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Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:54am On Aug 25, 2022
4gunners:
The issue with people like you is that emotions always prevail. ASUU has been going on strike how many times now? Since 1990s. DO you think ASUU will not still go on strike next year or two years time? Only a foolish man does the same thing over and over again and expect different result. ASUU should find other means to get their demands met. A lot of people have suggested that they sponser a bill. 6 months of my life was put on hoild while in school, and the same thing is happening to my younger brother. ASUU keeps wasting people's time because of unionism. Shameful lot.
Most Nigerians cannot spend time to think.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:53am On Aug 25, 2022
dontai:
you are yarning dust, that's how you guys use mouth comot all our best hands in medical field, banking sectors are feeling the same heat now. But you never told the government who hold unto your money and took your future for ransom to resign, but as a bonafide citizen I should leave? You naa they try.
I have given you facts.

Nigerian doctors when they go to UK realise the truth but their pride wouldnt let them speak.:


Junior doctors in Foundation Year 1 (F1) earn a basic starting salary of £28,808. In Foundation Year 2 (F2), this rises to £33,345. You'll receive extra pay if you work over 40 hours a week. There is also a 37% enhancement for working nights and allowances for weekend and on-call work.
A doctor in specialist training starts on a basic salary of £39,467 and progresses to £53,077.
Salaried general practitioners (GPs) earn £62,268 to £93,965 depending on the length of service and experience.

Note:
They will still pay between 30 - 38 % as tax.

They'll pay about a 3rd of their salaries as rent.

The grass is always greener...
Education › Re: Home Schooling The Way To Go: Private Schools Now Charging Exorbitantly by rusher14: 9:50am On Aug 25, 2022
Onewazobia:
The current ASUU leaders will not be there forever. You can imaging a first class graduate collect 90k as net salary per months when he/she knows better offer is out there outside classroom, if the education sector wants to attract best brains them its budget should be review
The average salary of a lecturer II is between N1,649,509 and N1,979,640 per annum while a lecturer I is paid N2,079,996 to N2,684,010 per annum.
Education › Re: Home Schooling The Way To Go: Private Schools Now Charging Exorbitantly by rusher14: 9:48am On Aug 25, 2022
LikeAking:
Una go wise up soon.

How many rich people in the US n Europe are sending dia kids to private schools? Talkless of the poor and average over dia?

Why will Nigerians dispose public schools?

Nigerian parents are just working for school owners all in the name of good education.

Una go wise soon.
Hope you won't forget to state that no matter who you are, you pay at least 30% income as tax.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:44am On Aug 25, 2022
ajani2311:
It a Nigerian thing if you like give them 1 billion as salutary they will still take bribe
I'm just laughing at those who think it's the pay that makes people corrupt.
Phones › Re: MTN To Launch 5G Network In 7 States In Nigeria by rusher14: 9:42am On Aug 25, 2022
Pastor Chris, come and see something.

grin
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14:
Jackbaur88:
Not just that the government should give them what they want, but the government should take education serious.

Go close to these Drs and Professors, you will find out that they are seriously suffering and that's why you see some of them indulging in henious acts like collecting money for marks.
Absolutely not true.

The average professor makes about 450k a month and in most public universities, this comes with highly subsidized accommodation, in an area that is generally safe, has access to pipeborne water and round the clock electricity.

If Nigerian lecturers feel they are inadequately rewarded for their jobs, alternatives abound locally and internationally.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:37am On Aug 25, 2022
Timekeeper452:
yes, blame ASUU for strikes, not the federal government promising and playing them.
There are many private universities in Nigeria.

Why cant the lecturers resign to go work in such universities?
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:35am On Aug 25, 2022
Godoverevery:
Then I will advise all student in state universities to just withdraw immediately..

States that can't even pay 30k minimum wage.

We deceive ourselves alot in this country.
No, oh.

The students should continue supporting ASUU.
ASUU is fighting for their future.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14:
blaise26abj:
Yes .. students will bear the brunt but it is better to resolve all issues once and for all . This government and past ones have been insincere with ASUU . That’s why our education is nonsense now and gen zs will be saying education is a scam .
Yes.

By acceding to ASUU's request once and for all, our universities would become the most essential pillars of our society.

ASUU shouldn't back down.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:33am On Aug 25, 2022
Thomthom:
ASUU is the best Union so far.. they fight till the End. FG pls answer this People let Students go back. to school... This money is there why not just close eyes and settle them afteral the money in your care is for all of us
Even if it takes 18 months, ASUU shouldn’t back down.

Let the other government come in to solve this issue once and for all.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:32am On Aug 25, 2022
Godoverevery:
Just want to get you clearly.....is ASUU fighting FG or they are fighting all government.

Is fg also going to fund state Universityhuh

At the end of the day if FG grant the request and give the federal University what they want ......what happens to the state Universities also involve in the strike.

Please I just need clarity on this.....what does the state Universities stand to gain from this strikes.
Even though the states are broke, the state university lecturers can force their employers to review their salaries upwards.

Note: this fight is really about salaries.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:30am On Aug 25, 2022
iFESTAC680:
Oh Nigeria!!!

What's this? My brother was about to write his final exams (time table was out) when this strike began! And now it's more than 6months
cry cry cry cry
What's happening in this country!!
Your brother should continue supporting ASUU.

In fact, if i were him I'll go on twitter to mobilise others to ensure ASUU doesn't budge.
Education › Re: Sanwo-olu Inspects Senate Building Under Construction For LASUTECH (Pictures) by rusher14: 9:28am On Aug 25, 2022
Moh247:
Check his policy, check his budget tweak .. Soludo means business
Too early to call.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:26am On Aug 25, 2022
ebenezary:
what l don't understand is UNILORIN that don't join ASUU too are voting for the strike to continue. that is just unbelievable
And they continue working whilst others lose years.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14: 9:25am On Aug 25, 2022
I think the government should only make concessions that are realistic.

If ASUU wants to live in the cloud or blackmail government because it is close to elections, let them do their worst.

Whoever takes over would meet the same reality maybe even worse on ground.

Remember, if they strike for 1 year, they'll be expecting the entire backlog be paid.

Students, if you like continue supporting ASUU.
Education › Re: ASUU Strike: How Nigerian Universities Voted by rusher14:
I think the government should only make concessions that are realistic.

If ASUU wants to live in the cloud or blackmail government because it is close to elections, let them do their worst.

Whoever takes over would meet the same reality maybe even worse on ground.

Remember, if they strike for 1 year, they'll be expecting the entire backlog be paid.

Students please continue supporting ASUU.
Health › Re: LASG Commences Construction Of 1,500-Bed Psychiatric Hospital In Epe (Pictures) by rusher14: 9:04am On Aug 25, 2022
tradepunter:
na so so 3D PLAN we dy see

abeg all doing this just stop it.... Africans are acting like a cursed race

Infrastructure is a man-made right for development and prosperity

just because you have been suppressed and put in servitude all your life does not change the fact that mediocracy is now your existence.

break thy self from mental slavery
Stop writing nonsense.
Crime › Re: UNICAL Prof’s Son, 2 Others Stole And Sold N2 Million Engine For N30,000 (Pics) by rusher14: 7:53am On Aug 25, 2022
Just because you want to smoke igbo and turn up.
Education › Re: Strike: No End In Sight, State Varsities Insist by rusher14: 7:49am On Aug 25, 2022
The management of Ekiti State University, Ado Ekiti on Wednesday directed all newly-admitted students for 2021/2022 academic session to resume on Monday for screening, registration and orientation programme.

The order, despite the ongoing ASUU strike, followed the advisory by stakeholders in the institution to the management to reopen the university without further delay for continuation of academic activities.

EKSU Registrar, Ife Oluwole, announced the resumption in a statement in Ado Ekiti titled, ‘Resumption of academic and administrative activities in the university: University stakeholders’ resolutions.’

Oluwole stated that the stakeholders expressed worries that the industrial action was having negative effects not only on the students, but also on the university in areas including “undue prolongation of the academic calendar and the stay of the students on campus”


Well done to Ekiti state.
Education › Re: Strike: No End In Sight, State Varsities Insist by rusher14: 7:46am On Aug 25, 2022
Students should continue supporting ASUU.

grin
Politics › Re: NBA Conference: Nigerians lack heroes - Chimamanda Adichie (Video) by rusher14: 7:42am On Aug 25, 2022
NBA - An association for lawyers who often fight for souvenirs.

Politics › Re: Sarki Trends At Number 1 As He Declares Support For Atiku Abubakar by rusher14: 6:55am On Aug 25, 2022
Racoon:
The real betrayal and backstabbing starts next month. Lesson for one desperate emilokan druggie. These people put their own first before any other thing.
Ibos put others first.
Politics › Re: IPOB To Ndigbo: Bury Dead Relations With 72 Hours by rusher14: 6:50am On Aug 25, 2022
Skyview01:
Orie ti yi.

What concerns Peter Obi with IPOB.

Education › Re: Home Schooling The Way To Go: Private Schools Now Charging Exorbitantly by rusher14: 9:33pm On Aug 24, 2022
3 to 4 kids and you no get money?
Crime › Re: EFCC Arraigns Cubana Manager Over $164,000 Fraud - PHOTO by rusher14: 9:19pm On Aug 24, 2022
grin
Crime › Re: EFCC Arraigns Cubana Manager Over $164,000 Fraud - PHOTO by rusher14: 9:17pm On Aug 24, 2022
cheesy
Crime › Re: Police Arrests Notorious One Chance Gang. by rusher14: 9:14pm On Aug 24, 2022
fman:
U know am?
How about Usman?
Be like say you know Usman.
Crime › Re: Police Arrests Notorious One Chance Gang. by rusher14: 9:09pm On Aug 24, 2022
Ebuka??
Crime › Re: We Left Owerri To Rob In Ijebu-Ode – Teen Boys Arrested For Breaking Into Shops by rusher14: 8:24pm On Aug 24, 2022
That's what happens when a people are too welcoming.

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