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Which privacy are ya'll claiming? Whats the big deal in facebook anyway? Abeg i fit drop all my details here if asked.

emuyi: bro just a question, u dy all right?

#ThemaddoNairalander > don't expect me to be alright.

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OmoUSH: No1 post: Unilorin list is totally ready. I swear! The list will be uploaded before tomorrow night. All those peepz saying that D Vc is yet to sign as he is in Hilmalayas or where ever are ignorant. This is Goverment work. He can't travel without doing his duty on the admission matter. If u know the way the list is being manipulated before it is released, then u wil understand the delay. I am telling u that by Monday, the link will officially appear..

like ghost...

klenzjoshua: Thanks a lot. I got what I needed on the thread u invited me to. I will be waiting for the second or supplementary list.

if i may ask did you choose them as 1st choice?

flakky006: Got admitted 2 study english... Ma prayer ℓ̊S̶̲̥̅ dt ASUU strike shld end soonest.. Congrats 2 d admitted peeps

me still waiting *bursts out in tears*

khattab02: please explain how is it end times or Analyse the end times tins.

Posts/comments that are irrelevant are tagged "END TIME TINZ" on nairaland.

*passing by* *yawns* *moves to next thread*

Though, in love with GMAIL but this days i get lots of spam messages. Imagine a yahoo boy pretending to be a lady sending one yeye liberian girl picture telling me he lost his family in a war in liberia that he is now staying in a church as a refugee. Asking me to date him online and from their we'll do some transactions to get him out of where he is cause his father left him some money and I will be the one to collect it for him. Rubbish. I got this type of spam message on my gmail account up to 7 times last month before it finally stopped. But Gmail sure pass though.

chucky234: Are you a learner?

Nope. I guess it's my network connection that caused it.

babs01: You have to go to the scul campus, there u will find solution to your problem, u can't just sit at home nd rely on their online stuf

i've already invited him to d main Eksu thread on nairaland. No need 2go to d school. The list is not uploaded yet. That's d reason.

Olayinkadon: Dose pple dat were admitted by jamb,is it from jamb/in connection with d skul?

yes that's how they do.

Join us here -https://www.nairaland.com/898475/

*passing by* *opens mouth* *spits on the thread* *walks away* zooOOOm

Jamesrock: you know but hasn't bin confirmed

i have my own source of info sha.

Jamesrock: you fool, i got it from aaua website

fool? Guy it's high time you grew up. You don't even know the word that fits.

Gmail or yahoo mail? Oya vote
https://www.nairaland.com/1427310/gmail-yahoo-mail-which-prefer#1427310.6

Gmail or yahoo mail? Oya vote
https://www.nairaland.com/1427310/gmail-yahoo-mail-which-prefer#1427310.6

Gmail or yahoo mail? Oya vote
https://www.nairaland.com/1427310/gmail-yahoo-mail-which-prefer#1427310.6

Gmail or yahoo mail? Oya vote
https://www.nairaland.com/1427310/gmail-yahoo-mail-which-prefer#1427310.6

Afam4eva: I find it hard to believe because Gmail's attachment system is wayy better and swifter than that of Yahoo. I think what you intended to say is "I don't know how to attach files in Gmail".

lol. I know how

notime3555: why dont u too pick d registrar's no on aaua's website and kall him to verify okay..........

for what? Verify what I already know?

spigery: waiting for the official release of eksu's admission list is killing me softly

nt only u o

Gmail or Yahoo mail? ....

echibuzor: GMail all the way.. Yahoo is way too slow, upload na wahala, download sef na gengen, if you dont have fast broadband, your own don finish be dat.. Also I love the Compose Mail style that gmail employs, makes you feel like u are chatting, there was a day I was trying to send a document, I was so busy typing the accompanying message that I forgot to attach the file, but gmail told me to attach it because i had started the message with 'Please find attached'... About the Layout.. I dont care...

sometimes I find it difficult to add attachments using gmail

Ado Ekiti — UNIVERSITY students
under the umbrella of National
Association of Nigerian Students,
NANS, yesterday, took to the
streets in Ado Ekiti, Ekiti State
capital, calling on the Federal
Government to accede to the
demands of the Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU.
They equally threatened to shut
down activities in the private
universities in the country should
the crisis linger on.
The students who displayed
several placards with various
inscriptions, lambasted the
Federal Government for its failure
to honour the agreement it
entered into with ASUU since
2009.
Speaking on behalf of his
colleagues, Asafon Sunday,
Director of Action and
Mobilisation NANS, South–West,
claimed between 2000 and 2011
the Nigerian government earned
about N48.48 trillion from the
sale of oil alone, against N3.10
trillion earned between 1979
and 1999
He said the Federal Inland
Revenue Service, FIRS, in 2012
financial year alone generated
N5.12 trillion from tax paid by
the masses.
According to him: “With this
tremendous upswing in the
revenue at the disposal of the
Nigerian government, one would
have expected such to translate
to commensurate improvement
in the quality of Nigeria’s public
education as well as other social
services.”
He condemned the refusal of
Federal Government to budget a
reasonable amount of money to
education sector as
recommended by UNESCO which
is 26 per cent of the country’s
total budget.
Sunday noted that some
countries with smaller Gross
Domestic Product, GDP, like
Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire, Kenya,
Morocco and Botswana had
budgetary allocations to
education sector as follow, 31
per cent,20 per cent,23 per
cent ,17.7 per cent and 19 per
cent respectively to 8.5 per cent
that Nigeria government had
budgeted for education in 2013.
Also speaking, Steven Adara ,a
student leader from Ekiti State
University, EKSU , lamented that
government officials and
prominent Nigerians were not
bothered about the crisis in the
public universities because their
children were in private schools
overseas.
According to him: “We will
mobilise and disrupt academic
activities in the private
universities because it is the sons
and daughters of the rich that
are in these schools.”
Source
www.vanguardngr.com/2013/09/students-threaten-to-shut-private-varsities-over-ASUU-strike/

The Federal Government has on
Tuesday declared that an
additional 30 billion naira has
been released to the Academic
Staff Union of Universities, ASUU,
claiming that it is at the verge of
meeting almost all the demands
of the University lecturers.
Disclosing this development to
newsmen, Gabriel Suswam,
Chairman of the National
Economic Empowerment
Development Strategy (NEEDS)
assessment implementation
committee for universities,
asserted that the Ministry of
Education would disburse the
fund to various universities
across the country for the
settlement of lecturers’
allowances.
In his appeal to ASUU to consider
the plight of the students and
that of the government, Mr.
Suswam faulted the union’s
earlier claims that the N100
billion disbursed to the Union by
the government for
infrastructures in universities
was without due and prior
consultations.
The ASUU leadership had last
week expressed concerns that a
clear modus operandi for
assessing the funds released for
the universities was yet to be
stated by the government.
Meanwhile, ASUU President, Nasir
Fagge has continued to hold on
to his position that anything
short of N500 billion would not
meet the immediate needs of the
universities.
“We observe that the Committee
is so far mentioning only N100
billion. If the implementation is to
be related to the funding
requirements in the 2009 ASUU/
FGN Agreement and the January
2012 MoU, what is due for 2012
and 2013 is N500 billion, not
N100 billion,” Mr. Fagge had said.
Mr. Suswam has however refuted
claims of the Academic body,
affirming that they were carried
along in the entire process
where N100 billion was agreed.
He said, “ASUU participated in all
the meetings where it was
agreed to raise N100 billion,
which has already been
distributed to all the
universities,”
“In fact, the president of ASUU
nominated one Dr. Baffa, who is
very resourceful. He did all the
work, and presented the criteria
for distribution of the money
which is based on the population
of each university,” Mr. Suswam
added.
Suswan further clarified that the
draft of the document was
earlier sent to ASUU for scrutiny
by the Committee and wondered
where the complaint was coming
from.
“Instead, they wrote me a letter
accusing the committee of
insincerity. The councils are the
ones that would verify what we
are owing, go and ask them,
ASUU said no, that unless we put
N92 billion on the table,” Mr.
Suswam said.
Suswam warned the lecturers to
stop blackmailing the
government with their protest as
the strike was almost going
political.
Recall that President Goodluck
Jonathan and his cabinet
members, especially, the Minister
of Finance and Education have
been at the receiving end since
the strike action commenced.
Even though the presidency has
allayed fear that the agreement
which was signed under a
different administration would
have adverse effect on the
nation’s economy, President
Jonathan has accepted to bear
responsibility for the ongoing
strike action and has appealed to
the aggrieved lecturers to go
back to classroom while the
negotiation continues, or better
still make a reasonable attempt at
shifting ground.
With several appeals from the
government and other well
meaning Nigerians on the need
for the Academic body to resume
work, many Nigerians are of the
opinion that ASUU would have
relaxed its decision and consider
the ongoing nationwide appeal.

Source
www.dailypost.com.ng/2013/09/04/ASUU-strike-respite-for-students-as-fg-releases-another-n30billion-to-lecturers/