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I said NLC should send some of their leaders to ASUU for internship

Gggg

But I read earlier that the meeting is inconclusive and prosponed to 21 October

the voice of the youth is resetting things

Absolute truth

edogu:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/10/strike-fg-to-release-n30bn-earned-allowances-to-ASUU/

till October 21 that's when I will reply ASUU and the federal government so they had this kind of money all this while this country is a joke...

#ENDSWAT

#BUHARIMUSTRESIGN

DenreleDave:



1 billion shud reach me in that money or else in the next 6 months, ASUU will go another 6 months strike

barawo

30billion way I dey give woman way I love

edogu:
https://www.vanguardngr.com/2020/10/strike-fg-to-release-n30bn-earned-allowances-to-ASUU/

. The government believes that when ASU is settled their strike wiil be called off .When schools are reopened all students protesting will go back to their class rooms .That will end the protest. They have forgotten that this protest will continue across the Nigerian schools.

And Universities will fix exams. What a way to force student protesters back to university.

This government!!!

Finally, the protest has favoured lecturers. Let them join hands to ensure Nigeria works for the common man.

Risingblue008:
Leacturers don hammer

Can you imagine, allowance since 2009 meanwhile ASUU is part of the corruption. At the end of the day the protest will favour few people .

After ENDSARS let's join hands and #ENDXVIDEOS

Please our leaders

We are not de cause of una problem


Yet u guys wind and use us to catch cruise


Even after all our hardwork


This protest is very very good start in making or leaders at least to understand a bit of what we are talking about.

All these
FG to...
FG will...
FG shall...
is just a manipulative way to let ASUU call off the strike without giving them a dime.
What's delaying the FG from paying these allowances ASAP.

ASUU should better wait till they see alert of all their demands before calling off the strike. FG na promise and fail dm sabi.

ASUU, hope FG met ALL your demands( UTAS, revitalization, earned allowances,autonomy and the rest....) because this is an opportunity oh. No be say after 2 months una go say FG no honour 2009,2014,2017,2019 MoU abi MoA then start strike again. Make una STRIKE AM ONCE and FOR ALL... Covid 19 dn kuku scatter 2020. so by 2021, if school resumes, we will know there's no strike anymore.

Abi na just because FG wn accept una UTAS and pay earned allowances body dm de swt una to resume.

Grexxa:
All these to keep protesting students away

na so na....the kind of fear gripping the corrupt political class now ehnnn...no b here o

samuelpeters:
ASUU should better wait till they see alert of all their demands before calling off the strike. FG na promise and fail dm sabi.

ASUU, hope FG met ALL your demands( UTAS, revitalization, earned allowances,autonomy and the rest....) because this is an opportunity oh. No be say after 2 months una go say FG no honour 2009,2014,2017,2019 MoU abi MoA then start strike again. Make una STRIKE AM ONCE and FOR ALL... Covid 19 dn kuku scatter 2020. so by 2021, if school resumes, we will know there's no strike anymore.

Abi na just because FG wn accept una UTAS and pay earned allowances body dm de swt una to resume.

By next week, we'll know if ASUU is really serious with their demands or not. If they call off the strike without recieving a dime, it's their loss. The students should also brace up for another strike.

we can see that peaceful protest is yielding dividends, but until the alert enter first

BigBrother9ja:
30 Billi gang

Bad news for NAAT, SAANU AND NASU who didn't join ASUU in the strike.

It seems the University truly belongs to ASUU members alone.



Anytime ASUU wails on any issue for long, government ends up releasing billions to them.
And other union will only get less than 10% from the money, even though they have more population than ASUU members.

This bully, discrepancy, intimidations and disparities is everywhere.
Even among health workers. Doctors vs. nurses, pharmacists etc.

.

What a good time to be alive in naija.
Silence sometimes is not the solution.

Nice meeting. Hope ASUU will wait till it gets the money before calling off strike.

I laugh at this government.
They've been taking us for fools all this while.
Power will soon change hands, remain small

am sure even the 30 billion was not well audited and is padded but due to desperation to send students back to school they wont even properly scrutinise their claims they would just pay them what ever they claim FG owns but i can bet you before buharis four years is up we would have another strike especially from a faction that dont receive the largess of the FG

Grexxa:
All these to keep protesting students away

I told them Nigerians will repair Nigeria when they are ready, not USA, UK or Europe the solution is in our pockets

Students, this is your time to shine.
You are the reason why the demand of these oppressive lecturers are met, do not allow them to oppress you in your schools again. Remember, it is your parents tax that got them payed.

#No to Student oppression

BigBrother9ja:
30 Billi gang

Bad news for NAAT, SAANU AND NASU who didn't join ASUU in the strike.

It seems the University truly belongs to ASUU members alone.



Anytime ASUU wails on any issue for long, government ends up releasing billions to them.
And other union will only get less than 10% from the money, even though they have more population than ASUU members.

This bully, discrepancy, intimidations and disparities is everywhere.
Even among health workers. Doctors vs. nurses, pharmacists etc.

Many will run away from this fact.

Cmanforall:
And Universities will fix exams. What a way to force student protesters back to university.

This government!!!

Finally, the protest has favoured lecturers. Let them join hands to ensure Nigeria works for the common man.

Students should not allow any lecturer oppress them, fix useless time for lecturers, teach them rubbish or talk down on them.
After all, it's the tax payers money
#Endoppressive lecturers