*Shows proof of lodgment of
N200bn University fund By Henry Umoru ABUJA – THE Federal
Government , Tuesday, said it
was withdrawing the ultimatum
given to striking university
lecturers to resume or be
sacked following appeals from well-meaning Nigerians and
substantial compliance with the
directive by some members of
the Academic Staff Union of
Universities. According to the Federal
Government, the Central Bank of
Nigeria, CBN has confirmed that a
sum of two hundred billion Naira
agreed with ASUU at a meeting
with President Goodluck Jonathan on the 5th of
November ,2013 has been fully
paid into a Revitalization of
Universities Infrastructure
Account. Addressing Journalists, the
Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to
the President on Public Affairs,
Dr. Doyin Okupe who showed to
newsmen the CBN letter which
was signed by the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of
Nigeria, Mr Tunde Lemo and
addressed to the Accountant
General of the Federation,
confirmed that the total sum of
two hundred billion Naira was the balance in the account as
required. Okupe who noted that what the
federal government was
interested in was how to resolve
the six month old crisis in a
peaceful manner for the overall
interest of all concerned, said, “right now, the issue of
ultimatum is not a matter for
discussion anymore. There has
been substantial compliance
nationwide. If I say you must
return to work on the 9th and 70% of the people that I am
talking to have returned to
work, that is substantial
compliance.
Source: www.vanguardngr.com/2013/12/fg-withdraws-ultimatum-ASUU/

well. Space booked.

Hmmm.... What Next Now FG should just do everything possible to End this strike,cos is like they can't win the Union(ASUU).. Let's see what happened next... Waiting.....

Gej is not a serious man. I regret campaigning for u. Why not sack dis ediots to set future example