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ProphetM0hammad:
ASUU won't get fully paid.
Go and revise section 43 of the trade act dispute.
When NMA and some health workers went on strike around 2017 or 2018, they lost some of their salaries too while fighting for what they think is right. That's one of the few sacrifices one has to make when fighting this evil government.
So this time around, ASUU will lose something, it won't be only the students who will lose as usual.

So next time, ASUU won't be so eager to run away from work.

November 2018 to March 2019
March 2020 to December 2020
Just look at the number of months within how many years?
Are they the only FG employees?

If they are not ready, they should stay at home, if they are angry they should submit their resignation letters.

thanks for this. they want to receive 8 months salary. In the past 2 years, students have lost 13 months to strike. If ASUU really wants the salary before resuming, then they are very selfish.

ps: no one should say this pandemic caused the strike to get this long. Y'all should go read about how ASUU declined a virtual meeting back in MAY due to reasons best known to them. The strike would have been sorted by now if they had agreed to that meeting, May was 7 months ago.

DamZik:
FG should keep her "tabled an offer" and pay ASUU their salaries. What is difficult in this? Does the money belongs to Buhari's father or family?

they are not to be paid any salary, the FG was even lenient when they paid their salary till July (was due to the pandemic by the way). Aside that, ASUU can decide to wait till February when the FG said the 70bn will be ready. if they are expecting any salary when there was no work. They should resign, they won't be the first to not receive salary while on strike.

cc: Bahaushe1

This is very impressive.

Paulpaulpaul:
Girls are born with all their eggs and so, an egg can be harvested and frozen till the mother wants it. When she is ready, the egg will be fertilised and transferred back to her womb

understandable. the question is why??

seriously, why?


it was removed and transferred back to her womb, why can't it be left there?

why?

joxxy01:
This Guys are just too comfortable...

why won't they be?

they still get paid after all this, their salaries and the agreed fee.

it's the students that lose a year, a year in academic calendar, in age limit for employment and in NYSC age restrictions.

students lose 3 ways...yet there are still students wanting the strike to extend till next year.

it's so unfortunate.

It's obvious almost 9 months at home has made many students read and not understand.

ASUU has not called off strike, ASUU "agreed", as soon as government starts disbursing the agreed fee.
Knowing how our government is, it's fingers crossed.

Strike continues, till further notice.

Please, if you are a Nigerian parent and you come across this.

Try hard not to send your wards to Government owned institutions in Nigeria, especially federal govt owned.

Private or abroad would be best. No FG will hold your ward down for 8 months over ⅓ of NASS budget..70bn.

GideonG:
Yes bro it's been half a decade now how are you doing, I still check that unilorin thread once in a while. Good to reconnect

yes bro..

I don't check the thread oo, I only contact Mzlarem and hayway. I have them both on facebook, we still chat when chanced.

Gideon G, remember me from that unilorin thread.
500 Level, wow. time flies...

Congrats321:
What has been the outcome of their being good in politics?

Nothing ooo, I think that's his point...

Seems they don't want to lose power for too long. Get Jonathan to return, he can't do another term, so the 2027 goes back to a northern candidate.

They are just power drunk.

I hope we all agree to no recycling of past politicians in 2023, we want a new face and we should vote a new face while standing by our votes.

bahaushe1:
Thank you. AIT reporter has actually seen the correct document, I have it.

Does this means good news??

seems you're a member of ASUU.

shadeyinka:
I think you have wrongly understood this.

The only reason why ASUU embarked on this strike was because of IPPIS. Other points were pending issues.

ASUU isn't asking for bigger salaries. They are only asking for a payment structure that will not ground the universities like the FG owned research institutions.

The talk had been on for more than 4 years now with the FG not taking any action as usual.

ASUU was willing to go with IPPIS if the FG will only modify it to solve the impending problems peculiar to the universities. The FG says it is not possible. ASUU then offered an alternative payment system UTAS. The FG thought it was impossible so they gave a go ahead. Now UTAS is ready and the FG is still saying IPPIS or nothing.

What really do you expect ASUU to do for this isn't a case of increased salary BUT payment platform suitable for the university system. I work in a FG research organisation and I can tell you firsthand that IPPIS has done us very BAD. Yes, we collect our salaries but our institutional mandate has been highly compromised

I'm surprised you said I misunderstood, most of what you wrote is almost what I meant as well.

your last paragraph is what I don't really know about. Truth is, ASUU strikes and many students don't know the full story, I know IPPIS has irregularities that's why we are here but that same IPPIS was used to pay people and they got their full payment.

Anyway, I hope FG will do ASUU good and they'll both look at the plight of students and consider other ways, 8 months is a full session, and we believe it's till next year, that will be 10 months, look at that, doesn't that break their heart. The masses are really suffering in this country, we have a useless government.

jolyment:
What is the fault of ASUU please?

ASUU knows that, they'll be paid even if they are on long strike, that's why they always resort to strike.

ASUU are using the students as a pawn, we all know what type of government we have, they don't care for no citizen. The students are the only one that suffers, if ASUU cares they won't go on this last strike. Their selfish interest is why we are. If government paid them all their arrears(salaries and allowances), they will resume immediately, I'm sure you know that. So how's that a fight for improvement of educational sector.

ASUU only start this last strike because of IPPIS, no matter what you'll say, we know it's IPPIS that made them embark on this current strike. They are now using the remaining unanswered agreement to blackmail the federal government.
The truth is, if FG didn't withhold the salaries of those who didn't register under IPPIS, they would not have embarked on this strike in the first place, they may strike later, but not at that time.

note: fighting for what may be their right is not a crime, but it's a crime to be affect other people who have no say and are totally helpless (the students). Both FG and ASUU are at fault for that.

jolyment:
ASUU is right on IPPIS because it can't capture lecturers peculiarities. If it can ASUU will embrace the imported software.Besides IPPIS, why should FG owe earned academic allowances for more than 5 years? Why will FG refuse to fund education properly and default on signed agreement?

I don't even care about ippis, I'm just frustrated with the government that would rather allow ASUU to be on strike for this long, even when millions of youth are at home due to that.

ASUU is at fault, but the federal government is like an enabler, ASUU is on strike because of the FG.

both are useless.

MuhMubRaj:
You must be an ASUU strong man or relative of an ASUU strongman. All sectors of the economy infrastructure, security, agriculture, housing et all except the political offices are underfunded and if they were all to go on strike for 8 Months or resort to using ASUU Tactics of force things will not be good for all of us.It is apparent that president buharis government doesn't prioritize education, ASUU Members should get voters card and vote a president that prioritises education. ASUU should brainstorm and come up with better ideas they have the brightest mind in the country, This strike approach has never worked for them.

I'm not an ASUU strong man, I'm not even related to any lecturer, that I know of anyway. I'm a frustrated student that is as tired as anyone can get.


I agree ASUU need to rework their strategy, the strike really hasn't work for them. What I was just telling the other guy is, if federal government still don't pay them, they would still go on another strike.

the picture below is a screenshot from my class' WhatsApp group, We've been in 500 level since 2019... we should be preparing for NYSC now, but still an undergrad, so I'm frustrated too, I'm just more angry at the Federal government than at ASUU.

Incognito403:
No one is targeting ASUU more. They're trying to play the victim card which is a big lie.

you're targeting ASUU right now, and leaving the federal government.

they ARE the victims, they are owed, FG signed an agreement with them since 2009, an MoU was signed after that, many years has past and FG still isn't paying the money, the federal government is the culprit. After this endsars protest, I recall reading a news that Gbajabiamilla(speaker of assembly) said Lagos will need #1trillion, I'm not disputing that, I just want to say, have you ever read a news that the speaker asked for #100bn for educational reform? what I'm saying is, the people in government is doing everything else except what needs to be done and that is, just pay this people and let them go.

Recall they had a slight agreement last month when ASUU seemed to be ready to accept a #50bn and some more fees that I can't recall now, why happened after that? the FG decided to play a fast one by now saying that the money isn't for ASUU alone, that they rest of NAAT and others also have a share in it, that meeting ended in a big disagreement.

FG is the real problem, if you're afraid to say it, I understand. I'm saying FG is the real problem. The people I pity is just the state universities that are on a "solidarity" strike with something that doesn't fully concern them. Their state governments are a disgrace, they need to order them back to school.

vikkimimi:
I just don't want to believe ASUU only have it's selfish interest at heart....And the government is being selfish even with tax payers money....I tire for this country

The truth is that ASUU just don't want for themselves only, of course their interest is paramount, they still want the government to invest more in tertiary education. It's not easy dealing with the federal government, how many times have we seen these politicians sleeping during house meetings and they get enormous pays while professors work their butt off for a small amount. Government owned tertiary institutions in Nigeria are also an eyesore, they are a mess, the hostels are not fit to live in, the classrooms are not accommodating the number that are being admitted, the laboratories and libraries are not well equipped and so on.

A developed country is made from 3 important sector.
-Education
-Health
-Power.

Once those 3 can be gotten in place the country will pick up faster than bolt.

Many of us are just caught up between their endless disagreement. I believe if the government understand another route, ASUU may not have to always resort to strike, we have intelligent lecturers in many tertiary institution, I'm sure they would have worked something out.

Federal government will rather spend many billions of dollars on project we would not see in many years than pay #200bn to ASUU and let them be done with strike for many years..

Even if this strike ends, I'm sure they'll be another one in about a year, ASUU is being pressured currently by many citizens(me especially, I had just a few months to graduate before the strike, yet here I am, an undergrad in November, very hurtful), we're all neglecting the federal government who could end this any moment but claim not to have money. They only need to include their ASUU agreement money into the next budget, that way no one will be sat with to pay, just a direct deposit instead of always sitting with minister for labour.

The sad part is, the government won't do it, they'll keep meeting with ASUU every year till the next administration takes over and hand over the debt to them and the cycle may keep going.

This country is a sham.

Incognito403:
ASUU gives no Eff about the academia. They're bloody embezzlers. Every year, hundreds of millions are pumped into our institutions by private and public institutions with virtually nothing to show for them.

Examples are in abundance.

You may be right. As for they hundreds of millions pumped into institutions, how sure are you that that money isn't just their salaries, the budget for education get smaller each year.

I'm not backing ASUU totally, I'm supposed to be ready for service right now, I'm as frustrated as you are probably. I'm just saying, if government pay ASUU their money, would there be need for strike? And please, don't say IPPIS, I hate ASUU for that reason. I believe if FG pays ASUU well and on time, they'll be no need to counter IPPIS by ASUU, but I don't know the full story on that.

The meeting between them is just like an abusive relationship, you would always think they're going to change you'll agree to stop fighting, yet another promise is broken. You get mad again, fight for months and reconcile, and the cycle continues.

My point is, they are both at fault, we just seem to target ASUU more, forgetting that it's the government's fault..

Haryoife:
Boss na if you can’t help him stop texting this way

how can he help him?

someone in 300L should know what to do. He should study hard, no one can help him but himself. He should write first class GP for the remaining semesters he has in school, after that, he'll know if it's possible. If he's thinking about giving up, he shouldn't, it won't be easy but it's worth a shot.

O.P. don't give up and keep studying hard.


by the way, I see you asked something like this last year and your result didn't improve, I'm not judging you. I just want you to know no one except you can help you. You can find study buddies in school, read your note out loud and record them, play it back often when your mind wanders too much. You'll see a massive improvement in your studies, read before and after class.
lastly, don't let anyone convince you that school isn't for you, it's better to have a degree and not need it than needing a degree and not having it.

✌️✌️�

ashybabs:
I find the title Carpe Diem
Quite unique

Bit too intellectual for Many nigerians

funny but partly true.

what people don't want to accept is that musicians are actually smart people, rappers especially, many just don't listen to the lines.

Saintinoo:
Over the years, i have learnt to be neutral on ASUU vs FG saga, both parties are problem to Nigeria university sub-sector.

FG do not value education so does ASUU. About an alternative to strike? In 2019 ASUU were on strike and it was weeks to elections, ASUU were approached by INEC and they accepted to conduct the general elections, that period was a golden opportunity ASUU had to get atleast 50% of their demands met, but they showed that they were more of politicians than academicians.

Strike does not take anything away from the goverment, Buhari might decide to allow ASUU go on strike for the remaining three years of second term and nothing will happen, who bears the finally lose? Students and jnr Lecturers whose salaries will be withheld, ask any lecturer, pressure is on ASUU president from his members to call of the strike so they can be paid.

In Nigeria public universities, strike remains the most unthought option.

I love the way you think... especially the election part, ASUU list a golden opportunity to hold the FG, FG would have been forced to make a sweet deal with ASUU because politicians will do anything to get to office but ASUU lost that by partaking in that election, now FG could care less..

They could hold a meeting with Labour in less than a week but won't meet with ASUU after months of strike? that's an insult to everyone in education. This country is lost to clueless, selfish and stubborn leaders.

WhyNa:
Here, exercise is a big deal. As earliy as 5am or late in the evening, you'll see even the elderly engaging in exercise. In the parks, there are free exercise equipments too although not as sophisticated as the gym.

Theses are pictures from the new school. After first period, they all come out and a song is played and they choreograph to it. 11am, they go home for lunch.

When I taught kindergaten, theirs was every morning. 11am, lunch, then they sleep till 2pm

Tell me what else you notice in these pictures

nice nice update...
congratulations on your new job.

seems one student saw you taking the picture and pointed....

Ishilove:
We all have feminine and masculine sides. I'm getting in touch with my masculine side

this is hilarious....

WhyNa:
Lol. Your choice has been noted.

There's really no big deal in cooking. Sorta. I'm sure you can learn. There are also people here who do the I cook and deliver, you pay thinngy

I can try, not my strong part though...

it's time sha, learning is a process, make dem open border ni...

WhyNa:
New job....

Mid September, I had 3 demo classes on the same day and fee was negotiated Here are the offers and working time. If you were me, which would you have chosen?

Offer 1
Kindergarten
$23 per hour
Twice a week
Evenings

Offer 2
Secondary school age kids....13 above
Twice a week
$17 per hour
Evenings


Offer 3
Public primary school.. Grade 1 to 6 and Secondary school
$11-$13 per hour
7:30am
Monday to Friday.

Which would you choose bearing in mind you have a full time weekend job and some evening jobs twice a week. I'll tell you which I chose after I hear your responses

Random picture....underground tunnel. Usually leads to the other side of a very busy road

WhyNa!! been a while, welcome back.

my response depends on the time your twice weekly evening classes are.

You're in a place to hustle, you stated you'd like improve your earnings so I'd go with the 1st offer..


if it were me though, I'd go with the 2nd offer, secondary school kids will be better for me than kindergarten.

The third offer seems like much work that can disturb your other classes.



in other news, wow you sabi cook oo, seems vietnam is not advisable to someone who can't cook..
thumbs up.����

Joohan:
Is that not waste of time cus I'm not thinking of working in Nigeria or vying for any political post in the future

hello.


I just want to answer your question, it's not a waste of time. You can't know what the future holds, you may end up abroad and back in Nigeria to lead a government agency, you will not be allowed. Remember Kemi Adeosun, I'm sure she felt the same as well (thinking she's based in UK and doesn't need to serve), but she later had to resign as minister of finance, remember the scandal it caused her.

it's better to have an NYSC certificate and not need it, than need it and not have it.

just focus fully on the opening of their border, time will help in this matter and a year from now, I'm believing things would have been better, you'll just keep saving money as WhyNa suggested.



Note:- it's not my business, I'm almost in your shoes, so I know what that wait for service is like.



WhyNa, I hail ooo...stay safe and as usual I'm ghost following....

WhyNa:
I earn that in about 21 minutes

welcome back here..

you're doing well. ���

Danielhouston:
I’m sorry but this is not the same thing. I am a team leader at work and people treat each other with respect, even when they don’t like you. You cannot call your colleague Hitler or use vile words against someone at work. I am not the president of a country, to say I can ignore the jabs thrown at me and continue my leadership. I am actually here. I can see the insults and I am a human being.

I know you guys are enjoying this thread and you want me to keep writing, but it is improper to keep telling me to harden up and “ignore the haters”, while I keep writing for you. I have emphasized the importance of mental health on this thread. I have ignored many things and I was going to keep ignoring but now, things have gone too far.
Hate will always be there, but I have a choice on whether or not to tolerate it. This time I am choosing happiness.

Daniel, hi.

I know no one can tell you what to do but I want to beg you, please leave.

yes, for your mental health, as someone who have had to go through mental and emotional issues for a while, I understand a little bit of what you may be going through.

I only follow you, if you notice, I get to see your new update without necessarily entering the thread, all that was just to avoid the drama on the thread, I stay away from toxicity as much as possible.

please, I'm sure many people have learnt a lot about Germany, first hand information, I think that should be enough.
if you really wish to document your story, try to open a blog, a private one, that way you can save your story for life.

I really commend you, a part of me wishes you to stay but that will be very selfish. I hate toxic people, I hate drama, I run away from it and my life has been very peaceful. There's so much hate for successful people, please just stay around your friends, trust me, nairaland is not worth your stress. there are thread for German schools, lives and stuff, there's also google for serious minded folks to make a good research.


I really feel hurt by your last few post and your back and forth with a guy, I really feel it. I don't know where you are but I support you. You deserve the very best as you only mean well, unfortunately, many people don't mean well.

please, take this seriously, just delete your account and move on. Trust me, nairaland isn't going to change, end of the year is too long if you want to end this toxic atmosphere.

Remember, at first, you didn't reply then it got too much to ignore. That's how such person will drag you to his level and you might be tempted to fight dirty.


This is just a suggestion, you can shove it right my a.. I don't mind, I just really feel saddened that you have to go through all that, all because you meant well for your fellow human.

I respect you and wish you better things.


stay blessed Daniel.



added: on a second thought, I think it's possible to unfollow the thread and still post your update. that way, you wouldn't have to be notified of any post on it, except people mention you, which you can always ignore till you move on from this space.

anyway you decide to go, your mental health is most important.
✌️✌️

WhyNa:
il

when you're good at what you do, you'll always leave a void when you leave..

keep on doing what you do best...
you keep inspiring me.

WhyNa:
See me here. Lol

Finally. Now, that's an update.

Thank God you're alright, and your mom too...

Biko, take care of yourself... ✌️✌️

TopeQs:
good morning everyone,
please, I have an issue with my WiFi on my PC, it doesn't connect to any network, it's says there is an adapter that's not correctly installed..

please can someone suggest how I can sort this issue.
thank you.


attached is a picture of the issue.

the OS is windows 8.1 pro.

Helloe everyone.

Please, someone help me on this...

SageMahrez:
This thread is not even about whyna's experience again. Na repetitive questions just full everywhere.

Whyna bring back the story telling and pictures please.

seconded.


WhyNa, I'm "puppy eyeball" begging...

Biko, come back...

I saw this last year and wrote this short poem about it.