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kowasco:If there is any hard copy form at all, it would be there just to guide u else u don't need it. Just go to the cbt centre with that pin u bought, everything is done online. Don't forget to go with your profile code too |
This one don cast im self o |
Who is a car manufacturer and who is a car assembler? I think if u find answers to these u would know what innoson does. I'm not an auto freak though |
seliaju:do universities observe mid term break |
modestbrowser:guy u dey vex o |
The striking academic staff Union of universities claim they are putting into consideration the disenfranchisement of a large number of students due to the industrial action while consulting with their zonal chapters, because most of the students did their voter registration on their respective campuses.
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I wonder why some people believed that crooked minister of education in the first place. Someone that is always absent from the meetings and then come out to shamelessly spit lies |
That minister of education that's always absent from the meetings? Believe at ur own peril |
They are advertising private universities while our public universities are in total paralysis. Them go shut down public universities las las |
22brains:tor, I heard u |
Trust22:Ah taya o |
All the meeting na formalities. Strike continues after all |
sureteeboy:wahaaow! |
Godwinnairaland:God punish perpetual sinners no matter how honest they are |
Was earth born 4 billion years ago already? I'm just asking |
Godwinnairaland:God may be using ASUU to punish us because of people like u |
HELLASJ:what did he say that is different from what he has been saying? |
I'm sure the eyeglasses won't make u see as clearly as day light will. A lot of people still involve in accidents during the day |
If u want to study political science just to become a politician u are very funny and ur sense of humor deserves an accolade. Anybody can be a politician regardless of the course they read. Saraki, the Senate president is a doctor. U better start ur political career right away if that's the intention instead of wasting 4 years in the university b4 coming for politics. To the op; the two courses hold the same value to me since they don't have defined career path. Any of them is ok |
Is the competition for science oriented courses alone |
feddis:Buhari is already a dictator. He's the one protested against |
I'm waiting for the man to come and deny the news as usual |
feddis:Let them do it for democracy, do it for Nigeria |
WATCHOVER:Why are u abusing the word? I'm not |
Why not boycott the 2019 election? Perhaps that would show how serious and concerned u are |
Kogi State governor banned ASUU and other unions |
That one that is afraid of attending the meeting? Believe at ur own peril |
This is like the whole 2017 thing repeating all over |
After begging for help with acceptance letter on nairaland he would then go and be striking |
ValCon888:The constitution started on the wrong foot by allowing a president to appoint the CJN |
Come and do your bits in rescuing the Nigerian student by moving this to the front page, plssssss |
Education is seen as the process of acquiring knowledge and skills which add value to one's life and the society at large. Without education, one is as good as useless and a potential threat to the society. However, the Nigerian leaders are skeptical about this fact and see education as a burden on their treasury and a waste of time because of their vicious belief that what their academic institutions produce are half baked graduates that contribute nothing to the growth of the economy of the nation. But the only way they can redeem this is by sending their own children to school abroad while millions of Nigerians are locked away from school. The university teachers under the ASUU union have been on strike since November 4th, 2018 and the strike looks nowhere near its end. The union and the Federal government of Nigeria have engaged in 8 meetings so far in an attempt to end the strike and get the frustrated students back to their various school but the meetings have been unproductive while the two parties themselves look confused and clueless as to the right thing to do in order to put an end the industrial action. After each meeting, the government delegation led by minister of labour and employment, Dr. Chris Ngige and that of the union led by the union president, prof. Biodun Ogunyemi always give account of conflicting out comes and we can't help but wonder if they always go to the same meeting. The minister would say a certain amount is released to address the demands of the striking union while the union leader would either deny the claim or say something different altogether. This has been the custom of their meetings and we are headed in no specific direction. The fight seems to be a battle of supremacy and who has the batter degree in cruelty. Education, they say, is a right and not a privilege but this is completely frozen in Nigeria. We feel unfairly treated because we don't have access to schools abroad or private universities in Nigeria like their children and they deprive us of what is left for us in our public schools. The seemingly cruel government decided to spend hefty amount of money on absurd projects which have no bearing on positive impact on the well being of the nation and deliberately turned blind eyes to the sinking nation. Their concern and intention is not to rescue Nigeria and her collapsing education system but how to satisfy their selfish interest. The universities have been shut down for three months now but their priorities are their political campaigns and how to retain their place in the government and inflict more pains on the citizens. They have refused to fund our universities because our campuses are not cattle ranches. Our dear teachers claim they are fighting in our interest but the struggle is mainly selfish. They have not explored other options for pressing home their demand and their ultimate weapon has been keeping us away from school since time immemorial. We could have understood very well how resolute they are in this struggle if they were not on salary during this period of the strike. They are as bad as the people in the government except with a couple of degrees below. Even if the government releases the money you don't get to see defined impact on our schools. The largest portion goes to their pockets while the left over is sprinkled on our schools. This is let alone the severe hardship the students will have to go through when the strike is eventually suspended because the lecturers will be in a hurry to cover the academic work in little time. Our last hope in the name of national association of Nigerian students(NANS) has gone rogue and useless to the grieving students. Our leaders have fail to stand up to their responsibilities and when the union was given a chance to meet the president of the country, the sane thing the NANS president could do was promise Mr. President 20 million votes. We have lost hope and only God knows how long our stay at home will last. Our cries have fallen on deaf ears and the talk of the town is who wins the forthcoming presidential election. Who will rescue us? |
