Stop dreaming, strike won’t be suspended - Senior lecturer tells 'happy' Nigerian students, gives reasons.

“You are weird if you think schools will resume,” Dr. Garvey Ufot, a senior Nigerian lecturer has passed a strong warning to Nigerian university students who are super-excited and those hoping that the strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) would end very soon.

The senior lecturer who is a profound scholar passed this strong message, with reasons, on Wednesday when different ASUU branches were holding their congresses nationwide.
According to him, the strike is far from over.

In his words, while responding to a UNIUYO student who was applauding ASUU and the Nigerian government for reaching an agreement, the lecturer wrote:

"And who told you that you’re going back to school anytime soon. This is delusional wishful thinking of the worst sort.

“I’ve just returned from ASUU Congress meeting, and unless there’s a miracle, or the national Executives of ASUU decide to go it alone, this strike is not likely to be suspended anytime soon.

“Most of you, including students who are supposed to know better but refuse to be intelligent, are responding to, and salivating on, a fake and illiterate online report about the strike being suspended on Monday, next week, when ASUU Congresses are just meeting to deliberate on the progress so far only to be told that President Buhari has, contrary to what the Speaker of the House of Reps, Femi Gbajabiamila, said would happen by yesterday, Tuesday, not responded to the agreement he cobbled together with ASUU.

“You guys are just weird if you think school will resume and lecturers will attend to any student without their seven months salaries. Grow up, guys, grow up. There will be no resumption until Buhari is ready to act responsibly.
“Even the principal officers of our universities, namely, the VC, Registrar, Bursar and Librarian have not been receiving their salaries since February despite the fact that they have been working since then.

“So how will the Senate of any university meet to work out any specific resumption date and the calendar of the remainder of the semester? But having said that, I can also tell you that the strike might be suspended even tomorrow if tonight, Buhari approves the agreement that the speaker has reached with ASUU.”
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Dr. Garvey Ufot is currently a Senior lecturer at the Department of English Studies, University of Uyo. He is also connected with a lecturing job at Federal University Oye-Ekiti, (FUOYE) Ekiti State, Nigeria.
He was a former lecturer at the University of Ado-Ekiti.
He studied English language at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, in Kaduna State, Nigeria.

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Every one should go and learn skill and stop waiting for this people to resume school, and don't do yahoo.. it is not good for your health.

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Stop dreaming, strike won’t be suspended - Senior lecturer tells 'happy' Nigerian students, gives reasons.

“You are weird if you think schools will resume,” Dr. Garvey Ufot, a senior Nigerian lecturer has passed a strong warning to Nigerian university students who are super-excited and those hoping that the strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) would end very soon.

The senior lecturer who is a profound scholar passed this strong message, with reasons, on Wednesday when different ASUU branches were holding their congresses nationwide.
According to him, the strike is far from over.

In his words, while responding to a UNIUYO student who was applauding ASUU and the Nigerian government for reaching an agreement, the lecturer wrote:

"And who told you that you’re going back to school anytime soon. This is delusional wishful thinking of the worst sort.

“I’ve just returned from ASUU Congress meeting, and unless there’s a miracle, or the national Executives of ASUU decide to go it alone, this strike is not likely to be suspended anytime soon.

“Most of you, including students who are supposed to know better but refuse to be intelligent, are responding to, and salivating on, a fake and illiterate online report about the strike being suspended on Monday, next week, when ASUU Congresses are just meeting to deliberate on the progress so far only to be told that President Buhari has, contrary to what the Speaker of the House of Reps, Femi Gbajabiamila, said would happen by yesterday, Tuesday, not responded to the agreement he cobbled together with ASUU.

“You guys are just weird if you think school will resume and lecturers will attend to any student without their seven months salaries. Grow up, guys, grow up. There will be no resumption until Buhari is ready to act responsibly.
“Even the principal officers of our universities, namely, the VC, Registrar, Bursar and Librarian have not been receiving their salaries since February despite the fact that they have been working since then.

“So how will the Senate of any university meet to work out any specific resumption date and the calendar of the remainder of the semester? But having said that, I can also tell you that the strike might be suspended even tomorrow if tonight, Buhari approves the agreement that the speaker has reached with ASUU.”
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Dr. Garvey Ufot is currently a Senior lecturer at the Department of English Studies, University of Uyo. He is also connected with a lecturing job at Federal University Oye-Ekiti, (FUOYE) Ekiti State, Nigeria.
He was a former lecturer at the University of Ado-Ekiti.
He studied English language at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, in Kaduna State, Nigeria.

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Lol. Strike that would be called off today. Make Dr Ufot no resume when them call am off.

They should stay put. Destiny wasters

Make them sha open schools. Seems we students will have to go and teach one another and share certificates afterwards.

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Stop dreaming, strike won’t be suspended - Senior lecturer tells 'happy' Nigerian students, gives reasons.

“You are weird if you think schools will resume,” Dr. Garvey Ufot, a senior Nigerian lecturer has passed a strong warning to Nigerian university students who are super-excited and those hoping that the strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) would end very soon.

The senior lecturer who is a profound scholar passed this strong message, with reasons, on Wednesday when different ASUU branches were holding their congresses nationwide.
According to him, the strike is far from over.

In his words, while responding to a UNIUYO student who was applauding ASUU and the Nigerian government for reaching an agreement, the lecturer wrote:

"And who told you that you’re going back to school anytime soon. This is delusional wishful thinking of the worst sort.

“I’ve just returned from ASUU Congress meeting, and unless there’s a miracle, or the national Executives of ASUU decide to go it alone, this strike is not likely to be suspended anytime soon.

“Most of you, including students who are supposed to know better but refuse to be intelligent, are responding to, and salivating on, a fake and illiterate online report about the strike being suspended on Monday, next week, when ASUU Congresses are just meeting to deliberate on the progress so far only to be told that President Buhari has, contrary to what the Speaker of the House of Reps, Femi Gbajabiamila, said would happen by yesterday, Tuesday, not responded to the agreement he cobbled together with ASUU.

“You guys are just weird if you think school will resume and lecturers will attend to any student without their seven months salaries. Grow up, guys, grow up. There will be no resumption until Buhari is ready to act responsibly.
“Even the principal officers of our universities, namely, the VC, Registrar, Bursar and Librarian have not been receiving their salaries since February despite the fact that they have been working since then.

“So how will the Senate of any university meet to work out any specific resumption date and the calendar of the remainder of the semester? But having said that, I can also tell you that the strike might be suspended even tomorrow if tonight, Buhari approves the agreement that the speaker has reached with ASUU.”
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Dr. Garvey Ufot is currently a Senior lecturer at the Department of English Studies, University of Uyo. He is also connected with a lecturing job at Federal University Oye-Ekiti, (FUOYE) Ekiti State, Nigeria.
He was a former lecturer at the University of Ado-Ekiti.
He studied English language at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, in Kaduna State, Nigeria.

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Lol like ASUU has a choice in the matter

Strike will be called off and all lectures will return to their jobs

Senior lecturer loooooll
He is not even a Proffesor not to talk of an ASUU NEC member

This is obviously fake news peddled by bloggers trying to rubbish this mans intellect lol

Dr Ufot is obviously dreaming. If they born am well, make e no resume

Firefox01:
Lol. Strike that would be called off today. Make Dr Ufot no resume when them call am off.

Today don almost end oh prophet. How far with the resumption??

Oga If you refuse to resume with others, we'll go to your house and drag you to school naked. that is after receiving a thorough brain resetting beating from us.

Na that 7 months salary dey pain this archaic lecturer like this

Forget about Buhari, the 7 days window the appellate court gave your union will elapse soon.

I know Buhari won't pay any dime before, but the lecturers can turn the 7 months of no salary to 12 months of the same, it depends on what they prefer.

Next time you consider your salary before absconding from work.

You see what Buhari has caused this Nation


@saintlucia come and do the needful

saintlucia

Does anyone notice the 'arrogance' and 'elitism' in this lecturer's write-up? Or shey my eyes dey deceive me ni?

An average Nigerian lecturer considers himself a demi-god. Tufia!

It's this kind of lecturer that fails a student three times if you dare ask him a question.

ASUU are greedy....they do not have human conscience concerning the students that have stayed at home idle for 8 months... nawaoooo

Let CONUA and other the other unions federal government approved and registered announce resumption so that students can go back to school and forget about this ASUU

No salary, no resumption.

Randy100:
No salary, no resumption.

It's same as saying ASUU should consider themselves jobless.
We can say no resumption no salary too

Nobody sabi this one abeg....make him carry his square head go Siddon one place

Goldbw122:
Every one should go and learn skill and stop waiting for this people to resume school, and don't do yahoo.. it is not good for your health.

Why Yahoo is not good for our health

If only the Government is aware of the damage this strike has done, only few utilized the it.


Start your study relocation today.

JJuanMiguel:

It's same as saying ASUU should consider themselves jobless.
We can say no resumption no salary too

It's only a useless government that will say such. We shall see who is loosing.

Randy100:

It's only a useless government that will say such. We shall see who is loosing.

The Government can't lose
Only lecturers and students will lose

This knuckle head "Lecturer" must feel very foolish now

Randy100:
No salary, no resumption.

Exactly

Auskyd:


Today don almost end oh prophet. How far with the resumption??

Are you still looking for resumption date, you gentile?

Firefox01:
Are you still looking for resumption date, you gentile?

called off conditionally and no resumption date announced yet

I guess they will resume if government pay them their 8 months salary despite the conditional suspension of strike

Firefox01:
Are you still looking for resumption date, you gentile?

I thought you said yesterday, prophet? Is yesterday and today the same? It's like you no too go school. Lmao