nerodenero: Few summary of Faggae's submissions as aired by Kaakaki, AIT
1. Government should have continued with talks of the high-handed way it has adopted.
2. The conditions we gave are not new
3. President Jonathan has committed to paying the 30 Billion earned allowance and the balance therefore.
4. The Ultimatum will not break us, the approach used in the Military regime should be different from now.
5. To prevent the problems of the past, Government should make the money available so that Universities can draw from it.

I guess you can see ASUU President dodging questions:
1. He was asked that if its true that most of the demands can actually be achieved without FG through the use of internal generated funds, e.g acceptance fees, pre degree stuffs buh instead he was talking about hostels shits.
2. He was asked what they (ASUU) can achieve with 200B in less than 4weeks to the end of 2013, yet he dodged the question again.
3. The AIT girls saw that those demands he argued that wasn't new where actually new buh He wan change am for them. Etc
4. He was also asked that what is the hope of Nigeria students before this year ends, he yet again didn't answer the question.

This man is too determined to ruin us (students).......... I don't know where he got his ideology from...... Mtchewww

sahedorf:
I guess you can see ASUU President dodging questions:
1. He was asked that if its true that most of the demands can actually be achieved without FG through the use of internal generated funds, e.g acceptance fees, pre degree stuffs buh instead he was talking about hostels shits.
2. He was asked what they (ASUU) can achieve with 200B in less than 4weeks to the end of 2013, yet he dodged the question again.
3. The AIT girls saw that those demands he argued that wasn't new where actually new buh He wan change am for them. Etc
4. He was also asked that what is the hope of Nigeria students before this year ends, he yet again didn't answer the question.

This man is too determined to ruin us (students).......... I don't know where he got his ideology from...... Mtchewww

That is the problem. When two elephants fight, it is the grass that suffers. Unfortunately, the grass being the students are not only suffering, it is just a matter of time before students wither.

sahedorf:
I guess you can see ASUU President dodging questions:
1. He was asked that if its true that most of the demands can actually be achieved without FG through the use of internal generated funds, e.g acceptance fees, pre degree stuffs buh instead he was talking about hostels shits.
2. He was asked what they (ASUU) can achieve with 200B in less than 4weeks to the end of 2013, yet he dodged the question again.
3. The AIT girls saw that those demands he argued that wasn't new where actually new buh He wan change am for them. Etc
4. He was also asked that what is the hope of Nigeria students before this year ends, he yet again didn't answer the question.

This man is too determined to ruin us (students).......... I don't know where he got his ideology from...... Mtchewww

I thought I was the only one that noticed how he was dodging question. He kept on talking about the former Mou. Those demands are new as far as they weren't discussed in the last meeting. He should keep deceiving himself!

mubbyzhe: @mvem, ppl cn gt phD without bein a lecturer at al, or av u 4gotten d no of phD holder dt applied 4 d post of dangote's trailer driver so dere a many phD holder out dere o... u cn only talk of professor, nd govt wl hire dm 4rm outsyd Nigeria... #Lobatan...

....If u hire a phD holder dat has no teaching experience he will start from lecturer2 or lecturer1....You have to understand d university system ....so dere wont be senior lecturer

sahedorf:
I guess you can see ASUU President dodging questions:
1. He was asked that if its true that most of the demands can actually be achieved without FG through the use of internal generated funds, e.g acceptance fees, pre degree stuffs buh instead he was talking about hostels shits.
2. He was asked what they (ASUU) can achieve with 200B in less than 4weeks to the end of 2013, yet he dodged the question again.
3. The AIT girls saw that those demands he argued that wasn't new where actually new buh He wan change am for them. Etc
4. He was also asked that what is the hope of Nigeria students before this year ends, he yet again didn't answer the question.

This man is too determined to ruin us (students).......... I don't know where he got his ideology from...... Mtchewww

thanks boss,thought i was d only one that noticed..for d first tym,im in support of fg..

mvem: ....If u hire a phD holder dat has no teaching experience he will start from lecturer2 or lecturer1....You have to understand d university system ....so dere wont be senior lecturer

Yeah, i knw, bt hw do u thnk dy employed lecturers 4 d new universities created?? nd some nigerians in diaspora wu a qualified wl cum as wel as qualified ppl 4rm anoda countries, nd nt al of dm wl b sackd, as some had resumed, nd some wl stil resume, only d stubborn ones wl b dismissed

Strike: FG Bows to Pressure, Meet ASUU's Condition


http://www.dailytimes.com.ng/article/strike-fg-bows-pressure-meet-asuus-condition

mubbyzhe: Yeah, i knw, bt hw do u thnk dy employed lecturers 4 d new universities created?? nd some nigerians in diaspora wu a qualified wl cum as wel as qualified ppl 4rm anoda countries, nd nt al of dm wl b sackd, as some had resumed, nd some wl stil resume, only d stubborn ones wl b dismissed

....Guy most lecturer in d new university were staffs of oda universities dat just transfer der services.....for example d new V.C of d new katsina university was former V.C. of university of Maiduguri....Dey can get new staff as new employees dat re assistant lecturer or lecturer2 dats dose with der B.sc and M.sc.....But d profs amd drs are from oda universities

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Wole Soyinka Said ''the greatest threat to freedom is the absence of criticism" Student speak out!!! gain your freedom #MADA

the federal government just paid the 200 billion naira to the cbn opened account,earlier this morning...and according to nasir fagge ,until payment is done...d strike ll not be called off.,...now that d payment have bein made,we expecting positive response from ASUU

FG to pay lecturers that comply
http://www.informationng.com/2013/12/fg-ready-to-
pay-salary-arrears-of-lecturers-who-comply-with-
resumption-ultimatum-nuc.html

Fg's not honest..but ASUU isn't either...before the ultimatum, Fage was always dodging press conferences and holding secret cult meetings with his people..now all of a sudden he's on channels yesterday, ait today being 'open' *sigh* corruption err'where

ASUU may call off strike today



Source: ME

Pat £inst£in:
ASUU may call off strike today



Source: ME

Dreamer

complete1: ok,lets see how it goes wen we resume

okey: keep doing your good work.

ASUU strike update: FG reveals it has now paid N200 billion to striking Union

Senior Special Assistant to the President on Public Affairs, Doyin Okupe has confirmed that the N200 billion demanded by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has been paid.

The money was paid into an account with the CBN and is meant for renewal of infrastructure facilities in public universities in the country, Okupe explained.

The move which was announced earlier today was just in time before the expiration of the December 4 ultimatum given by the Federal Government to members ASUU who were told to resume classes or be sacked.

Okupe paid the payments public on the Channels Television programme ‘Sunrise Daily’ adding that everything that needed 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.

http://www.ynaija.com/ASUU-update-fg-reveals-it-has-now-paid-n200-billion-to-ASUU/

complete1: Finally i got back to port harcourt because i heard a meeting might hold and for sure i was there when d meeting came to conclusion UNIPORT pulls out of the strike

So, you school in Uniport?

chalxdon: So, you school in Uniport?

yes i do,ani tin for me

ASUU strike: Federal government
extends ultimatum
58 minutes ago
Abuja - The Federal Government on
Monday extended the deadline for
striking university lecturers to resume
work to December 9.
The government had earlier ordered the
striking members of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities (ASUU) to resume
work on December 4.
The Executive Secretary of the National
Universities Commission (NUC), Prof.
Julius Okojie, announced the new date
while addressing journalists in Abuja on
Tuesday.
Okojie explained that the government
decided to shift the deadline after it
received notification of Prof. Festus
Iyayi's funeral rites slated for between
December 5 and 7.
Iyayi, former President of ASUU, died on
November 12 in auto crash in Lokoja on
his way to attend the association’s
meeting in Kano.
According to Okojie, the decision is also
to avoid a situation where government
and ASUU will have to deal with the
ultimatum during the funeral of the
former ASUU President.
“We just received information that the
burial rites of Festus Iyayi begins on the
December 5 and would last till December
7.Based on this information, government
decided to shift the resumption deadline
to December 9, to enable lecturers to
participate in the burial.”
The executive secretary said the directive
had been communicated to the various
universities Governing Councils and Vice
Chancellors for onward transmission to
the academic staff.
Okojie added that there was no intention
to victimise any lecturer for participating
in the strike.
He said the victimisation clause which
members of ASUU were using to
discredit the government, never came up
when the unionists met with President
Goodluck Jonathan on November 4.
On the N200billion Revitalisation Fund
which ASUU wanted government to
disburse within two weeks, Okojie said
the money had been deposited in an
account in the Central Bank of Nigeria.
He explained that the money could not
be disbursed based on ASUU's demand
because it was meant for capital
projects.
According to Okojie, the order does not
require students to commence lectures
immediately.
He said any lecturer who resumed work
after the expiration of the new deadline
would not have his or her salary arrears
paid.
Okojie said government, as employer of
labour, could not fold its arms while the
institutions remained shut at the
detriment of students.


http://m.news24.com/nigeria/National/News/ASUU-strike-Federal-government-extends-ultimatum-20131204

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plz resend d ait interview link.

FG's Words and Translations: When you hear us say WE HAVE means we are planning to. WE WILL means it will take a long time. WE MAY means Na Today? WE WILL SOON means you go wait sotay..... So dear ones try and understand whom you are dealing with.

I just dey laff,we r just disturbing ourselves in dis country n ASUU dey disturb me too. Our country no good,leaders too bad, n u dey disturb dem for sch improvement wen deir juju say mk dem cripple our economy, una neva start to dey fite,abeg i go dey manage d school like dat. If corruption no comot for naija 50% (at least), anybody wen dey form fite just dey fite to disturb himsef n dose wen dey around am.
Thnk u

odizeey: I just dey laff,we r just disturbing ourselves in dis country n ASUU dey disturb me too. Our country no good,leaders too bad, n u dey disturb dem for sch improvement wen deir juju say mk dem cripple our economy, una neva start to dey fite,abeg i go dey manage d school like dat. If corruption no comot for naija 50% (at least), anybody wen dey form fite just dey fite to disturb himsef n dose wen dey around am.
Thnk u

Your welcome

O our God, will you not judge them (ASUU and Fg)? We have no power to face this vast army that is attacking us (student and parent). We do not know what to do,but our eyes are upon you.

AND THE LORD SAYS










listen student and all those who are involved including parent and Nigeria! This is what the Lord says to you: 'Do not be Afraid or discourage of this vast army (ASUU and Fg). For the battle is not yours, but God's.

I keep pondering is it not dxme dis ASUU dat refuses 2 talk 2 da public dat has got itx back all dis while N now dat da masses are shifting reasoning 2 da FG they ASUU nw run 2 all da TV stations spitting rubbish outta em kunu IQ....dey were busy mourning their dead patriots 4 a wk even as d strike lingers 4 mnthx n dey came up with a hide n seek nec meeting wher dey refuse saying anything....N nw dat d govt is applying confrontation measures which is also 1 of da means of resolving conflict they ASUU are terming it threats n victimization.......4 heaven sake if da studx mst speak where are all da improvements in our universities even with all da strike ASUU has been embarking frm years back or was it dat prev govt dnt give em money 4 dev Watx happening 2 da monies which they generate internally N da so called ASUU will keepin pooin thrash dt dey are fyting 4 studx wen even d studx knw da simple truth in our various universities.....ASUU has been striking 4 yrx for dxme reason n still nothing is achieved n who sayz ASUU won't go anoda strike even if FG implements all em demandx nw u shud knw dtx day dreaming.....ASUU aka strike baron spare us ur baby cry n get bck 2 class

tunex23:
ASUU strike: Federal government
extends ultimatum
58 minutes ago
Abuja - The Federal Government on
Monday extended the deadline for
striking university lecturers to resume
work to December 9.
The government had earlier ordered the
striking members of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities (ASUU) to resume
work on December 4.
The Executive Secretary of the National
Universities Commission (NUC), Prof.
Julius Okojie, announced the new date
while addressing journalists in Abuja on
Tuesday.......................................He said any lecturer who resumed work
after the expiration of the new deadline
would not have his or her salary arrears
paid.
Okojie said government, as employer of
labour, could not fold its arms while the
institutions remained shut at the
detriment of students.


http://m.news24.com/nigeria/National/News/ASUU-strike-Federal-government-extends-ultimatum-20131204

Now, that bolded part is the real threat that will make them call off the strike soon

complete1: yes i do,ani tin for me

Nothing. Just wanted to know

Adolak: Now, that bolded part is the real threat that will make them call off the strike soon

would have been but was not stipulated

Monday 2nd Dec-Sunday 15th Dec 2013(2weeks): Completion of registration for old and new students
Monday 16th Dec- Sat. 21st Dec 2013(1week): Printing/Issuance of Dockets for Examination.
Monday 23rd Dec. 2013- Sunday 5th Jan. 2014(2weeks): Christmas/New year break
Monday 6th January- Friday 24th Jan. 2014(3weeks): Conclusion of Lectures/ Revision.
Monday27th January-Friday 24th Jan. 2014(2weeks) : Examination in all Faculties.
Monday 10th Feb- Sat 15th Feb. 2014(1week): Examination in all core courses in faculty of Education.
Saturday 15th Feb,2014: Students Depart/ End of Session.
Monday 6th Jan. 2014-Sat 15th Feb. 2014(6weeks): DLI Residential Programme Commences(to run concurrently with regular programme)
Saturday. 15th Feb 2014: DLI students depart.
Thursday 13th Mar. 2014(4weeks after exams): Consideration of Results by because commences.
Wednesday 26th March, 2014: Senate meeting for consideration of results.
Monday 3rd Mar. 2014( Holiday): Proposed date of resumption, 2013/2014
‪#‎ UNILAG‬

Monday 2nd Dec-Sunday 15th Dec 2013(2weeks): Completion of registration for old and new students
Monday 16th Dec- Sat. 21st Dec 2013(1week): Printing/Issuance of Dockets for Examination.
Monday 23rd Dec. 2013- Sunday 5th Jan. 2014(2weeks): Christmas/New year break
Monday 6th January- Friday 24th Jan. 2014(3weeks): Conclusion of Lectures/ Revision.
Monday27th January-Friday 24th Jan. 2014(2weeks) : Examination in all Faculties.
Monday 10th Feb- Sat 15th Feb. 2014(1week): Examination in all core courses in faculty of Education.
Saturday 15th Feb,2014: Students Depart/ End of Session.
Monday 6th Jan. 2014-Sat 15th Feb. 2014(6weeks): DLI Residential Programme Commences(to run concurrently with regular programme)
Saturday. 15th Feb 2014: DLI students depart.
Thursday 13th Mar. 2014(4weeks after exams): Consideration of Results by because commences.
Wednesday 26th March, 2014: Senate meeting for consideration of results.
Monday 3rd Mar. 2014( Holiday): Proposed date of resumption, 2013/2014
‪#‎ UNILAG‬