I wonder when we'll start tho

Hain,for where? Abi na for your dream last night?

harnnarh: i saw u nau...when u were drinking pure water...m i lyn? lolzz

Sisi sade,thanks a lot.ve been cleard
Now in las gidi
I didn't get to see anyone

No ooo not at all

samso4sure: Greetings all,
pls will we b askd 4 sec. school testimonial at d clearance venue?

Just left there,coming sha

harnnarh: m there now

08179925512

Sadeluhv: Drop urs,i'll call u.

Any body that's going to school today should drop his/her contact info let's meet. #Artstheatre

sisi sade,pls gimme ur contact details.i need ur step-by-step guidance

Pass your your number so I can. Holla,will be there in 15minutes

harnnarh: now at ui,,,,,,,,dont even know where to start from,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,m just observing ........................ lazy me[color=#000099][/color]

Shakur,u too dey use me play abi?no vodka for you again

shakur07: I dey skoool oh ....ma secondary skoool tho

Lol,pj's for afternoon?make una drop phone numbers sha

Mismak:

nd me too....i dey infront of d building u are...jst look up, u wee see me der....NOTE: am puttin on a pjamas!

*cover face*

Just getting to iwo road,abeg who dey school?

Aii thanks alot

Sadeluhv: I can't even remember bt just for file,perforating,fotocopy.finish

Maami,how much did u spend??

Sadeluhv: Present.

Sisi sade,how much did u spend for the clearance

Thanks bro

obalampard:

This is mine.

Someone should pls show me a copy of your biodata print out

Na wa for UI oo

Teedollzee: I don't know either

Pls what is jamb 03?

Has any one had any luck with the bio data page??

Sista sade thank you

Sadeluhv: U can delete dose dot-line & write woteva u want so as to make d form neat,it is edittable.

The biodata page isn't opening yet oooo argh

nonsovich:
Scan ko photocopy ni .....mumu use pen write A̶̲̥̅♏ den U̶̲̥̅̊ go photocopy ...na so we do A̶̲̥̅♏ last year

I agree with nonso

For that aceeptance form,I ticked the box and signed with a pen
Then made a photocopy,is that alright?

The lines in the acceptance form keep clearing anytime I type,should I leave it that way or what?someone pls reply asap
+Happy birthday shakur

Clearance starts on 9th.
Admitted niggas should their documents ready
Any body know where I can get accomodation or how much their hotels charge around there

Oga ooo,this page is getting boring sha.any idea about commencement of clearance?

GOBE FOR U.I
BARRING any last minute-change of mind,
the entire operations of the University of Ibadan
(UI) may be grounded from Tuesday over dispute on
the recent N40 billion released out of the N100 billion
promised by the Federal Government to federal
universities.
The two major unions at the nation’s premier university
are at the loggerheads over the N2.1billion that came to
UI as its share from the earned allowance, which was
paid to end the four-month old strike by university
lecturers across the country.
Members of the Non-Academic Union of Nigerian
University (NASU) branch of the university are
piling pressure on the university authorities to
immediately share the money to all academic and non-
academic staff of the institution.
Nigerian Tribune gathered that NASU has
threatened to paralyse activities in the university,
including shutting all offices, should the authorities
refuse to disburse the N2.1 billion today.
NASU’s decision followed reports that in the
University of Ilorin, whose academic staff are not part
of the ongoing strike by university lecturers, the
allowance was shared across board.
However, the members of the Academic Staff Union of
Nigerian Universities (ASUU) of the university
were said to be against the disbursement of the N2.1
billion that accrued to the institution pending the
resolution of the current strike by its members.
ASUU chairman for the university, Dr Segun
Ajiboye, while reacting to the development, said
ASUU had always explained that all staff in the
school, whether academic or otherwise, would benefit from
the money.
He appealed to NASU members to exercise more
patience and await the disbursement of more money by
the Federal Government before the whole lump sum would
be shared.
According to sources, the sharing formula had almost
been reportedly concluded by the appropriate accounting
department of the university when ASUU leadership
got wind of it and kicked against the plan to avert
another round of crisis.
It was learnt that in anticipation of the windfall, some
NASU members had even begun to plan how they
hoped to spend their share once it was disbursed before
ASUU members came up with its position on the
matter.
But following the decision of ASUU to throw
spanner into the works, NASU members were said to
have met and resolved to take a number of radical steps,
one of which is to begin a strike on Monday.
Another plan by NASU, it was learnt, is to hold the
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Issac Adewole, hostage, even
though he was said to have travelled to Abuja for a
meeting of vice-chancellors with the supervising
Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike.
Meanwhile, the striking universities lecturers have accused
the Federal Government of using propaganda to
blackmail them, vowing not to surrender cheaply in the
struggle.
Chairman, University of Abuja Chapter of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU),
Mr Clement Chup, spoke with newsmen in Abuja,
during the weekend, after the zonal meeting of the
union.
He stressed that government must be honourable and
responsible and implement the 2009 Agreement instead
of feeding the public with falsehood.
“There is a lot of insincerity on the part of the
government and because government has the machinery of
propaganda at its disposal, it disseminates a lot of
falsehood to the general public,” Chup said.
This is even as another ASUU source told the
Nigerian Tribune, in Abuja, that there was no plan to
call off the about four-month old strike yet.
The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, faulted
reports credited to government officials that the strike
would soon be called off, saying “these are diversionary
tactics that won’t work.”
The UNIABUJA chairman of ASUU,
maintained that what ASUU is demanding for was the
implementation of the 2009 agreement, adding that what
is expected of the government was to draw out modalities
for genuine implementation of the agreement.
He said: “So far government has not come out to say, in
the implementation of the agreement, this is what we
will do. Rather, what government is trying to do is to
run away from the agreement and we cannot accept that
because the agreement is binding.”
He claimed that government had not been sincere in
handling the contending issues, saying “government has
been telling the general public that it released N100
billion two months ago. Up till now that we are talking,
one kobo has not been released to any university.
“This is to tell you how insincere government is. So,
when they say we would, as from next year, make
budgetary provision for so, so and so amount; the question
we should be asking ourselves is that what was spelt out
in the agreement, which we are insisting that they
should implement?GOBE FOR U.I
BARRING any last minute-change of mind,
the entire operations of the University of Ibadan
(UI) may be grounded from Tuesday over dispute on
the recent N40 billion released out of the N100 billion
promised by the Federal Government to federal
universities.
The two major unions at the nation’s premier university
are at the loggerheads over the N2.1billion that came to
UI as its share from the earned allowance, which was
paid to end the four-month old strike by university
lecturers across the country.
Members of the Non-Academic Union of Nigerian
University (NASU) branch of the university are
piling pressure on the university authorities to
immediately share the money to all academic and non-
academic staff of the institution.
Nigerian Tribune gathered that NASU has
threatened to paralyse activities in the university,
including shutting all offices, should the authorities
refuse to disburse the N2.1 billion today.
NASU’s decision followed reports that in the
University of Ilorin, whose academic staff are not part
of the ongoing strike by university lecturers, the
allowance was shared across board.
However, the members of the Academic Staff Union of
Nigerian Universities (ASUU) of the university
were said to be against the disbursement of the N2.1
billion that accrued to the institution pending the
resolution of the current strike by its members.
ASUU chairman for the university, Dr Segun
Ajiboye, while reacting to the development, said
ASUU had always explained that all staff in the
school, whether academic or otherwise, would benefit from
the money.
He appealed to NASU members to exercise more
patience and await the disbursement of more money by
the Federal Government before the whole lump sum would
be shared.
According to sources, the sharing formula had almost
been reportedly concluded by the appropriate accounting
department of the university when ASUU leadership
got wind of it and kicked against the plan to avert
another round of crisis.
It was learnt that in anticipation of the windfall, some
NASU members had even begun to plan how they
hoped to spend their share once it was disbursed before
ASUU members came up with its position on the
matter.
But following the decision of ASUU to throw
spanner into the works, NASU members were said to
have met and resolved to take a number of radical steps,
one of which is to begin a strike on Monday.
Another plan by NASU, it was learnt, is to hold the
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Issac Adewole, hostage, even
though he was said to have travelled to Abuja for a
meeting of vice-chancellors with the supervising
Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike.
Meanwhile, the striking universities lecturers have accused
the Federal Government of using propaganda to
blackmail them, vowing not to surrender cheaply in the
struggle.
Chairman, University of Abuja Chapter of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU),
Mr Clement Chup, spoke with newsmen in Abuja,
during the weekend, after the zonal meeting of the
union.
He stressed that government must be honourable and
responsible and implement the 2009 Agreement instead
of feeding the public with falsehood.
“There is a lot of insincerity on the part of the
government and because government has the machinery of
propaganda at its disposal, it disseminates a lot of
falsehood to the general public,” Chup said.
This is even as another ASUU source told the
Nigerian Tribune, in Abuja, that there was no plan to
call off the about four-month old strike yet.
The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, faulted
reports credited to government officials that the strike
would soon be called off, saying “these are diversionary
tactics that won’t work.”
The UNIABUJA chairman of ASUU,
maintained that what ASUU is demanding for was the
implementation of the 2009 agreement, adding that what
is expected of the government was to draw out modalities
for genuine implementation of the agreement.
He said: “So far government has not come out to say, in
the implementation of the agreement, this is what we
will do. Rather, what government is trying to do is to
run away from the agreement and we cannot accept that
because the agreement is binding.”
He claimed that government had not been sincere in
handling the contending issues, saying “government has
been telling the general public that it released N100
billion two months ago. Up till now that we are talking,
one kobo has not been released to any university.
“This is to tell you how insincere government is. So,
when they say we would, as from next year, make
budgetary provision for so, so and so amount; the question
we should be asking ourselves is that what was spelt out
in the agreement, which we are insisting that they
should implement?GOBE FOR U.I
BARRING any last minute-change of mind,
the entire operations of the University of Ibadan
(UI) may be grounded from Tuesday over dispute on
the recent N40 billion released out of the N100 billion
promised by the Federal Government to federal
universities.
The two major unions at the nation’s premier university
are at the loggerheads over the N2.1billion that came to
UI as its share from the earned allowance, which was
paid to end the four-month old strike by university
lecturers across the country.
Members of the Non-Academic Union of Nigerian
University (NASU) branch of the university are
piling pressure on the university authorities to
immediately share the money to all academic and non-
academic staff of the institution.
Nigerian Tribune gathered that NASU has
threatened to paralyse activities in the university,
including shutting all offices, should the authorities
refuse to disburse the N2.1 billion today.
NASU’s decision followed reports that in the
University of Ilorin, whose academic staff are not part
of the ongoing strike by university lecturers, the
allowance was shared across board.
However, the members of the Academic Staff Union of
Nigerian Universities (ASUU) of the university
were said to be against the disbursement of the N2.1
billion that accrued to the institution pending the
resolution of the current strike by its members.
ASUU chairman for the university, Dr Segun
Ajiboye, while reacting to the development, said
ASUU had always explained that all staff in the
school, whether academic or otherwise, would benefit from
the money.
He appealed to NASU members to exercise more
patience and await the disbursement of more money by
the Federal Government before the whole lump sum would
be shared.
According to sources, the sharing formula had almost
been reportedly concluded by the appropriate accounting
department of the university when ASUU leadership
got wind of it and kicked against the plan to avert
another round of crisis.
It was learnt that in anticipation of the windfall, some
NASU members had even begun to plan how they
hoped to spend their share once it was disbursed before
ASUU members came up with its position on the
matter.
But following the decision of ASUU to throw
spanner into the works, NASU members were said to
have met and resolved to take a number of radical steps,
one of which is to begin a strike on Monday.
Another plan by NASU, it was learnt, is to hold the
Vice-Chancellor, Professor Issac Adewole, hostage, even
though he was said to have travelled to Abuja for a
meeting of vice-chancellors with the supervising
Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike.
Meanwhile, the striking universities lecturers have accused
the Federal Government of using propaganda to
blackmail them, vowing not to surrender cheaply in the
struggle.
Chairman, University of Abuja Chapter of the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU),
Mr Clement Chup, spoke with newsmen in Abuja,
during the weekend, after the zonal meeting of the
union.
He stressed that government must be honourable and
responsible and implement the 2009 Agreement instead
of feeding the public with falsehood.
“There is a lot of insincerity on the part of the
government and because government has the machinery of
propaganda at its disposal, it disseminates a lot of
falsehood to the general public,” Chup said.
This is even as another ASUU source told the
Nigerian Tribune, in Abuja, that there was no plan to
call off the about four-month old strike yet.
The source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, faulted
reports credited to government officials that the strike
would soon be called off, saying “these are diversionary
tactics that won’t work.”
The UNIABUJA chairman of ASUU,
maintained that what ASUU is demanding for was the
implementation of the 2009 agreement, adding that what
is expected of the government was to draw out modalities
for genuine implementation of the agreement.
He said: “So far government has not come out to say, in
the implementation of the agreement, this is what we
will do. Rather, what government is trying to do is to
run away from the agreement and we cannot accept that
because the agreement is binding.”
He claimed that government had not been sincere in
handling the contending issues, saying “government has
been telling the general public that it released N100
billion two months ago. Up till now that we are talking,
one kobo has not been released to any university.
“This is to tell you how insincere government is. So,
when they say we would, as from next year, make
budgetary provision for so, so and so amount; the question
we should be asking ourselves is that what was spelt out
in the agreement, which we are insisting that they
should implement?

Mikebis: oga me,walai i gbadun u,we go jam 4 ui...

God willing

shakur07: baba GOD perfect ds tin finally for me oh na ZIK hall i dey pray for oh ...tedder melllanby and co will dull d greatness in me #teamzikites

na awo hall sure pass

Mesopotamia: Lolz

i remember trying to toast a gal sumtime ago.After rhyming nd reading all my memory verse,she replied:"is dat the same line u use for other girls,u can still improve sha"
I felt lyk d ground should jst open up nd swallow me up.....bt nw,i think i've improved.....#CoversFace

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