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Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by lawrence83: 5:16pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
mailmalc:Why weep? when u can laugh! what do u expect from a man that was placed into power on the basis of ''compensating his uncle that died in jail'' by the former president. And now is finding solace with that short crook,Punch of idiots |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by EMYON(m): 5:21pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
Nigerians, una be witch o. Some don already dey say Adams na failure b4 him start,na politician,na dis na dat. Some say make dem bring Soyinka, una tink say na nobel prize dem dey take here? Infact Yar' adua no gud,ASSUU no gud,nigerians worse |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by FerrousMen: 5:22pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
Its a pity Nigerian students would only sit at the back of their computers to lament. What have the Student done in the area of Student Unionism to protect their right to education? Students in U.S.A would not take this from Barrack Obama. Know your right! I believe we still have some students with Intellectual Intelligence in this country, or have they bought the student union leaders already? State what you have done so far as a student towards bringing and end to this injury. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by fisho(m): 6:27pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
Seriously, few years from now we would know those who contributed to this country, either good or bad. The revolution that we have sought for would have been in place and we would make them pay for everything they did to us. They don't care about us http://www.facebook.com/note.php?note_id=133657147729 |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by Nobody: 6:28pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
It is clear that this govt is not sincere.what can adams do?he hasn't put his state in order let alone national issues.Ambrose Alli university,Ekpoma went on strike before ASUU embarked on theirs,as a result of high tax imposed on them by the state govt.Now the matter is yet to be resolved.Teachers in his state are on strike also.i think adams should put his state in order first.Nothing good will come out i bet. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by mrperfect(m): 6:50pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
Let think a better way to resolve this fast. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by drharry: 7:36pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
Laughable In other words, Yaradua relinquish your presidency for Oshimhole. He is the MEssiah. Our nation is in trouble. We need a divine intervention. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by OvieE: 8:46pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
FerrousMen: Well said my friend |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by jkemzy(m): 9:53pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
we need to pray hard for this country. Nothing seems to be working |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by pearlzz: 10:01pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
As far as i#m concerned it is only we students dt can hasten the strike to come to an end what is happening with a silly buttered ineffective NANS president we find ourselves in this dilemna, adams or no adams, yaradua no try, egwu no try, alozie no try and even we students no dey try, |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by EHITZ(m): 10:41pm On Sep 23, 2009 |
Oshiomole? Why na? He cant even attend to the current State University (AAU) strike. Haba! thats no way forward. As for me Oshiomole has got too much problems now in Edo State, we would not even allow him travel down to Abuja. Everything in Edo state is on strike .I think we would wait a bit longer until Yaraduns knows what to do. I am sorry |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by greall12(m): 7:09am On Sep 24, 2009 |
oshiomole,Yar dua, All Fedral Gov they are all stupid of doing this.Na only poor people will suffer in this country, All there children are in private school in Nigeria those who are not in Private in Nigera areb schooling in Nigeria or doing something else in abroad na god go kill them, |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by ilohim: 7:43am On Sep 24, 2009 |
Dont we live in a strange country?! The president backs the CBN governor to print a wopping 420billion to put into privately owned banks without asking for help, yet he is looking for 'help' to send back the youth of this nation who his administration have decided to render useless as they have left them staying at home for months idle, because his children have all been married off to governors. Yaradua is a failure & if the truth be told, does not deserve a second term in this country. He should go & treat himself, he has absolutely nothing to offer this nation. Not even half of a single 7 point agenda has been achieved, so what are we saying? |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by sammytb(m): 7:56am On Sep 24, 2009 |
Na waoooo, ! |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by solosquare(m): 8:02am On Sep 24, 2009 |
i wonder why a president will condecend so low to look for a governor of a state before he can resolve matters. why not you go and look for your mother may be he will give you a good advice, onye oshi iberibe. i just hope the strike will be resolve because we are still suffering instead of going to school |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by Feraz(m): 8:20am On Sep 24, 2009 |
If u guys want 2 hasten this up, IMO, luk 4 sm1 dat ll sponsor free transportatn 2 abj or possibly @ a cheap price. Luk 4 sm1 hu'll bring enuf fud, take mats n mattresses n stage a peaceful protest. Go 2 aso rock n national assembly n lay ur mats on d road 2 d place. When they c us, they'll no we r serious. Whatchu think |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by pearlzz: 9:08am On Sep 24, 2009 |
Feraz: |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by honeric01(m): 9:29am On Sep 24, 2009 |
The students don't care either, they all want to sit at home watching football up and down without knowing that it's their own future they are wasting by going to watch footballers making their own future brighter. I am yet to see a protest (civilized) from the students of Nigerian universities against the federal government, just one have not been done before, so tell me, what kind students do we even have in the universities? dummy or mumu |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by Abatakan: 11:14am On Sep 24, 2009 |
@jswagg4 jswagg4: Thank you. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by chosen04(f): 12:19pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
Its not their fault at all. If only my father was able to loot billions like others when He had the opportunity, He would have OPENED A PRIVATE UNIVERSITY by now. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by Abatakan: 1:14pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
Bye Nairaland, all the best. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by McDoe(m): 1:26pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
queenchika: Please, spare Oshiommole. He is a Man |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by kingar(m): 1:35pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
this country is becoming worse everyday, come to think of it where is Mr. sam Egwu |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by oge4real(f): 2:09pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
Since the president and his minister are so helpless in solving this face-off,Sam Egwu should resign and let Oshiomhole be allowed to appoint an education minister that can negotiate with ASUU. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by Specialist900(m): 3:19pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
Once the strike is called off it does'nt matter who he uses if he likes he should consult osama bin laden once the strike is called off, good |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by reginalove: 4:02pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
fellow student dis matter don tired me,assu na fool,govt na idiot, am tired of staying at home even traveling |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by reginalove: 4:06pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
edo state gov neva taik put 4 ambrose alli university issue dey come carry make he come worsen d own mata |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by Nobody: 4:22pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
If i were still in Uni, i would have gathered my comrades from all schools to stage protest and sue the FG for toying with our education which is our future. NANS dey slack! I just hope what ASUU is asking for will be a lasting solution because unions in Nigeria are always asking for short term benefits. I pray after this strike, there will be no one again for the next 30yrs or more, |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by Chaaaan(f): 7:15pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
chosen04:No wonder dis country will neva improve cos pple like u exist. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by holyparcel(m): 9:34pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
After going through this write-up, I think ASUU needs to reason with the FG. They should suspend the strike and go back to the negotiation table. |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by arogbowei: 9:50pm On Sep 24, 2009 |
Mr. President's turning to Mr. Adam's Oshiomole to intervene in the current crisis is a vote of no confidence, an indictment on the abilities of the Education minister, Mr. Sam Egwu to steer the rudders of that ministry. In other climes, Mr. Egwu would have resigned. http://www.tourismonitor..com |
Re: ASUU Strike: Yar’adua Seeks Oshiomhole’s Intervention by rasputinn(m): 6:05am On Sep 25, 2009 |
ASUU Strike: Oshiomhole Meets Egwu Edo State Governor, Comrade Adams Oshiomhole, has intervened in the ongoing crises between the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), with an assurance that intensive efforts were being made to urge the warring parties back to the negotiation table. From all indications, intervention of Oshiomhole, who is former President of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) was as a result of his Monday meeting with President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, who sought his assistance towards resolution of the strike. Speaking with newsmen after a closed door meeting with the Minister of Education, Dr. Sam Egwu, in Abuja, yesterday, Oshiomhole said he, even though he enjoys a great relationship with the striking Union, cannot simply ask them to call off the strike and return to work, because there were issues that have to be resolved after negotiations have been resumed. The President, he said, means well, but ASUU also has reasons for their action, which is to make universities what they are supposed to be. “This is a disagreement between patriots. The key issue now is to resume negotiations as ASUU is willing to talk. The Minister has also assured me that the Federal Government is ready to resume talk with ASUU," he said, adding that "we must talk sensibly, be honest in what we say, and be committed to honouring whatever we agree on, the negotiations should not be carried out on the pages of newspapers." Egwu said he had very meaningful discussions with Oshiomhole, adding that the meeting was due to the fact that the Federal Government is worried at the continued closure of Nigerian universities. Egwu said government cannot grant ASUU 109 per cent increase it is demanding, because revenue for such expenditure was not available, adding that other sectors of the economy would be affected.He called on ASUU to resume negotiations with government who is ready to continue dialogue with it immediately, noting that the issues cannot be resolved in just one sitting or in a little period, because many of the issues have been contentious over a long period of time.“If government offers 109per cent to ASUU, I would be happy, as it is my constituency. But the government has to consider the revenue inflow and offer what it can afford. Government is ready to continue negotiations with ASUU even if it is tomorrow, as we are not happy that students are at home,” Egwu said.He noted that government is ready to shift its stance to accommodate ASUU, if it is willing to do the same, so that the two parties can reach a compromise.In another development, Minister of Labour and Productivity, Prince Adetokunbo Kayode, has berated ASUU for its incessant strike actions, especially in the last 10 years, which has seriously distorted the academic calendarFielding questions from newsmen after presentation of a draft, National Employment Action Plan to the National Council on Employment in Abuja yesterday, Kayode said most of the efforts that should be channelled into job creation in the nations, are being dissipated on handling and settling of industrial disputes. |
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