₦airaland Forum

JJuanMiguel:
Lol
This is a faceless forum, so it's granted you don't know who you are conversing with.
If FG decide to start an internal audit, I'm sure OAU will top the list of the most corrupt institutions.
It's just a normal school, (a decaying one just like most public universities) where the lecturers make life unnecessarily difficult for the students.

membranus:
Go to their individual homes and drive them back then.

At least you would have achieved what your clueless government is unable to do.

Mr. Superman.

membranus:
You are petty too supporting injustice against the poor and suffering masses, as exemplified by ASUU, by a devilish government.

The ASUU is peopled by a principled lecturers with great dreams for the young wards under their care, and not swayed by their immediate entitlement and needs.

Not unlike some people here acting as anonymous spokesman for a government from the pit of hell.

God's unfailing judgement awaits you all.

Es350:
Please answer my questions sir. What are students going to gain from these strikes?

membranus:
Everything that the lecturers are fighting for.

Mainly resourceful academic environment.

LoneWolf212:
APC wan bend ASUU at all cost.

membranus:
Ummm, I hear you.

Great Ife!!

JJuanMiguel:
If he stops working, he will start lamenting about empty stomach like ASUU.

membranus:
Everything that the lecturers are fighting for.

Mainly resourceful academic environment.

Ebubu:
union court cases are not legally obliged to reach supreme court. union legal cases only end in appeal court. end of the road for ASUU the useless striker

System202:
Go and drag ASUU from home na, let me see how the government will make ASUU to resume, and if they eventually resume they will not teach let the students keep drinking their kunu in hostel

Samogloby:
According to the judgment, if lower court sentence someone to death, the person must die first before he is entitled to appeal.

N3TRAL:
If they refuse, the Federal Government should enforce the Judgment of the Court by deregistering them

The government should not stop at that.

Vice-chancellors must account for hundreds of billions worth of TETFUND grants they have embezzled.

FreeStuffsNG:
Thank you Mr "No one"
I am reporting you to the mods.

anonymous1759:
Where will government get that kind of money ? ASUU is unrealistic after low oil price for years plus pandemic they’re demanding for such .
I’m not exonerating the government for it’s failures too but we most be considerate too one another The ASUU big boys don’t have their kids in Nigeria schooling that’s why they can comfortably strike For 8 months.

Education is very cheap In Nigeria which the Nigerian masses don’t applaud the government for they just criticize how can you be paying 21k for a session and still insult the government with the slightest provocation .

Government needs to enlighten the masses so they can appeal to ASUU to soften their stance because the money is not available and the only way to meet up with that demand is to increase the school fees which will render many student to drop outs .

Ebubu:
i have told my uncle that i am totally not in support of what he is doing.


he should resign if the terms of lecturing is no longer attractive to him

LoneWolf212:
APC wan bend ASUU at all cost.

Ebubu:
tell me where you are i’ll come and talk it to your face. fool

alimiadedayo1:
if they born your generation well come and meet me in Abuja at lugbe if you will receive sense

JJuanMiguel:
Let's ask him. So they can discuss how to compensate the students the 8 months they used in "pressing home their demands"

lookingfly:
you have a better job for him if he resigns?

membranus:
Until then.

For now, it is just your own insinuation.

And just for an advice, use this time to learn a technical skill, and stop wasting your time on social media. Other students are doing so, and are not missing the school as much as you are.

It appears you are idle.

Learn tech and earn money.

lookingfly:
you think a lecturer or teacher will give his/her best if he has family pending issues that requires money? Is it all about student just passing through school and graduating with nothing in their heads? No wonder we can't develop as a country because all what students are being taught are just abstract stuff without any skillful knowledge attached to it. Grades!!! And it stops there. Go abroad and you'll notice they don't even put emphacy to grades but work experience which can even attain while schooling.

JJuanMiguel:
How many percentage of the funds that were allocated to the universities in the past were looted?
If those funds were properly utilized, the universities would be better off their present conditions.

Gunboat127:
This scenario is very funny,Assu has been on strike for 8 months plus and the federal government has done a good job of bullying them with the courts knowing full well that the Appeal court is the highest court that can entertain industrial matters...it's laughable if FG thinks that these lecturers would want to return to the classrooms on empty stomachs and the students will suffer the aftermath...if Assu obeys the court order, then 2 things might happen
1:the lecturers might take their aggression on the students hence affecting their teaching abilities(Sha Naija lecturers no dey teach anything normally,85% of naija university students nai teach themselves for university)
2:the lecturers might just obey the court order for a while,get their appeal sustained and embark on another strike..

Both ways it's detrimental to the student..

Wahalla no dey finish..

Kasssandra:
Lol...let me tell you something....even before looting...which happens, let us be honest,.....the money given to universiites is small, and not enough for their needs.

The looting makes the bad situation from poor funding worse.

We spend less than 2-3 trillion naira on education as a whole, and about half of that goes to universities. In foreign countries, it is five to ten times that amount ...on universities alone.

Yet you want our universities to look like the ones abroad, and you also want them to charge fees less than 200 dollars a year. Impossicant.

I guess you are a student, or you know some students, and I agree...ASUU strikes are a waste of time. I myself lost 2 years to ASUU strikes, and it was not funny. But the truth is, the alternative to ASUU not going on strike and mounting pressure on government ....is raised fees as high as possibly 1 million or more per annum. It's a guess, but it is an educated guess.

So, take your choice. Either government finds extra money....from loans (you don't want), taxes (you don't want ), removing subsidy on petrol and power (you especially don';t want that) or .....they raise fees.

Personally, I think they should raise fees. That would keep ASUU quiet forever. But poor Nigerians are going to suffer.Very well. Maybe it would become too expensive to go to universities.

The budget of a Nigerian university is less than 50 milliondollars. The budget of Harvard is about 48 billion dollars. Per annum. And yet, you want your Unibadan to somehow look like HARVARD...at the fraction of the fees a harvard student, including the indigent ones...pays. You want your university to be top ranked, at a fraction of the money the top ranked universities spend. ASUU is going on strike to see if that happens. They are being unrealistic. But they know that you guys don't want to get into University of Ibadan, and suddenly face fees of N2 million naira per annum to read sociology there....plus accomodation fee of N400000 per annum. Shey you go pay.?

Yes, corruption happens. But if we remove corruption, and fight it...we still won't have enough money to build standard universites.