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its like this, 4yrs for your program, 2yrs external strike, 1yr internal strike then 6mnths delay in result. Shikena

Pls, help me ask him o!.

I support it, but just like IBB said, it was ill-timed. We have to much problems on our hands right now and we are compiling them with this. For christ sake, jonathan could have picked a better time for this, not now. My pity goes to those stranded in their villages because of high cost of transportation.

Yea, I love my WhatsApp on ma s60v5. Its too cool

I'm afraid, thats one bridge you have to cross. Its impossible for a science student to avoid physics.

Very Much On Strike.

I guess many people on the 1st, 2nd and 3rd list forfeited their admission, so now they are offering it to those that can pay for it.

So Sad, if the lady wasn't his wife, then he just hump'd his way to Hell.

This is Lagos.

All mods have been working hard but i think the current Education mod should be nominated.

So sad, You guys should just pray something is done about this.

You guys are disgusting.

Don't waste your time and money on foundation programs. There is only a 40% chance of making it. Let me advise you, when you get to the campus in Badagry look at the results of the previous set especially their science students and see how the fail woefully each year after saying N250,000. You then find most of them running to Houdegbe North American uni in cotonou, since it very near. Thats just the Gospel truth.

' I do not know with what
weapons World War III will
be fought with, but World
War IV will be fought with
sticks and stones'. Albert Einstein

Can staylite forfeit their admission?, what nonsense.

December 12, 2011

News By Victor Ahiuma-Young ABUJA- IN a move to prevent the
non-academic staff in the nation’s
universities from joining the ongoing
strike by the academic staff, the
Federal Government has directed
vice-chancellors to stop retrenching non-academic staff of universities at
the age of 60 pending passage of the
bill by the National Assembly and
assent by the President. National Association of Academic
Technologists, NAAT; Non-Academic
Staff Union of Education and
Associated Institutions, NASU, and
Senior Staff Association of Nigerian
Universities, SSANU, under the Joint Action Committee of the three
unions, were set to begin an
indefinite strike over failure by the
Federal Government to implement
the 2009 agreement. The contending issues in the
agreement are the 65 years
retirement age, improvement in the
funding level of universities, earned
allowance, and career structure for
technologists on CONTISS 14 and 15. After meeting with the Minister of
Education, Prof. Ruqayyah Ahmed-
Rufa’i and the Minister of Labour,
Chief Emeka Wogu, SSANU President,
Mr. Samson Ugwoke, said, yesterday,
that the ministers showed the three unions evidence that the issues
would be resolved soonest and that
the government was doing
everything to ensure accelerated
passage of the bill on the 65-year
retirement age and other related issues. He added that the ministers told the
union leaders that vice-chancellors of
universities had been informed by
the government not to “retire any
members of the unions who clocks
60 years or have served for 35 years, pending when the issues will be
finally resolved.” Ugwoke said the ministers equally
told the labour leaders to “report any
vice-chancellor that disregard this
order.” He added that the ministers had
assured that the earned allowance
would be captured in the 2012
annual budget, while other issues
were being resolved. Ugwoke said: “As a result of
discussions held and appeals made
by the two ministers to allow the
Federal Government a little more
time to implement the 2009
agreement it entered with our three unions, we have resolved to grant a
grace of 30 days (one month)
beginning from December 9 within
which the contending issues raised
would be fully resolved and
implemented. “If they fail we shall resume our
suspended strike action without
notice.”

Wonder what position LASU engineering is? Lmao

Only God knows what we are in for, come 2012, God help Nigeria

Na die for chelsea

Luvola gets ma Vote.

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lol u r right bt i dnt hav any1 thats waiting for lasu. I'm just interested in lasu because their news is everywhere.

For P.UME thats the last list. For D.E have faith the list is for Merit. I think they would update it soon.

But i think the list will be updated, because it looks incomplete. Anyhow sha, Goodluck!!!
2012/2013 UME IS REG IS GOING ON

But i think the list will be updated, because it look incomplete. Anyhow sha, Goodluck!!!
2012/2013 UME IS REG IS GOING ON

Most D.E students weren't giving thier main courses. And there is no engineering and barely any computer science. LASU is so confused right now.

D.E and P.UME

third list is out. Go to the website. Good luck.

vuduchild:
na wa OOOOOOO, hahahahahahaha, is this a school or a mental facility ?

Laugh Wan Kill Me. Guy u harsh o!