₦airaland Forum

Dannyxy: this guy is a bloody hypocrite oh! Well thank God you know that it's f.g that employed, so tha f.g can fire them when they are getting out of hand...

Omexonomy: Too late.
Gej should just allow this people go especialy ameachi and one thing is certain edo and nasarrawa states will soon joing PDP.

njokusboy: ......

Hearme: ARE YOU A NIGERIAN?
DO YOU READ AT ALL?
CAN JONATHAN JUST SIGN WHAT HE HAS PROMISED?

stevedure: Hahahaha, i do not expect a meaningful comment 2 eva make meaning 2 u since u're so meaningless! Everythin abt u is just negative: u eat wit ur left hand, breathe through ur mouth, read wit ur ears, sleep on ur farty-a*sshole, Gosh, everytin abt u is just d opposite n negative! Do u knw all dis insult on u 4rm Nairalanderd will form a lump and affect u someday? Pls just get a life!

What has this got to do with ASUU demands and Jonathan insincerity

bima06: haba have a little respect for the number one citizen

U mean respect for a Glutton who spearheaded the consuming of a billion naira worth of food in a financial year in the midst of abject poverty.
Surely, u gat jokes.

Richiy: Imagine that your boyfriend/fiance/husband that you trusted so much went behind ur bk and cheated. You found out and 'went on strike'. After he 'repented', and brought his folks for negotiations, would you just jump into his arms? Wont you make very sure, ie if you want him bk, that what hapnd b4 would'nt happen again? You would check every line and angle b4 making you decision ryt? That is the exact thing ASUU is trying to do. Once bitten, twice shy.

ugopeter: imagine someone calling your father DAFT...Goes a long way to buttress the level of stupidity.

stevedure: And here comes the slowpoke of Nairaland and captain of the blinds, leader of the backwards, true Hater 2 d core and a goon! All hail d APC hippopotamus, DEMDEM! it's obvious u're loosing 4rm both ends! I can understand ur wailings, please go on hating while we jump into the moving train of success! Vagaboon!

ugopeter: And the award for the Most Stupid Nairalander goes to....wait for it, wait for it, wait for it... DemDem for his stupid comments so far on this topic

Foolish boy, what have u contributed so far

Promhize: You are so daft, haven't agreed with ASUU? Didn't hear of the new demands by ASUU? Why would FG pay them for 5months in which they not work?

How will we students who paid close to 100k to rent house outside school be refunded? Those of us that left foodstuffs in school? What do we get?

You are such an idi.ot

Law-confessor:
No offence pls, but i still put it to u dat ur so called holding accountable speech is hatred beclouded sweetie.

Youngzedd: Can you stop using that Jonathan, for crying out loud He is number one citizen of this country and He deserve some respect.

taharqa: That is an Understatement, Bros... For those of us who 'know' @Demdem, we hv already 'given up'. Na Lost Case be dat...

Tahat, ask Jonathan to put his promises to paper and ASUU will surely go back to work.

kasiem: no, he just learnt from d progressives

Good, he doesn't have his own mind. Nice to know.

Olaolufred: THIS IS HOW ASUU FARE UNDER IBB AND ABACHA.
MAY BE GENERAL JONATHAN CAN TAKE IT TO THE NEXT LEVEL.

courtsey of Wikipedia on history of ASUU strike.

Military regime

The union was active in struggles against the military regime during the 1980s.[1] In 1988 the union organized a National Strike to obtain fair wages and university autonomy. As a result, the ASUU was proscribed on 7 August 1988 and all its property seized. It was allowed to resume in 1990, but after another strike was again banned on 23 August 1992. However, an agreement was reached on 3 September 1992 that met several of the union's demands including the right of workers to collective bargaining. The ASUU organized further strikes in 1994 and 1996, protesting against the dismissal of staff by the Sani Abacha military regime.[1]

jemman: Jonathan, Jonathan must hv been taking to much ogogoro lately
and who we interview d new lecturers
does he even know how d univeristy system works.

theoctopus: So what will they do? You think you can fight government as a group, without the backing of the entire country? You are naive

Actually u are the naive to think that Jonathan will sack all lecturers nationwide and employ new ones in our uni system.

kasiem: yea, fashola did same to doctors

Good then, let Jonathan sack all lecturers nationwide and employ new ones. I guess that's wisdom to u.

Arobam: Mr Man, How come you know more than 60 percent of the striking lecturers who voted nationwide for the strike to end?
Your s.tupidity on this platform is grossly underestimated. If you can spare some time to use those brains in your skull, you would come to realise that you have been spewing rubbish.

At no time has FG refused to stick with its latest agreement with ASUU. the bone of contention is that Fagge has refused to heed to the call of majority of his fellow lecturers to call off a strike but is still insisting on a 2009 agreement that ihe knows FG cannot implement.

Puntae: Hey! Stop fooling yourself trying to defend the indefensible. This your argument would have made sense if it came up before the last meeting that President Jonathan had with the ASUU leaders. There is time for everything.
The President came down from his high horse to discuss with ASUU. One expected that should have gone a long way to resolve the whole crisis but ASUU apears adamant and intent on wreaking havoc on the system.

The decay in the system did not start today. It was neither caused by Jonathan. Even the man who was president and signed the 2009 agreement did not give ASUU a kobo. They just woke up 5 years later to hold GEJ to ransome. Yet the President has obliged them with over 200 billion but they are still playing politics. If I were the president, I would have sacked all of them a long time ago.

kentorito: Its obvious you are not informed. Please do more of reading than pale criticism

excell12go: If JONATHAN is really serious with these promises of his, why is he finding it difficult to put it in writing with his signature and official stamp
So you want ASUU to call off now and go on strike again next year if He(Jonathan) fails to honour his 'air promises' abi?

Excellent questions. Fools would love to dodge it

Law-confessor:
All i could see is speech from d very DARK side of HATRED.
Onye mmuo.

eGuerrilla: Solidaaaaaarity forever, deeeeeemocracy forever

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APC Generals roll into town as promised
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jmaine: The APC dimwits should be dealt with properly within the ambits of the law . . . . .

”When we wrote this letter, we were quite aware of the ruling of the Appeal Court affirming the decision of Justice Chinyere of the Abuja Federal High Court the in the case of All Nigeria Peoples Party v Inspector General of Police (2006) CHR 181 which said, inter alia: ‘If as speculated by law enforcement agents that breach of the peace would occur, our Criminal Code has made adequate provisions for sanctions against breakdown of law and under so that the requirement of a permit as a conditionality to holding meetings and rallies can no longer be justified in a democratic society.’

”Being mindful of the position of the law on this issue but as a law abiding and a patriotic political party, we nonetheless in our said letter asked the police to provide us with escort during the procession, in line with international best practices. That the police turned down this request speaks volumes about its disdain for the rule of law.

kokoA: Government should just ensure that they keep to their own side of the bargain, this will make ASUU loose sympathy and they will have no choice but to go back to work.

Dollarman101: ASUU has been playing politics with the future of Nigerian students.