toideve: Whether ASUU likes it or not, this thread wouldn't get to 100 pages before they call off strike. Na me talk am

Them don talk am before!!

philfearon:
Them don talk am before!!

and i talk am again

toideve:

and i talk am again

lol! U are funny bro..

ASUU to press(seekn for public sympathy):'' we wil cal off d strik withn 24 hrs after FG cary out d needful n sign our agreemnt''

5 dayz n stil countn n Notn hed frm dem..

Who dey Bleep do dis Guyz fink dey Are

ASUU to hold her next nec meeting in FUTMINNA monday the 16th of dec,speculation from anonymous shows that ASUU will present some fresh demans as condition to end the strike,according to a source close to ASUU officials,that these demands may include: 1)govt should pay corp members 100,000 per month, 2)dat govt should be paying unemployment grant to graduate till they get or secure jobs,if this dmands are not met,strike continues,however many studnt will suport the move according to members views bt lets wait and see the true outcome of the meeting as ANONYMOUS source cannot be truested!

Otenestbestyaho: ASUU to hold her next nec meeting in FUTMINNA monday the 16th of dec,speculation from anonymous shows that ASUU will present some fresh demans as condition to end the strike,according to a source close to ASUU officials,that these demands may include: 1)govt should pay corp members 100,000 per month, 2)dat govt should be paying unemployment grant to graduate till they get or secure jobs,if this dmands are not met,strike continues,however many studnt will suport the move according to members views bt lets wait and see the true outcome of the meeting as ANONYMOUS source cannot be truested!

i refuse to believe this piece of shit

Otenestbestyaho: ASUU to hold her next nec meeting in FUTMINNA monday the 16th of dec,speculation from anonymous shows that ASUU will present some fresh demans as condition to end the strike,according to a source close to ASUU officials,that these demands may include: 1)govt should pay corp members 100,000 per month, 2)dat govt should be paying unemployment grant to graduate till they get or secure jobs,if this dmands are not met,strike continues,however many studnt will suport the move according to members views bt lets wait and see the true outcome of the meeting as ANONYMOUS source cannot be truested!

It's either YOU or ur ANONYMOUS source is high on cheap drugs.

ASUU
postpond der Nec meetin slated fo tomorow!a xxclose source to ASUU
President just told me dat fed ar yet to credit dem der salaries as
promisd nd signd...fed promised to pay dem before friday 13th but uptill
nw notin has been done..soo ASUU ar waitn for fed to pay dem first!i smell dis stryk still gona linge on for a wile! may God Help us!

daudae1: ASUU
postpond der Nec meetin slated fo tomorow!a xxclose source to ASUU
President just told me dat fed ar yet to credit dem der salaries as
promisd nd signd...fed promised to pay dem before friday 13th but uptill
nw notin has been done..soo ASUU ar waitn for fed to pay dem first!i smell dis stryk still gona linge on for a wile! may God Help us!

which nonsense source b diz?

daudae1: ASUU
postpond der Nec meetin slated fo tomorow!a xxclose source to ASUU
President just told me dat fed ar yet to credit dem der salaries as
promisd nd signd...fed promised to pay dem before friday 13th but uptill
nw notin has been done..soo ASUU ar waitn for fed to pay dem first!i smell dis stryk still gona linge on for a wile! may God Help us!

Shoo guy cool down jhoor let wait n see what would happen tommorrow.. Cause normally they would have to resume first before they start seeing salary alerts

[quote
author=Maxwell96]which nonsense source b diz?[/quote] i wana ask u
a Question mr yesence!!wat is ur reason behind ASUU nt Holdin der Nec
meetin dis past week? and if u av been followin ASUU do u remember fagge
sayin d stryk will nt last one moreday if fed sign d agreement? and as of Yester an ASUU official made mention of wednessday dis week as a posible day for der nec meetin..do u knw Y? ASUU is nt Holding ani meetin tomorow again take it or leave it..

daudae1: ASUU
postpond der Nec meetin slated fo tomorow!a xxclose source to ASUU
President just told me dat fed ar yet to credit dem der salaries as
promisd nd signd...fed promised to pay dem before friday 13th but uptill
nw notin has been done..soo ASUU ar waitn for fed to pay dem first!i smell dis stryk still gona linge on for a wile! may God Help us!

Please find something useful to do instead of spreading rumour...

daudae1: ASUU
postpond der Nec meetin slated fo tomorow!a xxclose source to ASUU
President just told me dat fed ar yet to credit dem der salaries as
promisd nd signd...fed promised to pay dem before friday 13th but uptill
nw notin has been done..soo ASUU ar waitn for fed to pay dem first!i smell dis stryk still gona linge on for a wile! may God Help us!

ah sensed dis if not y wait a whole week to make one simple decision... God pls dis should be false

FG can neva pay ASUU b4 they resume
They will resume first
den their salaries wil b paid immediately after resumption
i think dats how its done everywhere

Elantracey: ah sensed dis if not y wait a whole week to make one simple decision... God pls dis should be false

don't believe everything you hear/read/see on the internet. Ok ASUU strike has been called OFF!

toideve:

don't believe everything you hear/read/see on the internet. Ok ASUU strike has been called OFF!

ah never said ah believed it,,,behind every rumour there might be an atom of truth

What are you people still debating on Don't you know ASUU too have to resume this week so they can collect their salaries and be able to spend for the xmas and new year? Funny enough I met a lecturer yestaday driving danfo and using it carry passengers from mile2 - agbara ..

fg should pity dis people nw,xmas is next week o

Abi dis faggie guy want to be sentenced to death ni wat is still keeping dem waiting nah dey shld just call off d dem strike plss for crying out loud

Elantracey: ah never said ah believed it,,,behind every rumour there might be an atom of truth

that was no rumor! the dude just made that up. the strike would be called off on or before Wednesday. If nothing happens after wed, then we can listen to rumors

I have been out dated for a week now,if u've heard of RCCG den u'll know y i never even knew fg has gone dis far in d agreement wit ASUU,intresting season film right?better dan suits or lengend of d seeker...thats jst by d way,,,lets see wat d desk have in stock for us on monday

By
tomorow everibody will begin to Reason like a man! No Nec meetin
tomorow..if Fed responds to ASUU tomorow base on that signd
agreement,dey will Hold a meeting on Wed but if nt Noway! Ask urself wat is Holdin ASUU Nec meetin since wed last week??

daudae1: By
tomorow everibody will begin to Reason like a man! No Nec meetin
tomorow..if Fed responds to ASUU tomorow base on that signd
agreement,dey will Hold a meeting on Wed but if nt Noway! Ask urself wat is Holdin ASUU Nec meetin since wed last week??

you remind me of adonismuller...

The strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) since July 01, 2013 will probably go down in history as the best ever well-organized action of the union.
Although the action lasted longer than many Nigerians envisaged, it is to the credit of ASUU that it was fully ready for business. The union had in fact made it clear that only a complete resolution of the issues at stake would bring the strike to an end. Hence, it was also ready for any eventuality. Consequently, when the government introduced the ‘no work, no pay’ rule into the game, the union responded by resorting to providing other welfare strategies such as distributing food items, giving out soft loans and cash advances to members to cope with the effects of the policy.
In all, ASUU lived up to its billing, making it obvious that it had sufficient courage and a unity of direction to pursue its goal. Thus, the Dr. Nasir Fagge led National Executive of the union deserves to be commended for its tenacity-a posture which the government itself was to eventually describe as their “patriotic role and commitment towards ensuring that our universities are well-funded, resourced and run like their counterparts in other parts of the world”. However, ASUU alone cannot grab all the credit. Also to be praised, are the interests groups which for the first time in history mobilized for the cause of the teachers, ample public sympathy and support.
What looked like the first impetus came from the National Parent Teacher Association of Nigeria (NAPTAN), which condemned the government for reneging on an agreement it willingly entered into with ASUU, adding that what the lecturers were asking for was not “new and out of place’’ The position of the Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) was that it would “not hesitate to shut down the education system in the country, if the government failed to fulfil or honour the agreement it entered into with the lecturers”. On its part, the Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG) threatened to stop distribution of petroleum products across the country if the Federal Government failed to implement the agreement reached with ASUU. Their counterparts at the National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) gave the Federal Government seven days to resolve the ASUU strike or face a total shutdown of electricity facilities in the country. All these were averted, but they cannot be wished away by anyone seeking to identify what helped the strike to last longer than usual.
The role which the posture of government officials played in prolonging the strike can also not be overlooked. It was them again who created room for another breakdown of negotiations after the President had himself personally intervened to resolve the crisis. What happened was that instead of documenting the issues faithfully as discussed and agreed upon with the President to ease implementation, they as usual, introduced their characteristic double-speak otherwise known as ‘mago- mago’ which led to a fresh out-break of hostilities. This confirmed the old allegation that advisers and small men in the corridors of power in a bid to display loyalty to the political masters always fuel the gap between government and the people. If the death of foremost unionist, Festus Iyayi on a journey to attend a meeting of the national executive of ASUU on the subject worsened the situation, the threat of the Minister of Education to the university teachers to resume work on December 04, 2013 or be sacked, completely disorganized the nation
However, after five months and 10 days of an annual cat and rat game, government and ASUU finally signed an agreement to end the strike a few days ago. With that, Nigerians can now look forward with hope to an end to the ugly incidents of disruption to the nation’s yearly academic calendar. It is a major achievement for which President Goodluck Jonathan deserves to take credit. Indeed, critics ought to take special note of the role of the President in the subject because so many of ‘us’ were in the forefront in condemning government for the strike. As a matter of fact some expressed disappointment that as an academic, the President ought not to have left his old colleagues in the cold. In fairness, these views ignored the personal commitment of Jonathan to the resolution of the crisis such as his meeting with ASUU for over 13 hours. In the past, strikes involving just one union never attracted the personal attention of the head of government; they were usually left to government delegations.
Thus, this article must record and commend the pivotal role of the President.
It was indeed magnanimous that the Presidency allowed itself to be seen as the side that blinked first in the crisis. That, to our mind, is not a sign of weakness but rather a fatherly act and a sign of wisdom. In earnest, the decision to display the N200billion cheque which certainly allayed the fears of ASUU and gave hope to the teeming student population that resolution was near; the way the President played down the threat by the education minister; the shifting of the resumption deadline in honour of the late Professor Iyayi who was due for burial and the unending official appeals to calm frayed nerves, are all quite commendable. It is to be hoped that future leaders would emulate this right from the onset without first bringing the education sector to a halt for a while, before acting.
Of course, it would have been a different ball game if President Jonathan had borrowed a leaf from the Ebonyi State Governor, Martin Elechi who accused ASUU of sabotage and called for its disbandment. It is surprising that some such autocratic governors who should have held office during the military era occupying critical positions in our democracy. The handling of the outgoing ASUU crisis is one subject where the government of President Goodluck Jonathan showed commendable maturity. It should hold on to the strategy when more unions raise industrial disputes. It is superior to being insensitive.

Elantracey: ah never said ah believed it,,,behind every rumour there might be an atom of truth

just shut up and get your information from reliable sources! What do mean u by atom of truth in a rumour? Please don't be gullible except offcourse you are a learner!

ASUU Exco meets in Niger on Monday
Posted by: JIDE ORINTUNSIN - MINNA
in News Update 1 hour ago
The stage is set for the striking Academic Staff
Union of Universities (ASUU) to call off the
over five month old strike as the National
Executive Committee (NEC) of the union holds
a crucial in Minna today (Monday) to rectify
the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU)
signed with the federal government.
The meeting which is being hosted by Federal
University of Technology (FUT) Minna branch
of the union was in fulfillment of the one week
promised by ASUU President, Dr. Nasir Isa
Fagge last Wednesday after the signing of the
MoU with the federal government that
members will meet to decide to call off the
strike.
Like the last ASUU NEC meeting in Kano that
was shrouded in high secrecy, the venue of
today’s meeting is kept to only members of
NEC, as the meeting may not be holding in
either Bosso or Gida Kwano campuses of the
University.
The agenda of the NEC meeting was also not
made public, but a source within the union
said that the meeting will among other things
consider the MoU, the leadership will present
documents to show government’s commitment,
assess the impact of the industrial action and
map out strategies on how to monitor and
ensure implementation of the documented
agreement.
A NEC member who spoke with our
correspondent in confidence said, “we are here
essentially to look into the MoU as ASUU
President promised last Wednesday that
members will review the development and
decide to call off the strike. The meeting will
also fashion out strategies for monitoring the
implementation of the MoU”.
Asked if the meeting will be calling off the
strike, our source said, “I may not be able to
answer that but my thinking which is personal
is that, if our leaders could sign the MoU with
government last week, I think we are close to
a truce”.
ASUU President had on Wednesday also gave
hint of possible cessation of the action.
According to Fagge after signing the MoU,
“Within one week our members will meet and
decide to call off the strike. We have a
document here which shows that government
is committed and all the things we demanded
are in the letter.
“We will now take this document to our
members and we are confident that our
members will do the appropriate thing”.
Efforts to reach ASUU President and the FUT
Minna branch chairperson, Dr. Abdulfatai
Jimoh failed. None of them could be reached
for comment, but as at the time of filling the
report yesterday about 30 members of the NEC
were already in Minna for the meeting.
Federal government on Wednesday shifted
from its hardline to sign an MoU at a meeting
brokered by Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) to
implement decision reached with President
Goodluck Jonathan during the historic 15 hour
meeting with the union leaders.
Lecturers in all publicly owned universities
embarked on an indefinite strike on the 2nd of
July, following the refusal of federal
government to fulfill the 2009 agreement it
had with the union and non-implementation of
2012 Mou.
The action that was climaxed when federal
government gave a December 4 ultimatum for
the striking teachers to return to classrooms
or face mass sack.
Source : The Nation.

daudae1: By
tomorow everibody will begin to Reason like a man! No Nec meetin
tomorow..if Fed responds to ASUU tomorow base on that signd
agreement,dey will Hold a meeting on Wed but if nt Noway! Ask urself wat is Holdin ASUU Nec meetin since wed last week??

you are a real dunce! ASUU is meeting tommorow because they signed the MOU and everything partaining to such agreement have been agreed upon! Please go and get your facts right instead of fooling yourself on this thread!

Sermwell: you are a real dunce! ASUU is meeting tommorow because they signed the MOU and everything partaining to such agreement have been agreed upon! Please go and get your facts right instead of fooling yourself on this thread!

Oga abeg calm down

Looks like this thread will be closed after the strike is over,lets all start putting up our farewell msgs in hope for the best outcome

ASUU's NEC meeting holds tomorrow in Minna to possibly call off the stike.
www.osundefender.org/?p=137803

emaoke7: ASUU's NEC meeting holds tomorrow in Minna to possibly call off the stike.
www.osundefender.org/?p=137803

still observing...eagle- eyed