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democrat1990@gmail.com Thanks. I know I be last man, but if anyone who has these questions can send just forward to me, i would appreciate it. Eshe!

i sign, @kobojun, is either ur an idiot or a mumu,u cant b both sha

I remembered those days when the front of our exercise books used to have inscription like '' scholars,exercise books and many other motivational captions'' but these days,what you see are pictures of paloma and diego,terry G,Timaya,Aki and paw-paw,Drogba,Rooney etc.how would these children learn when they are surrounded by bad influence.
Quote from: MR Money £ on Today at 04:34:11 AM
I continue to wonder,  these young boys and girls what do they now think with their  coco yam heads?  Because I remebered
when we were writing WAEC, we faced it as if our life depended on it  ,
no body won read this days, no motivation, no recommended text etc

omo na boko boko boko boko haram oooh, , then i started my bisiness to the glory of Almighty God, ASUU strike( omo I won die for house), Nigeria -Tunisia 2-2 draw match

hmmm, Very greedy ASUU! even in south africa,the highest paid proffesor collect about 20.000R per month which is about #150.000 in NG,What people don't understand about ASUU is that,ASUU is not fighting for quality of education in nigeria or the welfare of their staffs, "ASUU IS FIGHTING BECAUSE OF MONEY".
Honestly na God go punish you, wetin concern south africa concern Nigeria, Idiot u no even dey any naija university. How do you expect me to compete in the global market when am learning fortran 95,in 2009 what my lecturer learnt.

Govt's 40% salary increase is enough to call off the strike and continue negotiating.
U no ne anything, how councilor go dey collect pass proffesor, wetin he dey do

Can Someone Please explain to me where the Nigerian Students are in this issue of indefinite strike, the acclaimed Nigerian body of students, National Association of Nigerian Students, is probably not even aware of this strike, they have been politicized. Nigeria future in the hands of this Idiots is bleak.

Am highly suprised, in this meltdown, what about club #100 where you give each beggar on the road 100 box per day,or establish 1000 beggar, wont God be too happy for that, wont they the beggars be happy to be christians.nigerians have lost her priority and am supriseed the church too

Yar dua must go

THE Federal Government, on Monday, expressed serious concern over what it described as the too rigid stance of the Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities (ASUU) on the crisis in the university system and the negotiations with the union, saying that ASUU was causing a lot of problems in the system.

To this end, the Federal Government has concluded plans to enforce the ‘no work, no pay’ rule if the university teachers failed to suspend the strike and allow negotiation to continue. And Nigerian Tribune learnt yesterday that the Federal Government had warned that it would punish university administrators who paid the striking teachers.

Besides, the Industrial Arbitration Panel is also set to enforce the rule, having begun the hearing of the case instituted against ASUU by the Federal Government over the strike in the universities.

Minister of Labour, Prince Adetokunbo Kayode, spoke with journalists on how the ASUU was allegedly frustrating Federal Government’s efforts to resolve the crisis, even as the government negotiating team announced on Monday that it had stopped its negotiations with ASUU, because the union had refused to suspend the strike to create an enabling environment for them to discuss.

“The Government Team endeavoured to facilitate the conclusion of these negotiations at the strict employer-employee level. Unfortunately, that effort has been stalled by the current strike. We, therefore, cannot get to the point where the councils can receive the documents and speedily conclude the negotiations for implementation,

“Consequently, the government team is not in a position to continue further negotiations with the union until it suspends its strike to provide an enabling environment for them,” Chairman of the FGN/ASUU Re-Negotiation Committee, Mr. Gamaliel Onasode, who is also the leader of government team, said on Monday.

The Minister of Education, Dr. Sam Egwu, made a phone call to the Minister of Labour, Prince Kayode, and said it was time for laws to take their full effect, saying that “as it is now, they (ASUU members) are trying to force the government to implement the “no work no pay rule.”

He added: “Government has warned Nigerian workers over time that if they don’t work they won’t get paid.” Prince Kayode stated that ASUU was causing a lot of problems, because the agreement was that both sides should go to a roundtable with the understanding that they would call off the strike.”

The minister of labour said: “I have pleaded with them, the Senate president has pleaded with them, the Speaker has pleaded with them; all well- meaning Nigerians have pleaded with them, including the Chairman of House and Senate Committees. On top of it, the president has granted us a concession of 40 per cent, another special concession of paying over backward.

“The vice president has also talked to them. There was agreement that they should go back to the roundtable to begin discussion, to work out the way out of this situation. They said that the issue is not money but all about the agreement and we have been busy working on it one way or the other with the understanding that they will call off the strike while discussion continues. “
Prince Kayode added: “There should be a limit to how people can be rigid about these things. Everybody, all parents, all students, the obas, the sultan, have pleaded with them to call off the strike. What are we going to do? Even if ASUU has a good case and argues badly, they can lose it, just like if you have a bad case and you argue very well, you may even win.

“Why should people take such a rigid approach? Now, there is an IAP order, an enforceable order, directing them to go back to work. If we are talking of due process and the rule of law, that is the law, that is what the Trade Dispute Act says.”

He explained that the matter had been referred to the IAP, and the court would give its ruling and they must comply, adding, “the rule states that if they are not on strike, they must wait until the case is determined. If you are already on strike, you must go back to work but ASUU has refused to do this.”

He alleged that ASUU was trying to create a big crisis in the education sector, describing this development as a shame. Prince Kayode stated that ASUU had been going on strike every year in the past 10 years, stressing that with their hardline and rigid posture, they were forcing the government to implement the no work no pay rule.

He pointed out that with the present situation and based on the federal system of governance, it would be against the law for the Federal Government to negotiate and sign all agreements and impose them on the state governments.

The minister stated that ASUU comprised both federal and state university teachers, and the Federal Government could not sign agreements on behalf of the state.

But ASUU said it had now rejected the 40 per cent offer by the Federal Government because the leader of the government team told them at the commencement of the re-negotiations that he had no new mandate apart from the 40 per cent already offered.

YAR DUA MUST GO

yar dua must Go

Hope say u urself still good, Nigeria becomes Good when the majority become good.

I think It is a lie, except there are two Tinubus, is it the sane Tinubu, during ekiti re-run, who will be proud that he knows Yardua in a country like the US, not Tinubu, not me, not even you.

, omo wonders shall neva end, this oyinbo people sef, but she might have a case, abeg make una follow this case up, make i no wetin Jury go talk

I think you should tell us what u saw  that changed ur mind, but even if Ribadu did not deserve praise, he definitely doesn't deserve humiliation that he got from the stupid Yardua.

I think you are jobless, and dont no wat ur doing, somebody rigged an election, a criminal is called to testify, then u say The Fake People Of South West Exposed Again, I think u need a brain wash. If u have a beef with south westerners, come, I will give u a wife

because of Yarduas , simple, he was talking bout electoral reforms, may God punish his ugly face, did he acept the recommendations, or his ekiti re-run , electoral reforms.

In this 21st century, we are still having people who call themselves men saying there should be no more education , can you imagine this, they should all be excreted from the country

kudos to the largely uneducated solders fighting idiots who want western education stopped

Nigeria is dying, may Yar dua die before 2011, so that it will cause power confusion between Peoles destroyers Party and they will kill themselves cause to solve Nigeria"s problem some people must die, and not to lead to zimbabwe they themselves should eliminate themselves. or ok I know as a christan I ought to pray for my leaders(its in the bible), but Yar dua is not my laeder, cause the same bible says BLIND MAN CANNOT LAED BLIND MAN

No it is impossible as in ko por

I think we should remember the day more importantly than the person because that was the day Nigerians defiled all Odds and became one, so I say June 12 should be democracy day not the day Yardua was rigged in

Yardua,all his ministers especially Justice and Petroleum are daft, you want to end peace and you are taking a whole University meant for Nigerians in Niger-Delta to Kaduna

It is not possible, we lagosians are cool people, but we will show Yar dua that we are worse than MEND+JOMO GBOMO+JTF+all other militants if he or PDP tries anything stupid, Nigeria which is lagos will turn to Zimbabwe. Yar dua be WARNED!

No apologies, but I think it is High time we told the President that we are no longer feeling him, we never did, when he started the rule of law campaign, we thought ha, finally peace is coming our way, but Mr president Should please point at One thing it has achieved for the country.
When I heard he had health challenges, I said fine, maybe that will make him change our health sector, such that Nigerians will no longer need treatment of his kind or any other kind abroad, but instead the situation has worsened.
Our Educational system is not improving, a lot of us would not have been educated if not for the F.G.Cs, but where are they today, etc and etc.
We still await the EMERGENCY in the power sector. He should do 1-point agenda and leave, instead of Carrying wetin pass am. I think Nigerians can forgive Obasanjo for stealing our money, haba it is hard for anybody not to steal, although greed is out of it, but imposing on us, a vision less leader and making us lose 4 years of our developmental years, I think that is unforgivable He should better go back to kastina, God forbid him again in 2011

Giving up on Nigeria means you are giving up on yourself, I do not know how old anybody is , but if you are still in your youthful age, (let all the sixties leave please), then you still have a future, Nigeria is your home, where will you run too, is it a place that you are not sure maybe fish flu will break out (you that you love fish, maybe because of the price)?, or terrorist attack. Nigeria will only become a better place if you and I become better people. It Starts with You

To be honest I can not really say because I have not been to kwara, but I satay in Lagos and from what am seeing, I think Fashola deserves it keeping in mind that lagos is times 100 of kwara when it comes to problems, and it is controlled by an opposition party, and during the Ekiti election AC used Fashola to campaign, why did PDP not use Bukola, Secondly there is a group now on facebook "Fashola for President", and its members are Nigerians all over the world, so I think Fashola has more EFFECT. The Bukola fans should just go take a look at OSHODI

To be honest I can not really say because I have not been to kwara, but I satay in Lagos and from what am seeing, I think Fashola deserves it keeping in mind that lagos is times 100 of kwara when it comes to problems, and it is controlled by an opposition party, and during the Ekiti election AC used Fashola to campaign, why did PDP not use Bukola, Secondly there is a group now on facebook "Fashola for President", and its members are NIgerians all over the world, so I think Fashola has more EFFECT

You might say so, and to some extent I agree. but Best thing is just three much, what about Akunyuli who almost got killed and still continued fighting. Soludo tried, I think the appointment of technocrats is one good thing Obasanjo did

"you cannot dupe an honest man" simple. Why did he want crude oil without going through the appropriate channel,m crude oil "na beans" ?

If
1) PHCN acquires MTN
2) FIFA asks under 17 boys to return their trophy because the youngest among them is 36 years old
3) Akala is taking over from Soludo as CBN Governor.
4) Enyimba fc is buying 91% of chelsea football club
5) Odili is taking over from Ribadu as EFCC chairman

Yes happy Nigerians, please this is my own feeling. I think Obasanjo's government is better because is it the EFCC that you want to compare, during OBJ's time, we complained that he was using it against enemies, but one question is where the so called enemies corrupt or not but now it seems Yardua doze not have enemies infact Ibori, Kalu, Odili are all his friends. Then ICPC could bark not bite but now they can not even whisper. EFCC ca not even talk. All the probes that they are doing, please what is coming out of it? Now we produce half of the megawatt we produced in the last administration, his government is all full of Northerners. Please nobody should say he is just starting because he has spent a year and we can not compare Nigeria when OBJ took over and now, at least we did not have a judiciary then, but we now have an Anodoaka It is only God that will save us. rule of law that is helping the BIG THIEVES.