olumose001:
their meeting is now weekly episodes of an inconclusive series

TheGreenLand:
Do what is best for the nation

Samnavy:
Buhari must go

yinkus6750:
ASUU is synonymous with STRIKE from time immemorial. Despite all the aptitude test Monet, tuition and several levies, they still waiting for government funding.
What a shame, all institutions ought to be self funding.

IFEOLUWAKRIZ:
Let it be January ending pls.

olumose001:
their meeting is now weekly episodes of an inconclusive series

Paschalp:
If them like, we wee not die. We wee wait and get old at home

Juliearth:




Academic activities won't commence until after the elections. Even if the strike is called off on Monday, academic activities won't commence as it is just a week to Christmas. January won't be feasible as there will be alot of campaign and political tension, the whole of February and maybe March will be wasted on the election...so it definitely would be a long wait. You should consider taking up a job or learning a skill/trade.

Femich18:
Lols....Lazy student

Olalekank:
I STRONGLY doubt if these guys actually hold any meetings.

May God deliver us from the hands of wicked Leaders

ASUU have been complaining of low funding of universities whereas universities are meant to be a pinnacle of research.
It's my believe that this ASUU committee clamoring for funding for schools are actually seeking for how to devour the cash which would be pumped in rather than use it for research.

Hence, I'd advice my fellow Nigerian students to keep calm and grab a skill which could be of help to them, programming skills, hand skills, internship experience. They're all important. Let's remain positive!

ArticleBeast:

Pls can you shut up? Stop exhibiting your illiteracy in public. Even in the US, schools are funded by the govt, student are given student loans. I believe your folks thought they gave you an education. Don't embarass them

Paschalp:
If them like, we wee not die. We wee wait and get old at home

backnbeta:

I understand your ignorance because you don't understand how this things work! Nigerian public universities have no autonomy. All funds are remitted through the TSA. Even international research grants are monitored. The government needs to fund education and ensure that all projects are 'double' monitored to ensure funds are not syphoned. Our universities are simply underfunded. Until the government is forced to implement good policies, there will be strikes upon strikes.

yinkus6750:
ASUU is synonymous with STRIKE from time immemorial. Despite all the aptitude test Monet, tuition and several levies, they still waiting for government funding.
What a shame, all institutions ought to be self funding.

jmaine:


Those funds doesn't go to ASUU pockets but the university administration.

Warship:



What you said, is the absolute truth.

The funds will be looted if given to them directly.

I will advice FG to ask them to provide a list of everything they need and then buy/build the things themselves (FG).

jmaine:


Shame, you did rather vouch on an FG with serial thefts and extreme looting going on.
Funny youths

yinkus6750:
ASUU is synonymous with STRIKE from time immemorial. Despite all the aptitude test Monet, tuition and several levies, they still waiting for government funding.
What a shame, all institutions ought to be self funding.

IAmApostle1:
Another meeting between the federal government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) ended on Monday night without an immediate resolution of the dispute.

The meeting which held at the Federal Ministry of Labour was to find a lasting solution to the ongoing strike by the university lecturers.

At least four other meetings have been held between both parties before Monday’s since the strike commenced on November 4.

While addressing journalists, the minister of labour and employment, Chris Ngige, said the meeting has been adjourned to December 17.

Mr Ngige said the federal government is taking all necessary steps to address ASUU’s demands.

Mr Ngige had earlier appealed to the striking lecturers to ensure that Monday’s dialogue yields results that will lead to ending the strike.

”The strike is five weeks old today and it is not in anybody’s interest. We will ensure the needful is done,” he said.

Meanwhile, the ASUU chairman, Biodun Ogunyemi, said the union will await the next adjournment date to see how far the federal government will deliver on its promises before it will take a decision on whether to suspend the industrial action.

The union embarked on the strike on November 4 over the poor funding of Nigerian universities and non-implementation of previous agreements by the government.

Source : https://www.collegegist.com.ng/p/453/breaking-see-outcome-of-today-s-ASUU-and-fg-meeting

Colourich:
How much do you pay as school fees that will be enough to generate enough IGR for the school and payment of staff salaries? its even worse in federal university, most of them pay 10-20k as school fees, state universities are the ones paying 100k and above.

Warship:


Have you ever supervised a departmental Accreditation before.?

Do you know how much money is looted by HODs during NUC & other forms of Accreditations.?

Tell them to provide a list of the equipments, buildings, materials etc they need and then buy & supply the models they want.