cuntento: From strike to rally.....
Fighting for their own selfish interests.

Emzybrown:

Is it the administration of gej that signed the agreement? ASUU should start a renegotiation since there has been a change of government.

timpaker:

Partially.
GEJ was the Vice President then.

JOEizu: Like,
If u support ASUU.

JOEizu: Like,
if u support #FG

Bossforeva: 3 trillion, hun? Even Joseph the Dreamer couldn't dream of that! Keep on Day Dreaming!

Dr.seno1:
ah..... now I know what ASUU is up to

She said among other demands, ASUU was asking for an injection of N400bn
intervention fund annually into university
education over the next three years.
She also said ASUU wants the Federal
Government to aid state-owned
universities, pay lecturers their earned
allowances, gradually increase budgetary
allocation to education, transfer landed
property to universities and make
companies operating in Nigeria to set up
research and development units.

dheaven: ASUU is more corrupt than Federal Government.

alexleo: Agreement is agreement. FG must honour the agreement they signed with them. All this one you people are making here against ASUU is just noise that cannot help you. If the FG feels for you students they should ve gone further to keep an agreement they signed. They have kept you people in the house and you think by blaming ASUU your problem will be solved. Keep dreaming.

Emzybrown:

Is it the administration of gej that signed the agreement? ASUU should start a renegotiation since there has been a change of government.

timpaker:


My sentiments exactly

Emzybrown:

Is it the administration of gej that signed the agreement? ASUU should start a renegotiation since there has been a change of government.

Emzybrown:

Is it the administration of gej that signed the agreement? ASUU should start a renegotiation since there has been a change of government.

memski: bunch of elements dat want their own Rome to be built in a day.... I support FG on this one... only 2 months is left fo me to round up... na de only thin wey de vex me.... I don write project tire, no supervision..

beauty ng: pls, God in2 ur hands i commit my bloved country... i dnt ve any oda country *sobs*

timpaker:
I support ASUU. The government should honour the 2009 agreement or no lectures.
But I feel that instead of this rally they ought to be doing more on advocacy and sensitization as the general public have no idea on what the rift between ASUU and FG is all about.

Sormeh: If the FG actually signed the much talked about agreement in 2009, there's no way they could have done so without understanding its implication. So, it is the FG who is hypocritical here for failing to honour the document. These people are fighting for us all. When those idi©ts are embezzling up there with impunity nobody calls for heads. Abeg let's fight for quality education once and for all.

castrokins:

She Stated The Rift, Or How Did You Read Her Statement? The Motive Here Is Greed And It's Obvious. Not Only Are ASUU Members Greedy, Nigerians Are Naturally Insatiable. If You Want To Earn Like David Mark, Get In Politics, SIMPLES.

Sormeh: If the FG actually signed the much talked about agreement in 2009, there's no way they could have done so without understanding its implication. So, it is the FG who is hypocritical here for failing to honour the document. These people are fighting for us all. When those idi©ts are embezzling up there with impunity nobody calls for heads. Abeg let's fight for quality education once and for all.

alexleo:

It was the federal Government of Nigeria that signed the agreement so it doesn't matter who was president at that time. Take it to court and they ll tell you the same thing. FG knows this that's why they can't take ASUU to court. They ll lose woefully in court. That's why they resorted to giving ASUU a small fraction of the agreement so that you people will have sympathy for them and start blaming ASUU. The same tactics they use when campaigning for election. They share rice and 1000 naira notes to people and the people clap for them and vote them to power. When they get there they ll turn their back to the same people and chop the money alone with their family members. Nigerians are not tired of the deceit of politicians. Keep blaming ASUU and remain at home while the children of the politicians you are supporting are schooling overseas or private universities around. Who loses at the end? Students.

Rotimigabriel:


And u tink by supporting ASUU, your own problem too will b solved abi?