Kenneth10110:
Honestly can someone explain to me why state universities are joining ASUU strike always i don't understand.

Very good question. It's not as if their state governments are owing them. I can't understand the rationale behind it

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Kukon:
Other schools should follow suit.

lampard8888:
They are millions of unemployed scholars out there willing to work, If I become the president today I'll sack all the striking lecturers and recruit pple that are willing to work. ASUU own don too much,, give them money now they will siphon it, after squandering it they will embark on another strike.

It is like robing Peter to pay Paul

It is disheartening that Nigeria as a nation in the 21st century still finds itself in this undeserving rot in the education system orchestrated by two unlikely associates. (ASUU and FG)

It is a known fact that this deliberate incessant strike could have been avoided but it will not since is beneficial to both the FG and their abettor ASUU.

It is should be known that these Nigeria university lecturers derived joy in declaring a strike at a slim opportunity just because they have nothing to lose instead, they have a lot to gain as some of them see a strike as an opportunity to take on part-time jobs in private universities with full assurance that their salary will be paid by FG irrespective of the duration that the strike takes. The people in power on the other side have nothing to lose either as their children are busy graduating every day from the UK, and American universities as well some private Universities in Nigeria.

The interest of students who pays the supreme price is never important as these
students end up spending long years in the university compared to their rich counterparts studying in western nations, as a result, they will be rigged out of juicy job placement and the opportunity to become future leaders is completely erased based on Age, Financial, Platform, and Background.

In the light of the above, It should be known that both Nigeria universities lecturers and FG are anti-poor youth in nature both should never be trusted as your future as students don't matter to these lecturers as long as they keep having long vacations with their humongous salaries and the people in power keep removing tomorrow's stumbling blocks (poor children) from their children partway to juicy leadership positions.

This should be a wake-up call to every public university student that they have been robbed of their future by the same people that they vote Into power with their accomplices in the ivory towers of knowledge.

They are both deliberate and meticulous in their efforts and approach to rendering youths incapacitated by limiting their abilities to compete favorably against the rich kids whose fathers lavished our national cake on to attend private or Uk universities to attain a certain height considered desirable.

Their style has always been that mockery, "youth are the leaders of tomorrow" that tomorrow is now. They told you education is the key to success, against all odds you went to school only for you to realize at the end that the padlock has been changed by this unlikely associate.

Youth wake up and match for your true liberation and freedom against a rigged system designed by politicians and their accomplices whose true intention is to make you worst off and make their children better off.

Munamoqel:
All Northern Universities should pull out of ASUU .we need to bridge the gap in education in the North !the south have enough private Universities

that federal government has decided not to pay attention to this ASUU issue doesn't mean a day will not come when their demand will not be looked into. And by then all this drop out schools might not be able to benefit from it. In as much this strike has done more harm than good let still hope for the good of this struggle

Hmmmm

Rgade:
Were they on strike before
Any non federal school that’s participating in this last strike is not serious at all.
Strike that has no end in sight, every 6 months strike, what sort of madness is that.
Especially this last one when they know pretty well that the outgoing government wouldn’t give 2 fvcks seeing that they’re own their way out. Even currently serving officials of this administration are already declaring interest in the forthcoming elections and you think they’d be bothered about this? It’s just the students that I pity.
ESUT never even considered joining this last strike.

Esut self don start 2021/2022 section and this one still dey for 2020/2021.
State university for that matter o.

rickyrex:
that federal government has decided not to pay attention to this ASUU issue doesn't mean a day will not come when their demand will not be looked into. And by then all this drop out schools might not be able to benefit from it. In as much this strike has done more harm than good let still hope for the good of this struggle

Notting good can come out from ASUU madness for over 39 years .they are after their stomach while providing shitty service .let scrutinized the grant to the universities and see how criminal this group have been .

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nairalee:
The other time that Kasu lecturers joined NLC to strike, Hell Rufai sacked them and nothing happened. I don't know why they're too afraid of that midget there

This information is not true.If you are in Kaduna find out the truth of the matters arising in kaduna.One of the lecturer that was listed amoung those sacked in the media is the present ASSUU Chairman.

nairalee:
The other time that Kasu lecturers joined NLC to strike, Hell Rufai sacked them and nothing happened. I don't know why they're too afraid of that midget there

Lol. The purported sack was never carried through. He couldn't have even if he wanted to. The said staff are still working and earning. A friend was one of them.

lampard8888:
They are millions of unemployed scholars out there willing to work, If I become the president today I'll sack all the striking lecturers and recruit pple that are willing to work. ASUU own don too much,, give them money now they will siphon it, after squandering it they will embark on another strike.

Ignorance is a disease. IBB did it and did it work? Stop thinking from your anus. U think all other heads of states haven't thought of that?

I HaTe ASUU! They Go On Strike For No Reason And Back From Strike For No Reason

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