₦airaland Forum

bory09: have not seen the cut off mark o. Have they release the cut off

Cutiemercie: Biko I'm worried. Is eksu a good school?

Cutiemercie: The school fees is too much,the school's academic calendar is somehow......the students love to fight.....goin on strike is like a normal holiday to them

Cutiemercie: Pals,i need help. Tell me your personal view bout this great school. A friend of mine who is a student said the school is not so good yet their school fees,the accomodation fee and the acceptance fee are even enough for a student to go to a private university.

eddiebruk: What is Tried compared to Tired....? are these people really University student...? both of them are above me.

notime3555: boss please that same link can you gimme the one of law ie INTERNATIONAL LAW AND JURISPDENCE Thanks in advance

THE National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has commenced inspection of facilities in some of the universities in the country, just as it called on the striking members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to return to class.

The visit, which will take the members of the association to both private and public universities in the country, is to enable the students to have basis for comparison and agitate for better welfare for the students.

Speaking after inspection facilities at the Elizade University, Ilara Mokin, Ondo State, the leader of the South-West Facility Tour Team, Gbenga Ayenuro, however, commended the authorities of the university for the facilities put in place in the university.

Ayenuro, who is also the association’s financial secretary, pleaded with the two sides to the industrial action by the university lecturers to shift ground on their demands in the interest of the Nigerian students.

He said the striking lecturers should accept the offers of the Federal Government and allow the students to return to classes in earnest.

He said: “From the need assessment committee, all ASUU demands have been resolved except one, which is the issue of earned allowances put at N87 billion.”

“Currently, from a reliable source and media reports, the Federal Government has approved and disbursed N100 billion for university funding and N30 billion for the earned allowances. At this point, we urge ASUU to shift ground for the sake of Nigerian students and return to classrooms, while deliberations will continue.

“On the earned allowance, we also appeal to the Federal Government to reconsider ASUU’s earned claims on the earned allowances.

“NANS is still dutifully committed to protecting the welfare of Nigerian students without compromise, as spirited efforts have been made by the association under the able leadership of Comrade Yinka Gbadebo to ensure that our teachers return to classrooms, which is the prime interest of the students,” he said.

stephano100: Wat of tonto dikeh

Caracta: Genny is beautiful!!!

Romanciella: ayt dude ah said who would ya go 4 on a more serioux note.....*in olamde's voice* or re u a learne...lol

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Akshow: na cos u wan tell us say the guy wey kpekus for 15hrs no serious na im make u quote evrything? but honestly which woman fit keep her kiiiiiiity for continuous baaaaanging for 15hrs? choiii. she go craze with orgasm be dat.

Lil Donne: What's magun?