Dudecollins: Let's hear what people have to say: If N200Bn meant for ASUU mistakenly enters your account, will you return it or strike continues?

Dudecollins: Let's hear what people have to say: If N200Bn meant for ASUU mistakenly enters your account, will you return it or strike continues?

falconey: JOKENATHAN GOVERNMENT IS WORST........1st he increased fuel price with no development in the country he just made the standard of living hard.....now we have the longest strike in history of the country if not the world............a senator loot a day can meet ASUU demands.....still he kept us at home for 5months.now he is trying to reason with ASUU,LOLS election is close....he would have don dat 1st month of the strike,no he Is busy preparing for 2015 election.....GOD HELP US STUDENTS.






















I forget to mention BOKO ARAM.......60percent of naija are scared of the name BOKO ARAM........people are afraid to study in the north...still the western and eastern schools are overpopulated even some are introducing new courses. Thankz to jona

tobi kush: Strike: Committee of Vice
Chancellors broker truce
between FG, ASUU
In a meeting that lasted over
three hours in Abuja on Tuesday
night, the Committee of Vice
Chancellors brokered a truce
between the leadership of ASUU
and the Federal Government on
the outstanding fresh demands
issued by ASUU.
Scan News learnt that the truce
may lead to the suspension of
the strike in the coming days. It
was also gathered that the
Committee of Vice Chancellors
presented details of the account
established by the Federal
Government to the ASUU
leadership, with proofs of the
letter written to the Accountant
General of the Federation by the
Deputy Governor of CBN.
The VCs who had earlier met
with the Permanent Secretary of
the Federal Ministry of Education,
Dr MacJohn Nwaobiala further
broke out the copy of the letter
written by the Permanent
Secretary to the ASUU leadership
detailing the resolution reached
at the meeting with the
President, and the pattern and
timelines for the implementation
of the projects.
At the close of the meeting, the
VCs left with the ASUU leadership
to the National Universities
Commission, NUC, where they
met with top government
officials and the NUC Executive
Secretary, Prof Julius Okojie.
A source who attended the
meeting said it was fruitful as the
ASUU leadership, the Committee
of Vice Chancellors, the NUC and
the officials of the Federal
Ministry of Education agreed on
the constitution of a Monitoring
and Implementation committee
to see through the execution of
projects under the first tranche
of N200billion, already confirmed
by the CBN.
The Executive Secretary of the
NUC, Prof. Julius Okojie, it was
said also presented a copy of the
letter confirming the release of
the funds to the ASUU leadership.
On Wednesday morning, the
leadership of the Committee of
Vice Chancellors, met with the
Supervising Minister of
Education, Barr. Nyesom Wike in
his office at the Federal Ministry
of Education. Also in attendance
were the representatives of the
NUC and the Permanent Secretary
of the Ministry.
The meeting, it was learnt,
discussed the key points of
concessions reached at the
Tuesday meeting with ASUU
leadership and the setting up of
the Monitoring and
Implementation Committee. The
Minister and the selected Vice
Chancellors left for the
Presidential Villa to ratify the
decision reached.

falconey: JOKENATHAN GOVERNMENT IS WORST........1st he increased fuel price with no development in the country he just made the standard of living hard.....now we have the longest strike in history of the country if not the world............a senator loot a day can meet ASUU demands.....still he kept us at home for 5months.now he is trying to reason with ASUU,LOLS election is close....he would have don dat 1st month of the strike,no he Is busy preparing for 2015 election.....GOD HELP US STUDENTS.






















I forget to mention BOKO ARAM.......60percent of naija are scared of the name BOKO ARAM........people are afraid to study in the north...still the western and eastern schools are overpopulated even some are introducing new courses. Thankz to jona

Dudecollins: Let's hear what people have to say: If N200Bn meant for ASUU mistakenly enters your account, will you return it or strike continues?

cutiepie01: Hahaha

smithutomi: ASUU calls of Strike now now....

esunnex: source pls

bennygreat1: At last, the Academic Staff Union of
Universities has agreed to call off its six-
month-old strike.
The followed the signing of a
Memorandum of Understanding with the
Federal Government on Wednesday.
The agreement, signed at the Presidential
Villa, Abuja on Wednesday evening, is a
new pact between the varsity lecturers and
the Federal Government.
The Minister of Education, Chief Nyesom
Wike, and the Chairman of ASUU, Dr.
Nasir Fagge, confirmed the development
to newsmen at the Presidential Villa.
Fagge, however, said the leadership of the
union still needs to confer with the National
Executive Committee before announcing a
resumption date.

bennygreat1: At last, the Academic Staff Union of
Universities has agreed to call off its six-
month-old strike.
The followed the signing of a
Memorandum of Understanding with the
Federal Government on Wednesday.
The agreement, signed at the Presidential
Villa, Abuja on Wednesday evening, is a
new pact between the varsity lecturers and
the Federal Government.
The Minister of Education, Chief Nyesom
Wike, and the Chairman of ASUU, Dr.
Nasir Fagge, confirmed the development
to newsmen at the Presidential Villa.
Fagge, however, said the leadership of the
union still needs to confer with the National
Executive Committee before announcing a
resumption date.

bennygreat1: At last, the Academic Staff Union of
Universities has agreed to call off its six-
month-old strike.
The followed the signing of a
Memorandum of Understanding with the
Federal Government on Wednesday.
The agreement, signed at the Presidential
Villa, Abuja on Wednesday evening, is a
new pact between the varsity lecturers and
the Federal Government.
The Minister of Education, Chief Nyesom
Wike, and the Chairman of ASUU, Dr.
Nasir Fagge, confirmed the development
to newsmen at the Presidential Villa.
Fagge, however, said the leadership of the
union still needs to confer with the National
Executive Committee before announcing a
resumption date.

bennygreat1: At last, the Academic Staff Union of
Universities has agreed to call off its six-
month-old strike.
The followed the signing of a
Memorandum of Understanding with the
Federal Government on Wednesday.
The agreement, signed at the Presidential
Villa, Abuja on Wednesday evening, is a
new pact between the varsity lecturers and
the Federal Government.
The Minister of Education, Chief Nyesom
Wike, and the Chairman of ASUU, Dr.
Nasir Fagge, confirmed the development
to newsmen at the Presidential Villa.
Fagge, however, said the leadership of the
union still needs to confer with the National
Executive Committee before announcing a
resumption date.

bennygreat1: At last, the Academic Staff Union of
Universities has agreed to call off its six-
month-old strike.
The followed the signing of a
Memorandum of Understanding with the
Federal Government on Wednesday.
The agreement, signed at the Presidential
Villa, Abuja on Wednesday evening, is a
new pact between the varsity lecturers and
the Federal Government.
The Minister of Education, Chief Nyesom
Wike, and the Chairman of ASUU, Dr.
Nasir Fagge, confirmed the development
to newsmen at the Presidential Villa.
Fagge, however, said the leadership of the
union still needs to confer with the National
Executive Committee before announcing a
resumption date.

Afunkybaby: thank you Lord for the progress been made, i pray against every spirit of accident in Jesus Name.