ASSU Strike: Another Episode from the Show of Shame

In my opinion, ASUU (like every other pressure groups in Nigeria) has crippled the meaning and efficacy of industrial action. As it stands, there seem to a clear difference between ‘strike’ and ‘industrial action’ in this country. Strike has grown and evolved into evolving series and episodes of the same storyline--Show of Shame. A show characterizing greedy politicians and needy professionals with attempts to hold the country to a total lockdown. ASUU has just produced another, it’s time for the poor and innocent students to hit the cinemas.

How the Government Made Nigerian Youths Lazier

China is a hub today because of the attention she has paid to the development of the youth. Imagine a young entrepreneur struggling to make legit ends meet on a daily with little or no help from the ‘government’. Then all of a sudden, the same government rolls out policies that affects the progress and development of this hustle without looking back. Capital wasted; funds squashed, and the hopes for the envisaged profit crumbled.

Nigerians Celebrates Oloyede: As JAMB Returns N5bn into the Government’s Treasure Account.

Ever since the realization of the brave act on Friday (21 July), praises and encomiums from all works of life have continued to reach the Registrar of the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB), Prof. Ishaq Oloyede. The formidable titan made history by returning a whooping N5 billion to the government’s treasury just within a … Continue reading Nigerians Celebrates Oloyede: As JAMB Returns N5bn into the Government’s Treasure Account. →

FG SCRAPS JAMB

The Federal Government of Nigeria, after much debate, have decided to SCRAP the Allmighty Post UTME leaving the admissions of candidates directly in the hands of JAMB. However, some people are of the opinion that the idea is so paralysing the system. They claim that the abnormalities and malpratices coupled up with JAMB's technical imbalance … Continue reading FG SCRAPS JAMB →

The Con-Fab

My title today is so short; witty and tremendous, but heavily pregnant. Without mincing words, I will take my shots with profound efficacy. An old adage reads “he that knows where it’s faulty should repair it before it’s worsened”. My words today will be torch-lighting the hastily concluded national conference in the federal republic of … Continue reading The Con-Fab →

Update on asuu

ASUU STRIKE LATEST: ASUU ,NEC meeting now to hold on Friday The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may hold its postponed National Executive Council (NEC) meeting on Friday to decide whether or not to suspend the indefinite strike it began since July 2. A top official of ASUU, who preferred anonymity, disclosed this to … Continue reading Update on asuu →

NANS AND THE ASUU STRIKE; A CRITICAL VIEW.

NANS AND THE ASUU STRIKE; A CRITICAL VIEW. The dispute between the federal government and the association of staff union of universities seem not to be near the light as the federal government (2 days ago) proclaimed she isn’t ready to meet the demand of the ASUU. The agreement at which the both parties had … Continue reading NANS AND THE ASUU STRIKE; A CRITICAL VIEW. →