Despite the Federal Government's declaration that it does not have enough funds to meet the 92 billion naira tranche of the 2009 agreement it made with the Academic Staff Union of Universities(Union), there appears a fresh hope that Nigerian students would resume come next week.
It was authoritatively and reliably gathered that the Federal Government's Needs Assessment Implementation Committee headed by the Benue State Governor, Gabriel Suswan have met at the Benue State Governor's Lodge, Abuja where both parties reportedly agreed on the contentious issues which gave impetus to the industrial action embarked upon by the Union over a month ago, except one.
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http://www.thetidenewsonline.com/2013/08/16/ASUU-may-call-off-strike-tuesday/

Lets just wait and see.

Good news! But some students have started working already. Lol

Not so fast!

Ok call it off and get those FTC STC kids off Nairaland.. It's 'bout time them dead brains got jolted back to life...

Op, pls correct ur article. The strike is not even 2months old sef takless of more than three months as stated on ur news.

Really? I will only rejoice when I c dis headline 'ASUU strike has been called off'.

Lets wait and see Tuesday

stan4b: Lets just wait and see.

Naso oh.

Emylexray: Good news! But some students have started working already. Lol

lol, like you?

Excelboi: Op, pls correct ur article. The strike is not even 2months old sef takless of more than three months as stated on ur news.

The error is on the part of the source not mine.

Tee-gurlee.:
Really? I will only rejoice when I c dis headline 'ASUU strike has been called off'.

Are you working already too? Lol.

Okey

Watin we nor go hear?...tomorrow dem go tell us say ASUU denies calling off strike.

i just dey observe

This information is clearly false

dis is a big lie!!Tuesday will come they will say nxt week monday, next week monday comes dey will say friday, friday comes dey will say next 3 weeks and so on and so forth,been waiting for unilag merit list for 3 weeks, looks like i'll wait next year to apply for a university outside this godforsaken country THERE IS NO HOPE!!!

The info seems true

But all d same, na d same 'MAY CALL OFF STRIKE' wey we don dey hear since

We pray o but this next week tory don tire pesin.

otokx: We pray o but this next week tory don tire pesin.

boss

I pray it should be, but let it be thaT the F.G have met their demand in order not to continue again within a short period of tym to enable my wife and other good citizens of the country graduate together with other of their colleague in different institution that do not join ASUU.

Okay...I've been hearing the same news.
Guess i'm used 2 it

We dey wait....

okeke2: dis is a big lie!!Tuesday will come they will say nxt week monday, next week monday comes dey will say friday, friday comes dey will say next 3 weeks and so on and so forth,been waiting for unilag merit list for 3 weeks, looks like i'll wait next year to apply for a university outside this godforsaken country THERE IS NO HOPE!!!

Why don't you go to a private university within the country? There are over 51 of them now. They don't go on strike, and they stick to the academic calender rigorously.

The Strike Should wait till after 28th August please o..............

24' stil battlin wit 200level and dy kip saayin nxtwik' I wil kip sayin to myself dat 'its well' its not how far' but how well!

Laudate II:

Why don't you go to a private university within the country? There are over 51 of them now. They don't go on strike, and they stick to the academic calender rigorously.

abeg help me tell am ooo'

Laudate II:

Why don't you go to a private university within the country? There are over 51 of them now. They don't go on strike, and they stick to the academic calender rigorously.

My guy why you dey yarn like this nah? All man with him own view , I'd rather send my child to a federal university in Nigeria or they're going abroad (lol no be ghana ooo). All these private varsities no be am jare. I'll remain in my UNIBEN or rather go to school abroad in a state/federal university than to attend any of these private no level/no recognition universities anywhere in the world. As for the ASUU strike bros! Leave us with our FG ooo, we sabi our selves..

E go better for us all

stan4b: Lets just wait and see.

That is the only thing ordinary poor Nigerians can do.