deejay_harry1: question not answered tho..

Baybe: Any good news yet?

Fynestboi: so Must u quote this post to display your....... S...
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Guy you need to grow up Mind the way you quote post..

ifeanyi_ja: The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU)
will meet with President Goodluck Jonathan later
Monday afternoon at 2pm.

The leadership of ASUU are currently meeting with
the Senate President, David Mark and some other
legislative officials at the National Assembly.

In preparation to the meeting which is meant to
find a lasting solution to the ongoing strike action
which has kept students home for four months
now, the President held a closed door meeting
with the supervising minister of education.

The ASUU team is expected to proceed to the villa
after the meeting at the National Assembly.

More details later....

http://www.mediapostng.com/2013/11/update-from-jonathan-ASUU-meeting.html?m=1


Jonathan in make-or-mar meeting with ASUU

President Goodluck Jonathan is currently locked in a closed-door make-or-mar meeting with striking members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities inside the First Lady Conference Room, Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The President is being joined at the meeting that started at 2.40pm  by Vice President Namadi Sambo; Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Pius Anyim; Supervising Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike; and Minister of Labour, Emeka Wogu among others.

ASUU President, Dr. Nasir Isa Faggae, led the union team which included past presidents such as Prof. Abdulahi Sule-Kano, Prof. Dipo Fashina and Prof. Festus Iyayi.

President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Abdulawahid Omar and that of the Trade. Union Congress, Bobboi Kaigama, are also in attendance.

Indication that the logjam may be resolved at the meeting emerged when the President declared while shaking hands with members of the delegation that, “The matter must be resolved here today. Our children must go back to school.”

All those in attendance responded with a loud “amen.”

http://www.punchng.com/news/jonathan-in-make-or-mar-meeting-with-ASUU/

The ongoing meeting between President Goodluck
Jonathan and the leaders of the Academic Staff Union
of Universities, ASUU, is on a 15 minutes break.

The break commenced at about 6:30 p.m at the
presidential villa, Abuja, venue of the meeting.

The meeting is the first between the striking lecturers
and Mr. Jonathan since the nationwide strike started
on July 1.

The lecturers were seen meeting among themselves in
their bus during the break.

Details later…

www.premiumtimesng.com/news/147805-breaking-ASUU-strike-jonathans-meeting-lecturers-15-mins-break.html?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=breaking-ASUU-strike-jonathans-meeting-lecturers-15-mins-break

lana_Vello:
wah? u dont have the balls to type it finish? i'd jez ignore u boi.
ASUU....na jan tinz oh

Youngzedd:

This is serious.

All the sins

Can you shade more light .

I will start watching closer to my boy.

Titiluvly:

In this case..WELL is far better..Cos All Must be WELL..

Sike: UPDATE: Sources within says the lecturers have agreed to call off the strike.

Sike: UPDATE: Sources within says the lecturers have agreed to call off the strike.

Sike: UPDATE: Sources within says the lecturers have agreed to call off the strike.

kennynelcon: ;DWowww at last ASUU STRIKE IS CALLED OFF FOR EVER AND NT SUSPENDED Wowww at last ASUU STRIKE IS CALLED OFF FOR EVER AND NT SUSPENDED

Chinboli: [color=#990000][/color]


Laffz. . . . . dont give up dude!

scolari92: ASUU STRIKE LATEST:
The meeting between leaders of
the Academic Staff Union of
Universities ( ASUU) and the
Federal Government officials led
by President Goodluck Jonathan
ended Tuesday morning, without
striking University lectures
calling off their 4 months old
strike.
The 13-hour meeting however
ended with ASUU leaders
promising to consult with their
members.
“We are taking a message from
President Goodluck Jonathan to
our members” ASUU President
Fagge told newsmen after the
meeting.
He declined to speak further on
agreements reached at the
meeting.
Labour Minister also simply told
newsmen, ”the ASUU leaders have
a good message from the
President for their members.
Updated:
The ASUU president after the
meeting said: “Well we have had
lengthy meeting with Mr.
President, rubbing minds on how
best to address the problem of
University education in this
country.”
“And we now have a message
from Mr. President we are going
to take to our members. And we
are expecting that our members
will respond appropriately to the
message of Mr. President.”
On whether the lecturers are
going back to the classroom, he
said: “That is up to our members.”
Asked what the message was, he
said: “I can’t tell you. Its not for
you. It is for our members.”
If impressed with the message, he
said: “Don’t put words into my
mouth. Our members will
determine that.”
While the Minister of Labour
Emeka Wogu said: “We made
progress, the President of ASUU
told you that they are going back
with a message from the Federal
Government back to their
members. And the message is full
of high expectations and hope.”
On whether the strike will be
called off, he said: “That is why
the message is full of high
expectations and hope. So our
prayers is that they come back
with positive outcome. They
might not even come back to
meet us, they might take
decisions there that will meet
your expectations.”
“Nigerians should be patient for
ASUU to finish their meetings and
come out with a message to
Nigerians.”
Responding to whether the
Federal Government made a fresh
offer, her said: “Well, the offer we
made are the offer they are taking
in line with the 2009 agreement.
The issues that led to the strike
are issues contained in the 2009
agreement and we did not go
beyond the agreement.”