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Mickey7: lol sounds lyk something a yoruba man wud say

Ken excel: come wenti i do u sylva?
Which error dy wenti i quote?

Ken excel: He did nt prophecy anyfin ooo...dey were all lyin..besides ASUU and fg will hold a meetin today..pray it work @ well

Oghos1: I taya bro. I taya!!!

Oghos1: For exams. . if u don't know the answers. .just put lines like dis ||||||||||||||||||| & write below "scratch here for ANSWERS".

Imagine somebody tellin u dis joke n expectin u 2 laff

tinahrex: hahaha...am tellin u broda...serzli ur hatred no even reach my own half..
D gurl iz jst too lazyyyy!...alwayz slackin n she nw haz shap maut

Adex097: we go first write ham for paper den type ham for here

odizeey: achievement of life

prettyblack: Nonsense irresponsiblity of d heighest order

I-am-Winner:
U hookd up with that green guy. Ryt?

I-am-Winner:
Guy, Why are you fond of this word "stale"?

Mickey7: el aw el. . Wicked boy

Holyrule: plans changed... am so sad buh hopefully, i might still be joining back, depends on what situations are in future time

Ken excel: i wan tell u say i don sabi spell am o

Holyrule: By SaharaReporters, New York

Towards ending the ongoing ASUU strike, the Federal Government has committed to spending N200 billion in the 2014 budget on the universities as well as on each of the next three-four years until the universities are brought to world-class standard. This is in addition to the N100 billion dedicated and already made available for 2013.

The government has also increased to N40 billion as a first installment, funds for the payment of earned allowances to the striking lecturers, an improvement from the N30 billion previously released.

This information is contained in an internal Federal University of Otuoke statement by Professor Bolaji Aluko, its Vice-Chancellor, seen on Wednesday night by SaharaReporters.

On the earned allowances, he explained, “Government will top it up with further releases once universities are through with the disbursement of this new figure of N40 million, so Vice-Chancellors are urged to expedite this disbursement within the shortest possible time using guiding templates that have been sent by the CVC,” the circular said.

Professor Aluko said the development followed meetings on September 19 and Oct 11 of representatives of the Association of Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities, led by CVC Chairman, Prof. Hamisu of ATBU and ASUU Representatives led by its President, Dr. N. Fagge with the Vice-President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Arc. Namadi. Sambo, Minister of Education Barr. N. Wike and others.

Of great interest to stakeholders, Vice-President Sambo, appealing to ASUU to call off the strike, apologized for the "take-it-or-leave-it" comments credited to the Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala at the onset of the strike. The Minister did not seem to have been involved in either meeting, perhaps as the government’s way of soothing the feelings of the university teachers.

Other points of agreement at the meetings include the following:

Project Prioritization: Universities will now be allowed to determine their priorities and not be “rail-roaded” into implementing a pre-determined set of projects with respect to the NEEDS assessment. Decisions are not to be centralized.
TETFund Intervention: Government assured that the operations of the TETFund will not be impaired, and that the regular TETFund intervention disbursement to Universities will continue, unaffected. So the NEEDS assessment capital outlays are in addition to regular TETFund intervention.
Project Monitoring: A new Implementation Monitoring Committee (IMC) for the NEEDS Assessment intervention for universities has been set up to take over from the Suswan Committee. The new one is under the Federal Ministry of Education and chaired by the Honorable Minister of Education. In addition, to build confidence and ensure faithful implementation and prevent any relapse as before, the Vice President will meet quarterly with the IMC to monitor progress.
Blueprint: ASUU was mandated to submit a blue print for revitalizing the Universities to the Vice President.

Prof. Aluko further stated that a signed document will soon be issued to itemize the full issues on which the consensus he had outlined here, as brokered by AVCNU, was reached.

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/ASUU-strike-government-blinks-agrees-spend-n200b-each-four-years-bring-nigerian-universiti

Holyrule: its finally coming to an end...everybody get set to be in Benin ....yipeeeee!! unfortunately aam gonna miss u all

Ken excel: shuuuuu..na u born her?

Ken excel: Noted sir..it work happen again...
Sylva,sylva,sylva,sylva,sylva........

Jennybeely: who D̶̲̥̅̊ε̲̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ make u vex

Faith93: I am titanium abi ki bu afai...dis wan u dey edit sum pple's wrds by making Dem bold..u wan tell me sey na u Sabi speak English pass.abi shey u don Sabi all d wrd wen dey dictionary.

Ken excel: Hahahaha......syval na body dy catch u? Or u dy catch body?