jdzarrus99: No of 100level last Year or the 1's they released a week ago?

last year nt dz year o. U shud knw u wl be in 200 level

Akintileboy: last year nt dz year o. U shud knw u wl be in 200 level

Yea,I got u.But dat 1 will be a bit difficult except u hav som1 in.

omodave:

make u add guru guru join am

..confam...

@ Omodave, i decided 2 maintain a low key, since UI is also on a LOW key for now...I believe u're doing great. My prayer is that at the end, we all shall REJOICE and return all the GLORY to God who made it possible!

Akintileboy: Anyway still praying to be among d finalists for my dept admission. Wat i knw z with God it z well. If u bliv in God, u dnt hv to get d best grades before u ar admitted.

yes oo

jdzarrus99: No of 100level last Year or the 1's they released a week ago?

..its last yr's studnts because we r goin to mit dem nxt yr

Adesua veronica: hahahahahhahahaha of course I've been here. U seem surprise

. It seems every1 is awake in dis branch. D list is gonna b pasted mextwik

Adesua veronica: hahahahahhahahaha of course I've been here. U seem surprise

. It seems every1 is awake in dis thread. D list is gonna b pasted nextwik

No mata wat is posted or said, d list will be out wen due. Dere's no nid increasing ur BP ova nothing. The goodnews has been on its way according to all of u for ova 2wks. Y not just leave d goodnews to land in peace? I bet if one of d ui top administrators were to view dis d more u talk of d good news d more they delay. Let's just talk of something else 4 now

up eaglet. so sure we will win the cup

Akintileboy: up eaglet. so sure we will win the cup

Of course, d mexican knws dat.

Go go go gooooooooo eaglet. We are World Champion again haaaaahaaaaaaaaaa so hapiiiiii. Up Nigeria, Up Africa

Adesua veronica: hahahahahhahahaha of course I've been here. U seem surprise

of course am surprise na,

dest4real: @ Omodave, i decided 2 maintain a low key, since UI is also on a LOW key for now...I believe u're doing great. My prayer is that at the end, we all shall REJOICE and return all the GLORY to God who made it possible!

Amen and gud to hear from u

guys and ladies do not let ur heart b trobled bliv in GOd and also in ursef.nxt wik is finally hear and its confirmd dis time around.

[quote author=Gboylaw]guys and ladies do not let ur heart b trobled bliv in GOd and also in ursef.nxt wik is finally hear and its confirmd dis time around.[/

is it well comfirmed?

omodave:
of course am surprise na,

not to worry, some of us just like to watch from d background

Adesua veronica: not to worry, some of us just like to watch from d background

alryt if u say so

Adesua veronica: not to worry, some of us just like to watch from d background

omodave:

alryt if u say so

(waving) A background "watcher" here saying Hi.

I greet y' all,Gudmorin sirs/ma's

Goodmorning visionary applicant,let wait patiently 4 d list after d closure of acceptance fees payment of 1st batch(15 Nov.).let just be prayerful.it shall be well with us all.

Artery: (waving) A background "watcher" here saying Hi.

u are also there

jdzarrus99: I greet y' all,Gudmorin sirs/ma's

morning bro

Members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities have given the Federal Government certain conditions to be met before the union could call off its four-month old strike.

Part of this condition, is that all federal parastatals in charge of fund, labour, and education must sign the agreement purportedly reached between its leadership and the Federal Government on Tuesday.

A prominent member of the union, who craved anonymity because he was not authorized to speak on behalf of the union, told our corespondent that doing this would give the association the confidence that “the Federal Government knows what it is doing when it signed the agreement.”

He said, “I must tell you that our mandate remains. The only mandate we have is that 2009 agreement must be met. We have not reached any agreement with the Federal Government.

“Since the Federal Government wants to be releasing N220bn every year for five years, then all monetary and regulatory agencies must sign. The Central Bank of Nigeria, Ministries of Finance and Labour, National Assembly, Office of the Presidency, National Universities Commission, Tertiary Education Trust Fund, Trade Union Congress and our umbrella body, the Nigeria Labour Congress, must sign with consequences stated.

“The reason we will ensure this is that we don’t want argument tomorrow that the agreement was entered in error or that they don’t know the implication of signing the agreement. If possible, documents that will provide for automatic deduction of the agreed money at a particular/agreed date must be provided.”

The leadership of the union had engaged in a 13-hour marathon meeting with government delegation led by President Goodluck Jonathan in Abuja between Monday and Tuesday.

Though it was generally perceived that both ASUU and the Federal Government achieved breakthrough in negotiation for the first time after the lengthy meeting with the President, Saturday PUNCH learnt that the lecturers might not be in a hurry to go back to class.

Another source close to ASUU who was also part of the marathon meeting with the President in Abuja, said there was nothing new in what the President promised members of the union.

According to him, government had always failed in implementing agreements reached with ASUU. He said, “Truly the President sat down for more than 13 hours with us. He told us that we were not leaving the venue until the issues were resolved. The Federal Government also promised to inject funds into the system, but a promissory note is not enough.

“Where would the money come from? There is no assurance that government will provide money especially with the mop-up policy in place that ensures that unspent money is refunded to government’s coffers at the end of every year.’’

Asked when the lecturers would call off the strike, he said, “I doubt if the strike is ending soon. The problem is with the Finance Minister. Where is government getting N1trn from? A government that could not implement agreement between 2009 and 2013, what is the guarantee that they would honour this agreement.

“It is all politics. We are still awaiting directives from our branches. We have told them the outcome of the meeting with the President but we are waiting for them to tell us what they think of government’s proposal.

“Imagine the Minister of Education has travelled out of the country. He was appointed Vice President for UNESCO General Assembly. How can he travel out of the country without resolving the crisis in the education sector?’’

He said the Federal Government should spend the trillions of dollars in its Sovereign Wealth Fund to finance university education and improve infrastructure in the country.

A key component of the agreement reached by both ASUU and the Federal Government was that government would inject N1.1trn into public universities in the next five years. Government is expected to inject N220bn yearly into the public university sector beginning from 2014. But government said it could only release N100bn this year, noting that the amount had already been processed.

The Federal Government also indicated that the N1.1trn would be domiciled at the Central Bank of Nigeria to show its commitment to the agreement. The money is expected to be released on quarterly basis to the universities so that there won’t be any problem about funding the deal.

The National Universities Commission and the Trade Union Congress will be the joint guarantors of the agreement while the Minister of Education will be the implementing officer. Government, according to sources at the meeting, also agreed to revamp public universities by ensuring that all the issues that always lead to strike are dealt with once and for all.

Asked to confirm if lecturers were planning to call off their strike, ASUU Chairman, University of Calabar branch, Dr. James Okpiliya, said the local chapter was yet to get formal briefing on the meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan.

He, however, said the union would make its position known to the press on the President’s offer after the end of a meeting scheduled for mid-night Thursday.

Also, Chairman of ASUU in Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Prof. Adegbola Akinola, said that members must be properly briefed on the resolution between the Federal Government and representatives of ASUU in the last marathon meeting.

He said the only condition that could make its members accept any offer would be the provision of necessary documents.

He said, “The NEC meeting may not hold now. It is the local congress that is expected to hold first which is either tomorrow or Monday.

“Our members are not yet briefed about the details, so it is when we meet that we will know the details and then discuss whether what we got is sufficient enough to justify our action or demand.

“I can’t really pre-empt the mind of other members. But if we are to accept any offer, there must be document to back that up. We need to obtain documents on that. Maybe if there is a document, people may look at it critically.”

However, the Federal Government said it would include the N1.1trn promised ASUU in the education budget starting from next year. It also said it was waiting for the union to know the next step to take.

The Director, Press and Public Relations of the Ministry of Education, Mr. Olu Lipide, told one of our correspondents on Thursday that government was waiting for ASUU to take the necessary steps.

Meanwhile, the Dean of Social Sciences, University of Lagos, Prof. Omololu Soyombo, has said that the general ASUU body must agree before the strike could be called off.

He said, “It is difficult to believe the President but we give him the benefit of doubt. We believe that the President is noble, the ASUU president promised to give him a feedback. If this had been done earlier, the strike wouldn’t have extended for so long.”

Corroborating his view, the Chairman, Lagos State University, ASUU, Dr. Jamiu Oluwatoki said, “It won’t be long again. By next week there should be a NEC meeting and subsequently the congress meetings before the president can call off the strike.”

The various chapters of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU, are scheduled to
hold their congresses on Monday to decide
whether or not to suspend the over four month
indefinite strike.
This disclosure was made by the chairman of the
University of Calabar, UNICAL, branch of ASUU,
Dr. James Okpiliya. Okpiliya, who spoke
exclusively with Saturday Mirror, further
disclosed that the report of the chapter
congresses will be submitted to an enlarged
National Executive Committee, NEC, of the
union.
According to the Senior Lecturer at the
Department of English and Literary Studies,
“Nigerians should understand that ASUU is
structured in a way that the national president
has no power to call off or suspend strike.
“In fact, even NEC cannot on its own suspend
strike, and that is why all the universities will
hold chapter congresses to decide whether to
suspend the strike or not. “When we are done on
Monday, we will simultaneously submit our
individual reports to NEC on Wednesday,”
Okpiliya said.
He noted that the strike will be called-off if the
number of branches for is more than those
against. Asked to be categorical on when a
decision will likely be made, he said “may be
Saturday”.
It will be recalled that President Goodluck
Jonathan had held a marathon meeting with the
leadership of ASUU on Monday, where he was
said to have offered the union N220 billion as
part of its “enhanced allowances.”
Consequently, ASUU president, Dr. Nasir Fagge,
who led his members to the over ten hours’
meeting, said he was taking “a message” from
President Jonathan to NEC. ASUU declared an
indefinite strike on July 1, to compel the federal
government to implement the 2009 agreement
both parties were said to have signed.


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omodave:

u are also there

Meanwhile, thanks 4 d info u've been providing here.

Artery: Meanwhile, thanks 4 d info u've been providing here. m

hmm u are welcome

omodave:

hmm u are welcome

brother of lyf,do nt let us lose hope at all o cos,...bekun pe dale kan ,ayo m bo lowuro,...gudnews on d way

Ai-bi-ke:
brother of lyf,do nt let us lose hope at all o cos,...bekun pe dale kan ,ayo m bo lowuro,...gudnews on d way

u are right gudnews is on the way

no no u guys shud not live this room empty like this now,


all the same hw is everybody doing

The strike by Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU) may end on or before 15th
November,2013 if feelers from the union’s zonal
congresses are anything to go by.
Journalists gathered from reliable sources that
the national leadership had briefed the zonal
chapters of the union on the outcome of the
recent meeting with President Goodluck
Jonathan.
A source close to the leadership told journalists
in Zaria yesterday that “The zonal congresses
where held on Wednesday 6th November, 2013.
For example, the Kano Zone meeting was held at
the Ahmadu Bello University (ABU) Zaria.
“At the end of the meeting the body language of
ASUU chairmen that make up the zone and
attended the meeting indicated that they may
accept the offer of the president, but you know
this depends on the outcome of the congresses of
the various universities that make up each zone.
“All the universities in Nigeria that are
participating in the strike will now hold their
individual congresses on Monday, 11th
November,2013 to brief their lecturers on what
the president has offered. If majority of the
lecturers in every university agree to accept the
offer of the federal government, it means that
the national leadership of ASUU will call off the
strike on or before Friday, 15th November,2013
as all the results of the congresses would have
been collated latest by Wednesday.
“We are optimistic but it depends on the
decision that individual lecturers would make,”
the source said.
Chairman of ASUU-ABU Zaria chapter, Dr.
Muhammad Kabir Aliyu, confirmed that ABU
Zaria would have its congress on Monday next
week.


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am heading 2 ui 2moro 2 view wht goin on in my dprtmnt thou i want 2 luk 4 som kind elp sha