₦airaland Forum

Fineman87:
Again ASUU has extended the strike like a daring act against the government. The level of madness Buhari's govt has tolerated baffles advanced minds. Everything under Buhari is lawless. ASUU vs FG; PSC vs IGP, Ministers vs Agency, etc. All sorts of madness that we didnt witness in past govts, Buhari's "I don't care" attitude has allowed to faster. Now ASUU. Even small Yahaya Bello didn't tolerate ASUU. He proscribed the union. Small Kogi state, yet Buhari looks on like a brainless slowpoke. I personally wouldn't tolerate ASUU one bit. I would have cut the union to pieces long ago.

The man Buhari is incapable of enforcing discipline at the highest level, even when it is clear that action is needed. He just looks on and allows problems in govt to drag on and damage institutions. Such a useless and lifeless slowpoke of a president.

I have repeated it clear here. ASUU's case is one of utter provocation. This is just daring the govt. That's what it is. And the lifeless buffon is just there. My goodness. Someone should proscribe this union. I have said it here that it isn't ASUU's responsibility to fight for better education. ASUU members job is to teach; to use whatever facilities we have and make the best use of it. All sectors need revitalization. And revitalization is "work in progress". It cannot be achieved by the fiat of billions of naira.

Better education is not ASUU fight. It is the students' & parents fight. Yet the cowardly FG cannot weild the big stick. That is how everything under Buhari goes. Buhari's philosophy of life; the way he lives is terrible. Very terrible.

What ASUU is doing is not activism. This is a clear case of daring insurrection and provocation. How many private organizations would tolerate this from employees.

The FG needs to repeat the1988 and 1992 proscription of ASUU. The FG did it before, and they need to do it NOW. This level of madness by employees cannot stand anywhere.

bilangha:
no second world only first and third world

Justmesagi:
Senseless man, people like u are quick to saying nigeria still cannot produce toothpicks.

PureFace1:
US army used US weapons and equipment and still couldn't eradicate Taliban from Afghanistan in 20 years.

garfield1:
Peter obi will clearly win benue.majority here are Christians and hate anything fulani.obi will have 60%,tinubu 25% atiku 15%.
Obi will win the fct with 40%.tinubu and atiku will share the remaining 60% equally.with plateau being a Christian dominated state,obi might just win depending on where ex gov and ex convict dariye supports.if he supports or joins labour,obi will win plateau.as it stands pdp has no senator in plateau.their only senator istifanus gyang from plateau north has joined labour.therefore plateau north which is mainly berom who are fierce Christians will divide votes.plateau central will go where dariye wants while plateau south save for langtang will go apc.obi should gave 40%,others share 60%..
With Christians making 55% of taraba,obi will do well here.the people are tired of pdp and gov Darius.if gen t.y danjuma supports obi,he might just win but this is not certain....




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Passing shot

PS712:
I don't think this is the way to go. We all know (at least the sane ones, not those zombies) that we need to listen to solutions as we are faced with the problems already..
The blind feel it on daily basis, the lepers see it, even lower animals are not left behind as the problems of this country are so glaring..
Peter Obi discussing solutions does not in any way make him a loser, rather it portrays him as more prepared and fortified for the task ahead. Almost everyone can diagnose Nigeria's problems, but not everyone can solve it and that's the edge Peter Obi should present and I believe he can. His overwhelming acceptance is already an advantage, diagnosis of the problems and how the problems will be treated will make his campaign complete. Hoarding of solutions isn't wise at all. Check all over the world, especially in thriving democracies among developed countries, no candidate hoards solutions, they lay bare their blueprints, let's not misguide Peter Obi and start losing relevance and support as campaign progresses to general elections, please.

Ibechris2:
U are a smart guy.