Timcy01: Pls is NANS a political party cos I wonder what's wrong with them. They are all operating without focus. I tot they will be saying they are going to block the entrance to presidential villa, ministry of education, NUC or ASUU secretariat but as usual they are confused. Anyway they should pls rememba to also shut down foreign universities. Hahaha

But seriously I think students need to face NANS cos I tink they are part of the problem.

priscaoge: And what τ̲̅ђe F*ck is ASUU's biz wif private UNI? #Smh. Let them shut the whole UNI in Nigeria so that we will know that there is nothing like UNI in our country. *Confused Pple*.

eldoradoxx: A man recently said that if the present generation of young men and women(let me put it specifically in the age bracket of 30years and below) were borne during the colonial era, perhaps Nigeria wouldn't achieve independence till today. The present generation of men are lazy,directionless, visionless and lack focus. Where on earth today can the entire university be shut down for close to 3 months, forcing more than 1.5 million students who are either doing pre degree, degree and post graduate course to sit at home? I dare to say this can only happen in Nigeria where we have an entire generation of weakling and slowpokes who are praying, crying and patiently waiting for Government to help them and give them their right. I pity this generation, Government will continue to joke with us. It is only when the government knows that they can't contain the crisis that would fall out of students taking to the street to protest and shut down the entire federation,nothing will happen. Docile young generation is all government needs to destroy a nation with ineptitude, corruption and profligacy. I believe strongly that most of our current leaders who schooled in Nigeria where in school days during those dark days of Ali Must Go Riot, when they violently brought the country to a standstill even in military regime just for about 5 naira increase in feeding allowance. If they could resist military regimes of those days, I don't see why docile young men should be making noise here rather than go out there and organise the mother of all riots to cripple government and force them to open excess crude account or even foregin reserve to fund schools.

ladepete: Go and carry out ur threats on universities that pulled out/ not participating in the strike.E.g Uni-Ilorin; afterall they will benefit from whatever the outcome of the strike is. What biz have private unis got to do with the strike?

eldoradoxx: A man recently said that if the present generation of young men and women(let me put it specifically in the age bracket of 30years and below) were borne during the colonial era, perhaps Nigeria wouldn't achieve independence till today. The present generation of men are lazy,directionless, visionless and lack focus. Where on earth today can the entire university be shut down for close to 3 months, forcing more than 1.5 million students who are either doing pre degree, degree and post graduate course to sit at home? I dare to say this can only happen in Nigeria where we have an entire generation of weakling and slowpokes who are praying, crying and patiently waiting for Government to help them and give them their right. I pity this generation, Government will continue to joke with us. It is only when the government knows that they can't contain the crisis that would fall out of students taking to the street to protest and shut down the entire federation,nothing will happen. Docile young generation is all government needs to destroy a nation with ineptitude, corruption and profligacy. I believe strongly that most of our current leaders who schooled in Nigeria where in school days during those dark days of Ali Must Go Riot, when they violently brought the country to a standstill even in military regime just for about 5 naira increase in feeding allowance. If they could resist military regimes of those days, I don't see why docile young men should be making noise here rather than go out there and organise the mother of all riots to cripple government and force them to open excess crude account or even foregin reserve to fund schools.

ladepete: Go and carry out ur threats on universities that pulled out/ not participating in the strike.E.g Uni-Ilorin; afterall they will benefit from whatever the outcome of the strike is. What biz have private unis got to do with the strike?

Kei144: This is stupidity at highest level. Private university students pay through their noses in order to get education. When they graduate, people look down on their certificates. And the only thing they gain, which is absence of strikes, the privileged public university NANS wants to take that one away from them.

University students are not the only youths in this country, just as ASUU are not the only workers in this country. If every youth in Nigeria begins to demand for government-subsidized university education as their rights and every worker in this country begins to do like ASUU, this country will become hell.

yunglykmine: NANS: Bunch of corrupt kids.
Always making empty threats,what about the 7days ultimatum they gave about this ASUU strike some weeks back?
Gone are the days when NANS was relevant jare.
They should have a seat plsss.

#80million:

You END TIME crusaders, abeg this thing is starting to get boring.
Pleeeease!

#80million:

You END TIME crusaders, abeg this thing is starting to get boring.
Pleeeease!

Saint Chukz: It really bothers me when i'm reading the kind of responses i'm seeing in this thread on NL. It is obvious most of us are as insentitive to the plight of the majority of Nigerian students(at least 50%) who are at home just the same way the FG are, are we going to deny that the children of the rich and powerful people in these private universities are not the same people who have ensured our education in this country is so backward? Let's embrace the reality and dissect issues pragmatically especially issues such as this. I believe the NANS felt taking such an action would call to the attention of those who feel seeking to addressing burning issues in this country is not their burden to carry and by keeping of it, they are myopic to think that they are insulated from such ills that has befallen our society. For me, i see this action as an offshoot of the BOOMERANG EFFECT.

Saint Chukz: It really bothers me when i'm reading the kind of responses i'm seeing in this thread on NL. It is obvious most of us are as insentitive to the plight of the majority of Nigerian students(at least 50%) who are at home just the same way the FG are, are we going to deny that the children of the rich and powerful people in these private universities are not the same people who have ensured our education in this country is so backward? Let's embrace the reality and dissect issues pragmatically especially issues such as this. I believe the NANS felt taking such an action would call to the attention of those who feel seeking to addressing burning issues in this country is not their burden to carry and by keeping of it, they are myopic to think that they are insulated from such ills that has befallen our society. For me, i see this action as an offshoot of the BOOMERANG EFFECT.

Kei144: This is stupidity at highest level. Private university students pay through their noses in order to get education. When they graduate, people look down on their certificates. And the only thing they gain, which is absence of strikes, the privileged public university NANS wants to take that one away from them.

University students are not the only youths in this country, just as ASUU are not the only workers in this country. If every youth in Nigeria begins to demand for government-subsidized university education as their rights and every worker in this country begins to do like ASUU, this country will become hell.

timi amoo: i support jo, y shud there b prv uni in d first place. let it b done, all student shud b ho
m, den fg wil knw wat to do