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Generation curses abi. ....pls wait make i ask my daddy

I prefer not not rate phcn,cos if I do now, na anti Gej them go call me.

The Pro-Chancellor of Fountain
University, Osogbo, Professor N.O.
Adedipe, has called on the Federal
Government to fund the private
universities, arguing that the future of
quality-assured access expansion lies
mainly in them.
Speaking at the 2013 Al-Hikmah
University Convocation on the subject,
“Strains and Stresses in the Nigerian
University System: Sustainable Quality
Assurance Prospects by Private
Universities,” he observed that
increasing student enrolment in the
Federal, and to some extent, State
Universities, is counter-productive as it
would compromise the carrying capacity
component of quality assurance.
Since the private universities charge
tuition fees between N300,000 and
N1,500,000, the potential access
enhancement is “actually unattainable”
due to the high fees,” he said, following
an exhaustive exploration of the history,
structure and state of the sector
today.
“It is, therefore, logical for the Federal
Government to make some “grant
funding” to private universities to
enable them expand access, or more
appropriately, to fill the gaps.
Increasing student enrolment in the
Federal, and to some extent, State
Universities, is counter-productive since
this would compromise the carrying
capacity component of quality
assurance.”
He stressed that the Federal
Government must now face the reality
of the need for reasonable tuition fees,
as practiced by State Universities.
The State Universities, he suggested,
must now differentiate fees charged
between “in-state” and “out-state”
students as is the practice in the United
States, and higher fees charged from
foreign students in the UK.




source http://saharareporters.com/article/
strains-and-stresses-nigerian-
univers...

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I always thank Allah for making a Muslim..Alihamdulilahi

Me ,go to that site ......never

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I don't think its a crime to go without using any.

Here comes another episode of ASUU strike



The Senate on Wednesday said that the striking Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) wants N1.5 trillion to end its ongoing strike.

The Chairman of the Senate Committee on Education, Senator Uche Chukwumerije, released the figure in his contribution on a motion urging the striking lecturers to call off their strike.

The motion sponsored by the Senate Leader, Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba, and 106 others is entitled: “Appeal to Academic Staff Union of Universities to call off the strike action and return to work.”

Chukwumerije, who read the controversial 2009 agreement between the Federal Government and ASUU, said that part of the component of the agreement on funding stipulated that “all regular federal universities shall require the sum of N1.5 trillion for the period 2009 to 2011.

He said that ASUU is insisting that the agreement must be implemented to the latter.

He said the agreement also said that “This money is to be paid in three installments, 2009 – almost N500 billion; 2010 – almost N500 billion and 2011 – almost N506 billion.

Apart from the N1.5 trillion the agreement also stipulated that “each state university shall require N3.6 million” while “a minimum of 26 per cent of the annual budget should be allocated to education.”

According to him, the agreement also said that “education should be put on First Line Charge” while the Education Tax Act should be amended to its original concept as High Education Fund.”

He noted that the agreement said that “Governing Council of Universities should access and effectively utilize from Education Tax Fund funds for research, training and development of academic staff.”

Other components of the agreement included Salary Structure of Academic Staff of Nigerian universities and earned academic staff allowances.

The earned academic staff allowances include: “Post graduate supervision allowances; teaching practice and industrial allowances; honorarium for external moderation of undergraduate and postgraduate examination system, postgraduate study grants; external assessment of readers or professors, call duty and clinical duty and hazard allowance and excess workload allowance.”


source http://thenationonlineng.net/new/ASUU-wants-n1-5tr-end-strike/

Make them wait,the fresh air train will soon reach their side

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special advisers on what matters

boycott ke, why not girlcott

Fresh air

Fresh air again

7ADD2516

The rise and fall of skelewu video

I beg where is the youtube link

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E je ki ama bisi ki a si ma re si

NOPE

ask google.com

Did you mean he was ban cos of the word GARRI.


Make I no kuku talk am oooo

They are welcome,at least they will participate in national dialogue

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noted

May we witness more of it on earth insha Allah.

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