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Education › Re: Cancellation Of 2nd Choice Option In JAMB UTME 2014 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 6:40am On Jan 01, 2014

I think that action will just create additional problem to the existing admission problem in the country.

I don't know how the cancellation of second choice option will solve the problem of exploitation at the level of POST UTME.

JAMB should focus on improving the credibility and sincerity of admission process across all institution, prevention of examination malpractice during JAMB exams, reducing the act of favourism in admission especially among state universities or institutions among other.

IT A COMPLETE MISPLACE OF PRIORITY

IT WILL SUCCESSFUL MAKE ADMISSION PROCESS A DO OR DIE AFFAIR.

AND WILL REDUCE THE CHANCES IF STUDENTS

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Education › Re: What Course Can I Study With This Waec Result? by AderibigbeAAA(m): 6:44am On Dec 30, 2013

For UI, you can't apply for psychology because you require at least a credit pass in Biology.

Most federal university, and UI in particular require at least a Credit pass in Mathematics to get any course either science or art courses..

look for schools that allow Art courses without mathematics as a requirement.

kindly take the courage to re sit, so as to prevent getting admission into a school and dumped out during clearance or registration..

All the best bro

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Christianity Etc › Re: Smart Phones Are Demonic: A Nairalanders Experience by AderibigbeAAA(m): 4:39pm On Dec 28, 2013

kekakuz: guys i dont mean to sound shabby or silly or sound like one of those churchy guys who attribute anything innovative to the demon but something strange happened to me.

i got tired after doing some house cleaning so i decided to relax a little and watch a movie on my phone.

i could not watch the movie no matter how hard i try.the film played but i just could not put my self together to watch. .not long after i slept off.
-i had a dream i was in a car with my brother. the car looks so cool because u can use a screen to see instead of a the normal windscreen and you can use your phone to drive it

suddenly i felt this darkness allover.the phone became brighter and you could see tru the phone. same with my bros phone.

i suddenly feel the phone could see me more than i can see it.-i see the sreen get bigger and the phone emiting a dagerous gaseous substance that was chocking me. i tried to breath but could not so i forcefully stood up and tore tru the darkness but still could not breath.at this moment i was consious but not totally awake.- i could not breath in reality and i saw my phone infront of me.

i tried so hard and i felt like i was dieing

i started to pray in spirit as i could not lift myself.just then i felt a lid lifted from my nose so i could breath.i sprung back to life and tried to breath but my nose was solidly blocked.- i had to open my mouth till i found mentol.

i 'knew i was delivered because my nose was totally blocked yet i was able to breath a little enough to bring me back to life.
am not here to spoil anyones market but i fing this event disturbing and revealing.

God bless u all as u take note and become more vigilant. merry xmax people.

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Politics › Re: History Of Nigerian Central Bank Governors by AderibigbeAAA(m): 8:26am On Dec 28, 2013

Sanusi studied Economics in ABU (Bsc and Msc) before getting a PHD in shariah and islamic studies from Sudan .

Sanusi never worked in ministry of foreign affairs. His
father was a Permanent Secretary in
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in the
1960s.

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Family › Re: List Of Banned Baby Names Around The World by AderibigbeAAA(m): 12:22am On Dec 28, 2013

nawa o

Politics › Re: Let's Have Your Complaints, Suggestions & Enquiries Here by AderibigbeAAA(m): 6:49am On Dec 26, 2013

https://www.nairaland.com/1569052/apc-win-2015-election-buhari

Front page please

Politics › APC Will Win 2015 Election - Buhari by AderibigbeAAA(op): 6:46am On Dec 26, 2013

FORMER military head of state and
leader of the All Progressives
Congress (APC) General Muhammadu
Buhari (Rtd.), has said that the party
will win the 2015 presidential election
and that it is a forgone conclusion.
He also described the administration
of President Goodluck Jonathan as
lawless, calling on Nigerians to join the
APC in its campaign to recover the
country.
“APC is about securing Nigeria and
managing it efficiently, how are we
going to do it? The way we are going
to do it is why we got the opposition
parties with representation in the
states and the National Assembly.
With that we believe that the
question of winning the election in
2015 is a foregone conclusion. We are
particularly grateful and impressed by
your governor for his single-
mindedness and his capacity to
identify what is good for his people
and for the country, we thank him
very much.
“A lot of you here were not born
when our leaders thought that the
fundamental thing is one Nigeria, in
spite of our differences; ethnic and
religious, we’ve found ourselves as
one people. Our country, with
tremendous resources and talented
people, but we the people have
managed or mismanaged to organise
ourselves so that we can use them
wisely for this country.
“APC, as I said, is about securing and
efficiently managing Nigeria, I want
you to believe and participate fully
because this effort we are making is
for you because no matter how much
we love this world or the office, we
have only five and ten years to go,
you better realise it and accept it and
work for a strong Nigeria.
“I thank Bola Tinubu for his single
mindedness and the chairman Akande
for his experience and personal
integrity to help to get this party
firmly on the ground. We in this party
will do everything constitutional to
make sure that the 2015 election is
credible. We are in an extremely
difficult position where a government
is lawless, it is very clear to us and the
international community that
executive governors are the chief law
officers of their states. Courageous
Amaechi has been fighting a
government that is supposed to
support him constitutionally. We and
the rest of Nigeria are absolutely
behind your governor and God willing,
we are going to deliver our country
democratically come 2015, no matter
how negatively other people think,
Nigeria will survive”, the former head
of state stated.
Buhari who spoke at the Save Rivers
Movement sensitization rally in Port
Harcourt on Monday, also commended
the Rivers state governor, Chibuike
Rotimi Amaechi for his steadfastness
even in the face of persecution by
federal government over his beliefs.
Buhari’s encomiums preceded
Governor Amaechi’s challenge to the
federal government for an open
debate over alleged unfair treatment
of the state by the Jonathan
administration.
Speaking at the rally, General Buhari
said the APC would do everything
constitutional to ensure that the 2015
elections are credible, emphasizing
the need for Nigeria to overcome her
current challenges as one country.
Meanwhile, Governor Amaechi,
Monday, said he would not support
President Goodluck Jonathan for a re-
election as long as he continues to
short-change Rivers State for other
states, saying he would not “sacrifice
Rivers for the interest of a South-
South president who does not favour
the state.”
Amaechi, who said another 41 oil wells
belonging to the state in the Etche
area had been ceded to neighbouring
Abia State by the Federal
Government, also alleged that the
level of corruption in the current
federal administration was
unprecedented in the history of
Nigeria.
He also said the Federal Government
had elected to devote anti-graft
agencies against the state, while it
looked the other way in the cases of
its own agencies that should be
investigated for corruption.
“One other thing that is bothering me
is that all those that are on the other
side, saying we want South-South
president, I agree with them, but in
politics you don’t just go to a place
because you like someone, you go
because you have your own political
interest, so if a South-South president
refuses to give you water what do you
do? You sweep him out.
“We gave the president nearly 2.1
million votes, right? Let him tell us
one project he has done for us. I have
challenged the president that I belong
to the APC, if he wants me back in the
PDP let him give back the oil wells to
the Kalabari people. No, the
president cannot, instead, he will take
more. One of our sons, a Kalabari son,
said the oil wells were taken under
Rufus Ada-George, tell him I say he’s
lying, he’s never served in
government. I served under Ada-
George government, there was no oil
well taken from Rivers State. I served
under Dr Peter Odili, the oil well was
taken in 2006, they put the money in
an escrow account, by 2007, 2008,
2009 and 2010 they took all the
money and gave to our brothers and
they converted Soku to Bayelsa. My
friend and brother in Bayelsa said ‘we
don’t want Soku, we just want their
oil-wells.
They said Buhari is not a Christian,
he’s a moslem, we are not preaching
religious politics, everyone in Nigeria
has a right to worship where he wants
to worship. It is only when there is
bad governance that they begin to
look for who is an Ikwerre man, who
is an Ijaw man, who is a Hausa man,
who is a Yoruba man. If there’s good
governance you will be talking about
schools, today have I told you I’m an
Ikwerre man?
“In Etche they have taken our forty-
one oil wells across, they are denying
us our rights, we have suffered
enough and as a students’ leader, I
learnt that nobody should trample on
your rights. If I had not fought for my
rights I wouldn’t have become
governor, I suffered and my children
suffered, but today, we are in
government. If you listen to them
closely our brothers on the other side
are hungry, they have been out of
power for nearly eight years, if you
vote them into power what will
happen?,” Amaechi said.
The event was also attended by
Senator Bola Tinubu, Chief Bisi
Akande, Chief Tom Ikimi, Alhaji Aminu
Masari, members of the National
Assembly and other leaders of the
APC at both the state and national
levels.

http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/news/lead-stories/item/29304-apc-will-win-2015-election-buhari-•nigeria-has-never-seen-this-level-of-corruption-before-amaechi.html

Sports › Mikel Deserved A Red Card- ARTETA by AderibigbeAAA(op): 6:34am On Dec 26, 2013

Arsenal midfielder Mikel Arteta admits
that John Obi Mikel could have been
shown a red card for a challenge on him
in the 0-0 draw with Chelsea.
The pair went head-to-head for the ball
with studs showing during the first half
of the Monday Night Football clash at
the Emirates, but referee Mike Dean
allowed play to continue and neither
player was cautioned. Replays suggested
that Arteta came off worse in the tackle
due to the timing of Mikel’s lunge, and
he believes that the Chelsea midfielder
got away lightly with the challenge.
“On that moment I think that he caught
me high – I’ve got a big swollen ankle,”
Arteta told Sky Sports.
“I think that he got late on the ball. You
ask me if it is intentional or not – I
believe that is why the referee didn’t
give him a red card.”
Arteta did admit that both players were
committed to the challenge, but thinks
that the way in which Mikel flew in was
more dangerous than his attempt to win
the ball.
“I was not facing him and he points his
studs towards me,” he said. “I think it is
a different challenge.
“We were both going for the ball and
that is what I am saying, I think
probably the referee thought it was not
intentional.
“I cannot judge what Obi was trying to
do, I think he challenged the ball but
sometimes you are late and if you are
late with your studs up you know what
happens.”

http://www.punchng.com/sports/mikel-deserved-a-red-card-arteta-insists/

Education › Re: Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled by AderibigbeAAA(m): 6:31pm On Dec 23, 2013

Pasca07: Olril,it is obvious that you are frustrated with your baseless argument,tell me what is so special about UI?stop hating because your parents can't afford private universities tuition fees.maybe i need to remind you that all the lecturers at UI and OAU are the same set of ppl that lecture in all dis private universities..LEAD CITY is an example

who are the lecturers? give us names, you wanted to say those Msc students or Phd students of UI who are Head of department in those private schools.

You can't see or know the uniqueness of UI because low level intellectual like you with 0.1 level of reasoning will not see anything good in UI.

for instance, in leadcity university when it two or three weeks to examination, the students are given 15 theory question to practice of which 6 of the 15 questions will appear in the exams and they are meant to answer 4 of the 6.
And You still claim you are not spoon feed?

and I know that what apply to other private schools too?

#TeamUI

Education › Re: Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled by AderibigbeAAA(m): 7:03am On Dec 23, 2013

crixtex: guy name one world setting acheivement ur UI or dose ve produced, who wants to do msc in schs dat re nt in top 100 in d world?? and moreover if govt removes subsidy, u go no say education is not free.. y harvard no b 10naira... na wa o for some pple.... i bet u, u cant make 1st class in iuo, u fink its easy ni?

can you meet up with the Academic standard of the top universities? do those universities recognize the degree from your glorified secondary school?

I'm not saying UI is better than Havard Yales, MIT and the likes but I can tell you, UI postgraduate programmme is far better than that of your school, that if your school even qualified to offer PG programme.

Education › Re: Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled by AderibigbeAAA(m): 6:55am On Dec 23, 2013

Pasca07: Aderibigbe,the truth is that even university of ibadan lecturers have their children in private schools,i will not mention the names of those lecturers,are you saying those lecturers don't know what is good for their children?

Yes, you are right but it simply because their kids just like you can't make the standard that will ensure they are admitted to a school like UI.

Education › Re: Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled by AderibigbeAAA(m): 6:51am On Dec 23, 2013

Lil-blitz:
you say they spoon feed us with marks..at.at least we work for it unlike you that buy yours...afta buying the marks your English remains an apology.. (pathetic) and as for charisma...it is rare to see a public uni student with more charisma (leadership qualities in case u dnt know d meaning) than a private uni student.

from your response, it clear you've admitted that you are spoonfeed but Please how do you work for been spoon feed ? It simple, You simply paid for it.

charisma is not only about leadership but the ability to influence others decision, behavior and actions with your personal charm and distinctive qualities. a charismatic person doesn't necessarily have to be in position of leadership before they influence others.

when it comes to leadership, just please keep yourself out because your so called leaders are just like Secondary school head boy, who is ordered around and told what to do by the school.

Education › Re: Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled by AderibigbeAAA(m): 6:36am On Dec 23, 2013

Pasca07: Aderibigbe,stop spewing trash here with your baseless post that 98% of private universities students can't stand an average public universities students,are u refering to the same public universities we have in naija or what?lol pls provide good evidence to back up your outrageous claim.

I can tell you today, the majority of you guys can't stand an average student from University of Ibadan and obafemi Awolowo university.

if you think otherwise, please meet someone from either of school and objectively ask yourself if you better than them.

Education › Re: Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled by AderibigbeAAA(m): 12:04am On Dec 23, 2013

SamConquer: Your entire post is same with the things i find when i open a trash-Can.Like Seriously did You just write Quality education?No need to talk much here cause i wonder what the likes of Oxford,havard(a private uni)and cambridge will call their Educational Standard...You talk about us being Spoonfeed,Guy check this out:If You are current, I hope you heard about an Igbenidion Student who graduated from Igbenidion with first class in Law he went to NIGERIA LAW SCHOOL where different Law student(graduate)from different uni in Nigeria meet, and also made another FIRST CLASS(was He also Spoonfeed in the Nigeria Law School?If His First class from Igbenidion dont convice You enough...)today that same Student is a PHD GRADUATE from Havard whom your U.i will need to Pay million to have as a Lecturer...talking about ones desire to do a postgraduate in your 'past glory university'.come on guy,that student i gave an example of,where did He do his Phd?Havard of course.why will someone aim Low when he can aim Higher...God bless You#TEAM IGBENIDION

I laugh in Persian, the greatest achievement of your school is that one of your graduate made first class in law school... Wow, you are just like an Arsenal fan who rejoice over winning a match , then what should teams like Bayern or Barcelona do...
we dont rejoice over first class in law school because we've produced hundreds of that..

Please what the name of that your student? Please provide us link or evidence.

If you know any 2013 graduate of Law school, Please ask about Mariam Olafuyi..

you need links....
http://sunnewsonline.com/new/specials/day-5049-fresh-lawyers-invaded-abuja/

Education › Re: Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled by AderibigbeAAA(m): 11:51pm On Dec 22, 2013

Pasca07: aderibigbe,u very funny with post that private universities graduate aim to do their MSC in public universities i don't agree because majority of them prefer to further their education in abroad than going to UI,OAU or UNILAG..check the list of International students in abroad you will be amazed that lots of them are graduates of private universities in nigeria

How many of them can think of doing their Msc in private schools?
take it or leave it, whether you pay 7million and a student of a public university pay 1k, I can tell you that 98% of you guys from private university can't stand an average student from a public university in term intelligence and Academic grounds.

Education › Re: Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled by AderibigbeAAA(m): 9:21pm On Dec 22, 2013

SamConquer: bros thank you jare, what do You expect when someone overfeed Himself with Lizard meat.People will Just rush and 'mix up' nonsense with out doing the necessary research,just because they are fighting for frontpage.if it is by University then all the Great scientist, world leaders,oil magnate and the rest movers and shakers of the Society Should have been alumnus of Havard university.Sometimes I wonder what is Special about all this 'overated Public unis'?Is it the overcrowdness in the Lecture Room?or sex for marks?or Lecturer not attending Lectures for almost a complete Semester? and other vices..yes you paid 5000 and I paid 5milion.what is ur business?can You give what You dont have.when I come in contact with some Public Uni student;No Charisma,no aura nothing Special, with their Poor diction that leaves much to be desired. and one begins to wonder why all this overating? Mtchew Public Uni my Ass!!!...Team Igbenidion

we know you are from a rich family and we can see that you are not logical in your submission on his issue.

1. it true that the population in public universities is alarming but if I ask you, do you know the primary function of the university? I guess you were not taught the in your school.
The primary function of the university is LEARNING AND RESEARCH,
whether we eat lizard meat, or mix up in over populated classrooms, but one thing is simple we get QUALITY EDUCATION far better than the million you paid for, where you are spoon feed with marks and grade.

2. you said " when I come in contact with some Public Uni student;No Charisma,no aura nothing Special, with their Poor diction that leaves much to be desired."

Do you know the meeting of Charisma? do you have charisma? how many of your classmates or fellow graduate can stand and discuss intellectual issues with an average public university student.
Do you think Charisma is about dressing in expensive clothes, forming british accents or attending parties?

3.public universities are OVERATED
you think UI,OAU, UNILAG, ABU are overrated? your lecturers are graduates of these school, you all desire to do your postgraduate studies in UI and the likes, we know your type FIRST CLASS from private universities but can't cope with the Academic standard in public universities when you come FOR Msc .

God bless you.

#TEAMUI

Education › Re: Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled by AderibigbeAAA(m): 9:20pm On Dec 22, 2013

SamConquer: bros thank you jare, what do You expect when someone overfeed Himself with Lizard meat.People will Just rush and 'mix up' nonsense with out doing the necessary research,just because they are fighting for frontpage.if it is by University then all the Great scientist, world leaders,oil magnate and the rest movers and shakers of the Society Should have been alumnus of Havard university.Sometimes I wonder what is Special about all this 'overated Public unis'?Is it the overcrowdness in the Lecture Room?or sex for marks?or Lecturer not attending Lectures for almost a complete Semester? and other vices..yes you paid 5000 and I paid 5milion.what is ur business?can You give what You dont have.when I come in contact with some Public Uni student;No Charisma,no aura nothing Special, with their Poor diction that leaves much to be desired. and one begins to wonder why all this overating? Mtchew Public Uni my Ass!!!...Team Igbenidion

Food › Re: Ibadan Restaurants by AderibigbeAAA(m): 11:57am On Dec 21, 2013

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Food › Re: Ibadan Restaurants by AderibigbeAAA(m): 11:45am On Dec 21, 2013

Archmage: Go chop 'amala skye bank' for bodija..... U go dey alryt.

My boy, your recommendation make sense die

Education › Re: University Of Ibadan(pictures) by AderibigbeAAA(m): 2:29pm On Dec 19, 2013

delors: Nothing spectacular abeg! Regualr buildings, normal landscape, etc

give us the name of your school, and let compare

Sports › Re: List Uncapped in-form Players Keshi Should Call-up by AderibigbeAAA(m): 7:07am On Dec 19, 2013

phreakabit: Honestly I don't think we are lacking in the midfield but Barkley can really add some spark to our team. You know what they say too much is never enough.

Ross Barkley has been capped for England senior team in August, 2013 against Moldova when he came on as a substitute for Jack wilshere.

Education › Re: University Of Ibadan(pictures) by AderibigbeAAA(m): 2:48pm On Dec 18, 2013

tellwisdom: My guy, why you come add mosque and Mecca with few pictures from Egypt join your pics na??

guy, Na UI central mosque be that not Mecca

I REP UI

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Education › Re: All ASUU Strike News::1st July-16th December 2013 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 5:20pm On Nov 29, 2013

ASUU's LETTER TO PRESIDENT JONATHAN
Date: 22nd November, 2013
His Excellency,
Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, GCFR,
The president,
Federal Republic of Nigeria,
Aso Rock Villa,
Abuja.
Through:
The Supervising Minister,
Ministry of Education,
Federal Secretariat Complex,
Abuja.
Your Excellency,
RE: RESOLUTIONS REACHED AT THE
MEETING BETWEEN FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
AND REPRESENTATIVES OF THE ACADEMIC
STAFF UNION OF UNIVERSITIES(ASUU)
CHAIRED BY THE PRESIDENT AND
ATTENDED BY THE LEADERSHIP OF THE
NIGERIA LABOUR CONGRESS(NLC), TRADE
UNION CONGRESS (TUC) OF NIGERIA HELD
AT THE STATE HOUSE ON 4th NOVEMBER
2013
Please refer to Government's letter with
reference number FME/TE/SSIM/CA/99
dated 6th November 2013 and ASUU's
letter of 8th of November 2013 on the
above subject matter. Your Excellency will
possibly recall that the two letters
conveyed highlights of discussions at the
meeting under reference as captured by
Government and ASUU respectively.
On the ASUU side, we promised that the
two letters would be duly relayed to all
branches of our union. ASUU duly fulfilled
this promise. In addition, our branches
were briefed on the understanding
conveyed to ASUU president by your
Excellency on th renegotiation of the 2009
Agreement during a telephone
conservation of Wednesday, 6th
November,2013. This was done to enable
our members take an informed decision
towards reviewing the ongoing strike
action.
The positions taken by the branches were
collated at the National Executive Council
(NEC) meeting held on 22nd November,
2013 at the Bayero University,Kano.
On behalf of NEC, I hereby convey the
Union's appreciation of the expressed
concern of your Excellency to bring an end
to the crisis occasioned by the poor
implementation of the 2009 Agreement
and the 2012 Memorandum of
Understanding (MOU) arising therefrom
through your personal intervention.
NEC would have taken a definitive decision
on ending the strike, especially in view of
your Excellency's intervention, but for
certain uncertainties, the clearance of
which would have been decisive in making
the relevant decision. These uncertainties
involve issues on which ASUU members
nationwide have strong feelings. They are
about certain gaps evident in
Government's report as presented to our
union.
Specifically, our members are requesting
that Your Execellency facilitates the
resolution of the issues as a way of
concretizing their understanding of th
agreed positions. This will involve the
following:
(a) that the N200billion agreed upon as
2013 Revitalization Fund for public
universities shall be deposited with the
CBN and disbursed to the benefitting
universities within two weeks.
(b)that the renegotiation of the 2009
Agreement in 2014 be included in the final
document as agreed at the discussion with
your Excellency.
(c)that a Non-vicctimization clause, which is
normally captured in all interactions of this
nature, be included in the final document,
and
(d) that a new Memorandum of
Understanding shall be validly endorsed,
signed by a representative of the
Government, preferably the Attorney-
General of the Federation and a
representative of ASUU with the president
of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) as a
witness.
Your Excellency, please be assured that the
union is willing to do all that is needful to
resolve the lingering crisis as soon as the
expressed observations of our members
are addressed.
Thank you.
Yours in the Struggle,
Nasir F. Isa, Ph.D
Presidnt
Source: PUNCH(29th November,2013.page
2)

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Education › Re: All ASUU Strike News::1st July-16th December 2013 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 3:29pm On Nov 29, 2013

Dear ASUU,
Please remember that you are not dealing
with AUNTY RUKA (prof Rufia Rukayah ),
and are now dealing with WIKA, you can
ask Amaechi about him.
I also want to remind you that GEJ stopped
OCCUPYNIGERIA, and nothing happened.
Please ask the Unilorin 49 lecturers how it
feels to be in court for 8years against
Unilorin management, remember you're
dealing with FG not Unilorin management.
finally, remember it now every man for
himself.
yours in the struggle,
Abdullah

Education › Re: All ASUU Strike News::1st July-16th December 2013 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 1:40pm On Nov 28, 2013

Kedro: read the last paragraph of the link you posted.eventually the didnt lose anything

Yes they didn't lose at last but the federal government will achieve it immediate aim of getting students back to school.

on. the otherhand, the sacked lecturers would have incurred expenses in takin the issue to court which lasted for years .

Education › Re: All ASUU Strike News::1st July-16th December 2013 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 1:37pm On Nov 28, 2013

Kedro: read the last paragraph of the link you posted.eventually the didnt lose anything

Education › Re: All ASUU Strike News::1st July-16th December 2013 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 1:25pm On Nov 28, 2013

Kedro: read the last paragraph of the link you posted.eventually the didnt lose anything

Education › Re: All ASUU Strike News::1st July-16th December 2013 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 1:14pm On Nov 28, 2013

Kedro: read the last paragraph of the link you posted.eventually the didnt lose anything

Education › Re: All ASUU Strike News::1st July-16th December 2013 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 12:51pm On Nov 28, 2013

Kedro: it wont work man,if it works come back and quote me wrong.FG wont n cant sack any lecterer.

one thing is certain, Universities will resume and 90% of the lecturers will resume work, the stubborn ones will be sacked and in future date will be reinstated back but that may take years.

Kindly read the UNILORIN SACKED LECTURERS SAGA

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/University_of_Ilorin

Education › Re: All ASUU Strike News::1st July-16th December 2013 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 4:20pm On Nov 27, 2013

Strike may be
suspended within 24
hours – ASUU
Posted by: Oseheye Okwuofu, Ibadan
in Campus Life, News Update
14 mins ago
The Academic Staff Union of Universities
on Wednesday said the ongoing strike by
university lecturers would be suspended
within 24 hours once the new resolutions
reached with President Goodluck
Jonathan on November 4 were accepted.
The union, however, described the
statement credited to the Minister of
Education, Nyesom Wike, that ASUU was
making new outrageous demands as
“untrue and absolute lie.”
The union said it asked President
Jonathan to facilitate the endorsement of
resolutions reached with him and signed
by high ranking government official
preferably the Attorney-General of the
Federation but not a permanent
secretary.
ASUU said a representative of the body
including the President of Nigeria Labour
Congress, Abdulwahid Omar, would stand
as witnesses.
The union said it wanted the N200 billion
agreed upon as 2013 revitalisation fund
for public universities to be warehoused
with the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN)
and disbursed to the benefiting
universities.
ASUU’s position was conveyed by the
union National Treasurer, Dr. Ademola
Aremu, while speaking with The Nation in
an interview in Ibadan on Wednesday.
He said the union appreciated the
intervention of President Jonathan but
noticed that some of the resolutions
reached with the President were not
included in the letter sent to the union.
According to him, the supervising
Minister of Education was economical
with the truth by not telling Nigerians
that apart from the N30 billion earned
allowances released for university staff,
the government was yet to release the
N100 billion claimed to have been
released.

http://thenationonlineng.net/new/strike-may-suspended-within-24-hours-ASUU/

Education › Re: All ASUU Strike News::1st July-16th December 2013 by AderibigbeAAA(m): 4:37pm On Nov 22, 2013

[quote author=Manchelsea]The NEC MEETING is ongoing, my uncle is a VC and my HOD who is also my project supervisor and like a friend to me is a chairperson ASUU local branch ....ie my university chairperson of the union. Well enough of the profile but what am saying is that BOTH PERSONS confirmed the meeting to be holding but venue, they didn't tell me.[/quote
you're a student of Which school?

Education › Re: 7 Nigerian Varsities Emerge For World Bank Sponsored Projects by AderibigbeAAA(m): 3:09pm On Nov 22, 2013

paulbets: it is very funny to see a sensible person compare UI with FUNAAB . I could say is a big insult to UI. is more like comparing goat with cheetah. though funaab is a nice school, I still don't believe it has come any close in levels and prestige..... etc to UI . also note that been funded by the world bank does not necessarily put any school at the top. but in terms of comparisons among nigerian universities, I may categorize them in classes: where first class group naturally include UNILAG, UI, OAU......... etc (*u get the picture?*). and FUNAAB is typically in between fourth nd third class category. though I expect FUNAAB to grow nd be around second class category in the next 10 to 15 years but that is if they keep the pace with which they are moving now. forgive me people if I offended you with my view, its just my view anyhow and am sorry. should you wonder, I no dey UI oooo

MAY GOD BLESS YOU

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