JJuanMiguel:
Lazy pedophiles, sex for grade corrupt lecturers, how will they cope and adapt in a lawful country?
Cos they are used to insolence, harassing and victimizing students here.

Bluntguy:
And agbadorians want to continue from where Buhari stops.

Wey dat mod wey dey delete any comments against baba agbado? Food don done o.

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) is leading other public tertiary institutions in the number of lecturers resigning their posts due to the federal government’s poor handling of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU’s) ongoing strike.

Dele Ashiru, the UNILAG’s ASUU chapter chairman recently disclosed in Arise Television interview that about 70 percent of the institution’s best lecturers have resigned from their jobs.

Ashiru in his speech reiterated that the federal government’s disposition towards university professors is disrespectful and insensitive.

“The impact of the government’s insensitivity and deployment of the weapon of hunger might not be immediately known until after the strike. As I speak with you, more than 70percent of bright and promising young academics retained by the university through mentorship have all left the country for greener pastures due to the poor conditions of service in Nigeria.

“Those that are left are on the verge of leaving. No government in the history of Nigeria has been so insensitive, brash, and disrespectful of the best brains in the country. This is unfortunate and a shame,’’ he said.

The Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) Ile-Ife also is among the institutions affected by this ugly development.

According to Adeola Egbedokun, the ASUU chapter chairman at OAU lecturers have begun to resign and relocate abroad for greener pastures.
However, he could not give an accurate number of lecturers that have resigned from their jobs in the institution,

Similarly, Oluyinka Awopetu, the ASUU chairman at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA)-Ondo State revealed that lecturers are resigning in their numbers and relocating abroad for a better life.

“There, of course, are lecturers that are traveling out of the country in pursuance of further qualifications.”

“It is impossible to say they abandoned the profession authoritatively. Others sought ways of coping in this difficult and trying time as well. One may not be able to say if they are coming back or not! If you were in their shoes and you find a better opportunity, what will you do please?” he asked.

Recalled that Emmanuel Osodeke, the president of ASUU had lamented the mass resignation of lecturers in most public universities due to the federal government approach of ‘no work, no pay’ which the union members considered insensitive.

“So many lecturers are leaving to engage in farming and others; lecturers are tired of the treatment they’re receiving from the government and because of this, they are looking for alternatives. So many more will leave even after the strike too.

“I pity the country; Nigeria will be the loser for it. Instead of coming to the table; look at how they will solve the issue, rather, they believe in punishing lecturers. It’s so sad. Your lecturers went on strike, you believe they will become hungry and come back to beg. Many lecturers will also leave to venture into other areas; some are also looking at becoming self-employed,” Osodeke said.

ASUU embarked on a 30-day warning strike on February 14 to give the federal government the opportunity to address its demands, which the government failed to do, and the strike is still lingering after about 195 days without a clear direction of what comes up next.

fman:

But prophet Hosea in the Bible married
Gomer an olosho.

Nlkay:

How often do you get jobs with this? You reside in Lagos or where cos I share same discipline.

rusher14:

I think the government should only make concessions that are realistic.

If ASUU wants to live in the cloud or blackmail government because it is close to elections, let them do their worst.

Whoever takes over would meet the same reality maybe even worse on ground.

Remember, if they strike for 1 year, they'll be expecting the entire backlog be paid.

Students please continue supporting ASUU.

pocohantas:


Make una dey calm down with motivational speech abeg. Salary pass salary.

Bengs37:
[color=#006600][/color] please what does it take to become a consultant in ones field.

Nlkay:

Pls what kind of consultancy are you into?

dennis3888:
Good day everyone please i need your candid advise and opinion

Am about to leave my bank job of seven years with a salary of 100k for a new business note the business has already been set up already

my fears is that am married and you know what that means i have ready responsibilities. so am now having fears that what of it doesn't work (which have been praying about seriously).


probably the fears is just in my head. your opinion please

iamyemiakins:
Make these Archaeologists dey try regulate their lies na. If dinosaur pass ontop cement wey dem just lay sef wey later dry, I no sure say you go see the clear footprints again after 10 years, in such environment

brightonos24:
Video

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aV7KfJP5BuE

Opinions differ after clergyman, Kingsley Okonkwo, dismissed claims that Jesus is against divorced persons remarrying

https://www.instagram.com/p/ChfEDJZNoiu/?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=

Kagd10:
That's why we need to ensure our country gets better.. Saudi Arabia don't even accommodate strangers even if they're Muslims. As long as you're not Arabs. Worse is if you're black. In fact, they hate Blacks the most.

Only Dubai tries to accommodate the Rich Black foreigners but now, they're driving them out too.


That's why we need to develop our country. That's why we need Tinubu, the most progressive competent liberal leader among the candidates need to be voted.

Tinubu's legacies as a Lagos governor include..

1. Creation of Agencies (which employed & still employs thousands of employees):
LSDPC, Public Works, LASTMA, LAMATA, LIRS, much more... Other agencies were then created by then Gov Fashola e.g LASRRA, etc.

2. Building of Public facilities: Standard Millennium Schools, Markets across the state, LASU projects and LASU Teaching Hospital, Other Major Hospitals/General Hospitals includes:

a. Ifako-Ijaye Hospital
b. Alimosho Hospital
c. Somolu Hospital
d. Mushin Hospital
e. Ibeju-Lekki hospital etc and several health care centres.

3. Massive Housing Estates across Lagos.

4. Development of Lekki Ajah axis and others.

5. Conceived the BRT project and constructed the dedicated BRT lane from Island to Mainland. BRT operation started fully under Fashola.

6. Massive Infrastructural development: Construction of Road networks all across Lagos. He invited President Obasanjo to Lagos to commission roads in Surulere, Yaba and other parts of Lagos.

7. Providing IPP to Lagos State Institutions, from General Hospital Lagos Island to Secretariat Alausa

8. Focus on IGR by making several economic policies which led to enormous increase in Lagos revenue today. Ensured Lagos thrived despite Obasanjo seizing Lagos allocation for years.

9. Development of Lagos State Public Service & Secretariat Alausa encompassing many MDAs. Employment of Technocrats to head MDAs. 

10. Another big achievement was the conception and starting of Lekki seaport, Eko Atlantic, Lekki Free trade zone and other multi billion dollar projects on the Island.

11. In addition, Tinubu also brought in the First telecom into Nigeria.

Above all, ABAT brought in technocrats into the State Public sector as Commissioners, Heads of MDAs, which has continued till now. He recruited across tribes..

In summary, ABAT is the architect behind the modern Lagos.

Let each candidates list their legacies in relative to how they would improve the country or shut up their noisemaking. Simple as ABC. We're not gonna ride on blind faith like before. Let us improve the country. Tinubu is the only one who can.. The only progressive competent liberal Leader among all the candidates.

Cc: pineed.

Macsjebs:
Source: https://www.odditycentral.com/news/teen-girl-injects-herself-with-hiv-positive-boyfriends-blood-to-prove-her-love.html

Biodun556:
Peter Obi is Ipob candidate.
Beware! Of nepotism,
beware of terrorism,
beware of ethnic cleansing,
beware of domination

Realtalk20:
This is brilliant and a good idea to cut down the size of the work force

jumper524:
Reno omokri has once again praised tinubu days after mocking him.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tqjLDuNQhE0

Nazgul:
Are they fighting for their selfish interests or that of the students?

Personally, I don’t get seduced by the facade of fighting the government every time in the name of strike and people will willingly pull their strides behind ASUU. It doesn’t always move me. I want to ask the question; is ASUU really fighting for the well-being of the students, or are they using the fact that Nigeria is a failed government to clone as a facade to pursue their selfish interests, because they know that people will always fall behind them?

If ASUU is fighting for the welfare of the students, why won’t they also consider the welfare of the students and return to school? Why are they so comfortable that our students are at home since February, 2022 up till now? That is a period of 5 months and they are not even ready to move.

They don’t even care. As for me, I don’t support the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) joining ASUU in the strike. If ASUU is fighting for the welfare of the students, and they want us to believe that they have no ulterior motive, why haven’t they come out with their templates and convince Nigerians of their demands? Have they explained to the students exactly what they are fighting for and how it will benefit the students when granted?

During my days as a student, up till now, ASUU have always gone on strike and part of their demands have always been met, but I have never seen any significant improvement in the services they render to the students. The lecturers still trade sex for marks, they still sell books, handouts and collect inducements before a student passes their courses. And most importantly, they have not improved their teaching modules to enhance the education they offer.

So, how exactly is their protest in the interest of the students?

I want to know, and would be glad if anyone can help me out.

Cc. Mynd44, lalasticalala Dominique Seun.

Toks2008:
Gum chewing is not a bad thing as long as you do it in peace without constituting nuisance with it.

No matter the love I have for any lady, once she develops the habit of incessantly chewing and popping gums in her mouth loudly,i will humbly walk out of her life if she refuses to change.

I don't know if I'm the only guy with a
Misophonia for loud gum chewing and popping.

I could run mad if I stay in a place with such a sound.

sukkot:
In civilized countries, the rate at which your students pass out and graduate is testament to how great and efficient you are as a lecturer and so a professor in harvard would say I AM A GREAT LECTURER BECAUSE ALL MY STUDENTS PASSED AND GRADUATED.

This is the bragging rights of any professor in civilized countries.

Meanwhile this failure of a professor in Nigeria bragging right is how many students fail his class and drop out of the department and get kicked out of the university. This is the bragging right of this failure who is too brain dead to understand that if most of your students are failing and being kicked out of the university it is a testament of how bad of a lecturer you are.

I hereby henceforth submit that all Nigerian lecturers should be put on a salary of 200 thousand a month because that is what they deserve. They dont deserve more than that until they can make sure that all their students graduate and know what they are doing after they graduate.

Ademola47:
Head-to-head, Obi might perform slightly better than Shettima.

It was during Shettima time that the infamous terrorist group, Boko Haram gained ground.

Obi, on his side, aided the Awkuzu SARS headed by CSP Nwafor that killed hundreds of people. So in terms of security, they both flopped.

Economically, Obi seems to outshine Shettima. To talk education and infrastructure, Shettima is ahead.

For me, they will share percentage as 52 48 (with 52 in favour of Obi).

But in all fairness, it isn't okay to be comparing a vice presidential candidate to a presidential candidate. Obi should be compared with Tinubu.

Igbo:

https://twitter.com/renoomokri/status/1543960209579810817

naptu2:
Chief Martin Agbaso was a senator on the platform of the NRC during the 3rd Republic. He served as President Obasanjo's special adviser on ecology from 2001-2004. He was the APGA governorship candidate in Imo State in 2007. In November 2018, he joined APC with over 27,000 members from APGA.


Oseloka Obaze was appointed as the secretary to the Anambra State Government by Peter Obi (he and Mr Obi attended the same school). He was the PDP governorship candidate in Anambra State in 2017. He is currently a senior figure in Mr Obi's campaign organisation.



Oseloka H. Obaze @OselokaHObaze



https://twitter.com/OselokaHObaze/status/1542168005517393927

BluntTheApostle:


A confraternity is not a cult.

Soyinka co-founded a confraternity. Many more confraternities came up thereafter, but they were for protecting student interests and rights. It was the military that began to arm certain elements to break up student protests, especially during the time of Babangida. As you know, when you arm miscreants, it is always hard to disarm them.

aribisala0:
You major in minor .He effectively wished Wole Soyinka dead but you ignored that to pontificate on irrelevancies In your mind wishing a person dead is just childishness and not that important

Seems like hypocrisy to me

aribisala0:
Look at you

So you see nothing to say about what the person he quoted said? This is more important?

naijaguy1234:
Even your Achebe or whatever cannot match Soyinka brother in achievements and that’s the younger brother.

Professor Wole Soyinka is greater than Achebe anytime!

Candidlady:



Rape apologist spotted

Contribute to the topic on ground and kindly stay outta my mention


Do have a lovely day

Honlucas:
ASUU is a selfish body that should be disbanded