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| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by NaijaGoBetter2(m): 6:50am On Sep 20, 2025 |
nairalanda1:Not really true, I know of brutal protest in Ibadan, ogun, Osun, Kogi and Kwara. Protest shouldn't focusing only on destruction of the public properties of looting warehouse, "these are the only things that differentiate protest in Abuja and Lagos from other region" |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by Brendaniel: 6:50am On Sep 20, 2025 |
bixton:Your professors in 1999 could buy flight tickets with their salary, while in 2025 under the evil you support they cannot... |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by easytig(m): 6:59am On Sep 20, 2025 |
70% of those lecturers are evil personified,Na their karma dey deal with them so ,got not pity to give them,very wicked set of people,so many innocent students boys and girls have seen shege from them kingsways: |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by saintruky(m): 7:01am On Sep 20, 2025 |
Same Profs who rig politicians into power after accepting bribes... They forgot tomorrow is pregnant... Now they are complaining... Shege just start |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by nairalanda1(m): 7:02am On Sep 20, 2025 |
AntiChristian:That is nysc. In the real world, salaries for doctors and other medical professionals are scanty. Ya think we are emigrating for fun?.Or nard and nma and johesu go on strike for fun? It's even worse in private hospitals self . |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by yemmit90: 7:03am On Sep 20, 2025 |
nairalanda1:And how do you expect someone whose his children are not in where he works wholeheartedly teach his students? Is it even proper for a whole professor not to trust where he works? If he indeed put all his children in private university and keep blaming for poor salary, it means he is living above his income. Every damn person in Nigeria is poorly paid, we are just managing ourselves ni. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by nairalanda1(m): 7:03am On Sep 20, 2025 |
saintruky:Abeg, no believe in that rigging thing. Most Nigerians will vote for apc or pdp because many of them don't want the uncertainty of change |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by Nakuza(m): 7:04am On Sep 20, 2025 |
Honestly, some urgent need to be done about this poor salary of our academy staff. The worse aspect of it, is the meager salary of the private schools teachers. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by Sammy5413(m): 7:05am On Sep 20, 2025 |
2027 is around the corner, if you like go collect bribe and vote for incompetency again. This time around you go turn to Almajiri |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by nairalanda1(m): 7:05am On Sep 20, 2025*. Modified: 7:50am On Sep 20, 2025 |
yemmit90:Like you didn't read what i said His kids being in private university is the result of neglect of public university Plus most lecturers kids don't attend the same university their parents teach in, and their parents still do a good job regardless MODIFED For example, let us say we have a lecturer who teaches at FUTO Owerri, and his daughter wants to read pharmacy. As far as I know FUTO does not offer pharmacy. So, she has to go to a different university. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by TenQ: 7:06am On Sep 20, 2025 |
lionshare:No! They are paid at par because NUC insist on this. The problem is that some private Universities may owe several months of salary to their staff |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by Vikynas: 7:06am On Sep 20, 2025 |
But na una dem dey use as returning officers during elections to rig the elections! U can't give us scorpion and except not to be beaten by it too |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by Hassanmaye(m): 7:08am On Sep 20, 2025 |
Port443:Haha bhad Guy look at what you wrote, seun is watching, they supported the clueless government |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by capponla231(m): 7:08am On Sep 20, 2025 |
adenigga:Where are the people that always compare anything this government does with another country,they should help us tell them to do the same oo,Reno omokri, Na una dey compare fuel price with other countries,but fail to do the comparison of the cost of living. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by geoworldedu: 7:09am On Sep 20, 2025 |
bixton:500k in Jonathan's era can achieve so much more. So it has been better in the past regimes. Even Buhari regime boasts of a far better life for citizens. This regime is poor evil. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by egunna(m): 7:10am On Sep 20, 2025 |
IamANigerianMan:this is a wrong notion. Do you have to do multiple jobs to survive?in the ideal sense of things, the job that occupies your productive time shud pay your bills. Its not your business to Kno what he earns from another source. If every source is telling him to earn from another source, then where does it end? You re not paying a medical doctor well, tell me y dey won't always give priority to their private practice? |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by keemsleek(m): 7:13am On Sep 20, 2025 |
clockwisereport:Let's take this out of politics. Yes Government needs to do something about their salary but saying they are poor is not true. I know a lot of lecturers who had children at my school, 2,3 kids doing very well, and have children abroad. They might not be rich but they are comfortable, has of then my department was paying over a million per session and I had a friend he and his sister where in SAT. Which means their dad was paying over 2 million per semester. They should ask for increment but not with lies. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by U09ce: 7:16am On Sep 20, 2025 |
They have crippled primary and secondary schools. Now they have moved to tertiary institutions. Just ten years ago, many top students aspired to be lecturers but that yearning is no more in the current students. University workers have been deliberately pauperised. The politicians prefer to open new universities in their villages every other market day than to focus on existing ones. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by tesseract: 7:18am On Sep 20, 2025 |
This is how you know a country that doesn't value education. Well, I'm aware that Profs were used to rig elections in the past , I will not mention names. So that probably deserve this. This is a case where the sin on a few Profs, is having an adverse effect on the others. God bless Prof. Otti of Abia state. A Prof with a difference. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by Nobody: 7:18am On Sep 20, 2025 |
Jf they are tired of teaching, they should look for jobs in local government secretariats. I hate those entitled professors who don't do nothing but expect everything. I remember one of my lecturers who used Google to teach us and he would just be reading straight from his phone, no editing nothing. It's only in Nigeria that people won't work but will be comparing themselves with people in other countries who actually work. 500k is okay for them, if they don't want it, they should resign and travel to UK where they will work in bread factories. Mtchew |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by tesseract: 7:20am On Sep 20, 2025 |
U09ce:Well stated, a lot of young people are ditching the idea of a career in academics, you here slogans like "school na scam" regularly from their lips. Looking at the poor and wretched lifestyle of their lecturers and Profs, they just reject the idea of becoming one. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by Mtmike(m): 7:24am On Sep 20, 2025 |
same professors that supports election malpractices. they never cry reach |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by bixton(m): 7:26am On Sep 20, 2025 |
geoworldedu:Yes, it can achieve so much more in PGEJ's administration but there were striking!!!!! So what was the reason for the strikes? |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by femi4: 7:26am On Sep 20, 2025 |
Academic knowledge isn't a gateway to wealth. Stop the pity party n get more source of income Iwe melo ni dangote ka |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by bixton(m): 7:29am On Sep 20, 2025 |
Brendaniel:In 1999 they could afford flight tickets and still were going on strikes from that year till even PGEJ's administration!!!!! So tell me what has changed with the endless strikes? |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by geoworldedu: 7:31am On Sep 20, 2025 |
bixton:The reason was due to human's unlimited want. Humans will always demand a better life. They wanted petrol to be #20 per liter. They wanted bag of rice at #2000. They wanted Oshodi to Ajah to be #200. They wanted Japa costs to be #50,000. Even Tinubu was among them that time. He wanted $1 to be #1 ![]() But now Tinubu got there and made everything unimaginably worst. The situation has now gone from bad to 'most worst' ![]() |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by OgbeniOja1: 7:33am On Sep 20, 2025 |
I am. Happy this is finally getting the much needed attention. Cos very soon if things don't improve lecturers will begin to sort everything in the university. They are broke. Big name no money |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by lionshare: 7:34am On Sep 20, 2025 |
TenQ:You mean the NUC is dictating how much a private institution is to pay their employees? I can understand setting minimum benchmarks, but not a fixed rate. The reason I asked the initial question is: if private university lecturers are better paid, then that gives public lecturers the option of choosing a public university for better pay. Over time, the government will be forced to improve remuneration in order to retain and attract manpower, which is a win-win for all parties. However, if private lecturers are not exactly well compensated, then the entire tertiary education system — including private institutions — is nothing more than an organized subsidy, perpetually waiting for government handouts. This means quality will always be lacking. |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by OgbeniOja1: 7:36am On Sep 20, 2025 |
Things where a lot better for university lecturers under Yaradua and Jonathan. Being a former lecturer (Jonathan) he gave them good agreements. Then buhari came refused to implement policies and killed the already gotten ones with inflation. The came Tinubu's Father of all inflation that rendered what remained of their salary useless. bixton: |
| Re: Professors Decry Poor Pay, Struggle With Debts by Brendaniel: 7:37am On Sep 20, 2025 |
bixton:The government that keeps blocking them from going on strike with court orders, that is like saying a child is enjoying better because you keep tying the child's mouth from crying even when you have reduced the child's food... |
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