₦airaland Forum

budaatum:
I was not giving you quality education before, but you now seriously think some court would force me back to class to give you quality or any education for free now?

It may not be fault of student, but I can't understand how you expect me to give you my produce without payment. Did I teach you such nonsense, that you should take your own produce to market and give it away for free? How did I tell you to pay for your shop and your electric in that shop? Abi shop landlord and NEPA will dash you their own product for free too, and government will not tax you because it's all free?

Why don't you ask those who should pay me to pay me so I can give you my produce instead of expecting me to give it for you for free?

Some people!

Angelfrost:
Sack all the lecturers, even Professors, and employ whom?!!

Boss, leave matter... ASUU has FG by the balls on this one!

All these ones na frustrated acts of a cornered animal! Las las, they will pay that money! Every Kobo of it!

Not even their fault sef... Na this weakling called NANS I blame! If it was when NANS was still a proper Aluta group, this strike would have been resolved since!

budaatum:
Ordering lecturers to teach you while they are unhappy guarantees they'll teach you nonsense which I think is no good for you. But if you think forcing me to teach you means I will, well I guess you'd be happy with whatever nonsense I teach you, because you can not force you me to teach you what's in my head if I don't want to!

Below is some free education. It might help you get what I am teaching you.

https://www.nairaland.com/7344863/ASUU-nans-rejects-fgs-black#116878013

Angelfrost:
Who will hold the exams?!! Who will grade the scripts?!!…. Lol! .

Your leaders are playing with the future of their youths!

Angelfrost:
Nope... Students will regret and suffer it!

Angelfrost:
They can resume and not teach for a single day till they are paid in full... The students will still suffer it!

That's like being on strike while on duty.

Emuforlife1:
..... and this is where "failing students Massively " comes in. FG should get sense and fund our institutions please. What kinda inconsiderate nincompoops are occupying our seats of Power.

rusher14:
Students wey no wan go school before.

MMWandali:
I said it

The judgment is only for the books

It can not end the strike

Thinkam:
Buhari and APC government that don't respect rule of law, expects ASSU to obey a court order...
No government has disrespected the judiciary and court of law, like PMB and APC, so ASSU and NANS can do as they please, they are following the footsteps of this government.

Atiku is coming

Jflex07:
Do you think the lecturers will lecture properly? On a normal day, these lecturers show nonchanllant attitude towards the teaching of the students ,now you are using the court to force them to go to classes. My take is that dialogue is still the best way of solving issues like this because sooner or later ASUU will still go on strike again, in other words, the strike continues..

sultan003:
Ssanu and naat called off but if you go to most universities, everything is on lock down

ASUU will call off, but i doubt if they will start from where they stopped, that is if they agree to lecture..

The way i see it

Sucre6:
But have u seen an application call setting aside judgment of a court while taking the case to a higher court??

Sucre6:
But have u seen an application call setting aside judgment of a court while taking the case to a higher court??

Antoeni:
Court can't order FG to pay them abi

valentineuwakwe:
Funny kangaroo judgement.

You want them to return to work and continue negociation as if u don't knw how this wicked APC government works.
I hope femi falana will appeal this judgement.

Chimookigwe:
You can force the lecturers to resume but you can't force the lecturers to teach.
You can negotiate with bandits and terrorists but you can't negotiate with those teaching the future of your country.

gulfer:
Is the Industrial court now a military junta ordering ASUU to return back to work

Sucre6:
Lols this is just a court order from a mere industrial court, they can issue orders but they don't have the power under the law the enforce the order, the only court that has such powers is Supreme Court, now ASUU may decide to sue FG to the Supreme Court praying to the court to set aside judgment of the Supreme Court and start matters afresh, this case may linger more than u think because court case no dey finish quick, it is matter of the law, no be strength dem dey use do am

Sulele04:
You seem to be knowledgeable on this case.

So when do you reckon that schools will be reopened, is there a specific date ordered by the court.

I understand that this case was an intercoutory interjection, so it is unappealable.

So what of the meeting with reps yesterday will ot be affected by this court order, also the main casenin court will it also continue despite the off the court negotiations.

Efeboyi:
Alright that will be nice but I for like make he disobey the order so that he will go to jail

Sucre6:
This is law war, ASUU may decide to write to Supreme Court sueing the federal government to set aside the judgement, since they don't have final say, Nah only Supreme fit solve this puzzle

Ebubu:
the final verdict on the case between ASUU and FG is yet to be given. this can take months and even years if it gets to supreme court.

the final verdict of this industrial court will be held on their next sitting, it is the result of this final verdict that can be appealed, and not the order to call off strike.

the order is to call off strike while final verdict is being deliberated at the court. they can appeal that final verdict, but the court forbids them from appealing this instruction to call off while case continues at court,

the judge prayed it will be wicked to keep students at home till the end of the court case considering court cases take months and years to deliver a judgement. they can appeal that final judgement, not this instruction to call off strike while final verdict is awaited.

Sucre6:
And how many order has the government obeyed in the past?

Xavage7:
Please explain

Jflex07:
Is it the court that will pay ASUU members the outstanding 7 months salary? I'm sure this is a judgement passed by the industrial court which I know will be appealed by ASUU..Does a government who does not obey court order expect ASUU to obey the same court order? Time shall tell!

Jflex07:
Is it the court who will pay ASUU members the outstanding 7 months salary? I'm sure this is a judgement passed by the industrial court which I know will be appealed by ASUU..Does a government who does not obey court order expect ASUU to obey the same court order? Time shall tell!

Efeboyi:
And when will he do that?
Tomorrow?

YinkaOlusesi16:
sometimes i always wonder who did we offend in this nation. why nigeria is not like some good african country`s.