Prince Nicholas: its not true cos frm wat i read frm google, they are holdin a meetin on d 24th of dis month....d outcom of d meetin will determin if to continue d strike or suspend it..jst type ASUP STRIKE on ur google and read....

Prince Nicholas: its not true cos frm wat i read frm google, they are holdin a meetin on d 24th of dis month....d outcom of d meetin will determin if to continue d strike or suspend it..jst type ASUP STRIKE on ur google and read....

Elbizzcklinz: google and a talk made by the education minister telling Asup to suspend the strike that there remaining need will be met on Ait news which is preferable

salaksmana: Actually minister cannot tell them to resume, only ASUPs statement is credible.

IBRAOLAK: I heard a rumor that ASUP and FG will hold a meeting on 22nd of this month. If it is true, Pls lets pray for positive result. Because I'm tired of staying at home.

Femiblacky: With the suspence and cofusing reports that comes with this strike,I strongly believe that the strike will either be suspended or called off on or before december 25 2013!!

CrazyMan:


Academic Staff Union Of Polytechnics.

Sally bee: pls, can sum 1 breif me if btech is part of asup demand 4rm fG wit a geneu source coz smbody argue wt me?

Ugwu townboy: Please i want to know if i can be able to flash corrupted memory card and how to do it.

shegzy4luv: u don miss road,whereas...Grammar police suppose 2 arrest u,did ur gns lecturer die young?

OPEYEMI AD: Speaking with journalists after about four hours meeting
between the union and the government negotiating team, said ASUP members were not in a hurry to call off the strike.
Awuzie added that the unionwould meet again on Tuesday with the government. He said, “We have had deliberations. We have looked at the issues. We have made some progress. We are likely to continue very early tomorrow morning. If we fought there, you
would not see us smiling. “All of us are patriots. We are
talking about one thing: The good of educational system in
Nigeria. There are no adverse roles in this struggle. There are
no winners, there are no losers. “We all appreciate the decay and
the rot in the system. And we think that, that is a very
important sector of our national life which has to be propelled.”
Asked when the strike would be called off, Awuzie simply said,
“It’s not over.”
He however expressed optimism that all grey areas in the
agreement would be “resolved very soon.”
Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqqayattu Rufai, debunked
media reports that she had promised an end to the strike on
Monday. She however reiterated the fact that the strike might soon be called off going by the extent of deliberations between the two parties. Rufai said, “Based on what we have done so far, the strike may be called off.
“Today as you have seen, we have met. We have made
progress and of course we are still talking. Even tomorrow
at 10am, we have another meeting with ASUU. So,
we are making progress.” Labour and Productivity Minister,
Chief Emeka Wogu, also expressed optimism that the ongoing negotiations would end with more concrete resolutions.
He said: “We are working seriously to make sure that we resolve the issues that have arisen from the strike. We have made progress. We believe that at the end of full discussions on
this strike, we will come to a conclusion that will be more
lasting than the previous ones.
Thx so much 4 dis vital info. Pls keep us posted wit d latest.

OPEYEMI AD: Speaking with journalists after about four hours meeting
between the union and the government negotiating team, said ASUP members were not in a hurry to call off the strike.
Awuzie added that the unionwould meet again on Tuesday with the government. He said, “We have had deliberations. We have looked at the issues. We have made some progress. We are likely to continue very early tomorrow morning. If we fought there, you
would not see us smiling. “All of us are patriots. We are
talking about one thing: The good of educational system in
Nigeria. There are no adverse roles in this struggle. There are
no winners, there are no losers. “We all appreciate the decay and
the rot in the system. And we think that, that is a very
important sector of our national life which has to be propelled.”
Asked when the strike would be called off, Awuzie simply said,
“It’s not over.”
He however expressed optimism that all grey areas in the
agreement would be “resolved very soon.”
Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqqayattu Rufai, debunked
media reports that she had promised an end to the strike on
Monday. She however reiterated the fact that the strike might soon be called off going by the extent of deliberations between the two parties. Rufai said, “Based on what we have done so far, the strike may be called off.
“Today as you have seen, we have met. We have made
progress and of course we are still talking. Even tomorrow
at 10am, we have another meeting with ASUU. So,
we are making progress.” Labour and Productivity Minister,
Chief Emeka Wogu, also expressed optimism that the ongoing negotiations would end with more concrete resolutions.
He said: “We are working seriously to make sure that we resolve the issues that have arisen from the strike. We have made progress. We believe that at the end of full discussions on
this strike, we will come to a conclusion that will be more
lasting than the previous ones.