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Public University strike approaches 5 months

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Youth and young adults put their future on hold as Adamu Adamu remains unseen.

TVC News Nigeria gives us a report on the ongoing public university strike.

It has been nearly 5 months since Nigeria’s public universities closed due to a strike. The strike was called by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in response to the Nigerian government’s failure to meet its promises on the use of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS). ASUU is demanding that the government adhere to the 2009 agreement, it has also demanded that withheld salaries get paid out and called for an increase in state funding. The strike has had a significant impact on the Nigerian economy, as university students make up a large percentage of the population. The government has so far refused to meet ASUU’s demands, and the strike continues.


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8 months ago

The federal government is just playing hide and seek with ASUU. Stopping the educational activities in the country and wasting the time of students is outrageous when they can just find a better way to dialogue with ASUU.

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Mercy unisex saloon
8 months ago

This is the appropriate time for the presidential candidates to campaign against this kind of government we currently have. A government willing to abandoned the students for selfish gains. Everyday goes by without a single apology towards ASUU and the students for interrupting their future. Please pay the salaries and the schools will reopen ASAP.

jdpumping
jdpumping
8 months ago

Strike has always been part of Nigeria educational system that when you are applying to a Nigerian University you need to add like to two years to your course and up till now government have no solution to it,the educational system is so bastardize that you fear for the lives of the youths in this country….

Haykaylyon26
Haykaylyon26
8 months ago

Government and ASUU should find a solution to all this student are suffering, let them finish on time and face the real activities they are just extending their year to use in school. Strike as make some people give up on education while some on strike since they are free that are using the opportunity to engage in bad stuff end strike

Kazeem1
Kazeem1
8 months ago

The federal government should succumb to ASUU’s demands and provide them whatever they asked for because this prolonged strike is not helpful.

Tolaniiii
Tolaniiii
8 months ago

This prolonged strike is making Nigerian students give up on education. The government should find a way to resolve it fast

Christiana
Christiana
8 months ago

ASUU’s request is not out of the line but it does not require them to put the lives of thousands of students in jeopardy. The government should try their possible best to meet the needs of ASUU Because not meeting their needs has more disadvantages than advantages. When students become idle there will be tendency for the rate of criminal activities to increase.

Yomii
Yomii
8 months ago

ASUU has a plan of what they want, which is suitable from their end because this IPPIS system will enable the government to have a database of all the ASUU staff and pay them automatically; this will enable them to receive steady pay and reduce the margins for error.

Taiwoo
Taiwoo
8 months ago

This is actually awful from the government and ASUU because they are putting the lives and futures of the students on hold. Courses that is meant to last for 4 years will now be taking 6 to 7 years. That’s bad

Bola12
Bola12
8 months ago

Wow it’s already 5 months already? Damn this is bad the federal government should resonate with asuu and come to a suitable agreement for both ends.

theApr
theApr
8 months ago

It’s sad how ineffective strike has become. The purpose is to have a bargain with the government. Buh these guys really don’t care. We under ASUU’s plight, buh they should come up with another strategy or do something. This clearly isn’t getting the attention of the government. It’s no news that these government don’t seem to care. Strike has gone as far as a year before.

Abusi
Abusi
8 months ago

ASUU is not relenting on this strike and the strike is elongating more and more. Since 5 months ago now, this brouhaha hasn’t been solved. I don’t know why it so difficult for the Federal government to listen to the demands of ASUU and call off this strike.

Iyanu12345ogg
Iyanu12345ogg
8 months ago

Government should give in to ASUU’s demands.The strike is making Nigerian students give up on education. As we know, “An idle hand is devil’s workshop”. it is very possible the rate of criminal activities in the county to increase.

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Member
8 months ago

It will be better if as finds another way than making their interest known with the strike.

However, the government should do the needful on time, the country’s future is at stake with is.

Ultra0711
Ultra0711
8 months ago

The ASUU strike matter has gotten out of hand and if care is not taken, the strike might extend to a year with the current way the federal government is ignoring their demand. The future our government promised the youth is getting blurry.

Nwachukwu Kingsley
Nwachukwu Kingsley
8 months ago

The government should settle this thing fast because these students would have nothing to do and can as a result venture into cyber crime and other criminal offenses

Hassan Isa
Hassan Isa
8 months ago

Because university students make up such a vast proportion of the population in Nigeria, the strike has had a significant and negative effect on the country’s economy, and something needs to be done ASAP

Godsewill Ifeanyi
Godsewill Ifeanyi
8 months ago

This ideas from ASUU is brilliant because the IPPSIS system would make payments of salaries easier and faster.

Remi1
Remi1
8 months ago

If the government is wise, they’ll know that this IPPSIS model will benefit them more because it will eliminate a lot of ghost workers in the country.

Adesanyaj72
Adesanyaj72
8 months ago

A lot of students have decided to travel out of the country because of the incompetence of the government and asuu on education in the country

Chibuzor
Chibuzor
8 months ago

This clearly shows that the government does not care about the welfare of the citizens. Hopefully, we get to elect better people in this coming election. The set of people that will put first the interest of the citizens before theirs.so we can have a better Nigeria

Adeolastan
Adeolastan
8 months ago

Nigeria is in a deep sorry state,a country that ones boost of the best University in Africa to the extend that international students come to study.Imagine for the pass 4yrs now the University as been on strike for than one and half year and the government didn’t concern that they should find amicable solution to resolve the issue.It’s very shameful

SarahDiv
SarahDiv
8 months ago

Is this how well continue in this country called Nigeria, for our Universities to be closed for five months. I mean this is serious and shows the current terrible state of the country. It is well o

DimOla
DimOla
8 months ago

How long shall the country remain in this state, how long shall we continue like this. The politicians send there children abroad to study and denied the children of the poor and vulnerable masses quality education. Imaging for five solid months the students are still at home. They are only giving room for the country to breed criminals,they only making to the youth to find means to get out of the country.

Tonerol10
Tonerol10
8 months ago

😂, serious issue. This Government no care at all, their children they study abroad. I wish say,,, law go talk say no government pinkin go study abroad again, e for better ooo. what a failed government

Khalifa001
Khalifa001
8 months ago

With Assu on strike for over 5 months Is a disgrace to Nigeria academic and our government would still call us lazy

Adebukola
Adenekan Bukola
8 months ago

Nigeria my country 😢

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