₦airaland Forum

Dvdpity:
Nigerians are no more stupid. But you can continue in your foolishness.

Kwara1stson:
You be mumu

jacobs2015:
It's like the OP is a paid agent to ridicule the course of ASUU.

Are you not in this country when ASUU would negotiate with FG and resume work, only for the FG to put them on free mode after resumption. ASUU would shout and shout, nobody would say anything until it results to an industrial action.

If ASUU requests for even more than 100% payrise, it's worth it. This is what the accursed and compromised NLC should have done for other civil servants in this country but failed to do.

Commodity price is inflated over 300%, yet no payrise of workers and billions of naira keep finding its way in some people's pocket seeing this country as their personal business.

Kudos to ASUU. We all die here

jacobs2015:
It's like the OP is a paid agent to ridicule the course of ASUU.

Are you not in this country when ASUU would negotiate with FG and resume work, only for the FG to put them on free mode after resumption. ASUU would shout and shout, nobody would say anything until it results to an industrial action.

If ASUU requests for even more than 100% payrise, it's worth it. This is what the accursed and compromised NLC should have done for other civil servants in this country but failed to do.

Commodity price is inflated over 300%, yet no payrise of workers and billions of naira keep finding its way in some people's pocket seeing this country as their personal business.

Kudos to ASUU. We all die here

lereinter:
If they remove ASUU from ipps today, tomorrow they will resume

So who's ASUU fighting for revitalisation

Coldie:
If FG sacks this ASUU guys 6months ago by now we would have recruited fresh new and better blood into the system.

Not the old generation with outdated modules.


Imagine striking for 8months and u will still receive your salary in full

Explorerx:
If he exist? Why are some people meant to suffer and some to enjoy?

Adonis69:
I guess you're either APC paid robot or you were denied admission in a federal university and you ended up in a private mushroom university, that's the only way you could come out here and be spilling shit out of your gutter stinking shit hole mouth, because all I could read from your post is bitterness...

Now, can you tell us how difficult is ASUUs demands in comparison with the financial recklessness of this buhari's useless government? Tell us the meaning of building railway lines into Niger republic and sidelining southeastern Nigeria as well as the whooping cost of the project.
Tell us about the 1m dollar donation he made to the Taliban of Afghanistan earlier this year, that's over 500m naira.
Tell us about the approval of 1.2b naira for the purchase of the exotic cars to the Government of Niger.
Now tell us how much is ASUU demanding.

If you've been to the public universities recently and see the level of decadence in the physical infrastructure and laboratory equipment as well as the technological equipment in their technical workshops, you'll run and delete this rubbish thread you just put up there, except you're just a robot without a human brain and conscience as someone has suspected you to be.

Try Google ASUUs demands and their 2009 MoU agreement with the federal government. Also their 2021 agreement, which the federal government signed and approved but refused to implement, because public schools in Nigeria are for the poor, who upon graduation cannot stand shoulder to shoulder with their contemporaries in Ghana universities let alone other universities in the world.

Getnewinfo:
Exactly, their children don’t even school in Nigeria.

They are just using Nigerian students to get what they want, which is money, and more money.

We all passed through the university system, we know what they do.

Nigerian students should wake up, wake up.
A Nigerian lecturer going on National television saying 2years is too small for students to sacrifice just so the government can meet their demands is ridiculous.

ASUU needs to be held accountable for what’s currently happening in the education sector today.

RESIGN IF URE NOT READY TO DO THE JOB.

Getnewinfo:
We have terrorist groups like the Boko haram, bandits, Iswap etc. that terrorize innocent people and cause havoc.

Then,
We have another terrorist group called “ASUU”
These guys are currently holding students as hostage to get their ransom payment from the federal government.

In my own opinion, the Nigerian president is too soft, this terrorist group called “ASUU” should have been dealt with a long time ago.

If ure not ready to do the job, RESIGN. Why use the students as hostages? They are paying their fees for crying out loud.

This same ASUU members lecture in not just one university, but two or more.

In conclusion,
As an employee, you can’t dictate to your employer on how your salaries are paid. They should go back to their jobs or RESIGN. It’s as simple as that.

michlins:
they can't fight for all. The way to ensure ASUU strike ends is to make a law that forces all the children of politicians to go through public universities in Nigeria. That way, that money you think they don't have will come out by force

michlins:
they can't fight for all. The way to ensure ASUU strike ends is to make a law that forces all the children of politicians to go through public universities in Nigeria. That way, that money you think they don't have will come out by force

michlins:
pay them their dues.

If our universities are so good,why are the political kids not attending same

michlins:
Eya.


Let ASUU be placed on same salary as the senators and permanent secretaries. Only then will I agree that their demands are fuelled by greed

muykem:
Below is the full list of times students have had to stay away from classrooms: ASUU should be realistic and pity students.

1999 - 2022

1999: 5 Months

2000: - 3 Months

2002: - 2 Weeks

2003: - 6 Months

2005: - 2 Weeks

2006: - 3 Days

2007: - 3 Months

2008: 1 Week

2009: 4 Months

2010: 5 Months

2011: 59 Days

2013: 5 Months

2017: 1 Month

2018 : 3 Months

2020: 9 Months

2021: 1 Months

2022: - 5 Months and counting...

starz100:
ASUU is not concerned about the students but their pockets. I see a lot of youths ignorantly support ASUU and I laugh. Just as the writer said they should be proscribe as no government can satisfy the greed of ASUU. Most of them have their side hussles while students destinies waste away and some always blame government. Is it only ASUU that is on government payroll, what happens to other workers. Can polytecnics teachers, colleges of education teachers try this kind of strike. Why is ASUU bigger and stronger than its own employer? Where in the world can this happen. ASUU is insistent on the strike because it always draw public sympathy going by the way the government has failed in other sectors.
Infact the writer "finish work".
#ENDASUU now

Haywhy3579:
Infact the height of it is that this Assu will still demand for their 6 month salary of work not done and place it as criteria in any negotiations. They are bunch of corrupt officers.

OBUAFI:
END ASUU NOW

Dvdpity:
How much did they pay you for this trash? Repugnant thing.

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.

OfficialP:
OfficialP

Jking20:
An evil association mould for its self interest and gains. Most of them had their children studying abroad or in private universities so they don't care whether the strike last for a decade. The earlier the students realizes that, the better for them.