in any way, if you like strike in the next 30 years, e no concern them.

Most of the ASUU members, their children are schooling in private universities.

The lecturers will shut the school against innocent average Nigerians for 8 months and still be feeling entitled, yet average Nigerians are still supporting them

ASUU don dey go strike for ages with no result, and they're still striking. Are there no other better ways to express their grievances? It's only a fool that will be doing same thing over and over again and be expecting different result.

kingyakos:




But the employer can bridge agreement right?....

Nothing our ears won't hear from APC and tinubu supporters that's raising generation of illiterate.

kingyakos:



GEJ government paid some percentage of the money and Buhari government is supposed to follow suit. ASSU is not asking for much

Habeyy:

I shake my head in disbelief when I see things "educated folks" write and their level of reasoning

Many don't know Tetfund is a product of ASUU strike
They just open mouth say things they don't know
They reason more with heart rather than head
Still they will argue against logic

LordIsaac:
What they refused to do in February, they are doing it in November...what a nation! After wasting students' time.

Almaigaa:



Why didn't GEJ pay all the money,since he is a member of ASUU and e knows the importance of what ASUU is demanding? The same ASUU went for strikes over 5 times during GEJ.

ASUU are just greedy and lazy. Give ASUU 20 trillions, they will still go on strike. But thank God, they've met their match. President Buhari is giving them hot hot and Nigerians are happy over this

kingyakos:




And u are ok with the action of buhari on ASSU and also the low budget in education.

Zonefree:
Till tomorrow, I still don't know or understand why Nigerians are taking side with ASUU.

ASUU as a union is not considering the students.

The President
The Minister of Education
The Minister of Labour

All their children are not schooling in Nigeria. They're not affected in any way, if you like strike in the next 30 years, e no concern them.

Most of the ASUU members, their children are schooling in private universities.

The lecturers will shut the school against innocent average Nigerians for 8 months and still be feeling entitled, yet average Nigerians are still supporting them

ASUU don dey go strike for ages with no result, and they're still striking. Are there no other better ways to express their grievances? It's only a fool that will be doing same thing over and over again and be etxpecting different result.

Ebubu:
protest you should had held in february, you lazily and obtusely chose 9 months strike, then after you were knocked with no work no pay, you’re now resorting to protests. Thought in february you said as academics you lots are bigger than protests ?

what you should had done then, you’re doing now. Forget it, this salary you won’t see it cause no work no pay is in our constitution. Are you asking the government to disobey constitution of Nigeria to please you?

Don’t become lawless otherwise you’ll be proscribed.

You have outlived your useful-ness.

simeonabio:
You are behind keyboard typing rubbish, maybe should go around Universities in Nigeria and see projects that FG got commited to as result of ASUU's strike. 200billion Naira revitalization fund was released to universities for infrastructure as a result of ASUU. The fund has helped public universities to renovate dilapidated structures, build new structures, buy new equipment etc
https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/151258-ASUU-strike-presidency-provides-evidence-n200-billion-cbn-deposit.html
Maybe you should read what ASUU is fighting for before you think they are selfish like your politicians who stolen billion without considering the masses.
https://businessday.ng/news/article/explainer-asuus-demands-and-what-government-has-met/