₦airaland Forum

urchpath: U are just a wild animal let loose from the zoo. So y should I go ahead n argue with anencephalic brainless psycho like u. So kid kip displaying ur skills here while I get back to my business.
FYI: my dad is a senior lecturer.

Afam4eva: Can you folks please proffer solutions to the many problems we have in Nigeria instead of always calling for Jonathan's head like your party will do any better.

gbanikiti: Lol! Am trying to figure at who the 2 people are! Hehehehehe!

Afam4eva: I'm only miffed that you no longer comment on topics constructively like you used to. All i see from you is terms like Excellent piece, GBAN, +100, Na so etc.

Afam4eva: It's always excellent as far as it discredits JOnathan. I won't be surprised if you align with satan if he stands up tomorrow to call out Jonathan.

urchpath: U are grossly annoying! Like u carelessly said "their fight has made some of them millonaires", if u listen to yourself very well u will understand how imbecilic you have become...some group of people becoming millonnaires @ the expense of the future of multitude of students. Smh!

urchpath: And that is exactly y u have been ranting non-sense on this thread. No doubt you are possibly a member of the self-centered ASUU and care-less about the negative impact of this strike on students. U don't even have any intelligent point to offer here. All u do is call people fools and make a bigger fool of urself. My advice: just quite disgracing urself. And lest I forget, grow up! Thank you

mooregan: I've observed you've called almost everybody who's not seeing things from ur own point of view FOOLS. Do u think u r any better? Can't u raise ur point without insulting anybody? Mr too sabi like you.

wesley80: Was that the year they were supposed to teach you common sense? Now see what you've become after you go say strike good!

opylas: U b student @ all?

obayaya: amongst the negotiation team for ASUU.. there's a certain Prof. Chukuka Okonjo who I believe is professor Ngozi okonjo iweala's father.

Prof. Ngozi okonjo iweala was the minister of. finance in 2009 when this agreement was reached.

so is the honorable minister telling us that his royal Majesty her father was stupid when they renegotiated this agreement.

or was Prof. Ngozi okonjo iweala so daft back then in. 2009 that she didn't see that the agreement wasn't feasible.

if the figures in this agreement were to be adjusted according to inflation, the Federal government should be paying more.

castrokins: You should ask ASUU how they expend TETFUND. What cause are they fighting for? After years of funding through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, can you say for a certainty that objectives of the fund were/are met?

gbanikiti: Best comment so far!

I support ASUU to continue the strike and avoid any intimidation from the FG. Government is not doing any favour by paying the lecturers. It is their hard earned money they are fighting for. If our federal legislators are being paid for some irrelevant allowances which is just an avenue to steal money,why should our lecturers not be paid for their hard work? Why should the people who impact knowledge on our children be underpaid more than the fools who sit in NASS doing absolutely nothing?

The strike should continue until their entitlement and allowances are settled!!

manie: I think post graduate students pay for their masters and doctorate programmes, the allowance for supervising post graduate students ought to be billed in the school fees, this should not be the headache of the FG but the respective Universities.

Conceptz: Its nice like that, FG should stop paying them, keep the money in bank, let d money yield interests and then pay them all their salaries only when they resumed work

leofab: and you think the only way to fight them is by joining them in the loot? There are still other sector7 that need to be restrategized. Think of Polytechnics, colleges, monotechnics, and othes tertiary institutions, not undermining the secondary and primary schools though. If ASUU Succeeds expect the likes from others too. Polytecnics, monotechnics, colleges, universities suffer thesame plight.

neio: The sorting no reach them....bunch of academic kidnappers!! They should not tell us that they are fighting for the Universities....paid agents of private universities!

Idrismusty97: ASUU claimed they would keep on fighting. Lets see how strong they will be now.

agabaI23: In your earlier post, you asked If a poster was sure the money is the recipients' accounts. Now Youve seen a comfirmation, you chose to find faults with semantics. I don't even see where I sounded like it was a favour. I clearing the air about whether the money has been paid or Not which was your earlier concern.

taharqa: I don't appreciate FOOOLS quoting me. Plz, be adviced...

taharqa: I can personally confirmed this in Uniben. When I heard that sm of my 'guys' got more than a million naira in ALLOWANCE last week (and it was even half of it- from 2009 to 2011), I almost fainted. I thought d Earned Allowance ASUU was fighting for is sm small money. No wonda they are not yet willing to call off d strike- 2011 to 2013 hv not yet bn paid for Teaching staff. Although I heard (can't confirm this though) that Non-teaching staff hv received their own Allowance in full