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Finally got home, i switch on my tele to see a 2-0 trashing. Chelsea Why!!!

Am not watchn the game but am hoping for some gerrad magic

Which time game start wey una don already dey talk scores. Its stil early

Whats the scores?

DVB-H never reach there yet.

And MTN hates you too.

Na wa o. . . Maybe its something they eat.

Its just a promo, from now till january.

Competition has started, where is bharti?

Remove the battery
Dry it
Then clean it up.
How is your berry doing?

N10 is fair

How does that affect anybody positively.

Incomplete Story. . . How much is it now. Let us know.

Unions reject 50% pay rise for
varsity staff in Anambra
By EMMANUEL OBE
Sunday, 31 Oct 2010
Striking unions of the Anambra State
University have rejected a 50 per
cent pay increment offered their
members by the Anambra State
Government.
The Governing Council of the
university led by Prof. Elochukwu
Amucheazi made the offer to the
unions at a meeting in Awka on
Friday.
The government, SUNDAY PUNCH
gathered, offered to increase the
monthly subvention to the
university by N31m, and salary
increment by 50 per cent.
But the institution’s Chairman of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities,
Dr. Jaja Nwanegbo, who was in the
meeting, said the offer was not
anything to take home.
He said, “Anyway, we do not have
the mandate to negotiate. We shall
report back to the national body (of
ASUU). ”
The Chairman of the Senior Staff
Association of Nigerian Universities,
Mr. Vincent Asoegwu, also confirmed
the position of the unions to our
correspondent.
Reacting to the rejection by the
unions, the Special Assistant to the
Governor on Media, Mr. Valentine
Obienyem, said it would appear that
the unions had a hidden agenda
from what they presented.
He said, ”The governor will, at all
times, work within the resources of
the state. When he came in, the
subvention was N15m. Now council
has increased it to N81m and
increased salary by 50 per cent. And
they are refusing.

This is coming against the
backdrop of speculations that
the National Universities
Commission (NUC) would not
accredit 26 more courses in
the institution by next month.
The state-owned higher
institution had been facing
several challenges, part of
which led to the NUC wielding
the big stick by refusing to
accredit 10 courses in the
school recently.
The 10 courses are Law,
Economics, Marketing,
Chemical and Polymer
Engineering, Accounting,
Banking and Finance, Political
Science, Sociology, Business
Administration and
Management Technology. The
University used to run the
best law faculty in the entire
country in the 80s.
http://pmnewsnigeria.com/2010/10/26/nuc-may-axe-36-courses-in-lasu/

25kobo/sec is really cheap. The competition is really getting tough with Glo leading.
This will attract subscribers.

This is good but get ready for Network Congestion.

Its like the Yellow boys add up Received and Sent Data When billing, cus my data runs out fast

Private universities accept but State and Federal wouldn't.

Yea. . . Am rocking netquin antivirus and mobile guard on ma phone. Its nice

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