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bluefilm:
That's a pure lie.

Man City was totally outplayed, outclassed, outmuscled and outshined by Atletico Madrid.

If Atletico Madrid were to be in the English Premier League, with their performance yesterday, they will be winning the league every season back to back with 10 games remaining...

dedonfranco:
Manchester City lucky that it didn't go to VAR because Atletico Madrid could have had a clear Penalty there.

Sapiosexuality:
Sure you watched the same match? I've never seen any team emasculate city like today.

80sjamshophip:
Faith is far and more better than this banty

ALEXAPLAYME:
And she just spoilt this Celine Dion sweet song

Samueltemi337:
banty was one of the best today


the people above me na know wetin them watch

Shedenbelalanme:
Overrated banty

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has issued a one month ultimatum to government for resumption of strike action.

The union had suspended its industrial action which ran for 61 days in June 2021 after reaching an agreement with the government.
Addressing journalists in Yola at the end of its 102nd National Executive Council meeting, ASUP’s national president, Anderson Uzeibe, said the decision became necessary after the government failed to implement important aspects of the memorandum of action signed with the union nine months ago.

According to Uzeibe, the government was yet to release the sum of N15 billion as the first tranche of the N800 billion revitalisation fund nine months after the approval by President Muhammadu Buhari.

Other issues include non payment of outstanding arrears of minimum wage, non release of reviewed normative instrument for institutions, management and accreditation, breach of the provisions of the Federal Polytechnic Act as amended in 2019 and delay in the appointment of rectors.

Uzeibe warned that so long as the government and other proprietors in the polytechnic system continue to violate laws and signed agreements, the union would not hesitate to down tool, saying industrial action had become the most potent way for workers to pressurise government.

“Following exhaustive deliberation, the union’s National Executive Council has resolved to give the government a further one month as an ultimatum to address the outstanding issues as listed or face a review of the suspended industrial action by our union,” he stated.

Members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, have been on strike for over a month.

The Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) have also joined last Monday, grounding academic activities in public universities as a result.

The unions have been at loggerheads with the federal government, accusing the government of failing to fulfil most of their demands.

sugarcoatted:
No need to argue with you. She wasn't qualified for the top 12 in the first place, so she had to be voted out when the opportunity came

sugarcoatted:
Stop picking on Banty and tell us if your Precious qualified for top 12

sugarcoatted:
She didn't deserve to be in top 12. We all know that

Itsrm:
Tell us about the performance that got her into the top 12.

Her last live stage performance was horrible. If she sang pre eviction like she sang post eviction, she would have been one of the remaining 10 today.

I am also not arguing Banty with you, precious is deservedly out of the show.

Itsrm:
Performance after eviction when there's no pressure and nothing to lose tells us nothing.

We've seen her sing when something is at stake.

sugarcoatted:
Same way they picked her for top 12 when she messed up her song and dropped the likes of Ochiora and other people that did way better than her.

Phaantom22:
Joke aside ghana should have won that match by at least 2goals margin, Nigeria is not a serious team. Today they'll play well tomorrow they can't even pass the ball talkless of making goal attempt. Their presence at the world cup is jus a formality so it doesn't matter if they qualify.