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The Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU) has commenced indefinite strike nationwide from yesterday, national president of ASUU, Dr Nasir Isa Fagge has said.
He made this declaration, Monday, at
the University of Lagos (UNILAG) after their NEC meeting held at Olabisi
Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, Ogun State.
Speaking to news men, he said: “We
are embarking on indefinite strike nation wide because the Federal Government
reneged in the Memorandum of Understanding MoU signed with ASUU in 2009
to pay lecturers their earn allowance.”
According to Fagge, the Federal Government, in 2009 made a law to pay each lecturers N12,500 per month as earn allowance which it never did since 2009.
According to Fagge, the Federal Government, in 2009 made a law to pay each lecturers N12,500 per month as earn allowance which it never did since 2009.
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I support asuu wholly. What's 12,500 monthly compare to 114,000 daily feeding alowance for senators and reps? Lecturers deserve more.
ReplyDeleteU r right dear... Buh Asuu y п̥̥aªªªª, its less dan 3 months 4 me 2 graduate. Which kind wahala b dis naa. Government do sumtin jor!!!
DeleteI support asuu, bcos u people r doing a gud job in life of Nigeria's including d socalled fg
DeleteYou are right. Lecturers deserve more, time has gone when d slogan "Teachers' reward is in Heaven'is still active, their rewards starts here on earth. Teachers/lecturers are the builders of tomorrow's leader. A senetor or President or any higher position on earth can't be in any position if he did not pass through a teacher. I think its high time the federal government look into the welfare of these lecturers nd make them happy for meaningful nd lasting impartation of what is worthwhile.
ReplyDeleteWe all know they deserve... This our special government! Plssssss pay let us graduate...
ReplyDeleteI support asuu,u guys r on point,I don't understand why the buiders of great foundations are neglected and those dat call themselves decison makers gat all the allowances in the world even up to domestic staff allowance.na wah ooh 4 niger.fg hs got to be fast cos I can't afford to add an extra day to the amount of dys am suppose to be in skul oh.I don talk my own,we go change am 4 them, 2 seconds!
ReplyDeleteLecturers, Senators and government officials don't "deserve" anything. They are all overpaid when compared to their productivity. In any case an agreement made is an agreement that should be honoured. Only †̥Ђe students suffer in †̥Ђe end.
ReplyDeleteMy own be say strike is not an option dey governmt are not dey one Skoolin dey student time are been wasted
ReplyDeleteI support assu,wat is wrong wit nigeria govt.d leader are taking wrong direction.asuu again,plus asup.which way forward.?GOD have mercy
ReplyDeleteGod have mercy pls
ReplyDeleteI hate ASU, I hate ASU, I hate ASU. I think d S in Asu means strike, for more than 30 yrs ASU has been going on strike , cant they device another meaninful way of lodging their protest, they have rubished the educational system in Nigeria. They are not d most important institution in Nigeria. Get a life ASU !!
ReplyDeleteMtcheeeeeeeeeeew donno wat 2 say ooooo hmmm,jos less dan 3mont 4 oooo.abeg oga chairmen(FG)do sumfin oooooo
ReplyDeleteASSUU pls going on strike is not the best way to resolve the issue. you pple are jst killin our time. pls tel me if any of ur children schools here, will u go on strike?
ReplyDeleteCan u imagine ASUP has been on strike since 2 months now and Federal Government is not responding to their demands now it is ASUU again, why is our Federal Government for the Nigerian Students Because at the end of is the Students that will suffer it, may God help in this country of ours
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