ASUU strike: Universities open attendance
register for lecturers
2013-12-03 11:34
Abuja — Several universities in Nigeria have opened
attendance registers for lecturers in line with the
government directive that members of the Academic
Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) call off the six month-
old strike or be sacked by Thursday.
According to Vanguard, the reaction to the threat by the
federal government varied from University to University.
The Ondo state-owned Adekunle Ajasin University,
Akungba Akoko (AAUA) lectures resumed on Monday,
but few lecturers and students were seen in the lecture
theaters.
Students and lecturers of the Enugu State University of
Science and Technology (ESUT) have also returned to
school following a directive by the school authorities.
While ASUU members at the University of Ibadan refused
to sign the register and resume.
At the University of Benin (UNIBEN), students said they
would resume after Professor Festus Iyayi had been
buried.
Lecturers in both UNIBEN and the state owned
AmbroseAlliUniversity, Ekpoma have refused to resume.
Registrar of the University of Jos, Danjuma Jilly-Dandam
in a statement on Monday, said that daily compliance
registers for academic staff that report for work has been
put in place.
According to Vanguard investigations lecturers and
students have refused to resume at Michael Okpara
University of Agriculture, Umudike, Abia State, Federal
University of Agriculture (FUT) Minna, Bayero University
Kano, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, and Gombe State
Unive

oou shld ignor ASUU nd start academic activities jor

Luvvy01: Despite my 210 in jamb,40% in pume,still admsn nt ofa yet oga o i don tyad jawe........lord plz av mercy on me......omije oju mi nbere aanu re baba(crying mood)

Didnt u choose any federal university as first choice?

Whc 1 is post utme fee again? Cos am seeing #45,000 as my total ooo nd they said we shld nt pay it 2gether

I am yet 2 collect my original waec result,,but odas r redi,,,is it posibu 4 me 2 pay only d acceptance fee nd leta continue wit d reg,because i don't knw hw quick i wil b abu 2 get it,because i am presently in ibadan nd i did it in warri,i still hav 2 go back dere.

Pls is d admission letter only one page?

pls wen will the 2nd list be out

Tehmitaryor: I am yet 2 collect my original waec result,,but odas r redi,,,is it posibu 4 me 2 pay only d acceptance fee nd leta continue wit d reg,because i don't knw hw quick i wil b abu 2 get it,because i am presently in ibadan nd i did it in warri,i still hav 2 go back dere.

U can use d printout of d waec for now not necessarily d original k

jbola: Pls is d admission letter only one page?

D outcome of d printing depends on d person handling d printing and d printer..

jbola: Pls is d admission letter only one page?

yea

ogas, pls what is next after the payment of the acceptance fee. Thanks

tosodus: ogas, pls what is next after the payment of the acceptance fee. Thanks

Verification but u must first do ur tax clearance.....

A meeting was held today on OOU cutting off from ASUU.....
Updates comes later or join our whatsapp group on 07036624185.
give him ur name n state ur interest of joining d group........

Abeg pls can i change my course during verification?

Yaungdee:
U can use d printout of d waec for now not necessarily d original k

alrt,,so i wil leta change it 2 d original 1 ryt?

Government accused of bribing lecturers to end
strike
2013-12-03 16:03
Lagos - The federal government has been accused by
the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) of
influencing some lecturers to abandon the strike by
offering them bribes, PM News reports.
The chairman of the University of Lagos chapter of
ASUU, Karo Ogbinaka, said this in a television
programme on Monday.
He said that the union was aware that some
government agents have been going round campuses
offering money to lecturers.
Ogbinaka condemned the federal government’s alleged
action of trying to break the strike instead of resolving
it.

The Senate of the Federal University of Technology
Owerri (FUTO) has sacked all academic staff on its
payroll with immediate effect on December 2,
2013, Monday, for failure to return to classrooms.
This has been confirmed by Mr. Chike Ezenwa, the
Public Relations Officers (PRO) of the institution, in
a telephone conversation with the Nigerian Tribune
in Owerri.
According to him, the senate of the university had
declared all the positions of academic staff in the
institution, adding that they would be advertised
starting from December 2, 2013, Monday.
The PRO further explained that the senate council
had already compiled the list of vacant positions in
the school, adding that who were willing to resume
would be adequately protected.
As concerns resuming the teaching process, the
following press release was issued at FUTO:
However, the FUTO branch of ASUU said any
attempt to break their ranks would be strongly
resisted by their members. The Monday’s
communiqué urged members to ignore the
resumption notice by FUTO management, adding
that the branch would not engage in any academic
activities until the Federal Government committed
itself to implementing the ASUU-FGN agreement.
Tribune:
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2013
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The Senate of the Federal
University of Technology,
Owerri at its 375th
Extraordinary meeting held on
Monday, December 2, 2013
considered the directive of the
Federal Government on
resumption of duty by
Academic Staff in Federal
Universities and decided that
academic activities in the
University should resume
immediately for the conclusion
of the 2012/2013 Rain
Semester.
Consequently all students of
the University are required to
return to campus between
Monday December 2, and
Friday December 8, 2013 while
Rain Semester Examinations
commence on Monday
December 9, 2013 and end on
Saturday December 21, 2013.
Accordingly, all academic staff
are required to proceed
immediately to their
respective Departments to
sign in for resumption of duty
not later than Wednesday
December 4, 2013.

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GOOD NEWS: We Have Met ASUU
Demands- FG
december 3, 2013 by vnti leave a comment
THE presidency Tuesday said that the Federal Government has met with demands of the Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU and there was no need to maintain the strike, just as it stressed that the agreement was reached
sequel to the last meeting held between Federal Government and ASUU.
According to the Presidency, the administration believes that with the agreement and the result of the votes across
the campuses, ASUU has no reason for further sustenance of the strike, even as it called on the Union to comply with
the call on them to resume work without further delay.
This is coming as the ultimatum issued to ASUU lapses today.
Speaking in Abuja during an interactive session with leaders of the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS,
Senior Special Assistant to the President on Youth and Students’ Matters, Comrade Jude Imagwe who noted that a
larger membership of ASUU campus chapters had voted for the immediate call-off of the strike, stressed that the
directive given by the government was not targeted to threaten the ASUU leadership, but designed to show
government’s commitment towards ensuring that all University students return to school.
According to him, ASUU leaders must work in line with the directives by ensuring that all students get back to the
campus as the government would ensure a water-tight security on the campuses, adding, “The Nigerian public should
be informed that the government has met all the promises they made on this ASUU issue. If they have not agreed,
there was no reason for them to have said they would meet their members and get back . It means there was an
agreement that was reached.
“The Minister of Education announced that lecturers should resume, it was not in anyway targeted at threatening or
compelling the leadership of ASUU to go back to school.”
In his remarks, NANS president, Comrade Yinka who maintained tha its association was neutral, said that it supports
a just cause, adding that the association was standing by the government because it was working in line with its
desire which was for all schools to reopen.

..ASUU STRIKE UPDATE..
WOW!! UNIBEN pulls out of ASUU Strike
..Hmmm.. Ih be like say dis ASUU strike don d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ swit bodi
small small, as beta news d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ comot.. Yestaday we carry
come domot "FUTO" as ih comot for ∂e school, now UNIBEN
don comot for de strike..
Na so ih take go.. Make we yan A̶̲̥̅♏ for Oyibo English..
Reports reaching this desk state that the management of the
University of Benin has asked all its students and lecturers
to return to campus and commence academic activities
immediately.
According to the University of Benin bulletin obtained by our
correspondents, the school management has released the
time table for the second semester 2012/2013 session.
According to the bulletin, academic activities commences on
the 7th of December 2013 as students resume in their
various campuses.
Lectures would commence (continuation of the semester’s
syllabus before the strike) on the 9th of December 2013, and
end on the 20th of December 2013.
Student would be allowed to vacate the school for Christmas
holiday on the 21st of December 2013.
Resumption after the short Christmas break would be on the
28th of December, 2013; while revision for second semester
examination would commence on the 30th of December
2013.
Examinations would commence on the 6th of January 2014
in the Faculties of Education, Life Sciences and Physical
Sciences.
On the 11th of January 2013, the Division of General Studies
would hold their examinations. Other Faculties would hold
their examinations between January 13, 2014 and January 24,
2014.
The second semester for the 2012/2013 academic session of
the university would be closed on the 25th of January 2014.
The school’s faculties, departments, institutes and board of
examinations would meet on the 17th of February to debate
on the foregoing session.
It would be recalled that the 7 days ultimatum handed to the
Academic Staff Union of Universities would elapse on the 4th
of December, 2013.
Na so ih take go ooº°˚˚°ºoo . ..
Make we sha d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ parambulate go oda schools see wetin d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥
shele..
Make una d̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ pray make ya own school self comot for de
strike.. Abi una no wan resume now?
Oya SHARE to Odas make dem take informate.

Finally Uniport has Pulled out of the Strike. The
decision
was made, after the concluded senate meeting held
today.
Returning Students are Expected on Campus on the
8th of December 2013 and lectures begins on the 9th
of December.
Please once Again Students are Welcome back to
School!
Aluta Continua!!
Victoria Ascerta!!! (65)

Priase D LORD OOOOO........FG deposits N200bn varsity
infrastructure fund in CBN -
Govt
DECEMBER 3, 2013 BY
KAMARUDEEN OGUNDELE, ABUJA
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The Federal Government said it
has deposited the N200bn
promised as funding to
universities into an account with
the Central Bank of Nigeria.
The Senior Special Assistant to
the President on Public Affairs,
Dr. Doyin Okupe, and the
Executive Secretary of the
National Universities
Commission, Prof. Julius Okojie,
confirmed this on Tuesday.
The amount is meant for the
renewal of infrastructure in
public universities in the country.
Okupe, who featured on
Channels Television programme
‘Sunrise Daily’, said from the
government’s perspective,
everything that needed to be
done had been done.
According to him, most of the
demands of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities have been
agreed upon at the 13-hour
meeting the union had with
President Goodluck Jonathan
which ended in the early hours of
October 4.
He said, “At the end of that
meeting, the Government
proposed that everything that
has been agreed should be put in
a memorandum of agreement
and that the two parties should
sign, but the leadership of ASUU
declined and said instead of that,
they would rather have a letter
of comfort expressing everything
that has been resolved therein,
and that will suffice for them.”
Okupe stressed that the attitude
of the ASUU leadership showed
that the seed of discord and
evidence of bad faith already
existed.
“It is unfortunate that somebody
died but notwithstanding, that
cannot be a justification for
delaying the implementation of
an agreement for 21 or more
days,” he said.
Also at a press conference in
Abuja, Okojie, who also
confirmed that the money had
been deposited in CBN, said the
Coordinating Minister of the
Economy and Minister of
Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala, had confirmed to him
that the N200bn had been
deposited in the Central Bank of
Nigeria........THANK GOD OOOOOOO

Luvvy01: Despite my 210 in jamb,40% in pume,still admsn nt ofa yet oga o i don tyad jawe........lord plz av mercy on me......omije oju mi nbere aanu re baba(crying mood)

....well sumtin is wrong somewhere... That is so abnormal.... Call me: 08174474587; I may be able to help u.

is it compulsory i use my original WAEC result? coz der is a mistake of date of birth on it.......instead of January 31 it was 30 hope it's not necessary to use d original one? pls reply asap.

Going to School 4 d acceptance payment today

ASUU STRIKE LATEST: The President of the Academic Staff
Union of
Universities (ASUU), Dr Nasir Issa-Fagge on
Tuesday queried the Federal Government for not
formally communicating the opening of an account
credited with the sum of N200 billion in the
Central Bank to the union.
Noting that ASUU operates as a democratic
institution, Fagge revealed that the union
“requested that once that is done (bank account
opening) and the committee that is supposed to
disburse the funds start working, our members will
have no reason not to suspend the strike action”
insisting that the “most important part of this thing
at this point is that let there be documentation”.
He said the union is insisting on documentation
for the fear of not having to re-embark on another
action “for government not meeting the
requirement, particularly the promises Mr President
has made”.
“Why won’t government make available this money
so that we know the money is there and the
universities commence drawing from this money to
address the problem of decay in infrastructure,
teaching and research facilities? When that is done,
our members will suspend the strike” he
promised.
Speaking from the Abuja studios of Channels
Television during Sunrise Daily, he berated the fact
that other unions had to re-embark on the strike
actions due to the failure of the Federal
Government to keep to promises made to the
striking unions.
Debunking claims that the ASUU is not speaking
with one voice, Fagge maintained that “Our
members do not play a role in closing or opening
universities, if the university administration decides
to open a university, they can go ahead and do
that” noting that “it is their own responsibility”
insisting that “our members will not be there to
teach”.
Fagge expressed disappointment in the way a
previous memoranda signed by the Permanent
Secretary of the Ministry of Education and authored
by the Secretary to the Government of the
Federation was “disowned virtually by government”
explaining the reason behind the union’s request
that a person higher than the Permanent Secretary
of the Ministry of Education sign the recent
document, and not necessarily the Attorney-
General of the Federation.
The fiery-speaking Fagge revealed that members of
the union also have children in the closed
universities, while noting that many members of
the union are also students pursuing their Ph.d,
MSc, MA degrees.
He refuted the claim that the opposition had
infiltrated the ranks of the union and charged the
Federal Government to sort the issues on ground
and the union will suspend the strike.
Meanwhile, The Senior Special Assistant to President
Goodluck Jonathan on Public Affairs, Dr Doyin
Okupe, has stated that there is no reason for the
ongoing industrial action by Nigerian university
lecturers to continue.
He was guest on Channels Television flagship
breakfast programme, ‘Sunrise Daily’ to discuss
the issues.
Okupe said that from the Government’s
perspective, everything that needs to be done has
been done and whether the strike would be called
off or not now lies in the hands of the leadership of
ASUU.
Channels TV

Larenzy: is it compulsory i use my original WAEC result? coz der is a mistake of date of birth on it.......instead of January 31 it was 30 hope it's not necessary to use d original one? pls reply asap.

go 4.affidavit

adesina dam: Going to School 4 d acceptance payment today

i head dat oou nasu is on strike , so dos dat went 2 skul yday cudn't make any payment.........................hear nasu protest countinuez 2day.. so gudluck

Irewumi O.:
go 4.affidavit

dat is a long process ooo......can i use d 1 i printed myself instead of d original one?

Larenzy: dat is a long process ooo......can i use d 1 i printed myself instead of d original one?

sure tin

Abeg my ogas at d top irewumi nd yaundee can i change my course during verificatn?

Kemi gurl: Abeg my ogas at d top irewumi nd yaundee can i change my course during verificatn?

ImpoSsible! U can only be moved to anoda dept if u don't av d core subjects required to study d course u were given...

Is it compulsory to do d verification on d day of paying acceptance fee? Re we also paying for tax on d same day?