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Elantracey: can uniben just do dis, dose lecturers too lazy

Lautech please do same.

holarmideh:

Lautech please do same.

No mind dat our stupid skul.I no sabi wetin concern dem sef....with d way I respect Gbadegesin, I xpct im 2do sumfin abt it but e just sit down 4dere no talk anyfin...anyway, I don already put my mind 4nxt yr

holarmideh:

Lautech please do same.

abeg help me tell dem o,na dia own dey pass oda pplz own

Tripodmode:

No mind dat our stupid skul.I no sabi wetin concern dem sef....with d way I respect Gbadegesin, I xpct im 2do sumfin abt it but e just sit down 4dere no talk anyfin...anyway, I don already put my mind 4nxt yr

I really don't understand too my brother. And it's not like our lecturers will benefit frm the new salary scheme ooo. We just dey suffer unnecessarily. God dey sha

Any News from A.B.U Zaria? I know that VC is a good man

tunex23: Any News from A.B.U Zaria? I know that VC is a good man

Nothing oo.. E be like sey dey no send us sef

[b]ASUU mobilise members against resuming lectures

Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) at the weekend embarked on mass mobilisation of members not to comply with the federal government December 4 ultimatum to resume lectures.
Members of the union were directed not to sign any register that may be opened by their Vice Chancellors.
The leadership of the union on Friday before departing from Abuja following the federal government riot act instructing them to return to work or be sacked directed all branches chairmen to device means of mobilising their members not to fall for the threats of the federal government.
It described the federal government’s threat as “empty”, pending the next National Executive Council (NEC) meeting of the Union slated for Minna.
An official of the union who was in the Abuja meeting told our Correspondent that Chairmen were also advised not to hold public congresses in order to avoid any face off with armed military men government deployed to all institutions for the implementation of the December 4 deadline of re-opening.
Our source also said that the date for the NEC meeting fixed for Minna, Niger State capital may not be made public but that the council may reconvene by the weekend after chairmen of branches would have assessed the implementation of the deadline given for resumption.
“Chairmen of all branches are to devise means of mobilising their members not to be intimidated into signing any register or returning to back to classroom. We also resolve not to hold any open congress now that our campuses are militarised but we will ensure that our people are adequately informed.
“Same goes for the next NEC meeting. We resolved not to make public the date but we want all branches to monitor and ensure non-compliant with the federal government December 4 deadline before the council meeting slated for Minna, Niger State,” our source disclosed.
To this end the Union have started using the short message service (sms) and other social media platforms to reach out and to mobilise members not to succumb to federal government threat which the union described as “empty”, insisting that the strike continues.
One of the messages sent to mobilise members stated thus “Dear members, FG decision to threaten us with sack confirms our suspicion that FG may not be honest and can not be trusted. Don’t sucumb (sic) to this empty threat. The strike continues. We shall triumph again. Please, DO NOT SIGN ANY REGISTER. ALUTA CONTINUA- CHAIRPERSON”.
Another message reads, “Dear Congress member, I’m appealing we should stay calm and remain resolute. There is nothing wrong in asking govt to do what it says it will do immediately. ASUU is not making any new demands as the Minister is propagating Govt is only repeating a ‘one act play’ scripted by the IBB dictatorship in early 90s. It didn’t work then, and, it won’t work now ALL BRANCHES are intact. We cannot be intimidated!!! UNITED WE BARGAIN DIVIDED WE BEG!!! ALUTA CONTINUA”.
Another Professor at the Federal University of Technology Minna who spoke in confidence expressed shock at the government ultimatum. “One is shocked by the deadline. If they sack all of us, government will go to Kasua Gwari to pack lecturers or pick Professors on the streets. It is a pity, our leaders are reckless.
“We are not moved by the ultimatum. We are waiting to see how they (govt) intend to wriggle itself out of the self inflicted problem. Do they know how the system runs. The era of intimidation is gone ,” the university don stated.
Meanwhile University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) and Enugu State University of Science and Technology have directed students to resume today.[/b]

It will look like film to them. Now Akungba is holding seminar for the recruited lecturers this week. It worked or not?.

mayorall: It will look like film to them. Now Akungba is holding seminar for the recruited lecturers this week. It worked or not?.

bro make our own answer us.Any feedbk fr d confirmer

If dem like mk dem do caticati,dem go do am enta joblessness

odizeey: If dem like mk dem do caticati,dem go do am enta joblessness

lol!

In usa more dan 11k workers were sacked because dey did not accept d salary given to dem

ASUU do gud oo..
e do gud,
ASUU wey giv us strike..
e do gud,
wey mek us stay for house..
e do gud,
dey chop our mama food...
e do gud,
dis strike bin sweet well well...
e do gud,
sum people don join yahoo...
e do gud,
sum dey do ashawo...
e do gud,
sum don dey do gateman...
e do gud,
some don go get belle...
e do gud,
me don dey sing nonsense...
e do gud,
And u dey read nonsense...
e do gud,
Me and u who get sense...
e do gud,
I dey sing, you dey dance...
e do bad,
Which time dis strike go end?...
e do gud,
Me don try ask google...
e do gud,
Even TB joshua no know...
e do gud,
Na google go come know?..
e do bad,
I tink Goodluck go know...
e do worse,
All of us don confuse...
e taya me...

Let assume none of dem resume afta the 7 days

odizeey: In usa more dan 11k workers were sacked because dey did not accept d salary given to dem

guy u r rite, this happened in the 80s. Just a two day strike the den usa president sacked them all. Gej sack dem All.

One thing is 4 sure nw and thats the fact that ASUU has won again, wit this new declaration by fg that they dint give the dec 4th ultimatum. The lectures's of cos wont ansa to pro-chancellors being that theres no fg to threaten them,so dec 4 isnt a solutn at all. If another solution is not sought out quickly den we should b looking forward to school again in feb or mar cos evrything is stating afresh again as ASUU claims to have lost trust in fg.

Senior Academics accuse ASUU leadership of
taking Nigerians for granted by unilaterally
reneging on their members vote
Posted by: admin in Education
December 1, 2013 1 Comment 23 Views
*Say 41 out of 62 of branches voted for the
strike to be called off
*Say lecturers are tired on continuation of the
strike
An international academic, Prof. Abiola
Awosika has declared that the ASUU National
leadership has failed the Nigerian leadership
and taken the people for granted by throwing
up fresh issues after meeting President
Goodluck Jonathan for 13 hours to conclude
negotiations.
Speaking on Channels TV on Saturday, Prof.
Awosika stated that the sack threat by the
Federal Government is not the very first in the
history of the world, saying that in the 1980s,
former United States President Ronald Regan
declared that if air traffic workers continued
with their strike, they would be sacked;
Americans thought it was not possible. She
said the workers were sacked and the
American society moved ahead.
She said: “Nigerian lecturers voted
overwhelmingly for the strike to be called off
and the leadership of ASUU must show respect
of their views”.
A senior lecturer of University of Lagos, Dr
Adeyemi Daramola declared that the Nasir
Fagge leadership has lost touch with its
members. He said that the position of the
ASUU leadership is un-intellectual, pointing
out that the Nasir Fagge leadership has chosen
to play the oracle, pretending to know it all.
The lecturer stated that it was shocking that
the leadership of ASUU went ahead to bring
new demands not known to its members,
stressing that the members clearly voted on
the MOU that emanated from the meeting with
the President, which he said favoured a call.
“It is sad that as intellectuals that we continue
to go back and forth on issues. The leadership
met with the President and presented key
issues, they must not go back”, he said.
Another senior lecturer, Dr Pearce said all
lecturers want to return to classrooms,
because they are tired of the strike. He said it
was because of the disposition of the lecturers
that they voted overwhelmingly for the strike
to be called off.
Former Trade Union Congress President, Peter
Esele said that he will not support any
leadership that does not respect the opinion of
their members. He said that the ASUU
leadership must show respect to the popular
opinion of their members.
Esele said with ASUU meeting the President,
they should know that they have achieved
enough and have a rethink.

The All Progressives Congress
(APC) has said the sack threat
issued against striking
university teachers by the
Federal Government lays
credence to the fact that the
present administration is out
of ideas in resolving the
prolonged strike by the
Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU.
The party’s Interim National
Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai
Mohammed, Sunday, in a
statement released by the
party in Lagos criticized the
Supervising Minister of
Education, Mr. Nyesom Wike,
for the way he talked down on
the striking teachers, while
issuing the ill-advised, go-back-
to-work-or-be-sacked threat.
“Wike’s language was crude,
his presentation was rude and
his threat was demeaning and
counter-productive. We believe
his lack of finesse and the
inability to think out of the box
in handling the whole strike
issue will not bode well for a
quick resolution of the crisis.
“We also disagree with the
Minister’s inference that the
lecturers should automatically
call off the strike because the
President intervened and sat
for long hours with them. It is
this unnecessary deification of
a democratically-elected
President that has almost
turned this President into an
Emperor. What is the big deal
in President Jonathan sitting
with ASUU members, his
former colleagues for that
matter? What is a President
elected to do if not to solve
problems?” it queried.
APC said it is unfortunate that
Wike can be threatening to
sack university teachers at a
time there is a shortfall of
60,000 lecturers in Nigerian
universities, adding that the
threat itself has shown that
the FG does not understand
the enormity of the problems
facing public universities in
particular and the education
sector in general.
“The poor remuneration of
university teachers and the
inadequate facilities for
teaching and learning in our
public universities have
combined to trigger a brain
drain in the institutions. The
pauperization and frustration
of the teachers through the
non-implementation of the
pacts aimed at ameliorating
the situation have discouraged
those who may want to
become university teachers.
Yet, the few who have defied
the odds to take to this noble
path of helping to mold our
future leaders are being
threatened with dismissal.
This betrays a painful lack of
understanding of the long and
tortuous path it takes to
produce a university teacher.
“It also shows that the so-
called Supervising Minister of
Education is not better than
the misguided market women
who, having being hired and
paid to protest against ASUU,
threatened to invade the
universities to chase out the
lecturers if they won’t call off
the strike.
“This is what a country gets
when it puts round pegs in
square holes. It is not everyone
who can mobilize campaign
funds for the President or
organize thugs during an
election who should be
rewarded with a ministerial
post, not to talk of being given
such a sensitive ministry as
that of education, which is
directly responsible for the
future of our youth and of
course our country. No one
who knows the value of
education will toe the path
taken by Wike in issuing his
empty threat,” the party said.
It said ASUU was right in
demanding certain
benchmarks, including the
non-victimization clause and
the need for a senior
government official, like the
Attorney-General, to sign the
agreement, before calling off
its strike, in view of the fact
that the FG has a history of
reneging on its agreements.
“Yes, our party is eager for this
prolonged strike to end so that
our youths who have been
marooned at home for five
months can resume their
academic pursuit. Yes, we
believe this strike has gone on
for way too long, and that it
will impact negatively on our
country’s development in the
long run. But we believe the
issues at stake must be
resolved once and for all, so
that we won’t have a repeat of
these recurring strikes.
“The onus rests on the FG to
work with ASUU to resolve this
lingering crisis. President
Jonathan should get off his
high horse, roll up his sleeves
as Presidents elsewhere do
and tackle squarely what has
now become one of the
biggest challenges facing his
administration.
“However, if the Jonathan
administration has run out of
ideas, as we now fear it has,
going by the infantile threats
being issued by it, then let it
hands off the negotiations and
allow other stakeholders to
find a way out. We are all
stakeholders in the education
of our youths,” APC said.http://
www.informationng.com/2013/
12/ASUU-strike-apc-slams-fg-
over-sack-threat-says-wike-lacks-
ability-to-think-outside-the-
box.html

Hmm, 5 months gone, we just began the sixth month of this strike, even resumption by January is bleak, except God intervenes, God please intervene, i cant even bear the thought of this strike prolonged more than this year. I am so sad.

any news on ABSU Uturu?

Jeezyy: any news on ABSU Uturu?

ABSU don pull out na,Greatest Ikengress

round and round we go... this drama will end one day

oyelude f: The All Progressives Congress
(APC) has said the sack threat
issued against striking
university teachers by the
Federal Government lays
credence to the fact that the
present administration is out
of ideas in resolving the
prolonged strike by the
Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU.
The party’s Interim National
Publicity Secretary, Alhaji Lai
Mohammed, Sunday, in a
statement released by the
party in Lagos criticized the
Supervising Minister of
Education, Mr. Nyesom Wike,
for the way he talked down on
the striking teachers, while
issuing the ill-advised, go-back-
to-work-or-be-sacked threat.
“Wike’s language was crude,
his presentation was rude and
his threat was demeaning and
counter-productive. We believe
his lack of finesse and the
inability to think out of the box
in handling the whole strike
issue will not bode well for a
quick resolution of the crisis.
“We also disagree with the
Minister’s inference that the
lecturers should automatically
call off the strike because the
President intervened and sat
for long hours with them. It is
this unnecessary deification of
a democratically-elected
President that has almost
turned this President into an
Emperor. What is the big deal
in President Jonathan sitting
with ASUU members, his
former colleagues for that
matter? What is a President
elected to do if not to solve
problems?” it queried.
APC said it is unfortunate that
Wike can be threatening to
sack university teachers at a
time there is a shortfall of
60,000 lecturers in Nigerian
universities, adding that the
threat itself has shown that
the FG does not understand
the enormity of the problems
facing public universities in
particular and the education
sector in general.
“The poor remuneration of
university teachers and the
inadequate facilities for
teaching and learning in our
public universities have
combined to trigger a brain
drain in the institutions. The
pauperization and frustration
of the teachers through the
non-implementation of the
pacts aimed at ameliorating
the situation have discouraged
those who may want to
become university teachers.
Yet, the few who have defied
the odds to take to this noble
path of helping to mold our
future leaders are being
threatened with dismissal.
This betrays a painful lack of
understanding of the long and
tortuous path it takes to
produce a university teacher.
“It also shows that the so-
called Supervising Minister of
Education is not better than
the misguided market women
who, having being hired and
paid to protest against ASUU,
threatened to invade the
universities to chase out the
lecturers if they won’t call off
the strike.
“This is what a country gets
when it puts round pegs in
square holes. It is not everyone
who can mobilize campaign
funds for the President or
organize thugs during an
election who should be
rewarded with a ministerial
post, not to talk of being given
such a sensitive ministry as
that of education, which is
directly responsible for the
future of our youth and of
course our country. No one
who knows the value of
education will toe the path
taken by Wike in issuing his
empty threat,” the party said.
It said ASUU was right in
demanding certain
benchmarks, including the
non-victimization clause and
the need for a senior
government official, like the
Attorney-General, to sign the
agreement, before calling off
its strike, in view of the fact
that the FG has a history of
reneging on its agreements.
“Yes, our party is eager for this
prolonged strike to end so that
our youths who have been
marooned at home for five
months can resume their
academic pursuit. Yes, we
believe this strike has gone on
for way too long, and that it
will impact negatively on our
country’s development in the
long run. But we believe the
issues at stake must be
resolved once and for all, so
that we won’t have a repeat of
these recurring strikes.
“The onus rests on the FG to
work with ASUU to resolve this
lingering crisis. President
Jonathan should get off his
high horse, roll up his sleeves
as Presidents elsewhere do
and tackle squarely what has
now become one of the
biggest challenges facing his
administration.
“However, if the Jonathan
administration has run out of
ideas, as we now fear it has,
going by the infantile threats
being issued by it, then let it
hands off the negotiations and
allow other stakeholders to
find a way out. We are all
stakeholders in the education
of our youths,” APC said.http://
www.informationng.com/2013/
12/ASUU-strike-apc-slams-fg-
over-sack-threat-says-wike-lacks-
ability-to-think-outside-the-
box.html

Wonders shall never end. So pple play politics wit pple's destiny?? May God hav mercy on u pple. I now biliv d fact dat dis strike is politicized!

Apc don start again,i no just like dat party,dem no dey accept defeat,looooooossseeerrs.
Mk dem no put mouth for ASUU case.
Good morning

But they are Nigerians too.

odizeey: Apc don start again,i no just like dat party,dem no dey accept defeat,looooooossseeerrs.
Mk dem no put mouth for ASUU case.
Good morning

odizeey: In usa more dan 11k workers were sacked because dey did not accept d salary given to dem

were they lecturers?

I dnt knw wat BSU is waiting for,despite d fake n illeterate lecturers who can nt impact knwldg on studnt yet they are claimin don,gov SUSWAM pls open bsu 4 us and flog sack those dirty tins( lazy lectures)

i hope ds ASUU ppl a sackd nd l8r locked up, they a criminals

so ASUU warned parents not to release their wards..... .
osumi o

But doyin okupe sighted that as an example coz dey are govt workers too, lecturer or no lecturer

Samgreguc:

were they lecturers?