All bastards!
Make una go die!
We must still go service

#End_ASUU_Strike

Proffwhyhurry12:
Sincerely we need to support ASUU, if our Elites cannot send their wards to the university they created definitely they knew something is wrong.


I will partially stand with ASUU, cuz of unseriousness of government, they seem not to worry about the masses again

Yes the Government may have their issues, but what is really the big deal?
You want to give your employer a platform of how he will pay you?
You want him to honour the agreement of 2019 agreement, which you know no government honours many promises or would we say fulfil 100% of demands.
You want them to renegotiate 2009 and abi 2013 MOU, and that's why you are striking, does it makes sense.
You say IPPIS, is not good because of the perculiarity of the university system, then sit with government and readjust the current IPPPIS platform and everyone is happy.

Well my guys, trust me, ASUU does not mean well for the students.
The government isn't working, that we know.
But if everyone turns up and says we are striking, nothing would make sense.
Why always the ASUU?
Trust me it's political and greed motivated.

Do you know the number of ghost workers that IPPIS fishes out. They said it has irregularities, that is very common with any payment scheme which would be readjusted with time.
A lecturer teaching in 3 universities and collecting 3 salaries, with poor contact hours with the students. That is just one example of many others.

Now ₦30 billion is ready to be shared with ASUU, NASU and SSANU, but ASUU insisted it be for then alone. Government agreed.
Where they are now, is which platform?
Government is saying, register on IPPIS and get the money, since UTAS they brought up isn't complete yet.
ASUU is saying No! UTAS is it. So whose at fault now?

MarveworldNG:
I pity the students.
For the lecturers, their withheld salaries could be paid in one day, as for the students it's a lifetime damage.

Only God can restore wasted years.

Nlanalyst:

ASUU na scam. Useless animals.

Thank you jare

sinkhole:
But the heading of this thread said "Crack in ASUU", I read through and did not see any crack!

I wonder self

GeezBitz:
chill bro, why you say that are you FG or you are IPPIS? anyways I feel the government has its own share on anything they make via IPPIS that's why they are forcing it on the lecturers, why not consider the ASSU mode of payment UTAS since they said it was free?
unlike the IPPIS that isn't for free.
common sense shows the government ain't looking out for the benefit or good of students and lecturers on this case.

Look at the big picture before you comment.

No crack. Fg trying to play divide and conquer. Lolz

Dreamliner787:
It is true FG is not really giving it's best in this.. but ASUU ehnn u see those greedy fools, there own is too much walahiiiiiiii!!

FG's pity is still very much on our side than ASUU's..

ASUU don't even know what they want..

Thank you very much. This is someone who knows what's going on. I know it's affecting the students. But think big. It's not revitilization they are shouting for oo. It's IPPIS o. That's the core issue.

Dreamliner787:


This guy.. .. it's like you really clomor for an earnest resumption like me..

Who wouldn't?

That's where the problem lies. If they can go this far, then they are close to achieving their goals. Our leaders ain't good to be pitied. They're brute and need to apply force when dealing with them.

I'll appeal to ASUU to be resolute amongst themselves and give government hell cos that's the only language they hear.

Come to think of it, is it not time for the students and parents with relatives to go out there in the street to protest in favor of ASUU to put more pressure on the government.

They'll tell you no money to meet your demands but if it's there's, money will magically appear and they'll loot everything.

inoki247:
I Think say ASUU don say e wan giv Govt 2 to 5 years to lock up Schools for dem to rebuild it...

Abi o. Different chapters o

sinkhole:
But the heading of this thread said "Crack in ASUU", I read through and did not see any crack!

Nairaland have really lost it, even leadership newspaper that made the headline now spreads news like an ordinary blog, the news you always her from ASUU these days are mere mind games from ASUU branches to call th attention of parents and student to put more pressure on FGN.

Btw i heard FGN and ASUU will reconvene on wenesday.

Job2004:

I am very very sure this University of Jos A1 Hall

Greatest Jossite

Hunger has a way of resetting people's senses.

Dasal.

ENIGMATIC2023:
There is no crack anywhere.... I Stand with ASUU...Ngige and FG are liars

Think again o...

GeezBitz:
chill bro, why you say that are you FG or you are IPPIS? anyways I feel the government has its own share on anything they make via IPPIS that's why they are forcing it on the lecturers, why not consider the ASSU mode of payment UTAS since they said it was free?
unlike the IPPIS that isn't for free.
common sense shows the government ain't looking out for the benefit or good of students and lecturers on this case.

You people like calling out FGN in everything, we agree that FGN is corrupt and all that but if you are an empolyer and employer about 50 group of people and each of them tells you that they will have their own individual payment platform, how will you start?

Tilykay:


Yes the Government may have their issues, but what is really the big deal?
You want to give your employer a platform of how he will pay you?
You want him to honour the agreement of 2019 agreement, which you know no government honours many promises or would we say fulfil 100% of demands.
You want them to renegotiate 2009 and abi 2013 MOU, and that's why you are striking, does it makes sense.
You say IPPIS, is not good because of the perculiarity of the university system, then sit with government and readjust the current IPPPIS platform and everyone is happy.

Well my guys, trust me, ASUU does not mean well for the students.
The government isn't working, that we know.
But if everyone turns up and says we are striking, nothing would make sense.
Why always the ASUU?
Trust me it's political and greed motivated.

Do you know the number of ghost workers that IPPIS fishes out. They said it has irregularities, that is very common with any payment scheme which would be readjusted with time.
A lecturer teaching in 3 universities and collecting 3 salaries, with poor contact hours with the students. That is just one example of many others.

Now ₦30 billion is ready to be shared with ASUU, NASU and SSANU, but ASUU insisted it be for then alone. Government agreed.
Where they are now, is which platform?
Government is saying, register on IPPIS and get the money, since UTAS they brought up isn't complete yet.
ASUU is saying No! UTAS is it. So whose at fault now?

You need to ask the right questions

Why pay for ippis wen UTAS is free? This government likes wasting money.

UTAS will flush out ghost workers too.

Brain drain is imminent. doctors are leaving the countries en-mass very soon Lecturers will follow suit since you don't value them. You'll be left with secondary school teachers to teach university students.

Cityqueengirl:
Why don't they want to be on IPPIS platform

Now that's how you get answers. You must know something is fishy.

ManLikeL:


https://leadership.ng/crack-in-ASUU-as-members-want-end-to-strike/?amp=1

when is the crack in ASUU from this misleading headline

GeezBitz:
anybody supporting FG on this ASUU thing is just being unreasonable.
FG and Ngige are messing with our heads in this country walahi

Proffwhyhurry12:
Sincerely we need to support ASUU, if our Elites cannot send their wards to the university they created definitely they knew something is wrong.
I will partially stand with ASUU, cuz of unseriousness of government, they seem not to worry about the masses again

I beg to differ. ASUU is caused more pains than gains to the Nigerian students. They keep fighting for their selfish interest and use the students as pawns. Despite the funds released to the institutions, have you seen any improvement in infrastructure? If they feel they are not okay with their salaries, they should resign. After all, our minister of science and technology is proud we are finally able to manufacture pencil. What does that tell you of our education system?

Saintinoo:

You people like calling out FGN in everything, we agree that FGN is corrupt and all that but if you are an empolyer and employer about 50 group of people and each of them tells you that they will have their own individual payment platform, how will you start?

God bless you jare.

Thiwalade:


You need to ask the right questions

Why pay for ippis wen UTAS is free? This government likes wasting money.

UTAS will flush out ghost workers too.

Brain drain is imminent. doctors are leaving the countries en-mass very soon Lecturers will follow suit since you don't value them. You'll be left with secondary school teachers to teach university students.

Oh I'm well informed.

In as much as we appreciate home based soft ware. The logic behind its development is ridiculous.

How does brain drain come into what we are saying.
It isn't today brain drain began in Nigeria.

If a problem should be tackled in Nigeria, it has to be holistic and not just a segment (academic staffs alone) what about civil service.

thejourney200:




I beg to differ. ASUU is caused more pains than gains to the Nigerian students. They keep fighting for their selfish interest and use the students as pawns. Despite the funds released to the institutions, have you seen any improvement in infrastructure? If they feel they are not okay with their salaries, they should resign. After all, our minister of science and technology is proud we are finally able to manufacture pencil. What does that tell you of our education system?

Thank you jare.

ASUU is not been realistic.

Just as it with the education sector so it is with every area of our national life.

To insist that government must meet their demands is a huge joke.

ASUU and the universities issue is just a fragment of our national problem.

Government still has to grapple with health, the economy, infrastructure, security, employment etc.

ASUU should not for a moment think the FG will satisfy their problems while other sectors suffer. The suffering is a genera one and ASUU should

patiently bear its part.

thejourney200:




I beg to differ. ASUU is caused more pains than gains to the Nigerian students. They keep fighting for their selfish interest and use the students as pawns. Despite the funds released to the institutions, have you seen any improvement in infrastructure? If they feel they are not okay with their salaries, they should resign. After all, our minister of science and technology is proud we are finally able to manufacture pencil. What does that tell you of our education system?

If not for ASUU there will be nothing left in the educational System and it is ASUU that can still hold the government accountable for the mess

Saintinoo:

Nairaland have really lost it, even leadership newspaper that made the headline now spreads news like an ordinary blog, the news you always her from ASUU these days are mere mind games from ASUU branches to call th attention of parents and student to put more pressure on FGN.

Btw i heard FGN and ASUU will reconvene on wenesday.

But Ngige, after last Wednesday meeting, said there is no schedule meeting yet! Though he said they may agree on another meeting day after FG team must have met yesterday (Friday) and communicate ASUU.

Join ippis or die of hunger, it’s your choice, after all those on ippis are getting paid monthly

Who wants to die of hunger with a president that dosen't understand/value the relevance of education?

I blame both ASUU and FG. What is the need for a dialogue if nobody is ready to reach each other halfway. Mode of payment of workers logically depends on the employers. Federal has agreed to test run UTAS, if they insist for the main time they want to pay through IPPIS, ASUU should compromise a little, and if at the end UTAS passes and FG fails to use it, then they have a legitimate argument.

Both sides are not considering the students
If Teachers Doctors etc, stop work and remain adamant like ASUU this country no go fold?

sinkhole:
But the heading of this thread said "Crack in ASUU", I read through and did not see any crack!

The crack is between S and U in ASUU. Look well, you will see it

The problem of the frequent ASUU strikes could be that in the previous years, when the strike have lasted for 3 to 4 months, the FG would be forced or blackmailed to make promises and sign MOU it knows it cannot keep and after a while, a fresh bout of strike will be called. But the way I see it, this time around, the FG may not be willing to be coaxed into making promises it cannot keep. If ASUU members are angry that even uneducated politicians are earning far more than them, ( they rightly should be , as ever other Nigerian is), but using strikes as an alibi is not the solution, rather let them join others to demand for total restructuring of government budgketing systems and enumerations.