| Re: FG, ASUU Resume Negotiations Today by Ojetayo17(m): 7:48am On Jan 21, 2019 |
[color=#990000][/color] what of if them no pay. strike continue ko, ASUU . Kikikikiki i laugh in alzerbajan |
| Re: FG, ASUU Resume Negotiations Today by Timekeeper: 7:58am On Jan 21, 2019 |
Thank God for the strike... |
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| Re: FG, ASUU Resume Negotiations Today by Delaw00(m): 8:12am On Jan 21, 2019 |
Lol.....ASUU is ready to give in,we resuming this week! |
| Re: FG, ASUU Resume Negotiations Today by Rukky163: 8:44am On Jan 21, 2019 |
adebuk47:
The President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Prof Biodun Ogunyemi, says ASUU will suspend its 10-week-old strike if the Federal Government agrees to release N50bn to revitalise public universities and N20bn to pay lecturers their allowances in their meeting on Monday.
The union resumes its negotiation with the Federal Government, and Ogunyemi insists they body will not shift its ground unless the government makes a commitment to release the money.
However, he said ASUU had lost confidence in the government since it failed to honour previous agreements.
Ogunyemi, who spoke with reporters in Ibadan at the weekend, said ASUU had rejected government’s proposal of N20bn to be paid in two tranches to revitalise public universities.
He said the union had asked the government to include the earned academic allowances in the 2019 budget.
He said, “We want them to pay N50bn as a sign of commitment this quarter.
“Our members have rejected the 20bn proposed by them that will be spread over two quarters in 2019. Our members have insisted on the release of at least N50bn.
“On the earned academic allowances, with N105bn not yet paid, our members are saying that even if you (government) are releasing N20bn, let it be stated clearly that it is only for ASUU members, and the balance which you promised to pay by four instalments, attach timelines to the balance and figures.
“In 2017, this government promised to include the earned academic allowances in the budget so that we won’t be talking about arrears. If the government had included it in the 2018 budget, we would not be talking about arrears now. “Our members are saying the government should take steps to include it in the 2019 budget and that is not late because they are still working on the budget.”
https://punchng.com/fg-ASUU-resume-negotiations-today/amp/ hmmm I just hope this group of old cargoes come to an agreement 2day.am fed up of their nonsense. |
| Re: FG, ASUU Resume Negotiations Today by Ejlove4u(m): 9:26am On Jan 21, 2019 |
otabuko:
shame on you. Graduate.
is it your shame? Cho cho cho cho cho! |
| Re: FG, ASUU Resume Negotiations Today by iswallker(m): 10:22am On Jan 21, 2019 |
adebuk47:
The President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Prof Biodun Ogunyemi, says ASUU will suspend its 10-week-old strike if the Federal Government agrees to release N50bn to revitalise public universities and N20bn to pay lecturers their allowances in their meeting on Monday.
The union resumes its negotiation with the Federal Government, and Ogunyemi insists they body will not shift its ground unless the government makes a commitment to release the money.
However, he said ASUU had lost confidence in the government since it failed to honour previous agreements.
Ogunyemi, who spoke with reporters in Ibadan at the weekend, said ASUU had rejected government’s proposal of N20bn to be paid in two tranches to revitalise public universities.
He said the union had asked the government to include the earned academic allowances in the 2019 budget.
He said, “We want them to pay N50bn as a sign of commitment this quarter.
“Our members have rejected the 20bn proposed by them that will be spread over two quarters in 2019. Our members have insisted on the release of at least N50bn.
“On the earned academic allowances, with N105bn not yet paid, our members are saying that even if you (government) are releasing N20bn, let it be stated clearly that it is only for ASUU members, and the balance which you promised to pay by four instalments, attach timelines to the balance and figures.
“In 2017, this government promised to include the earned academic allowances in the budget so that we won’t be talking about arrears. If the government had included it in the 2018 budget, we would not be talking about arrears now. “Our members are saying the government should take steps to include it in the 2019 budget and that is not late because they are still working on the budget.”
https://punchng.com/fg-ASUU-resume-negotiations-today/amp/ Winner takes all mentality...  Why is there so much hatred in the University. They are unwilling to share the money with other unions despite having spouses, children, relatives amongst them... |
| Re: FG, ASUU Resume Negotiations Today by highness25(m): 11:32am On Jan 21, 2019 |
ariemma:
Why is no one talking abt ASUP? No one takes them serious. BTW, they didn't strike at the same time |
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| Re: FG, ASUU Resume Negotiations Today by kayode69(m): 7:28pm On Jan 21, 2019 |
assu and fg are still playing chess very soon we will know the winner |
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