SLIDE waxie: it is true. But salary is not allowance, and the circular has just been passed.

By the way, why is the FG itself when it will still pay whateva it is trying to owe?

SLIDE waxie: it is true. But salary is not allowance, and the circular has just been passed.

By the way, why is the FG itself when it will still pay whateva it is trying to owe?

agabaI23: UNIBEN paid a year and half earned allowance. It is no secret. Some received over a million while some under. I was reliably informed that the least paid received 700k.

taharqa: I can personally confirmed this in Uniben. When I heard that sm of my 'guys' got more than a million naira in ALLOWANCE last week (and it was even half of it- from 2009 to 2011), I almost fainted. I thought d Earned Allowance ASUU was fighting for is sm small money. No wonda they are not yet willing to call off d strike- 2011 to 2013 hv not yet bn paid for Teaching staff. Although I heard (can't confirm this though) that Non-teaching staff hv received their own Allowance in full

Demdem:

Am happy for ASUU. They have suffered for too long. If they haven't gone on strike I am very sure that Jonathan wouldnt have paid up.
I urge them to proceed with the strike if they want the remaining years still been owned to be paid. Even the one being held back currently will be paid. This is the only language our govt understands and I expect ASUU to be steadfast this time around. This yearly strike from them should end this year 2013.

I strongly believe that a labourer is entitled to his wages. Only Jonathan e-cockroaches will support men like Dokpesi owning his workers months of wages.

tpacalipse: ASUU can never be owed by anyone. Govt shall pay and its hands will be washed by water in case there are remnants sticking there. When ASUU calls off the strike, no pay no work policy would start again. For more than one year now, at every congress of ASUU, it has always been discoursed that this strike may go on for two years and the lecturers knew what they were in for before the strike commenced. No one will back down in this struggle to reposition the universities in this country. No work no pay will eventually become no pay no work. Govt will beg to pay and even ASUU will refuse to collect. They shall pay in multiple folds. Some of you think ASUU is like other toothless union in Naija. Or you think is like that agbero union some of ya papa belong to.

Demdem:

Don't make it sound as if the govt is doing them a favour. This is money being owed them over the years and its their right.
Besides, what abbout the remaining. Until ASUU receives all what they are being owned, I don't expect them in classes.

taharqa: I don't appreciate FOOOLS quoting me. Plz, be adviced...

agabaI23: In your earlier post, you asked If a poster was sure the money is the recipients' accounts. Now Youve seen a comfirmation, you chose to find faults with semantics. I don't even see where I sounded like it was a favour. I clearing the air about whether the money has been paid or Not which was your earlier concern.

Onlytruth: I am a STRONG supporter of No Work No Pay in this case.
Unbridled unionism should be proscribed in Nigeria's university system.
ASUU should be proscribed the same way Egypt proscribed the Moslem Brotherhood and confiscated their assets.
ASUU's assets (whatever is left of it) should be seized, sold, and their proceeds used to pay students some form of bursary as compensation/remediation for breached contract.

Idrismusty97: ASUU claimed they would keep on fighting. Lets see how strong they will be now.