wosley:
Better because you can't detect how to pay their salaries

bluefilm:


We make war so that we can have peace.

ASUU is fighting today so that tomorrow there will no need for strike.

You staying at home and doing nothing could be the small price you are paying today so that you can have quality education tomorrow.

Bear with us.

Ceenelly:
Now we know better, it was all about the money and not the general welfare of our universities. You want to continue receiving salaries from different higher institution at same time, a country that is battling unemployment will have a single lecturer employed in more than two to three universities at same time

bluefilm:


We make war so that we can have peace.

ASUU is fighting today so that tomorrow there will no need for strike.

You staying at home and doing nothing could be the small price you are paying today so that you can have quality education tomorrow.

Bear with us.

bluefilm:


We make war so that we can have peace.

ASUU is fighting today so that tomorrow there will no need for strike.

You staying at home and doing nothing could be the small price you are paying today so that you can have quality education tomorrow.

Bear with us.

Chicago213:


Well thanks for your opinion. I have 2 kids at home and I'm sick and tired of them staying at home doing nothing!!

sujexy:
...You are fighting for your welfare legit (We all know that the whole revitalization song is a smokescreen, the real issue has always been IPPIS) ...

dalass:
Annoying

ASUU is showing it's union is truly united and won't back down from their demands..
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Professors earning peanut compared to uneducated political jobbers

sujexy:
A very careless statement that Endsars protesters kept making during their protest....
You are fighting for your welfare legit (We all know that the whole revitalization song is a smokescreen, the real issue has always been IPPIS) and you want everyone to bear with you, when you won't be ready to bear with them in their own wahala. Keeping them at home when all odds are stacked against the students is insensitivity. You guys can always get your salaries and allowances back, but will students get the time wasted back?

I will support the Government if they choose to open the schools using force after this last meeting! Enough of Nonsense!!!!

AfricanKingkong:
Ippis is a scam

AfricanKingkong:
Ippis is a scam

Chicago213:


Well thanks for your opinion. I have 2 kids at home and I'm sick and tired of them staying at home doing nothing!!

Ceenelly:
Now we know better, it was all about the money and not the general welfare of our universities. You want to continue receiving salaries from different higher institution at same time, a country that is battling unemployment will have a single lecturer employed in more than two to three universities at same time

sujexy:
...You are fighting for your welfare legit (We all know that the whole revitalization song is a smokescreen, the real issue has always been IPPIS) ...

sujexy:
A very careless statement that Endsars protesters kept making during their protest....
You are fighting for your welfare legit (We all know that the whole revitalization song is a smokescreen, the real issue has always been IPPIS) and you want everyone to bear with you, when you won't be ready to bear with them in their own wahala. Keeping them at home when all odds are stacked against the students is insensitivity. You guys can always get your salaries and allowances back, but will students get the time wasted back?

I will support the Government if they choose to open the schools using force after this last meeting! Enough of Nonsense!!!!

blazesam:

Source??

bluefilm:


You are just a careless and insignificant ranter.

Perhaps, you are yet to realize the importance of quality education which is why, going by your statement on wasted time, you are so comfortable with displaying a meaningless certificate up and down all in the name of answering a graduate.

ASUU is fighting for the revitalization of our public tertiary institutions, first and foremost.

Yes, ASUU is also fighting for IPPIS.

To tell you the truth, an unsatisfied lecturer who is disgruntled because his take home pay cannot take him home is the worst thing you will ever wish to experience in your academic life, trust me.

Ceenelly:
Now we know better, it was all about the money and not the general welfare of our universities. You want to continue receiving salaries from different higher institution at same time, a country that is battling unemployment will have a single lecturer employed in more than two to three universities at same time

zikter:
unfortunately for you, government knows it cannot do a thing. This is the major problem, the Nigerian student. Instead of you to stand up and support ASUU in demanding for a better learning environment as it is obtainable in your favorite saner climes quote, you prefer overcrowded classrooms, non equipped laboratories and non existent general infrastructures. These are all as a result of poor funding of education sector while the same people you are supporting are stealing billions meant for the good of you. Is UTAS going to increase lecturers salaries? Will ASUU collect the revitalisation fund so far released to the universities? The answer is no. All of you prefer to graduate with nothing in your brains, a science student not knowing what a microscope is or cannot not differentiate a lab equipment from lab apparatus. Then, there will be cries of no jobs while your counterpart from covenant etc are rejecting jobs.

proffemi:


The evidence-free way people proclaim some random idea as fact is truly unbelievable.
Revitalization is a smokescreen? IPPIS is the main issue? Really?
Daddy, ASUU has been in the trenches fighting recalcitrant governments for decades, long before anything called IPPIS existed.

But I promise you: that fight will soon stop largely because we are tired of being vilified by the very people we are defending. The truth that some ASUU members refuse to accept is that student fees are a major portion of the IGR of (capitalist) universities. This is one area where the Nigerian government is right: if we are serious about autonomy, we should be ready to stop depending on government for 95% of our funding. When that happens, each university will be able to generate something of the order of 5 to 10 billion naira per year from just student fees. Then we will stop needing to fight for "revitalization" every few months, and there will be peace in the universities.

I look forward to that day, and I am happy to say that it is coming soon.