temitope23: Live on Channels Unilag ASUU chairman make we hear the truth.

Teaser4: Deadline.... Let's wait and see. My school is preparing for NUGA, so no lectures till next year.

I-am-Winner:
the man no well. He is speakin trash!

Beloxxy:
I've been searching the whole of NL for you dear,thank God I've found you!

westsyde92:
beta trash oh
can yhu imagine e jx said dt even if fg implement d agreement now dt no lecturer wud teach until iyayi burial is ova
nd smbody is stil tellin me dey are fightin fr our benefit

I-am-Winner:
Dm cwazie lecturers said if military regime cant hold dm. Will civilian regime hold dm?.

Hahaha.

D lecturers wey bin dy dat tym stil dy now??.
These set of lecturers r corrupt.

I-am-Winner:
the man no well. He is speakin trash!

Beloxxy:
Good standard of education my foot! Wait a second,ain't the so called ASUU members lecturers? They are the ones causing the downfall of the university system in Nigeria for crying out loud! I can never go to a lecturer's office in my school,why? Coz those that went never came out the same! For the males,they pay a lot of money and the females pay with their bodies(unless you are prepared to grow grey hairs in school). Let's face reality here,these men are SELFISH,selfish in every sense of the word,speak for yourself if you think they are fighting for you. As for me,its a no no,they are only fighting for their insatiable thirst and quest for money,period!

Ekob:
Okay let me enlighten u a little my frnd since u seem to ave forgotten..
ASUU is an informal organisation existing in the premise of a formal organisation; thus, ASUU did not employ
any lecturer and for this,the FG has the sole right
to sack their erring employee if found wanting.
Though most Nigerians may not understand but
the truth of the matter is that even if the money
is there,it is for all sectors of the economy and universities is a sub-sector of a sector(education)
and cannot dictate to her employer what she
wants rather maximization of whatever input in
their disposals. To work as lecturer is by choice,
if you now think that it is no longer convinent,
please quietly resign with honour.To me I see a great future for Nigerian Universities in the hands of
young and vibrant graduates will to work and not
this bunch of ungrateful gluttons called ASUU
because they were the ones that crumbbled the
system not government.

eluquenson: My heart felt for student siting at home for regrettable 5 month in there career, FG is known for their insincerity and ASUU is not leaving any stone unturned, its good for there interest and future of Nigeria education, it sorrowful & that pains cannot be ignored.
That's the basic truth for those who has understanding.

Ekob:
Okay let me enlighten u a little my frnd since u seem to ave forgotten..
ASUU is an informal organisation existing in the premise of a formal organisation; thus, ASUU did not employ
any lecturer and for this,the FG has the sole right
to sack their erring employee if found wanting.
Though most Nigerians may not understand but
the truth of the matter is that even if the money
is there,it is for all sectors of the economy and universities is a sub-sector of a sector(education)
and cannot dictate to her employer what she
wants rather maximization of whatever input in
their disposals. To work as lecturer is by choice,
if you now think that it is no longer convinent,
please quietly resign with honour.To me I see a great future for Nigerian Universities in the hands of
young and vibrant graduates will to work and not
this bunch of ungrateful gluttons called ASUU
because they were the ones that crumbbled the
system not government.

Fynestboi: ASUU Strike: Ekiti Students Take Case to God

Tired of the ‘forced holiday’ occasioned by the five-month-old strike of the Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities (ASUU), Ekiti students in tertiary institutions Thursday took their case to God.
They held a prayer session and sought divine intervention to the impasse.
The session, held at Lady Jibowu Hall, Ekiti Government House, had in attendance, the Deputy Governor, Prof Modupe Adelabu and some clerics.
In her remarks, the deputy governor noted that the students did the right thing by taking their petition before God. She described as unfortunate that both parties to the dispute – ASUU and the Federal Government – remained adamant despite interventions from well-meaning Nigerians.
She urged the students not to relent in their regular prayer for divine intervention, saying that the death of Prof Festus Iyayi, a frontline ASUU member in an auto-crash along the Abuja-Lokoja Road introduced another twist to the lingering dispute.
Mrs Adelabu, who expressed the hope that the prayers of the students would yield the desired result in a matter of days, counselled the undergraduates against engaging in activities that could jeopardize their future.
She said the situation which kept them at home in the past few months was not their own making and that their teachers did not deliberately embark on the strike to put the students’ future at stake.
According to her, the lecturers were only pressing for their rights and other logistics that will improve the facilities in the nation’s citadel of leaning and to make them world standard.
Advising the students to engage themselves in profitable ventures, she also urged them not to completely abandon their studies but constantly review their lecture notes in preparation for the re-opening of the varsities.
Pastor John Aladete in his sermon at the prayer session urged the students not to be daunted by their present predicament as a result of the protracted ASUU strike.
The cleric charged them to be hopeful with an assurance that God will be with them irrespective of the present development. He said God has designed their generation to bring the desired change needed by the country.
The students were later led into series of prayers by clerics
including the Government House Chaplain, Rev. Fr. Anthony Famuagun, Pastor Tunde Akinola of the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG), the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Youths, Pastor Mike
Awopetu and Special Assistant to the Governor on Student Affairs, Mr Adeoye Aribasoye.

Beloxxy:
Good standard of education my foot! Wait a second,ain't the so called ASUU members lecturers? They are the ones causing the downfall of the university system in Nigeria for crying out loud! I can never go to a lecturer's office in my school,why? Coz those that went never came out the same! For the males,they pay a lot of money and the females pay with their bodies(unless you are prepared to grow grey hairs in school). Let's face reality here,these men are SELFISH,selfish in every sense of the word,speak for yourself if you think they are fighting for you. As for me,its a no no,they are only fighting for their insatiable thirst and quest for money,period!

kolawaxxy: dumb! Plain dumb! God botherers! I do wonder if we youths reason. Is the strike spiritual? Why bother God? So after praying, you expect God to decend and then meet with ASUU and FG? I don't just get it. Take to the street to voice your discontents you cowards! Why bring God into this case of greed? These lecturers say that they embarked on the strike in the interest of the students. Fine. The FG has agreed to your demands. Why not call-off the strike? Oh. They want Barak Obama to attest to it. They also want to be paid for the months they spent sleeping at home. Why didn't you inform the FG that you would like to be paid for the wasted months when you last met? No wonder someone said the strike is politicized. I say we take to the streets to protest against the new demands of ASUU. Pray on students! Pray on!

timisnup:
You don't knw wat we ar goin tru
And don't tell us here that wat they are fightin for is our own interest. Dem wan share their salary with us? Abi dem wan reverse the wasted tym? Our house rent nko? If they are really fighting for us, they prolonging the mata?
And don't relate it to Oduah

riskit33: FG has given ASUU 7 days deadline to return to work or be sacked. This deadline expires on the 4th of Dec. By this ultimatum FG has ordered VCs to place adverts for jobs for aspiring lecturers by the expiration of the deadline. However, ASUU in their characteristic manner have declared that such threat cannot move them.
Anyway lets wait and see.

No_ID: You guys don't seem to get it here

Emmadani: hehehe,this war would be interesting.cant wait for fg vs ASUU season 2.

Beloxxy:
Good standard of education my foot! Wait a second,ain't the so called ASUU members lecturers? They are the ones causing the downfall of the university system in Nigeria for crying out loud! I can never go to a lecturer's office in my school,why? Coz those that went never came out the same! For the males,they pay a lot of money and the females pay with their bodies(unless you are prepared to grow grey hairs in school). Let's face reality here,these men are SELFISH,selfish in every sense of the word,speak for yourself if you think they are fighting for you. As for me,its a no no,they are only fighting for their insatiable thirst and quest for money,period!

Sodiq3: mehn,me don advise my popc wey b lecturer say mk he beta resume,unles,all of us for huz+my mumc go park comot leave am..no b smal quarel o#teamasuumustgo

Daniyemi: Maybe ASUU have no idea that 60percent of ASUU members wants the strike suspended.
Maybe they(ASUU) think replacing the recalcitrant 40 percent would be a difficult task.
most of You here on NL would agree with me that most of the lecturers are against the continuation of the strike but are afraid to speak up for fear of victimization.
My point is...60 percent of Nigerian Lecturers would hastingly go back to their Jobs on dec4 afterall they were not in support of the strike's continuation.
The remaining 40 percent wont be all that tasking to replace.