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Hello fellow students of nigeria, please the committes set up by FG, concerning the strike, does it imply that ASUU will call off the warning strike?

I'm confused, is it 1 month strike or 3 months (according to a site) or no duration at all (till requirements are met)

Stephenmoka4:
I'm confused, is it 1 month strike or 3 months (according to a site) or no duration at all (till requirements are met)

They said one month warning strike, after which an indefinite strike might be declared if no significant efforts are made towards addressing their demands. Just pray that after the one month, government does the needful within the shortest period of time to prevent the impending indefinite strike.

Jman06:
They said one month warning strike, after which an indefinite strike might be declared if no significant efforts are made towards addressing their demands. Just pray that after the one month, government does the needful within the shortest period of time to prevent the impending indefinite strike.

What! where is FG going to get 1 TN from? it simply means indefinite strike.

All this while I was thinking it's 1 month strike and they resume. Even 500 MLN I doubt FG will give. Na wa oo

Jman06:
They said one month warning strike, after which an indefinite strike might be declared if no significant efforts are made towards addressing their demands. Just pray that after the one month, government does the needful within the shortest period of time to prevent the impending indefinite strike.

FG set up a commite to renegotiate with ASUU within 6 wks. so my question is would the strike be called off within that 6 wks of renegotiation?

Pheobmax:
FG set up a commite to renegotiate with ASUU within 6 wks. so my question is would the strike be called off within that 6 wks of renegotiation?

6 weeks! like 6 weeks from now, 6 weeks after the 1 month or 6 weeks starting from day 1 of the current strike

Stephenmoka4:
What! where is FG going to get 1 TN from? it simply means indefinite strike.

All this while I was thinking it's 1 month strike and they resume. Even 500 MLN I doubt FG will give. Na wa oo

but your president donated 1 million dollar to Afghanistan ��

Pheobmax:
FG set up a commite to renegotiate with ASUU within 6 wks. so my question is would the strike be called off within that 6 wks of renegotiation?

The decision will be taken after the warning strike has ended. That's the normal procedure.

Jman06:
The decision will be taken after the warning strike has ended. That's the normal procedure.

ok mate.. 14th is already upon us

Blaqroman0000:
but your president donated 1 million dollar to Afghanistan ��

1 million dollars is far lower than 2+ billion dollars. If FG have N1 TRN (2+ billion naira) education isn't the first place to spend it on, everyone knows that.

ASUU needs to lower their wager. FG is still in control regardless.

Stephenmoka4:
1 million dollars is far lower than 2+ billion dollars. If FG have N1 TRN (2+ billion naira) education isn't the first place to spend it on, everyone knows that.

ASUU needs to lower their wager. FG is still in control regardless.

Besides the $1m donation to the Alqaeda (for what reason in particular, only God knows!), FG also pull out an unbudgeted $8.5m that is 3.5b naira at 417naira to a dollar, for evacuation of Nigerians in Ukraine!
ASUU is not going back until their salaries are adjusted and new salary paid through UTAS.

Pheobmax:
ok mate.. 14th is already upon us

Bros, I will advice that you remove your mind from that 14th o (in order to avoid shock that may lead to heart attack!). According to minister of education, he has set-up a committee that will report back in three month's time, that is around June! That is when talk may begin.

sinkhole:
Bros, I will advice that you remove your mind from that 14th o (in order to avoid shock that may lead to heart attack!). According to minister of education, he has set-up a committee that will report back in three month's time, that is around June! That is when talk may begin.

I have put my mind on the 14th oo. Abeg oo