29kobo:
The only way to solve this strike issue is for government to allow universities to be autonomous and to set fees as high as they want to.

That way they can make enough money to pay lecturers what they want and to pay for any new facilities, and equipment and suchlike.

Also, at the end of the day, we need more money in things like tetfund

FreeStuffsNG:
Thank God that good sense and patriotism has started setting in.

FG took ASUU and all of them to the court of public opinion and Nigerians got bewildered on realising the cost implication of the 2009 agreement is N1.1 trillion
Where will FG get N1.1 trillion from that national budget? FG should stop creating new universities abeg.

FG , ASUU, NASU, SSANU and all the stakeholders must meet and agree on realistic way forward.
May God bless Nigeria for ever!
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Okoroawusa:

It was Yar'Adua govt in 2009

Nwadu:
I knew that a lot of envelopes exchanged hands in their last meeting

Akwamkpuruamu:
So only Profs and Readers will go back to classes

AAA593:
It's appalling and disappointing to note that JAC, SSANU and NASU, are suspending their strike based on mere promises from FG.

I can assure them that non of the promises in their new agreement will be honoured by the FG.

I give them only 2 months to return back to the strike.

29kobo:
The only way to solve this strike issue is for government to allow universities to be autonomous and to set fees as high as they want to.

That way they can make enough money to pay lecturers what they want and to pay for any new facilities, and equipment and suchlike.

Also, at the end of the day, we need more money in things like tetfund

29kobo:
The only way to solve this strike issue is for government to allow universities to be autonomous and to set fees as high as they want to.

That way they can make enough money to pay lecturers what they want and to pay for any new facilities, and equipment and suchlike.

Also, at the end of the day, we need more money in things like tetfund

zicoy6k:


SSANU and NASU are unions for non-academic staff. ASUU is for academic staff ranging from graduate assistant to professor.

Ebubu9:
Sinkhole NASU and SSANU have called off!

Accept what FG offers and negotiate with a new government by next year, besides whatever you agree with this FG, likely next Govenment will renege on it or refuse to bow to it. So what’s the point insisting on getting most of everything with this government ?


Three years of admission sets are piling up!

ASUU shouldn’t let this strike ENTER September.

God1000:
ASUU should follow suit abeg, they should end this protracted strike for good.
Students are at the recieving end, they bear the brunt of everything

desiredhome:

Is Jonathan not continuation of Yar'Adua?

bigpicture001:


Government has a fundamental duty to secure her people, educate her ppl, guide the health of her ppl, among others...

So if it goes quite high, the ppl will b mostly illiterate and human capacity will reduce and den economy will crumble

God1000:
ASUU should follow suit abeg, they should end this protracted strike for good.
Students are at the recieving end, they bear the brunt of everything

Eleyigidgan:
it's not a must to comment on all topics especially if your brain is too slow to process it

kingyakos:




So they should let go the six or seven months earn allawee and return to lecture hall with empty stomach. U don't have conscience

udemzyudex:


Then the strike will continue with another government and the circle continues right?

FG will say there's no money but till today we don't know what they have been doing with Abacha loots, till today we don't know what happened to the recovered money from whistle blowing.

Someone stole #86b and nothing has been done about it,you think ASUU is a mumu , NASS have refuse to cut their budget,all they do is go on recess , come back and start shouting Say aye or nay.

You think ASUU is not seeing this? Of course they are,this is not the first time they are going on strike under this government.

rusher14:


Where would the money come from?