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EducationRe: Universities To Open Next Week, With Or Without ASUU - FG by wesley80(m): 11:04am On Nov 01, 2013
sonickay: "If Satan vanishes indeed God will be useless" just don't vanish, myopic satanic entity. Have you asked yourself, was d govt sleeping wen it agreed to pay dem d 92Billionaira allowances. Likewise who awards and undertake contracts and projects in the universities as well as pocket part of the funds? ASUU or School Management NUC(Repping d govt.). I just don't understand the way you and ur myopic cohorts treat issues, have u been bought over completely along with ů̶̲̥я̲ family such dat u see nothing legal for somebody to be given what he earned as due by his employer!
Quit whining and being nasty and address the issue like an educated fellow. That Nigeria's govt is full of incompetent fellows isnt news but what's news is ASUU and supposed intellectuals being endowed with unmitigated greed. Pres Yaradua made a fundamental error in selecting academicians to negotiate on behalf of the govt and once they came out with an agreement, he felt compelled to sign just to end a lingering strike - a mistake was made no doubt, but why would a band of self acclaimed intellectuals driven by nothing but greed seek to take advantage of an incompetent government to the detriment of the entire nation? Please tell me why this greedy men want to revamp Nigerias university through their personal bank accounts.
PoliticsRe: FRAUD: Ngige's Sister Debarred In US For Laundering Money For Ngige- THISDAY by wesley80(m): 8:02pm On Oct 31, 2013
APC'S e-rats battling a bit too hard to rubbish a legitimate and incontrovertible report. Here's where you earn your pay, you guys better try derailment since dismissing the report obviously isnt working.
PoliticsRe: Fashola Budgets N490b For 2014 by wesley80(m): 5:35pm On Oct 31, 2013
[quote author=madam_oringo]What has your own governor done in your pit-latrine of a state? Can't wait to get rid of all this scums out of the South West![/quote]Do you have to be a fool? Why not address the point made without resorting to gutter language? Does it tell well that a state thats actively involved in sandfilling the ocean to provide next generation accommodation for the filthy rich still has citizens drinking water from boredholes and ravaged by cholera?
Lagos remains a model state and a source of pride to every citizen of this country and to hear it's still being ravaged by a public health disease is clear evidence that the state government has got its priority terribly wrong.
PoliticsRe: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by wesley80(m): 12:19pm On Oct 31, 2013
@ Mukina, Thanks for giving me a 7 - day ban for pointing out an insult on my mother from Desola while allowing the aggressor to continue grazing freely. Your kindness and thoughtfulness will not be forgotten.
PoliticsRe: The Revealing Facts From ASUU's Strike by wesley80(m): 8:55pm On Oct 23, 2013
Some of you are better left in your ignorance.
EducationRe: ASUU & FG's 2009 Agreement by wesley80(m): 5:37pm On Oct 22, 2013
Demdem: The real reason why we all should support ASUU now and make sure the last time they will ever go on strike will be 2013
Demdemoron
PoliticsRe: ASUU Calabar Conducts Peaceful Protest Despite Police Presence (Video) by wesley80(m): 3:36pm On Oct 22, 2013
Nigerians are too hungry to pelt them with eggs and tomatoes, Calabar people are too laid back to give them the beating they deserve.
PoliticsRe: Federal High Court Sitting In Lagos Has Adjourned Indefinitely The Trial Of FFK by wesley80(m): 3:01pm On Oct 21, 2013
Whatever makes him shut his trap
PoliticsRe: Attn. Jarus, Where Is Aisha2? by wesley80(m): 2:23pm On Oct 21, 2013
^ You kiddin? Is that the real one abi someone's being smart.
PoliticsRe: Longing For A 'strong Man' In Nigeria by wesley80(m): 2:06pm On Oct 21, 2013
This thread reminds me of Beaf's comeback thread at a time there was a sickening outcry for a 'strong leader', he titled it; 'Some bunch of strong leaders for some yeye people' and the first image on the thread was a chilling picture of the bespectacled General - Abacha followed by equally numbing pictures of other military rulers. In those images, the point was made - No arguments! I've been trying to unearth that thread since last night without success.
I believe Nigerians are just flirting with destiny and I'm afraid they might get what they wish for if only so they can have a taste of the other side of good just once and hopefully they'll get to appreciate what they had when it's gone.
EducationRe: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(op): 1:14pm On Oct 21, 2013
^ Typo indeed. Instead wey you go gree say you didnt know the difference you're blaming it on typo. You've made that same mistake in virtually every thread you've had this discussion and here you are blaming it on 'typo' when someone finally points it out. Olodo
EducationRe: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(op): 12:49pm On Oct 21, 2013
Demdem: Kudos to ASUU. am really proud of them.
They shouldnt bother themselves with the no work no pay shyte.
Govt will still pay them and the years of allownaces being owned them not yet paid.
Those that were not paid for years in Unilorin were eventually paid in a day making them multi-millionaires even though they were teaching in other Unis.
No work no pay no matter how honourable it is isnt the solution, the solution is the implementation of signed agreement. its honourable on the part of govt to honour her part of the agreement and let ASUU also honor hers
A labourer is entitled to his wage. let Govt Pay ASUU what is being owned them in allowances over the years and see ASUU get back to classes. Failure to do that, i dont expect them in there.
DemdeMoron, there's a difference between 'owned' and 'owed' was it non payment of salaries that made your lecturers not teach you that? Ok I see you were supposed to have learnt that in primary school. Now tell me, if our entire education budget is channeled towards tertiary education and paying lecturer allowances how do we cater for children and give them good basic education? Or would you rather we keep churning out semi literates that do not know the difference between 'owed' and 'owned'?
EducationRe: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(op): 12:16pm On Oct 21, 2013
^ There probably are but no one seems to have any need for them. The moment the strike is called off, students are just too glad to be back in school that the mere talk of a lawsuit would sound like treason!
PoliticsRe: Stella Oduah Used An Expletive During An Interview? by wesley80(m): 11:32am On Oct 21, 2013
4chi: Actually, a fishwife appellation for Stella is a complement. First she's wife to nobody, not with her loose morals and very corrupt credentials. Using the F word will of course come very naturally to a street wise , light f.ingered, boy riding klepto
Says an unstreet wise unsuccessful klepto!
EducationRe: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(op): 10:31am On Oct 21, 2013
emmysenior: So, you mean the dilapidated, STDs, rotten infested toilets and other facilities in the universities are humane treatments?

The packing of students in lecture theatres is humane too?

The inadequate dirty hostel facilities is humane abi?

What about the scanty laboratories? Humane too?
Students reading with torchlights and lanterns, humane too?

I'm not justifying their embarking on strike though, but looking at the situation from two angles will pay more.

Or what do you think?
Why dont you try speaking from just one side of your mouth? Speaking from both sides makes you sound like a half wit.
PoliticsRe: Stella Oduah Used An Expletive During An Interview? by wesley80(m): 10:27am On Oct 21, 2013
idupaul: I am just surprised that apart from financial misappropriation she also lack decorum , No wonder Fani Kayode labelled her a fishwife
And Fani kayode the ethnic chauvinist and former minister of aviation who we only remember for possessing a mouth bigger than his head holds the moral candle because he didnt use the F word?
PoliticsRe: Stella Oduah Used An Expletive During An Interview? by wesley80(m): 10:15am On Oct 21, 2013
You reckon she'd finally get fired for using the F word?
EducationRe: ASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(op):
You know there's a problem when savages are accusing others of barbarism! Intellectuals indeed.

EducationASUU - No-work-no-pay Rule Will Not Stop Us From Striking by wesley80(op):
No Work No Pay Rule Is Obsolete, Inhuman And Barbaric - ASUU


The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has declared that no amount of threat through the implementation of no-work-no-pay rule applied by the federal government would force its members to suspend their four months old industrial action.

According to a statement issued in Ado-Ekiti State, yesterday by ASUU, Ilorin Zone and signed by its coordinator, Dr. Ayan Adeleke, the union said owners of private universities, who had allegedly been advising President Goodluck Jonathan to whip ASUU into line through no-work-no-pay rule, were doing so for selfish motives.

Adeleke said the threat against his members for their failure to suspend the strike would not deter it from fighting to a logical conclusion.

The body, who lashed out at those advising the president to apply the rule, which he described as ‘barbaric, obsolete and inhuman’, said no amount of pressure would dissuade the union from ensuring that the federal government implemented the agreements reached with the body in 2009.

Adeleke, who is the Chairman of the Ekiti State University chapter of ASUU, expressed displeasure at the federal government’s resort to blackmail to coerce ASUU to back-down on the struggle.
According to him, this would further fan the ember of acrimony between the body and the government.

He urged “people and organisations appealing to ASUU to call off the strike to first appeal to the federal government to implement the agreements freely entered into in 2009. to also prevail."

The ASUU Chairman said the union was appealing to the President of National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Yinka Gbadebo, to dissociate himself from ASUU’s strike.

He said the action was the least expected from a body the academic union was trying to protect.
Adeleke assured that ASUU would thwart the alleged efforts by some leaders and cabals, who are masquerading as proprietors of private universities to stifle the public universities to expand the scope of their business empires.

He said: “ASUU is fighting for the sustenance of the Nigerian universities so that half-baked graduates will not litter the labour market while the society will come back to blame their lecturers.
“We will not succumb to blackmail. We will remain focused and insist that the 2009 agreements be implemented,” he said.
http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/strike-no-work-no-pay-rule-will-not-deter-us-ASUU-insists/162222/
PoliticsRe: Nigerian Millionaire Kola Aluko Spotted With Naomi Campbell(photos) by wesley80(m): 2:26pm On Oct 19, 2013
^ Finally, a sensible post from Dayoponmo, You just broke your own 3 year moronic comments run congratulations. I'm sure mama would be very proud of you.
PoliticsRe: Lagos Light Rail Hideous Terminal: Pics by wesley80(m): 3:22pm On Oct 18, 2013
iterator25: Why can't we have a dome shaped structure? This is the 21st century for goodness sake. That thing be like box sad
If they build a dome shaped structure now which one will they destroy and re - award to Tinubu's company to re - construct so Eko - Ole can flood Nairaland with high definition pictures of Fashola's transformation magic with?
PoliticsRe: What Has Happened To Nema's Flood Prediction by wesley80(m): 2:04pm On Oct 18, 2013
Trojavirus: A danger was averted because of timely warning. It seems some are not happy it was averted because they are used to reading scarring headlines.
PoliticsRe: What Has Happened To Nema's Flood Prediction by wesley80(m): 12:45pm On Oct 18, 2013
kaeyame: Someone tells you, there will be power surge in your street next week, that electrical appliances will be burnt, homes, and lives could be lost.
You herd the news, ran to the nearest electrical store, bought all the necessary gadgets to arrest such occurrences, called a technician to properly "earth" your home, educated neighbors, family members on the dangers, insured your home etc
Now you wait...
You heard of "surges" but it didn't get to your street, you see the pics of its effects on your tv, yet you say the prediction was wrong!!


What can I call you?
What if you used your entire life savings to take those precautions because you were told your home would be affected?
PoliticsRe: What Has Happened To Nema's Flood Prediction by wesley80(m): 11:44am On Oct 18, 2013
No, it actually was a warning.
PoliticsRe: What Has Happened To Nema's Flood Prediction by wesley80(m): 11:17am On Oct 18, 2013
I'm not talking about your flooded streets and drainages I'm talking about covered houses and completely submerged local government areas. Do we sound like we are talkin about the same thing?

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