Oblivion34:
In my defense, ASUU has always been unreasonable in negotiations with the federal government.

ASUU were insisting on suffering themselves and the poor students by not calling off the strike.

They also claimed to be ok with the "No work, No Pay" policy. [color=#990000][/color]

Aside from that, we'll always see them insult the government at any given chance; either on social media or live TV.

They also said they were never going to beg the government because they were clearly the boss of them and not the other way around.

Why should they be paid when they were willing to stress the strike up until the next year unless they get what they want?

Why should they paid when they told students to sacrifice two years of their time for them?

Why can't they also sacrifice their salaries for the cause?

It's important to note that ASUU was willing to stress the strike for as long as they want because they were 100% sure of their paycheck before or after the strike has been called off. [color=#990000]

If they get paid, who will compensate the students?

I am sure the students have already been compensated with exam timetables. And lecturers are preparing to come and stamp their foot on the ground in lecture theaters to brag about how they'll get paid whether they come to class or not.

I want to implore the federal government to adhere strictly to the "No work, No pay" policy.

This is the only way we can use to break ASUU's wing and allow our students to graduate at the appropriate time.


How long will the government keep begging ASUU? Year after year, ASUU must declare a strike!

In my opinion, the salary issue should also be tabled at the court of law. I will love to see them win that case in court

The "No work, No Pay" policy must stand in other to curb yearly strikes.

But your reasoning is not telling you that FG do not need to beg ASUU but they should always honor agreement signed by unions. Did FG renege on agreement or not? Did FG refute the concerns raised about IPPIS? Did FG not spending unnecessarily to other causes but can't fund education to a minimum? You better face your government first before holding ASUU

colestephan86:

We can continue to be reckless, if you don't work you can't get paid.

Exactly!

If the government can stand with this policy, ASUU will always think twice before declaring another strike.

All university workers in Federal universities are impacted by this non payment of salary during the striking period.
If FG pays ASUU and doesn’t pay other unions that’s when problem will start .
They should pay us our salary is a condition SSANU , NAAT and NASU gave while suspending the strike.
FG breached the agreement which resulted in this strike and allowed it linger
You can’t compel any individual to lecture or attend to students when there’s nothing in his /her pocket.
Universities are opened but no lecturing will be on going .

Cc : Oblivion34

The average urchin belives that every thing that fg does is right . includin witholding peopls salary. urchins lack the ability to reason logically

Uyi168:
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since students are getting absolutely nothing, I whole heartedly support the no work no pay.

Who gains ¿

Please dont start another war with ASUU

In everything, let's go back to the root of the problem.

What is the base cause of this strike? Unfulfilled necessities of over a decade.

There you have it. Of course the FG can decide to withhold their salaries. Nothing stops them from doing that; not even a court order.

We know who'd suffer the consequences of disgruntled employees.

Curious345:
Yes ..

Absolutely yes they do..

If I was a lecturer ,I will return to teach until I am paid

Na so FG go sack you and you will return to your house. While your position is replaced by a more willing and qualified person.

The government should pay them biko

shortIGBOman:


Na so FG go sack you and you will return to your house. While your position is replaced by a more willing and qualified person.

This isn't a problem. We always know who cries about brain drain in the end.

Uyi168:
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since students are getting absolutely nothing, I whole heartedly support the no work no pay.

Okay student get the unfair time wasting, Lecturers should get no salary according to you right?


So what should the federal government get? Most of you have brain but don't think. Who started the whole issue? Was it not the federal government that failed to keep to an agreement since all these years? Or you don't have measure of punishment for them?

Chris2863:
mtcheeeeew, you obviously lack knowledge of the whole issue. Kindly stop disturbing the peace of others with this crap

This one na one of those lazy ASUU members. Una no work for 8 months, FG will not pay you shishi. Fvck ASUU.

They shouldn't be paid in full.

WHY NOT?

Ain't staff in your refineries producing no pint of refined crude oil, petrol,et al having salaries paid to them - workers there for over 10years now?

DesChyko:


This isn't a problem. We always know who cries about brain drain in the end.

Most of the kids blaming ASUU are surely daft. Imagine them saying government should uphold the no work no pay policy..

And I ask them, if the Lecturers are not paid as their punishment,. What's the measure of punishment for the useless federal government as well? After all they were the one that reneged on the agreement they had with ASUU..

This question is needless, and borders on insensitivity.

How about we ask if the EndSars protesters deserved to be maimed or killed??!

Yet, no one is asking the real question:

Does the education sector not deserve far more than what is being allocated to it yearly by this government of crooks and corrupt infidels?!!

ASUU should be praise for sustaining the University system and other higher institutions in Nigeria. Any objective mind should visit any university whether old or new and take the statistics of their infrastructures, you will observe that all of them are Tetfund initiative, which is attributable to ASUU' s effort. So we should stop all these nonsense concerning them. More grease to your elbow ASUU, please continue to fight the cause of common man, because as for our so called leaders, their own children are not in Nigeria.

They should be paid but partly. Like 50% of their accumulated salaries

Some Stupid and Foolish Lecturers, Students and Parents Will Still Vote For APC

Ekweremadu that has been in the UK since how many months now is receiving salaries.

20 years after his tenure as Lagos state governor, Tinubu has never missed his allowances.

So why can't the government pay lecturers after failing to meet their part of the deal? If workers decide to accept this no work, no pay policy, government will surely weaponise poverty across board. They're already torturing the common man, including those who called themselves APC u.rchins. Many of them can no longer afford Chicken Republic rice yet rooting for politicians with private jets and oil wells

The citizens are the problems of this country. The federal government right now has budgeted Obasanjo and Jonathan's allowances for 2023 yet na lecturers be una problem. Lazy yoots! This suffering must surely go round but one thing is sure, it will never touch those in government - the same people you all support.

shortIGBOman:


Na so FG go sack you and you will return to your house. While your position is replaced by a more willing and qualified person.

What was stopping them from doing so for the past 8 months?

They are many private universities in Nigeria and abroad that will gladly absorb them, in the same our medical and technology personnel have been drained away from the country. And who is suffering from this? We Nigerians.

Oblivion34:
In my defense, ASUU has always been unreasonable in negotiations with the federal government.

ASUU were insisting on suffering themselves and the poor students by not calling off the strike.

They also claimed to be ok with the "No work, No Pay" policy. [color=#990000][/color]

Aside from that, we'll always see them insult the government at any given chance; either on social media or live TV.

They also said they were never going to beg the government because they were clearly the boss of them and not the other way around.

Why should they be paid when they were willing to stress the strike up until the next year unless they get what they want?

Why should they paid when they told students to sacrifice two years of their time for them?

Why can't they also sacrifice their salaries for the cause?

It's important to note that ASUU was willing to stress the strike for as long as they want because they were 100% sure of their paycheck before or after the strike has been called off. [color=#990000]

If they get paid, who will compensate the students?

I am sure the students have already been compensated with exam timetables. And lecturers are preparing to come and stamp their foot on the ground in lecture theaters to brag about how they'll get paid whether they come to class or not.

I want to implore the federal government to adhere strictly to the "No work, No pay" policy.

This is the only way we can use to break ASUU's wing and allow our students to graduate at the appropriate time.


How long will the government keep begging ASUU? Year after year, ASUU must declare a strike!

In my opinion, the salary issue should also be tabled at the court of law. I will love to see them win that case in court

The "No work, No Pay" policy must stand in other to curb yearly strikes.

if house of assembly or senators decide to go on strike because of poor mgt by the FG. Ate you saying FG won't pay them?. Security. Teachers civil servants.. this tiers of government are really the pillars but they are given peanuts. This people are fighting for a just cause. If you are a lecturer you won't say all this u saying. Be in someone's shoes before you talk abeg.

copyrites:
Ekweremadu that has been in the UK since how many months now is receiving salaries.

20 years after his tenure as Lagos state governor, Tinubu has never missed his allowances.

So why can't the government pay lecturers after failing to meet their part of the deal? If workers decide to accept this no work, no pay policy, government will surely weaponise poverty across board. They're already torturing the common man, including those who called themselves APC u.rchins. Many of them can no longer afford Chicken Republic rice yet rooting for politicians with private jets and oil wells

t.

Wrong! Many of those APC urchins have never been able to afford Chicken Republic meals in their miserable existence!

Oblivion34:


There's nothing stopping you from going into politics since you envy the politician's so much.

How does this make sense?
Politicians are supposed to be out servants. We pay their salaries.
If they misbehave, we are supposed to caution them not envy them.

Political leaders has personalize this country, that's why they do whatever they like even the court has become their tools... May God save Nigeria from this criminals

Oblivion34:


Exactly!

If the government can stand with this policy, ASUU will always think twice before declaring another strike.

(Note..I agree with you , but I want to draw your attention to some things)

1.ASUU goes on strike repeatedly because universites...need money.

2.No Nigerian university is in the top 100, or even top 500 global universities in the world...plus we cannot do advanced research in many things...for idnsutry, healthcare, etc...because...poor funding.

3.ASUU members want to work with high quality equipment, labs, libraries, lecture halls, and want better welfare for themselves, students and other staff.

4.Government rightly tells ASUU every time that the money is not sufficent.

5.So how do we stop ASUU from going on strike....raise fees. To levels like 1 million naira and above.

You don't like? But you just basically said that ASUU is wrong to go on strike.

Either fees go up, or in ten years private universites will surpass public universites. Guess who suffers more...the poor.

Oblivion34:
The ASUU President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke had in a recent interview noted that the lecturers had called off their action and returned to work but were challenged by the nonpayment of their eight months salaries which had posed a huge challenge for the lecturers to meet their daily needs and be able to discharge their responsibilities to the returning university students.

Mr. Odiir said the returning lecturers might not give their best because of the obvious challenge of lack of funds, “and that means that the universities would be reopened but teaching and learning might not take place because the lecturers are not motivated.


“So we are appealing to the Federal Government to fulfill its part of the bargain to effect the payment of the salaries of the returning lecturers to enable them fully resume work.

“There is no doubt that the lecturers would obey the court ruling and resume classes but they would certainly not be able to engage in lecturing if they don’t start getting their eight months salaries.


“That is why the Federal Government should pay them without further delay in the spirit of the agreement brokered by the Speaker of the House of Representatives.

“We also appeal to the Speaker to do a follow up to the good work he initiated to have the lecturers call off the action by impressing on all the relevant authorities to have the salaries paid so that our public universities can roar back to life.

No they don't, but some stipend to help them organize their offices, else the students will receive the hammer.

Abeg everyone should leave this OP. Go and check all his threads. ASUU is the only thing that gives him engagements as a jobless person that he is.

Every topic is ASUU. Nothing else.

We will be back when they pay them the arrears while you burn your data to talk some more like the jobless person that you are

As for me, I will support the "no work, no pay " option, whatever they've been doing for 8months should pay them, they and the FG can't subject the students into unwarranted conditions and expect to smile at the end of it all... Their salaries should be withheld until they cover the 8months lapses on the students.

What a very stupid question to ask, imagine working for months without pay!
Bills pilling up, your kids are in school, you've got to pay their fees, clothe them, pay rent and sort other things. At your leisure time, think about this then have your answer!

Oblivion34:
In my defense, ASUU has always been unreasonable in negotiations with the federal government.

ASUU were insisting on suffering themselves and the poor students by not calling off the strike.

They also claimed to be ok with the "No work, No Pay" policy. [color=#990000][/color]

Aside from that, we'll always see them insult the government at any given chance; either on social media or live TV.

They also said they were never going to beg the government because they were clearly the boss of them and not the other way around.

Why should they be paid when they were willing to stress the strike up until the next year unless they get what they want?

Why should they paid when they told students to sacrifice two years of their time for them?

Why can't they also sacrifice their salaries for the cause?

It's important to note that ASUU was willing to stress the strike for as long as they want because they were 100% sure of their paycheck before or after the strike has been called off. [color=#990000]

If they get paid, who will compensate the students?

I am sure the students have already been compensated with exam timetables. And lecturers are preparing to come and stamp their foot on the ground in lecture theaters to brag about how they'll get paid whether they come to class or not.

I want to implore the federal government to adhere strictly to the "No work, No pay" policy.

This is the only way we can use to break ASUU's wing and allow our students to graduate at the appropriate time.


How long will the government keep begging ASUU? Year after year, ASUU must declare a strike!

In my opinion, the salary issue should also be tabled at the court of law. I will love to see them win that case in court

The "No work, No Pay" policy must stand in other to curb yearly strikes.

This is the most senseless post i have ever seen in my life.. "My people surfer because of lack of knowledge" when you have no clue or understanding about a thing just STFU, no student is happy with the strike, However have you thought or seen the state of our educational system, you haven't seen students sitting on the floor to receive lectures ?... well during my time it happened , so oga go and read or make research as you lack, wisdom knowledge and understanding whatsoever.