VTJN:
Buhari say most of una no get sense and na true the man talk

So you believe ASUU will not call off the strike before election?

Lol

More than 80% Obidients will be disfranchised, politics is a dirty game.

Eagle07:


Is Falana ASUU legal adviser?

Is he not their lawyer

Kastonkastroll:
The funny thing is even if government adhere to their demands, this same ASUU will look for another excuse to hold innocent students at ransome. See my junior ones that are supposed to graduate this year wasting away because of one useless union.

Aswear make federal government deregister ASUU so that everybody go rest. You didn't work for how many months and you are expecting government to pay you your full salaries and benefits. No be juju be that

What about the students that you wasted their time, na who go compensate them.

thank you bro for this last line. Who is going to compensate the students, selfish ASUU

Eagle07:


Appeal court is the final court for cases like this. That’s what I heard

I know.

Please re-read my comment.

LoneWolf212:
APC wan bend ASUU at all cost.


ASUU will be heading to Supreme Court next

There is nothing to appeal

Buckeyemedia1:
More than 80% Obidients will be disfranchised, politics is a dirty game.

Lol

They don't know anything

They might even let ASUU end the strike December or January

babyfaceafrica:

While ASUU has a good case, national interest will be considered

A hungry man is an angry man. You certainly wouldn't want your ward to be taught by a lecturer who has not been paid by 7 months.....

babyfaceafrica:



The Court of Appeal is the final bus stop when it comes to the proceedings of the National Industrial Court. Section 243 (4) of the 1999 Constitution.


While ASUU has a good case, national interest will be considered

Are you serious?
So what do you envisage next?

Ebubu:


didn’t you hear ASUU chairman asking nigerians on channels TV two weeks back, to remove APC next year in elections ?

it’s on youtube. politicised union. Atiku must be funding their chairman to prove stubborn against all odds

I suspect the ASUU chairman is an Obidient

Interesting

This ASUU people I don't know what they want.

I'm suspecting this issue has been politicised.

We ain't going nowhere, even if we do, we would only go and teach students the Nigerian national anthem and the pledge. Two can play the game

Lumig:

I suspect the ASUU chairman is an Obidient

he’s from same Delta state with PDP Vice Presidential Candidate

jrusky:
This ASUU people I don't know what they want.

I'm suspecting this issue has been politicised.

didn’t you hear the ASUU chairman saying on channels television two weeks ago that Nigerians should make sure they vote out APC ?

nams77:

Are you serious?
So what do you envisage next?

ASUU has no choice but to resume.

Youngwiz71:


Is he not their lawyer

I was saying same thing.

If ASUU play smart they will call off the strike go back to the classrooms and do nothing. What will the political advisers do ? In the end dialogue will still be the solution
?

babyfaceafrica:



The Court of Appeal is the final bus stop when it comes to the proceedings of the National Industrial Court. Section 243 (4) of the 1999 Constitution.


While ASUU has a good case, national interest will be considered

And you think forcing them back to school without granting their request will serve the national interest ? Let us watch and see na !

Buhari orders ASUU to go back to class through his court.

Buhari is a courtis

You guys are just being naive. FG cannot resolve industrial issue by court.

ASUU can call of the strike technically this week, and start a new strike with new demands next week. Its just technicality to avoid court contempt since the cort has become partisan.

Ebubu:
useless union. thank God they lost in court.

The Union is fighting for the betterment of the students ( infrastructure, equipment and funds for research ).

Jones4190:
If Govt is the one that asked for a stay of proceedings/execution and refused to obey court order like ASUU did with the order of the Industrial Court, SERAPNigeria, EiENigeria & all the other jobbers ipob obituary would have been up in arms. oga due process would have roared from all corners.
It was ASUU that scorned the Industrial Court, proceeded on appeal for a stay of an interlocutory order and all the pretenders to rule of law kept mute. The Court of Apeal advised parties should think of the nation & settle, but ASUU did not do this. Now the Court of Apeal has affirmed lower court.
Let me explain in layman's terms why ASUU's position is puerile:
(a) The case in court filed by the FGN is to submit all the issues between ASUU and FGN to jurisdiction of the court for adjudication.
(b) The FGN applies for interim order for ASUU to resume lectures WHILE the main case is being tried. That is; pending the determination of the substantive case.
(c) This is what we call INTERLOCUTORY ORDER in law. This order does not mean that the FGN has won or ASUU has lost. That will be decided down the line.
(d) Interlocutory orders are given to minimise damages or preserve the res as we say in law. The court was simply saying, do not let the sufferings of the students and lecturers continue. They can still be in school while we continue with the case and determine it. Everyone should see how reasonable this is abi? But ASUU refused to return to classes and instead went on appeal against an order to protect students & lecturers.
(f) In law an appeal does not operate as a stay thus ASUU should have obeyed the court order and then appeal. ASUU is represented by a SAN who knows better abi?
In conclusion, let us see if Falana SAN will still tell his clients to disobey the Court of Appeal. I have told you many times about the Falana wayo wayo. He won't relent until he is disgraced. The story of ASUU. The end.

My prayers is that this will be the end of ASUU. They've been striking for over 40 years

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I like this analysis. Very comprehensive. Thank you for sharing.

ASUU goofed. It is obvious, that, it is more of their interest than that of the students.

seunmsg:
Let’s hope the lawless body called ASUU will obey the court of appeal this time around.

ASUU is an irresponsible body and I’m glad the FG finally called their bluff. FG should immediately order VCs to reopen all federal universities on the strength of this judgement and any lecturer that refused to resume should be disciplined in-line with public service rules.

But don't you think their stand is legitimate and it's for the future of Universities?

GerogeI:
You guys are just being naive. FG cannot resolve industrial issue by court.

ASUU can call of the strike technically this week, and start a new strike with new demands next week. Its just technicality to avoid court contempt since the cort has become partisan.

Were they employed to be making demands?
Well, this might be a good time to suspend the union.

aspabay:


Appeal court is now useless because they did the right thing

They should have looked at the demand of the union, very soon Court go still collect from the corrupt APC government

You can take a horse to the river but cant force the horse to drink water. After resumption, what else. Final stage of the decay in education commences under APC

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Ngige is complicating this issue and the president is looking Akimbo

babyfaceafrica:


The Court of Appeal is the final bus stop when it comes to the proceedings of the National Industrial Court. Section 243 (4) of the 1999 Constitution.

You guys need to read more

Stop misleading people

ASUU will call off the strike and resume the strike again after one or two weeks