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Jennifer663:
We remain obidient

Madmazel99:
ASUU should forfeit this 6 month salary and resume back for the sake of the students.

oyin44:
Obidient no wan spend shishi and he wants to win for where.



only in Biafra land such can happen...

Surely

the wind will brow bat to every nook and cranny, villages and town cities and states ,.

Jagabanofafrica:
Tinubu is the next President in JESUS NAME
Yoruba lokan

Kagd10:
But according to you, you miscreantttsss have the right to say rubbish about Tinubu who was only operating an investment company where people invested their money yet you call him a drug dealer just because a drug criminal saved his money into Tinubu's investment company. Does that make sense to your brain? Imagine calling the owner of an investment company a criminal just because a criminal saved his money in the investment company? You dey mad?

Meanwhile, Na your people dey do drug. You dey mad!

tonyuny12:
But then was she supposed to be at work as at when she went for the rally? Did she take permission to be absent from work? Was she permitted if she actually requested for one? Those are questions that may help our judgement.

Lanrelagboi:
Lovely pictures

valentineuwakwe:
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has outlined fresh conditions the Nigerian government must take to end its six-month-long academic strike.

Speaking on Channels Television’s Politics Today, ASUU President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, said the government must exhibit transparency to end the ongoing strike.

“Government should tell us and Nigerians – the money that has been alleged to have been approved for revitalisation – how much is it and where is it lodged? When will it be released?” Osodeke said.

Osodeke added that the government must clearly state its position on the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS), a payroll system that ASUU wants as a replacement for the Integrated Payroll and Personnel information system (IPPIS).

“Three, have they accepted the agreement we reached with their panel? They should come and tell us this, and not go to the press,” Osodeke added.

“Strike is a symptom of a problem. Any day you sort out that problem, you will not have strike.”

ASUU has been on strike since February 14, 2022.


source: https://dailypost.ng/2022/08/31/ASUU-gives-nigerian-govt-fresh-condition-to-end-strike/