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JJuanMiguel:No matter how long it takes, they will still pay them. What of ASUU forfeiting what they could have taught during the 7 months and move on to the next academic session? Implying that the current year one's will go back and write UTME while the current final year won't graduate? ASUU is the cause of all these because I did not know why they refused when FG in 2017 proposed 200% increment in tuition fees for students, as a major source for university funding! By now there will be enough money to meet these demands. I really blame ASUU!! |
Well Deserved! |
Laggafin:Hahaha, maybe to him alone! Both him and Buhari should be in old people's home reminiscing how they spent their "earlier" lives! |
IamDietiesGod:If FG is interested in ending this strike soon, they know exactly what to do, -pay the backlog of salaries, with the 23.5 to 35% increment for professors! Saying the increment will take effect from next year and you will not pay them 7 months backlog is trouble! Of course you don't expect them to agree to that! Many are in debts already and may not even have the money for normal academic activities and research without those salaries! |
Laggafin:The fact is that they are not giving him the kind of support he gave to Buhari in 2014/2015. And he should have noticed that. Most top Northern governors appear calm and sitting on the fence! They are dangling in-between Atiku and Tinubu. You haven't heard of APC chairman of a certain northern state suspended for anti party activities? Conclusion, Buhari has done overtly bad and has no selling point! |
Laggafin:That's why Tinubu is campaigning with what he did in Lagos |
The raging dispute between the federal government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) that has kept many universities shut for more than seven months will shift to the Industrial court next Monday. ASUU had embarked on strike since February 15 to protest alleged decay of infrastructure at the various institutions, as well as neglect of the welfare of its members. A reliable source at the Federal Ministry of Labour told THISDAY last night that the ministry’s Trade Dispute Department had filed a case before the Industrial Arbitration Court in Abuja and that the hearing would commence next Monday. According to the source, “The federal government has filed a case at the Industrial Court challenging the continued strike by the university teachers. This is in conformity with Section 17 of the Trade Dispute Act.” There have been series of negotiations between the federal government and the ASUU leadership but all ended in stalemate without a tangible outcome. However, talks between the federal government and ASUU finally hit the rocks last Tuesday after both sides met at the National University Commission’s office in Abuja. The federal government had said that it would not sign any other agreement it cannot implement. Minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu, disclosed this during a meeting of Pro-Chancellors and Vice Chancellors of Federal Universities, held at the NUC’s office. Adamu said President Muhammadu Buhari had warned the government’s team involved in the negotiation with ASUU against signing an agreement that the government would not be able to fulfil. The minister said the government had offered the union a 23.5 per cent salary increase “for all categories of the workforce in federal universities, except for the professorial cadre which will enjoy a 35 per cent upward review. He said the government had also promised that N150 billion “shall be provided for in the 2023 Budget as funds for the revitalisation of federal universities, to be disbursed to the Institutions in the First Quarter of the year.” Also, the government said N50 billion would be provided “for in the 2023 Budget for the payment of outstanding arrears of earned academic allowances, to be paid in the first quarter of the year.” However, ASUU and three other university unions have rejected the offer, describing it as “inadequate to meet their respective demands needed to tackle the challenges confronting the university system.” Source: https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2022/09/10/fg-drags-ASUU-to-industrial-court-says-negotiations-have-failed/amp/ |
divinehand2003:Bro, this is part of the reason why many parastatals never wanted IPPIS, imagine as a VC of a school, your staff strength is 5,000 and they are telling FG they pay 8,000. The remaining 3,000 will be cornered to their cronies, some which are even abroad! This was discovered long ago with complaints but they paid deaf ears, okay today they have woke up? |
Zimmermann:Haha, wetin concern Agbado for this one again ![]() |
Photographers can cheat for Africa I don't blame the groom at all! |
Kelvinnchucks:Double of what she was earning before! That's an improvement bro, with university scholarship |
An animal is an animal no matter the training! |
Omonieme:You sure went to school? |
North wasn't known with this kind of bitter politics, quite pitiful! |
SOFTSKILL:Sorry! You guys don't think straight We are not on the same level of thought bro So Sorry!! I am just an individual thinking on how Nigeria will be better. I have had a one-to-one encounter with Prof. Osibanjo and that man is utterly sound, the current fulani FG has grossly mis used and underestimated him. Again, I am just interested in who will make Nigeria better, Tinubu of early 2000's is not Tinubu of today. Can't you see that his health and memories are failing him already? Then add extra 8 years to it assuming he wins, what do we have ![]() Physiologically, many 80's are stronger than 70's and so on but he's already shaking with difficulty remembering, then add another 8 years to it. Can he stand for one hour and address the committee of nations with comportement? |
GodsOwnMan:I am not being tribalistic or political here but why didn't you guys bring up Osinbajo? What does an 87 year old man with frail health and failing memory offer to Nigeria at this moment ![]() Osibanjo has been my candidate inasmuch I am not yoruba! Of what special advantage or how does it affect your personal life if Tinubu is there? Or mere tribal sentiments ![]() Everybody should join hands let's rescue Nigeria! You have better people like Osibanjo, Akinwumi Adesina, e.t.c Why must it be someone that selfishly believes it's his turn? |
SafariHunter:Haha, I am neither a lecturer nor a politician, but can you state what FG offered on the table for them? 1. Accept 60k increament for professors and 30k for others and FORFEIT 7 months salary but you make up for the lost months on the student side ![]() 2. 50billion earned allowance and 100billion to VC's for revitalisation These things are promises to start from NEXT year's budget that will come effect after Q1, probably around April or May next year This current government has failed ASUU on 2 former promises and that is what led to this current strike. You want them to end it now and probably prepare for another one in the next few months? Anyway if I'm in their shoes, I might end it, do away with the salary and student's will also FORFEIT what I could have done during the strike. No make up in any form!! I seriously maintain my stand that the FG is deceitful and insincere!!! Please ask them what happened with the November 2020 agreement signed to be implemented with the 2021 supplementary budget? AND UTAS agreement of 31st December 2020? What of the 2017 promises and agreements ![]() The earlier you know whom these people are the better!! |
Q |
Gerraway......... Both of you wanna be president after Buhari ![]() #Let's go South!! |
Ebubu:With FG refusing to pay them 6 months arrears, will they teach students what they missed in the 6 months or continue new session entirely? Maybe those in final will wait till whenever ASUU is paid, or there won't current year one ![]() |
adioolayi:Seriously old Professors in my school are earning less than 350k, I don't know of younger ones, my uncle snapped his January 2022 salary payslip and posted in our WhatsApp, it was 341k. This man will retire in 3 years time, He's 67 this year and got this job when he was 31. After 36years in service, he is earning 341k still living in a flat! Not even a bungalow ![]() |
Amerengues2:You're informed Bro, Impressive! |
Indians can be weird What does he do with these things? For sale, pet or what ![]() |
SafariHunter:Peace.... but this government dey make man vex with their insincerity and media deceit! |
assholemods:You're right but there are still the good ones, everybody won't suffer because of the bad apples! |
assholemods:Since 2019 When Committee of Vice Chancellors spoke of these loopholes(a situation where you have 5,000 staff and the suspended AGF is telling FG he pays 7,000, among others), why haven't they corrected the software. UTAS did not account for double salaries from different universities, why haven't they accepted it? Now ASUU said they should at least fulfill their 2009 agreement, wahala Renegotiate the agreement to what you can do, wahala Is the government not crazy ![]() A professor is greedy for demanding a pay rise from 315k they are currently paying him since 2009 ![]() |
bro4u:When currently a professor in Nigeria is earning 315k ![]() My uncle just left with his family to UK on an appointment (5k GBP) monthly! Imagine a renowned professor of Physics earning 315k monthly and people are here calling him selfish! I truly believe we are the cause of our problems!!! |
assholemods:Do you know up till today, FG has no offer on ASUU's table During an interview on 13th of July, ASUU chairman dared FG to tell Nigerians what they have to offer ASUU and since then, NOTHING has been said ASUU said they don't want IPPIS , FG said NO Pantami came out yesterday and declared that IPPIS has big loopholes, it failed their integrity test!!....among other demands which FG has offered nothing Is it good to continue paying someone the same salary since 2009? |
SafariHunter:Bro it seems you're delusional by following all those media rubbish they talk FG has not and will never even do these things you listed up there, ASUU is currently waiting for them to even make a request of what they can do, as I am talking to you now, NOTHING is on ASUU's table to consider!! I even wonder where you got these information because FG cannot openly claim these things you said up there, NONE I mean none of those things have been Done! UTAS has been in it's final stage of testing since March? hahaha I am happy Pantami told them yesterday that IPPIS failed integrity test! |
IT tech skills are goldmine not to be compared with these theoretical M.Sc we do here, and Data Science is one of the top 10 IT jobs out there. Let him judiciously study it, build his portfolio in relation to real world problems, then jobs will come. Make sure he knows his excel/spreadsheets, then proceed to Data Analytics, to Data Science! Useful online learning sources: Udacity, Udemy, Coursera, e.t.c Later Kaggle, Datakind, Drivendata |
This is what Nigeria deserves! Not all these our ancestors. |
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