wot a wonder. These are not new demands but conditions to enhance certainty and integrity of Government. ASUU is right to say the Attorney General of the Federation should sign the document. This is to ensure that no one tomorrow comes up to say there was nothing like that, like Ngozi purported or that the negotiators were novice like David Mark iterated. secondly, for the FG to release the N200 bn into an independent a/c is a plight by ASUU to ensure accountability independence and safety of the funds not to be stolen by rogues. Thirdly, the govt knows the strike is for a just course so the lecturers should be paid their salaries. These are not new agreements. Finally the initial FG/ASUU agreement stipulated lagged periods for re-negotiations, so for ASUU to re-emphasize to bring it to a limelight is not an offence. The Govt should be wise to thread carefully not to pave way for anarchy seeing the dangers of Boko Haram already locking in all corners of the country. Using force as if a military era can be trouble-shooting...wike is not an academic but a political thug... care must be taken...A word is enough for the wise
Posted on: Fri, 29 Nov 2013 08:49:13 +0000
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