Education › Re: University Of Port Harcourt To Start Examinations In 10 Days by GeneralBuhari: 10:36am On Oct 15, 2022 |
Tomorrow they will still come and start claiming they are going to do the backlog of work they didn't do when they were on strike.
Hope everybody is now seeing these scam artists for what they really are? |
Politics › Re: Amosun: Salaries Of Senators, Reps Not Enough To Handle Their Expectations by GeneralBuhari: 9:52am On Oct 15, 2022 |
Na these same nonsense set of people dey always motivate ASUU into calling for strike every now and them. |
Education › Re: ASUU Suspends 8-Month-Old Strike Conditionally - ChannelsTV by GeneralBuhari: 9:08pm On Oct 14, 2022 |
sloo1: Suspension of strike - the losers and the winners: 1. ASUU: they will receive withheld salary, 50 billion has been mapped out for earn allowance, 170 billion for salary increment and 250 billion for revitalization. With all these, the strike was SUSPENDED conditionally. ASUU ARE AMONG THE WINNERS
2. Speaker house of rep.: Femi took it upon himself to mediate between ASUU and the president. His effort paid. ASUU, the students and his party APC see him as a hero. His effort will impact positively on his political career. FEMI IS AMONG THE WINNERS
3. FG: They won on issue of payment platform. The burden of financing higher institution has been partially transfered to schools and by extension to students and parents thereby partly relieving FG. For the rulling party, strike will no longer be a problem during campaigns. FG IS AMONG THE WINNERS
4. STUDENTS: They have lost 8 months which can not be recovered. FG insisted that from 2024 earn allowance will be generated by universities. That means there will be great increase in tuition fees. Students may have to pay between 150k to 1 Millon depending on the course of study and school. STUDENTS ARE AMONG THE LOSERS
4. CHRIS NGIGE: He fought ASUU and the minister of education. Insisted on increase in tuition fees. He did what he could to frustrated the effort of negotiation committee. He blackmailed the presidency and probably tried to use ASUU to frustrate his political party against next election. At the end his effort was in vain. His political party is calling for his sack. He is seen in bad light by ASUU, other ministers and his party. NGIGE IS AMONG THE LOSERS. Guy, I don't know for you o but as for me, Governor Chris Ngige is a VERY BIGGER WINNER in this whole drama. Future generation will remember him as the character who solidly stood his ground to cut down the excesses of this mad union called ASUU , which was really really getting out of hand. Are you aware that the strike could have ended since if Ngige accepted the 180% salary increment ASUU proposed for its members as against the 10% salary increment they proposed for other unions in the university? But Ngige using his wisdom plus the backing of the FG too, knew the type of imbalance and disunity and animosity such a move will bring to the university system across the nation and even in the Civil Service in general, and stopped that evil plan. That is one of the major reasons why Osodeke and co. would rather want you to see Ngige as an enemy but the fact remains that Ngige put an end to their greedy tendencies, and reset their wasted brains sharperly by registering CONUA which will further limit the tendencies of ASUU for calling for strike every now and then. ASUU thought they always knew how to play dirty by always calling the shots and never shifting grounds, but Ngige smartly took the case to the courts and the courts acted accordingly, thus rendering ASUU incapable of making any further moves. It was a checkmate and ASUU was left completely exposed and confused. To be frank with you, if you are going into any form of negotiation, you need men like Chris Ngige to be in your team. Therefore, on this day, I celebrate Chris Ngige for helping get back our students back to school! Hate it or love it, that is exactly what everyone involved in this whole issue wanted: to see our students back to school. Everyone, except the greedy ASUU of course, who even declared an indefinite strike to that regard without thinking for a moment the impact of such debilitating move on our youths in school and their family as a whole. |
Education › Re: ASUU Suspends 8-Month-Old Strike Conditionally - ChannelsTV by GeneralBuhari: 8:12pm On Oct 14, 2022 |
Wilson500: Some of you just come on social media to vomit garbage ASUU won't strike until late 2023 or early 2024 whether FG implement their agreement or not because they know it would be a suicide mission if they do before then Ask lecturers what they passed through due to no work no pay policy unlike past strikes that they were still paid while doing nothing  I saw Osodeke in one of the videos praising his fellow ASUU members for looking so fresh and fit even though they were not paid for Eight months and I couldn't stop myself laughing from a true representation of "Suffering & Smiling" bunch of idiots. Before ASUU will remember anything like strike again eh, e go tay o becos dia body hear am well well this time around .  Not only ASUU but even the other three stupid university unions wey dey call themselves NASU, SSANU and NAAT wey go foolishly follow ASUU enta the strike. Each and every one of them chop betta breakfast from the Federal Government this time around. I am sure e don dey clear for dia eyes now say General Buhari no be dia mate at all at all.  |
Education › Re: ASUU Suspends 8-Month-Old Strike Conditionally - ChannelsTV by GeneralBuhari: 7:58pm On Oct 14, 2022*. Modified: 8:19pm On Oct 14, 2022 |
galantjoe: This is worst case scenario for learned professors and Dr.
They failed this exam woefully. They failed to leave when ovation was high.
Ngige, the killer of political godfatherism in Nigeria, served them very hot tea which I know will scratch they throat indelibly I dey tell you. Chris Ngige really dealt with them this time around. The tea must have been hotter than the hotness of an overworked generator exhaust pipe! That could be why you don't even see so many ASUU members "celebrating" the outcome of this strike because deep down within them, they all know that they only succeeded in wasting our students' 8 months for nothing as well as hurting themselves so badly too for nothing... Some people are praising Gbajabiamila for his intervention but ask yourself this question, what exactly did Gbajabiamila bring to the table that FG didn't offer to ASUU during their negotiation? To me, the only thing Gbajabiamila did was to give ASUU a face saving opportunity to end the useless strike. ASUU knew that this strike could have ended ASUU as a union, if care was not taken. That was why they quickly rushed to call off the useless strike even though it has not been long they declared indefinite strike.  Like I have always maintained, the only people I pity in all this sordid tale is the Nigerian Students. |
Education › Re: ASUU Calls Off It’s Eight Months Strike by GeneralBuhari: 3:24am On Oct 14, 2022 |
God bless Governor Chris Ngige for taking this matter to court.
If not, ASUU would have continued to play Nigerian students like table tennis. |
Education › Re: ASUU Divided Over Strike Suspension, Holds NEC Meeting by GeneralBuhari: 9:37am On Oct 13, 2022 |
I don't really care what ASUU decides or not. |
Education › Re: Why Are ASUU Calling Off Strike by GeneralBuhari: 9:42pm On Oct 12, 2022 |
Asuumadness: Those bastards are only calling off strike because they are at risk of getting dissolved; because they were defying court orders
Those bastards are only calling off strike because government has registered a new body (Conua) and they fear division.
Those bastards are hungry as hell
My question remains why are they calling off strike?
I thought their purpose of declaring strike is because they want foreign lecturers to be able to come into Nigeria to seek for job?
We are yet to acheive that.
I blame the stupid government for the constant strikes. No doubt ASUU will strike again next year since you have agreed to hand them 8 months salary of sleeping at home and spewing trash.
And to the students supporting ASUU; U are senseless. Get ready for impromptu tests, 25% lectures and exam
At the end of the day both the government and ASUU are mad. But ASUU is more mad Guy you dey vex o. Why will you be calling your lecturers bastards?  |
Education › Re: ASUU To Hold Emergency Meeting On Thursday. Strike To Be Likely Called Off by GeneralBuhari: 2:46pm On Oct 12, 2022 |
Stargurl20: And you claimed to be working for students. Bunch of wicked beings. Una go purge that salaries. Thieves They are nothing but shameless capital thieves. There is no much difference between them and bandits who kidnap people, hold them hostage and then ask for ransom. |
Education › Re: I Have Been Solving This Question For 1 Hr Now,help? by GeneralBuhari: 2:41pm On Oct 12, 2022 |
HarlequinLekex: Eat a cake that tastes like poo or eat a poo that tastes like cake? Wetin be ur answer. How do you know the taste of poo? Have you tasted it before? If you don't know the taste of poo, then how can you know that the cake you are eating is actually tasting like poo? |
Family › Re: My Pregnant Ex Girlfriend Has Refused My Help by GeneralBuhari: 2:37pm On Oct 12, 2022 |
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Music/Radio › Re: I Did Not Sign Whitemoney - Banky W by GeneralBuhari: 1:45pm On Oct 12, 2022 |
Who cares whether you signed that Cook or not?
Both of you are totally insignificant now in the world of music. |
Education › Re: ASUU To Hold Emergency Meeting On Thursday. Strike To Be Likely Called Off by GeneralBuhari: 6:41pm On Oct 11, 2022 |
As if they have any other choice now other than to call the nonsense strike off.  |
Education › Re: ASUU Sets To Call Off Strike Today by GeneralBuhari: 10:15am On Oct 11, 2022 |
ASUU really wasted this year and all my plans for me.
That's why I will never be happy with them again.
Useless people. |
Education › Re: Gbajabiamila: Deal Sealed, ASUU Strike Over In Matter Of Days by GeneralBuhari: 7:45am On Oct 11, 2022 |
udumosam23: How many institutions have you seen obeying court order in this administration? What has happened after that?
This case can't be settled by court injunctions, it will still end in a round table discussion or woe betide the students that will learn under the ASUU that the court compel to resume without meeting their demands. Una don carry this una horrible entitlement mentality come again abi? |
Education › Re: Maduka University, Ekwegbe: Placing Enugu State On The World Map by GeneralBuhari: 7:42am On Oct 11, 2022 |
Terror48: We need more factories and not school Exactly. Although, school can be considered as a sort of factory where knowledge is produced. |
Education › Re: Fg Vs ASUU by GeneralBuhari: 9:20pm On Oct 10, 2022 |
Ebubu: RIP to ASUU
government will simply order VCs to reopen schools and urge CONUA to teach. That’s when you’ll see many of your junior lecturers abandoning the struggle and appearing in classrooms so as to receive salary for December and christmas celebrations.
10 million naira fine declared by Court on each ASUU NEC member for [b]court contempt, to be deducted from their future salaries is not a bad move at all[/b].
I stand with CONUA the hope of Nigerian students.
Death to any union that is sitting on the destiny of innocent Nigerian youths. Are you serious? E be like say Osodeke don jam?  |
Education › Re: We Will Review Appeal Court’s Ruling, Decide On Next Action – ASUU by GeneralBuhari: 2:18pm On Oct 10, 2022 |
Jman06: Are you a lecturer too Who dash am lecturer? Look at his poor sentence construction. When we finish examining and reconstruct this of your in our secretariat, l will return it to you for after-surgery testing. From the way he writes incoherently, you will know that he's not fit to be a lecturer. But if he happens to be one, it only goes to show you the low intellectual capacity of some of these useless people who have been holding us hostage since February this year all in the name of strike.  |
Education › Re: ASUU STRIKE: My View by GeneralBuhari: 10:49am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Voldoz: Funniest thing is Buhari can hold unto his world till his tenure elapsed and will ASUU force the next administration to pay them? I wonder how many ASUU members can go on till May next year without receiving salaries. I know that among them are some wealthy individuals who don't even care whether the salaries are paid or not, but then again, how many are they? Will the rich ones be able to take up the job of paying mostly the junior lecturers their salaries until their whole issues with the federal government is fully resolved? I seriously doubt. |
Education › Re: ASUU STRIKE: My View by GeneralBuhari: 10:40am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Voldoz: ASUU are taking the matter as if they were forced to strike for Christ sake they should reason the students also imagine if medical workers goes on strike like them then definitely people will die.
They are somethings we ought to over look sometimes since this regime tenure will soon be history what's the point fighting? When they is a chance to negotiate with a new president. It's not even a matter of negotiating with a new president because the president might accept whatever deal presented to him or her, as long as it will help him or her to win the election, only to jettison the whole deal later on. It is a matter of ASUU being diligent and truthful enough with themselves to work with what they already have. You may find it difficult to believe but the federal government has spent quite a huge sum of money on tertiary education. Part of the major problem ASUU has is that no matter how much money they are given, their products at the end of the day have always remained poor with nothing to write home about it. Nobody likes to continue to throw money to a business that doesn't yield good profit. If the end product of what ASUU is producing improves, don't be surprised when you see investors coming from all corners to invest in our education. Therefore, it's time for ASUU to look inwards. They should know that all these unnecessary strikes they often resort to, does nobody any good in the long run. |
Politics › Re: 2023: Before You Choose A Presidential Candidate To Support Read This! by GeneralBuhari: 9:26am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Nicely said. |
Education › Re: We Will Review Appeal Court’s Ruling, Decide On Next Action – ASUU by GeneralBuhari: 8:58am On Oct 10, 2022 |
gaskiyamagana: I pity you, your types and the coming generation of university graduates. You are hypocrite, if your children are not attending public primary and secondary schools. Again, I pity you and your type who can not afford private university and shouting and wailing Shodeke Shodeke. When you cry tired, you either take your children to a private 'glorify secondary ' university or take them to Ghana. Keep your useless pity to yourself and tell your fellow useless ASUU members to get back to classrooms. You can no longer trick people with that cry about expensive private universities whereas in the real sense, you guys are only interested in filling your pockets while doing so little to improve the current shabby educational standards. Useless Sex for grade practitioners!!! |
Education › Re: 4 Things May Happen If ASUU Disobeys The Court by GeneralBuhari: 5:20am On Oct 10, 2022 |
HELLASJ: Nothing will happen, no student asked them to embark on strike in the first place. Any lecturer that misbehaves would be dealt with mercilessly. I support you. Next time, when they want to embark on strike, they will also consider the deadly effects those strikes are having on the students. |
Education › Re: We Will Review Appeal Court’s Ruling, Decide On Next Action – ASUU by GeneralBuhari: 5:12am On Oct 10, 2022 |
dbelovd: Is it not possible for ASUU to adopt a different approach, instead of embarking on strike. Knowing fully well that students and their parents are the only casualty of these frequent strikes.
What I found amazing is, how ASUU expect university sector to flourish, even when all other sectors/aspect of our national lives are in comatose...
Being the highest body of intellectual in the nation, and having highest academic achievement in all fields of our human endeavour, one will expect them to know that, what is happening in Nigeria is abnormal and should not be tolerated.
They have professors of political science, professors of economics, professors of accounting, even professors on ICT, what about agriculture etc. So they know that our country is being run aground.
I expect ASUU to take charge of the agitation against misrule, I expect them to fight, not for salary increase, but for good governance, transparency and accountability etc. I expect them to invest more in voters' education and encourage active participation of citizens in governance.
They should have seen the trajectory the nation is heading, as a result of the recklessness of our leaders, and call them to order...
I know such feat is not easy, but what sacrifice is too much for the survival of our nation, and for humanity?
I expect them to be on the forefront, in conjunction with NLC and CSO, to free us from the bondage bequeathed to us by the politicians and even the elites.
If the struggle requires shutting down all the aspects of our national life for a month or even more, in order to reset the brain of our politicians to behave normally and give us good governance, so be it... Thank you so much for saying these truth. But how do you expect the useless ASUU to be fighting for those glorious things you mentioned when their primary concern it to be earning exactly what the Senators are earning, or even more? These ASUU guys have lost their ways completely. Like professional kidnappers, they have only perfected how to use strikes as an excuse to demand for more and more ransom after each successful kidnapping operation. And it has been working perfectly for them. But they have finally met their match in General Buhari who is now more than ready to clip their wings once and for all. ASUU has been demystified. |
Education › Re: We Will Review Appeal Court’s Ruling, Decide On Next Action – ASUU by GeneralBuhari: 5:07am On Oct 10, 2022 |
gaskiyamagana: Another Pathetic Commentator Oga Osodeke how far na? How market? Hope you have planned what you will tell your disciples concerning how you led them to suffer a wotowotoporious shameful defeat? I feel you pain although I don't feel any sorry for you at all. Why should I feel sorry for a proud and stupid, greedy and selfish entity? |
Education › Re: ASUU STRIKE: My View by GeneralBuhari: 5:03am On Oct 10, 2022 |
JJuanMiguel: Who emptied their stomach? Those idiots foolishly emptied their own stomachs. Now they are crying of hunger. Can you imagine the level of self-delusion exhibited by a proud set of idiots who call themselves intellectuals? Intellectuals indeed but ordinary common sense 101 dem no get. |
Education › Re: Call Off Strike In Interest Of Our Children, Gbaja Begs ASUU by GeneralBuhari: 4:53am On Oct 10, 2022 |
budaatum: Pay us in the interest of your children! Pay you for doing what exactly, if I may ask? For going on a holiday for 8 months and counting, right?  You ASUU guys are truly shameless. |
Education › Re: It Has Just Began by GeneralBuhari: 4:38pm On Oct 09, 2022*. Modified: 4:58am On Oct 10, 2022 |
Eleyigidgan: omo spill overs go boku. I remember after the strike was called off in 2021 omo wetin we take eye see from these lecturers hand. I eventually dropped to a third class, had like 5 E's. Omo these people whenever they resume school them deh vex for students Let me tell you the simple truth that even the school will do anything to hide from you. Your certificates don't really matter that much again as it used to matter when our parents went to school. So while you are focusing on making good grades while in school, also focus on learning one or two skills that you will need to keep you going after you graduate. We live in interesting times when even the ''knowledge'' that ASUU might be claiming they possess is no longer in their custody alone, because thanks to the internet, knowledge and education has also been liberalized and the pattern of delivering such knowledge has also changed a lot. Which means anybody who seriously wants to learn something worthwhile may or may not go to the university to learn the stuff. This should be a very worrying fact to ASUU but instead of trying to innovate with the times, they are busy calling for and embarking on strike every now and then. |
Education › Re: We Will Review Appeal Court’s Ruling, Decide On Next Action – ASUU by GeneralBuhari: 3:48pm On Oct 09, 2022 |
Ebubu:
i dey usually like any post wey dey tackle ASUU ASUU is just useless and senseless as well as selfish. |
Education › Re: It Has Just Began by GeneralBuhari: 3:35pm On Oct 09, 2022 |
Ebubu: generalbuhari come and see
if you victimise a student, the old days of students hiring cultists and paying them to deal with you on your way back home outside campus will come back Don't mind them. They are now threatening the students as if it was the students that sent them to embark on that fruitless journey of a wild goose chase they went on. The funny thing is that they have not even been doing their job well so what they are saying they are going to be doing if the federal government refuses to settle them is exactly what they have been doing since. Useless people. |
Education › Re: ASUU STRIKE: My View by GeneralBuhari: 3:12pm On Oct 09, 2022 |
Voldoz: Hahahaha I think ASUU executives are just mainly fighting for that 8 months salary cause they might have promised they colleagues that inorder to hold on to the strike failing to achieve that might dent ASUU stronghold. Their biggest problem now is that the longer they continue to strike; the more months of salaries they are going to lose. At some point when the hunger has become so unbearable, some of the members will definitely start to revolt against the ASUU executives. And when that happens, you don't need any prophet to tell you that ASUU is completely finished. And the best part is that the government has smartly made arrangement for that by registering CONUA. I fear who no fear General Buhari.  |
Food › Re: Sunday Fried Rice (recipe by GeneralBuhari: 12:04pm On Oct 09, 2022 |
Juliearth: Earlier, I shared a recipe of fried rice. This is however a reviewed recipe and a banger.
To prepare this, you would need Chicken (marinated for a day or 2 hours) or any protein of choice Liver or kidney (optional) Green peas Runner beans Carrot Green and yellow pepper Thyme and curry Bouillon cubes Pepper,onion, ginger, garlic Rice (washed with hot water and salt and placed in a drain Vegetable oil
1. Wash properly and chop/cut/dice all the vegetables
2. Transfer your marinated chicken into a pot and cook under low heat. Add just about a cup of water to cook this. Add your wished liver after the aforementioned has cooked for 10 minutes. Once meat is well cooked, fry your chicken in vegetable oil.
3. To make your fried rice sauce, in some oil, add your cooked and chopped liver. Allow it to fry, then add some sliced onion, washed green peas, carrots and runer beans. Stir continuously. Adjust seasoning and add some fresh pepper pounded with ginger and garlic. Once this sauce is well cooked, add your green pepper, stir and take it off the heat immediately.
4. In a clean hot pot and on low heat, add some butter and vegetable oil, fresh thyme, curry, ginger and garlic. Afterwards, pour in your wished rice and stir continuously from top to bottom. This frying process would help the rice appear better when cooked. Stir continuously for 10 to 15 minutes and then add your meat stock. You may not need to add seasoning because the meat stock is well seasoned. Note that the water should he same level with your rice or slightly higher. Seal your pot properly and allow your rice cook. If the eater dries up and your rice is not soft, do not add water, seal pot properly and allow it to simmer until rice becomes soft. When this happens, mix your sauce with the cooked rice....
Your fried rice is ready.... Aunty Julie, you are doing well. Well done. |