₦airaland Forum

let begin by saying - this woman dull .... She thinks Nigerians are fools! I dont bliv this super story because they didnt shoot @ ha... Am waiting for part 2 when she wil claim dat she managed to excape the bullet or probably catch the bullet......

this man jst said it all... Personally president Goodluck has failed me and failed those people that died in the north during his election.

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In a non-traditional trade dispute between
the Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) and the federal government, the
association had a secret National Executive
Council (NEC ) meeting in an undisclosed
venue in Kano, but refused to reveal the
decision taken till after meeting with
President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.
A source close to ASUU revealed that the
position of ASUU is 60-40 as at the time
they held their NEC meeting. Sixty percent
wanted the strike to be called off and 40
percent of them wanted the strike to
continue.
Another source close to the association
revealed that they were caught between
the mourning of their former President,
Professor Festus Iyayi and a need to put a
halt to the strike action.
The meeting was behind closed doors and
some members of the association were not
even aware of the meeting on the grounds
that they were not part of the leadership.
This was unlike in the past, where all
members were privy of such meetings.
They were said to be conveyed in two
coaster buses and sneaked out of the
university and met at another unscheduled
location, Mambayya House, a research
centre belonging to the university.
The source further added that ASUU
decided to take their decision to President
Jonathan before making it public. An action
they decided on as a show of respect to
the President for his willingness to see to
the end of the crisis engulfing the ivory
towers of knowledge for months.
Notice was not given by the association
before holding the meeting unlike before.
Neither did journalists invited for press
briefing after the meeting. It was not held
at the ASUU Secretariat of Bayero
University, Kano. THISDAY also recalled that
the NEC meeting was billed to hold last
weeks but was scuttled with the sudden
death of the former ASUU President,
Professor Festus Iyayi.
The death that is still making different
people to think differently about it. A
repeat of Iyayi’s untimely death was
alleged to be avoided by the association. Source: www.thisdaylive.com/articles/ASUU-meets-in-kano-to-confer-with-jonathan-later/165088/

I have been asking myself same question, it feels so bad to knw that nothing has been said abt the strike. Although am not a polytechnic student but its really not fair... Every sector is important but i knw everything is possible wit God. I will kip commenting so that this thread doesnt go behind!

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eyenCalabar: It's a different ball game when it comes to the senior team. Again, the Eaglets are just playing to sell themselves whereas that's not really the way it is when it comes to the senior team.

ok bro...

Well! As for me after watching adays match between the super eagle and Ethiopia, i can confidently say that the eaglet better!

Jamaticulus: Cracks in ASUU as IBBU university resumes
on Monday, pulls out of ASUU strike
There appears to be a crack in the ranks of
ASUU, 24 hours after the lecturers’ union
was hit by the tragedy of Iyayi’s death.
The Ibrahim Badamasi
Babangida University (IBBU), Lapai, Niger
State may have pulled out of the strike.
The university management directed that
the institution be re-opened on Monday.
The Nation gathered that IBBU Senate
debated the outcome of the congress of
the local chapter of ASUU,
which was said to favour the calling off of
the strike and resolving to re-open the
campus for academic activities.
A member of IBBU ASUU chapter, who
spoke to our reporter on the telephone,
said the union members voted that the
strike be called off, but with the promise
that their decision would not override the
NEC’s resolution. He said the management
relied on the congress decision and
ordered resumption.
Another member of the union said: “Yes,
we have been asked to resume on Monday
and the campus is being prepared for re-
opening. The university
management took the decision in line with
agreement of members that were present
at the ASUU congress we held on
Monday.”
Asked if the local ASUU was consulted
before the decision was reached, the
source responded: “I cannot confirm this
but what I am sure of is that lectures will start on Monday.”

source please

obayaya: Love is the appreciation of the imperfect perfectly

Guy u get sense! You are good...

jaysleem: Let's look at the issue this way, if the NEC meeting has been postponed what happens to the ASUU NEC members who are already in Kano for the meeting? Do we honestly think they'll just abandon the meeting and risk going back and then reconvene again with the fresh knowledge and fear of their member's accidental death?
I'm very sure that what should be on their minds now is that the strike should just be called off so they can go back to their different duty posts in peace.

Guy u are wise! I like pple who think befor commenting...

Alexcollins: THE CASUALTIES OF ASUU STRIKE!!!
The ongoing industrial action by University Lecturers has claimed one of its biggest casualty. (The casualties are not only those who have been kept at home, the casualties are not only those whose wards have been rendered 'useless' for more than 16 weeks ... The fighters are also casualties...) The sudden death of the former President of ASUU Dr. Festus Iyayi via an auto crash enroute Kano for ASUU's NEC meeting is indeed the 'Biggest casualty". There was no need running around the country. Roads are in dilapidated condition and ASUU members know this. One has to be careful traveling around for 'trivial' issues. This strike is easy to be called off or sustained. Since the various chapters have voted, the votes should have just been communicated to the National leaders and they can make their input whether or not to suspend the ongoing strike. This is jet age and there are different ways to pass information. Moving from Ondo to Ibadan, Abuja to Markudi, Ososo to Sokoto, Benin to Kano e.t.c in the name of agitating for better education is quite risky and uncalled for. This should be a lesson to the lecturers' Union and ASUU leaders should amend these unnecessary processes before industrial actions are embarked on or suspended. We must learn to make things easy for ourselves in life.
May Dr. Iyayi's soul rest in peace. He died in the struggle and in active service!
Aluta continua!!!

Hahaha... True talk.... U even mentioned my village-ososo

richieadams: Department of accounting i go

ok u welcome bro

morganskillz: A doctor who works where men play is a?

A gyneacologist! Seems u like dat kind of play....

morganskillz: A doctor who works where men play is a?

A gyneacologist! Seems u like dat kind of play....lol

efilefun: BREAKING NEWS from Abuja on ASUU strike!!! We are happy to announce to you that..
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If I hear anything else, I'll let you know..
Good evening..

Hey dude! Do u think this arabic forum ? U should be in islamic school and not here.... See arabic talent wasting!

Dubby6: I cook beans live am inside my ward rope before strike, I just dey pray say d tin Neva spoil


BTW my people don convert me to house help

hahahaha... Guy u no serious .... Funny sha

Spacodinho: Guy i don open something lyk dis b4 na. But all thesame i'm reping 2nd campus, faculty of arts to be precise. Lol

nice one bro... Am from d college of health sciences

I dont know why am feeling that i'm the only Bsu student on nairaland.... I need students from bsu on this thread so that we can discuss issues affecting the school .......

Maybe u haven't meet ryt person for u.... D ryt person for u will take u very serious

no coment....but am vexin for this senator guy...

The main cause of these evils in Nigeria is poverty.. This result from bad and wicked govt who only think abt themselves alone..... What a pity.