Why una no enter unizk??

ASUU is a stOopid bunch filled with greedy old men.

I laff in ogba

#maaaaadi

I can't wait!

Ds ASUU/FG stuff don deh boring sef!!

Stop spreading false rumours. ASUU is not planning to call off the strike until ALL the points in the 2009 agreement are implemented.

klairekk:

Prof retires at 70,
Other lecturers At 65
Civil Servants at 80,
Miltary at 65,
Pension,
How will young graduate get into the system, ? when our grandfathers are still in the system.

it calls for concern but another alternative is to start something in terms of business no matter how small.

make them answer those student abeg

It is well

make dem neva call am off o. cause im yet to raise N90,OOO.OO for school fees and accomodation. and na next 2 weeks dem promise to give me oooo

Am quietly watching to see how d drama ends

both ASUU and FG should go to hell and never come back

Nairalandi:

both ASUU and FG should go to hell and never come back

. . .Amen o!. . .heheh

The Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will today conclude talks on the ongoing nationwide strike by the union as the negotiation between the two team was inconclusive yesterday in Abuja .

The Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator Anyim Pius Ayim, had led the Federal Government delegation while the ASUU team was led by its President, Prof Ugochukwu Awuzie.

Speaking to journalists after over three hours of negotiation, Awuzie said, “We have had deliberations, you know those of you who were here earlier will know that we have been here for more than three hours. We have looked at the issues. We have made some progress. We are likely to continue very early tomorrow morning where we will finish. When we finish, we will make a statement.

When asked whether the strike would be called off, the ASUU boss said that “It is not over but the issue will be resolved very soon”.

Awuzie further expressed satisfaction over the level of Federal Government’s commitment to the contending issues saying that, “If we fought there, you won’t see us smiling. All of us are patriots. We are talking about one thing: the good of the education sector in Nigeria. There are no adversaries in this matter. There are no winners. There are no losers. That is why we should work together.”

Reacting to a report quoting her as saying that the strike would be resolved yesterday, the Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufai, said “I did not promise that the demand will be met today (yesterday). What I said is that it is our hope and desire that based on what we are doing so far, the strike will be called off. And we have made progress. Of course, we are still meeting. Even tomorrow at 10am we have another meeting with ASUU. So, we are making progress.”

In his own comment , Minister of Labour and Productivity, Chief Emeka Wogu, expressed the hope that after the resolution of the issue, there would be a lasting industrial peace in the sector

He said, “We have made progress and everything will continue tomorrow (today). We believe that at the end of full discussions on this strike, we will come to a conclusion that will be more lasting than the previous ones

moddo:

The Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will today conclude talks on the ongoing nationwide strike by the union as the negotiation between the two team was inconclusive yesterday in Abuja .

The Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF), Senator Anyim Pius Ayim, had led the Federal Government delegation while the ASUU team was led by its President, Prof Ugochukwu Awuzie.

Speaking to journalists after over three hours of negotiation, Awuzie said, “We have had deliberations, you know those of you who were here earlier will know that we have been here for more than three hours. We have looked at the issues. We have made some progress. We are likely to continue very early tomorrow morning where we will finish. When we finish, we will make a statement.

When asked whether the strike would be called off, the ASUU boss said that “It is not over but the issue will be resolved very soon”.

Awuzie further expressed satisfaction over the level of Federal Government’s commitment to the contending issues saying that, “If we fought there, you won’t see us smiling. All of us are patriots. We are talking about one thing: the good of the education sector in Nigeria. There are no adversaries in this matter. There are no winners. There are no losers. That is why we should work together.”

Reacting to a report quoting her as saying that the strike would be resolved yesterday, the Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufai, said “I did not promise that the demand will be met today (yesterday). What I said is that it is our hope and desire that based on what we are doing so far, the strike will be called off. And we have made progress. Of course, we are still meeting. Even tomorrow at 10am we have another meeting with ASUU. So, we are making progress.”

In his own comment , Minister of Labour and Productivity, Chief Emeka Wogu, expressed the hope that after the resolution of the issue, there would be a lasting industrial peace in the sector

He said, “We have made progress and everything will continue tomorrow (today). We believe that at the end of full discussions on this strike, we will come to a conclusion that will be more lasting than the previous ones

Its beta dey call off the strike ASAP cos м̤̣̲̣̥̈̇ damn sick of sitting ah ome..I haven't even written my post jamb sef...please pray over Ι̥τ̲̅ Ooº°˚˚˚°º ..

liaslo++:
they should wait till month ends, i am currently working on a project that will fetch me cash

hw much is dat catch i wll double it 4u

all this one head no even correct posting on 2012 topic one of the qualities of Nigeria

Lolz zzz

i dnt no y day are giving us false hope oh God help us

we pray dey call am off o

check the date nowww.