I thought i would hear a goodnews on this thread today!

me too!!!
i thought a meeting was held today, the meeting is supposed to be over
What is the outcome?
Can Any one tell Us?

Yeah, i heard the meeting's been postponed to june 6th! Just as i thought, definitely after musa comes in. But i heard OAU is resuming 13th june. Hope its reality n confirmed.

For sure, meeting was postponed to the 6th of June! Wait until Musa takes Over!

LOLz

wetin dey happen. Why ASUU & FG dey toy with our career. Something needs to be done. Let us pray oh fellow Nigerians.

The skrick will be over probably when ASUU and FG meets. Well we are hoping for a better result.

Am confused
Can somebody straighten this Out?
When is the meeting going to hold?
What went wrong in the last meeting held?
What does ASUU want? (Piece of National cake?)
Am confused

Shocked na wah so this ASUU strike thingy is not yet total abolished ? I thought the idea went extinct years ago Huh na wa for Niger Cry



SO 4ni

Uniben resumes on wednesday guys so pack and lets go write our exams.

I pray LAUTECH Resumes too oooooo

pray hard man

chai,saburi don ruin me ooooo.if i had i known,i would have mobilized enmass oau students to write the harmattan semester exams.if we had written the exams b4 ASUU strike,we would atleast be jiving now.kai,my head is as empty as empty itself.

No one knows when ASUU will be calling off the strike. All we here everyday is meeting upon meeting, consultations. This strike will continue until the new president will be sworn in. We are still going to stay for a long time at home.
Lets just wait and see what they will come up with in their next meeting.

savesoul ASUU is going on their 2nd meeting with d federal govt on the 6th of june .so keep a date with dat meeting and stay glued to ur nta news and ait and lest i 4get keep on burnin the candle!!!.i finally want 2 hail UNIBEN 4 callin its students back 2 school:and we the STUDENTS really appreciate it.one love!!!

I read this morning that lecturers wont return back to their classrooms until after May 29.
http://allafrica.com/stories/200705160726.html

This is what I have been saying. If the supposedly new government does not make education one of its top priorities, we stand no chance of progressing as a nation.
Most people will like to blame Nigerians abroad for Nigeria's woes (the brain drain) while the main problem is left untouched.
It is like someone who was home when his house caught fire, but instead of putting it off he leaves it to raze the house and later blames the fire service for not making it on time.

This is my frustration with Nigeria, young brains that will make Nigeria great are not being cared for. Little wonder why our youths will do whatever it takes to escape such hopelessness and no one should ever blame them.

abeg if u no anybody for FG or ASUU tell am say i talk say it is worthless keeping at home

A country that plays with the future of her citizenry,is not worth being a nation.How can both ASUU and FG play with our careers?Total wickedness,their children are oversees or in a private school here in Nigeria studying while we are happily tired of staying at home.May God forgive them.They should thank their God that the era of Student violence is gone.

only GOD knows for them oh

ASUU strike is still very much ongoing, students beware of faulse stories about d strike