Thursday, November 17, 2022
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Nawa ooo
ReplyDeleteI just pity the students.
ReplyDeleteFederal government should resolve this amicable, the student are suffering.
ReplyDeleteThe long months of strike backfired on them,how did they even think to win against the Feds.I pity ASUU.
ReplyDeleteSave your Pity for Parents . Pity Students. The University lecturers will definetly find a way to react to this
DeleteI sincerely don't expect this comment from you @ Ambi.
DeleteThe lecturers should also be reasonable. If they insist on payment of salaries for work not done,how do they expect to compensate the students for months wasted at home? Some of them missed going fir NYSC cuz of this strike,thereby missing opportunities too.
ReplyDeleteLegally, government is not obligated to pay for work not done. However, ASUU can argue in court, that the strike was enforced because government reneged on a pact signed by both parties, thus not keeping their end of the bargain. ASUU can pursue this in court and win on that ground.
ReplyDeleteEither ways, na students and parents dey suffer right now, and this is not looking good at all. What a country!
It's so unfair
ReplyDeleteCan't seems to comment. Good morning dear
ReplyDeleteDear ASUU and Nigerian Govt. Please we don't want any more strike 🙏
ReplyDeleteIt's well. am speechless. FG/ASSU war seem to be prolonging.
ReplyDeleteASUU
Delete*ASUU*
DeleteMschew!🙄
ReplyDeleteFG Nigeria pay those teachers and university staff well, they are human with responsibilities. Stop bullying them, Nigeria is rich, yet the educational sector is famished.
ReplyDeleteRe prioritise well. Not every student can afford to Japan, still there is greatness in them. Pity the students.
Good for them ,next time they will think before going in strike
ReplyDeleteGood for them ,next time they will think before going in strike
ReplyDeleteExecutive order. Well done bu! You need money for election
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