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Chrisvicmall I chatted with my power bank seller and he has agreed to pay for the shipping through you, please How will he make the payment to you and send you the goods.

[quote author=anex4real][/quote]anex4real: Hello
chrisvic mall, please do
you still help to import
power banks, I also
want to fund my
account but I don't have
a diamond bank near
here, I can only transfer
money to you through
electronic transfer. is
this allowed. Please answer my question

In terms of acceptability, visa card is more accepted and more secure than mastercard but that doesn't make it the best, master card has it own advantage, I use both cards.

Hello chrisvic mall, please do you still help to import power banks, I also want to fund my account but I don't have a diamond bank near here, I can only transfer money to you through electronic transfer. is this allowed.

How much should I budget for a toyota camry pencil light 1996

This is a confirmation that our president has ran mad again. The population of Nigeria is around 150 million with over 92% living below average. How many among this 92% can afford a brand new car with 18,000 naira as the minimum wage, why can't they increase the tarriff on new imported cars too, the rate at which the government itself import new cars is alarming. MR PRESIDENT COME 2015 IT WILL BE PAY BACK TIME.

koonbey: I wonder

yes that is it, they have not even receive much lecture for the semester.

alexleo: I pity you students that are making noise against ASUU. If you people truly want the strike to end you should mount pressure on the Federal government. We can see that ASUU is not ready to shift ground and they also have nothing to lose. Most of them are adjunct professors/lecturers in private Universities and even foreign ones and they are earning pay there. Some others are doing some other jobs within and outside the country and making money now. FG cannot even sack them because they can't get enough set of professors and PHD holders to replace them. Currently, the number of profs and Phds we have are not even enough for our Universities. FG has no option than to cool down for them. You students also have no choice than to pressure the FG to meet with the ageement they had with ASUU. If you keep calling ASUU names from now till years to come you won't achieve anything so why don't you go for a profitable option if you are truly tired of the strike?

That the point.

Lila_martedi: *yawnnnssss* sumwhere along the line,i fell asleep reading this

sure Nigerians don't like reading which make them ignorance of the truth

anthoniosp: oga sorry i knw say u dn dry write since bt e don dry already.. thread closed

I think you woke up on the wrong side this morning, early in the morning vomiting rubbish all around, please if you can post a reasonable comment, get something to do it too early.

Why we remain on
strike, by varsity
teachers
In the past two
months, university
teachers have been
on strike. There is no
sign of when the
action will end,
despite the Federal
Government’s
release of N100
billion for renovation
of universities’
infrastructure and
N30 billion for the
payment of earned
allowances. The
money, the lecturers
say, does not meet
their demands.
Parents and students
are also urging the
Federal Government
to honour the
agreement in full.
The Federal
Government may
consider the N100 billion
it has released out of
the N500 billion for
infrastructural projects
in 61 universities a big
deal but university
teachers think
otherwise.
Despite pressure from
various quarters that it
should manage what
the government has
offered and end its 74-
day old strike, the
Academic Staff Union
of Universities (ASUU)
is not moved.
Members of the union in
the public universities
nationwide are insisting
that the Federal
Government must
honour the agreement
by providing the funds
according to the
timetable and
conditions both parties
set.
Ironically, many parents
and students
interviewed by The
Nation seem to be
behind ASUU. They are
urging the union to
ensure they get all that
was agreed upon so
that there would not be
another strike soon.
Journey to 2009
ASUU/FGN Agreement
The 2009 agreement
was a product of
negotiations with
successive
administrations,
beginning in 1992 with
that of former military
president Gen Ibrahim
Babangida. There were
also re-negotiations in
1999 (under Gen
Abdulsalami Abubakar);
and 1999/2001 (under
former President
Olusegun Obasanjo),
until the agreement
was signed in 2009
(under the late
President Umaru Musa
Yar’ Adua).
ASUU President Dr Nasir
Fagge said through the
agreement, the union
seeks to make
universities competitive
by ensuring that
conditions of service are
favourable to academic
staff so as to reverse
brain drain; provide
adequate funding to
universities; and ensure
their autonomy and
academic freedom.
But, the pact’s
implementation has
over the years pitched
ASUU against the
government.
Two outstanding
issues define the
ongoing strike: the
release of funds
accruing up to N500
billion to improve
facilities in 61 public
universities (27 federal
and 34 state); and the
non-payment of earned
allowances put at N92
billion.
In response to ASUU
demands, the
government set up a
committee headed by
Benue State Governor
Gabriel Suswam, to
implement the
recommendations of
the committee on
Needs Assessment of
Public Universities which
submitted its report to
the National Economic
Council (NEC) last
November.
The 11-man committee
chaired by Prof
Mahmood Yakubu,
former Executive
Secretary, Tertiary
Education Trust Fund
(TETFund), in its report,
recommended that
“Government shall
consider the provision
of quality infrastructure
for teaching and
learning in all
universities as a
national emergency.”
The panel noted that
the classrooms,
laboratories and hostels
of the 61 universities
had decayed.
The government
released N100 billion for
this purpose on August
21, almost two months
after the
commencement of the
strike, to cover
construction of
classrooms,
laboratories and
hostels.
It also announced the
release of N30 billion for
the earned allowances.
However, the union is
insisting on the full
amounts stated in the
agreement before
calling off the strike.
Suswam has
condemned the union‘s
stand, especially as the
government has
released of some funds
to meet part of the
demands.
“There is nothing on the
list of their demands
that the government
has not touched,”
Suswam said when he
hosted the National
Union of Benue State
Students last week.
Why ASUU is not
impressed
Some lecturers told The
Nation that accepting
what the government
was offering would only
be postponing the evil
day because the
amount would continue
to mount.
Chairman, ASUU, Cross
River University of
Technology (CRUTECH),
Dr Nsing Ogar accused
the government of
insincerity. He said the
N100 billion the
government is paying
now should have been
released in April last
year – with an
additional N400 billion
this year. He said by
2015 the amount
released should be N1.3
trillion.
He said: “Last year,
there was an
agreement between
the government and
ASUU that N100 billion
would be injected into
the university system
to upgrade facilities. It
was supposed to be
released immediately.
The Memorandum of
Understanding (MoU)
was signed in January
2012 and by April that
sum o

PLEASE LET US TAKE NOTE. THE MONEY ASUU IS DEMANDING FOR IS NOT 3 TRILLION THE CORRECT AMOUNT IS 1.3 TRILLION. LET GET OUR FACT RIGHT BEFORE PROPAGATING LIES.

Anuoluwap: tell me more

Eksu has done it once before about five years ago. This is how it work s since they havn't begin their first semester exam, they will just start a new session from the beginin which they will merge last year intake with dis year intake, they will be receiveing lectures together but the years on their certificate will be different.

This is not the first time eksu will be merging student together.

Please Mr gbenga, can you recomend some cars with a total budget of 500k to 600k, I will like to be auto and ac fitted. Thank you.

Please what does this mean Send item abroad (EDI-
received) Sep 15 2013 12:43AM CN102 CNBJSA Item Received in good
condition.

Please me too need a copy oh. This is my email anex4real@gmail.com

Mod. Let this make front page.

Please does anyone has arbitrage number

Some are just too blind to see this in the post " This came barely four
months after the state
government appealed
to the federal
government to settle
N13.4 billion pension
benefits of her retirees
in the state.

Cutiemercie: . I'm also worried about the hostels. I heard that the school does not have hostels, one has to rent an apartment or so

yes their is school hostel, but it very small and in a bad shape so I will not advice anyone to opt in for that, it better to rent apartment and it very cheap.

This is a welcome development on the part of efcc, It will be a laudable development if efcc will use this tool to provide transparency to the public.

Good news afternic have been bought by godaddy

please gurus in the house help track this. RB601385635CN RB258650243CN

Use etradexchange.net to withdraw, they will buy ur fund at 155 a dollar

Yes am willing to be a moderator here. I love this bussiness section a lot. Yes to all the rules and regulation.

happyday: @ lightheart, It doesn't work that way these days. Most clients looking for writers these days don't care too much about how they write, they feel it's why they're out looking for someone, to start with.
I won't judge the advert based on the tenses used or the amount of details. You get to know which job suits you based on the price. Evidently the price here belong to content mills, 3USD per article.

No one is above mistakes in the use of tenses. The mistake he pointed out was due to typing in a hurry.

yes they do