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Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by Mathicks(m): 1:26pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
This case has been going on for a while now. The GEJ government seems to think that they've given ASUU quite a bulky sum, which surpasses what they've received from any past government concerning this strike issue. Yet, ASUU still demands more. What do you think? Do you think their demands are frivolous? Do you think ASUU should excercise some more patience like they've been doing over the years? |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by ckkris: 1:31pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
Asking for TRILLIONS? They're not serious. Their hidden agenda may even be to use all that money to overthrow the government |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by Mathicks(m): 1:42pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
ckkris: Asking for TRILLIONS? They're not serious. Their hidden agenda may even be to use all that money to overthrow the governmentLOL. I just think its a political strategy to frustrate the GEJ government. Note that not all ASUU members are in support of the strike. Its their arrow heads who are. |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by luckyDon1: 2:02pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
They have been infiltrated by the northern elites who are hell bent in frustrating GEJ's govt.Their agenda and demands are dermonic and wicked.They only care for their selfish interests without considering the poor students who are caught up in their struggle. Lecturers go chop salary,chop allowance,chop sorting money,chop handout money and finally them go still chop in kind. |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by eightsin(m): 2:17pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
It's dis kinda pressure they mounted on past leaders dat made them sign dat 1999 or is it 2009?(cnt rmba d year rt nw) agreement without thinking. Bt i still blv this particular strike has been politicised. |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by Mathicks(m): 2:21pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
Exactly. Its not the normal strike we know again. Its all politics. They are playing politics on the lives of the future leaders, and soon they'll say they are ''fighting for the students too''.. |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by psalmdave(m): 2:32pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
Even If they are given the trillions they are asking for.....whats the assurance that they'll even use it for developing education,Na Nigeria we dey.....a body should inspect the use of that money....its just like when u hear your family member has been appointed as governor or president,you are not happy because your family is gonna serve the nation,but the gain(mostly financially) your family will merit from That office. |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by dridowu: 2:55pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
If someone can be eating 1billion naira food yearly, i think is not too much for thousands of lecturer to share 3trillion naira #######ASUU TEAM####### 1 Like |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by Illuminatus(m): 3:53pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
Lol. This is funny because most of you don't even understand the agreement. You see, the government was supposed to deposit a certain number of billions into the education (universities) sector every year. Note, the money won't be given to ASUU directly, but to the universities through the Educational Trust Fund. Why they're demanding for the figure in trillions now is because the Federal Government has defaulted in its payment of the agreed sum since 2009. So the 1.3 trillion is actually the cumulative sum that the government is owing as concerned with the agreement. ASUU didn't pull this amount out of their ass, they're just demanding that the government fulfill it's obligations UP TO DATE. 1 Like |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by 99100(m): 4:44pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
Their demand is utterly outrageous.They are bunch of saboteurs. |
Re: Do You Think ASUU's Demands Are A Bit Too High? by omenka(m): 6:15pm On Oct 14, 2013 |
99/100:Outrageous huh? Yet thesame two bit punk who's so dumb he could even Bleep up a cup of coffee, pays a bleeping degenerate gangstar $350mill to sabotage the security of our waterways and oil pipelines resulting in revenue losses to the federal purse of over $4bill a year! Yall need to see a shrink. 1 Like |
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