DJBIGGY:
My own is, will it affect state and private universities?

kkins25:

Werey think say Nigeria na lagos.. 😂😂😂

membranus:
The good news have started.

Better times surely coming for all Nigerians.

The mouths of the doubters and the haters will soon be kept permanently shut up.

Olachase:
there's something i later realized the more FG increases workers salary the harder the country becomes
food and other stuff will increase too

the only things governments can do is start parking those useless youths roaming about the street, empower them into farming
nobody want to farm but they want to eat chip food,

i tire for this country

pls how much will it cost me if decided to relocate to Togo

nairalanda1:
Heading off the strike

Honestly, it doesn't change much. Inflation would soon eat the increase.

Allowing universites to set the price of their school fees....OR increasing government revenue 20 fold....is the only way for better unis.

Yampotatocarrot:


Allowing universities set their price is the best way to go... I thought that was already happening when schools started increasing their fees... everything just dey confusing

Let the government allow schools set their fees, then put EFCC on their asses, I'm sure many of the school managements will be caught in several corrupt practices, use them as scape goats with ironclad cases that'll lead to about 10years imprisonment with no option of bail, maybe 15 professors from each region, and see as others will sit up

Olachase:
there's something i later realized the more FG increases workers salary the harder the country becomes
food and other stuff will increase too

the only things governments can do is start parking those useless youths roaming about the street, empower them into farming
nobody want to farm but they want to eat chip food,

i tire for this country

pls how much will it cost me if decided to relocate to Togo

onyxo76:

i don't see anything for the health workers in the educational system, their salary structure was not mentioned at all.

chatinent:


Reduce the vawulence, chief.

emmyN:


When was the last time government increased workers' salaries that you noticed this?

Olachase:
there's something i later realized the more FG increases workers salary the harder the country becomes
food and other stuff will increase too

the only things governments can do is start parking those useless youths roaming about the street, empower them into farming
nobody want to farm but they want to eat chip food,

i tire for this country

pls how much will it cost me if decided to relocate to Togo

chatinent:


It's a piece for the majority who are underpaid, not personally me.

🫶

RepoMan007:
when the schools set fees and student population reduces, what next then?
There is no shortcut to corruption problem Mr man. The person you replying to has a track record for selling and defending western agenda on this forum. How do you tame the already corrupt lecturers who aren't accountable and are already receiving as high as N15Bn a year per school that's never properly accounted for?

That's like transferring the burden of ASUU strike directly to the door steps of the students. It will backfire spectacularly.

Instead let the increase be adjusted to keep our lecturers motivated and let's tap into the cheap and effective educational stricture we already have. Believe me, if done well, outsiders will prefer to pay N1m($1000) a year to get college education in Nigeria.

Babathanks:

We should stop all this illusion. It can't work. Even here in the north, Hausa don't want to farm again. The best thing is to allow importation of foods at a subsidize rate. We can focus on other areas instead of farming, we can focus on technology like the USA. USA only focus on technology, and they import many of there food stuffs and it works for them and there economy is okay

VeeVeeMyLuv:


🙊🙈🙈🙊🙀 Oh my gawd..... !!!!!!!
Please I beg you, don't bring this up in public while gisting with colleagues or friends

USA have very vibrant active agric sector and they are world leader in Agriculture

chatinent:
This is good news from the FG to the tertiary workers.

My heart goes out to all hustling private secondary school teachers still struggling to climb to ₦12k from the never increasing ₦10k. And they make it compulsory you write lesson notes even during vacation, not like they will even pay 13 months: they will insist on only paying for the months school was functional and leave you to your fate during holidays yet they will call you a full-time teacher. As if that is not enough as a female teacher, the director of the school will still want to press bwess and wipe.

As a female teacher, I'd have to work around the clock, take care of my students, and treat those who may vomit on my okrika gown like my own children but be rewarded with ₦10k after it must have been counted six times to crosscheck it doesn't exceed? Mounted with feasting eyes of predator perverts as heads, and also co-workers who yearn to dine, I am your undercover investment. So I'd buy my pad for ₦4k and use ₦6k for the month, plus my transports? And the only time you promise me a raise is when I bend for you, or spread my thighs "before your wife returns."


And as a male teacher, I'm left with no choice but to wear my tattered underpants to school, trying to hide their sorry state with a well-pressed about-to-wear-out senator. Then why should I blow the whistle on Aunty Njideka I caught red-handed eating from the pupil's lunchbox like a jackal who hasn't seen meat in a fortnight? Why should I spill the beans..when the school is giving me the whole "your reward is in heaven" spiel? Do I really have to die in order to reap the fruits of my labor while alive?



And after all these struggles, some students will see us finish because they've lost count on how our favourite brunch is two egg-rolls, black nylon to wrap it, and 7-up in a bottle that's so old. Let's not talk about our shoes that super glue can no longer hold together. And when you correct a student by flogging, maybe with a little frustration, they run to call their parents who roar with reckless abandon "no, no, no, don't tell me that; I want to see that teacher." And we will be at the backyard eavesdropping...sadly. How can we explain we flog out of love and not hate? Wouldn't we sound stupid and our words used against us? Cos even the school wants to face its face and not ours...we are left to our first judges; our conscience. And when we hear footsteps approaching, we try to run on tiptoe only for the nail on the wall to tear the remain strong knot by the trouser. We must look like complete hediots when you see us that you define us by our appearance first and not by the knowledge we have.


Ije uwa.


Yet we all parents all forget all our children go through secondary school. We forget the secondary helpers and focus on the tertiary ones!


#DropsPen



#SecondarySchoolTeachersLivesMatter.

KingLion007:
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chatinent:


Hi chief. Good pm. It's month end.🫡

KingLion007:
Hahaha. No issue next week bruh. Trust me

chatinent:


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KingLion007:
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chatinent:

08121443666.

Thanks.

KingLion007:
which one do you prefer, recharge card or Sub?

chatinent:


Recharge is preferable.
🙂

KingLion007:
which one do you prefer, recharge card or Sub?

superintendents:
boss make i drop for sub please

KingLion007:
Done. Seen?

chatinent:


Thank you a bunch, chief.