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When is this starting fully I would love to participate! |
Nice one there Op! It's like Nigerians only unite when it's time for football where team work is much needed and that shouldn't be. Nigerians need to unite and collectively find a way of making things work! We need change and that change lies in Unity! Division won't do us any good. God bless Nigeria. |
Good one from Proforce! It amazes me when I see Nigerians condemn locally made goods. We need to start appreciating what we have please! Appreciating this product will not only encourage the manufacturers to do better but also help the economy as we will not have to import vehicles later in the future. God bless Nigeria. |
Bankers are not stingy, I would rather say they are financially prudent. They work with money and they value it a lot. Many bankers would,instead of lending you directly refer you to a microfinance bank if you really have something reasonable to do with the funds you want.And if you really have that,why won't you rather go to a microfinance bank ![]() @OP,continue o,when you go bankrupt you will wise up! |
Another great write-up from you Mr Precious. Thank you for your enlightening posts. And to those that have commented,you guys have said it all. I really do hope Nigerians students will change for the better one day. |
Tolexander: nigeria don spoil!haha! Davido go old pass these ones now. Wetin ![]() |
wow!!! By 2030 I should be okay by then,I would love to take part in the construction. |
Benny95: The emergence of Mr. Yinka Gbadebo a.k.a Ayefele as the 26th president of NANS at its last Convention held in Uyo on the 18th December, 2012, is a terrible mistake of history that will haunt the student movement in Nigeria for yearsLike seriously,you mean the gospel artiste? And why didn't you put the source? Or is this directly from you? |
Nice one! |
jonescyras: Tell the president they'v accepted? What are the press doing and besides, did they went to aso rock to inform the president they want to emback on a long run strike?Really ![]() @topic, they should do whatever they wanna do on time and call off the fucking strike o. I'm fed up! |
*follows thread* |
These are technicians abeg. Engineers don't do shits! #teammech |
Oh! Noone has mentioned 'obowumi'. Chai! And 'Crazyman' |
I hope their classrooms won't be overcrowded with time. Or they start rejecting Nigerians. But one thing is sure,Nigeria will be great one day and all this mess will come to an end. God bless Nigeria. |
Well,let's wait and see if FG will be faithful this time around. But to me,all I see in GEJ's statement is 'cheap propaganda'. He knew he may not be there in the next five years,if a new president is elected,the promise may not be kept. He wants us to vote for him by 2015 abi? If you know that GEJ,tell him we are not fools. He should try something realistic. |
He can say whatever he likes. All I know is their final decision is on a majority-carry-the-vote basis. And it's obvious that most academics are ready to go back to work. When the strike is finally called off,he should resign and allow those who are ready to work to come and replace him. |
utumunta: Post pictures of:lol. See demands! This one pass ASUU own o. |
hmmm? Blow ke? dem go don comot pesin teeth be dat o. |
lygn19: 2moro they wud say Nigeria's economy isn't improving.SMH |
This is bizarre! |
O ku odun. He for call Davido now,cos this dance be like skelewu. ![]() |
SPACE BOOKED! When I start buying it at that price I will come back to say 'thank you Mr President'. Talk is cheap abeg. |
musty001: i'm among those students who don't hv passion 4 maths and orda subjects Dat involves hard calculations,bt since i started spending tyme wit these subject *laughs* i just discover dat they were even more easier than bio,chem,etc *it's amazing* it's just ur everyday pratice.....dont 4get God 2 o!!!yea,I 100% agree with you. @ OP,Nice one! They are old facts though |
chibabe3: Can't waste my energy online telling lies... He lectures in UNIPORT and you can confirm from any other lecturer in the school. They all got some money ranging from N100,000 to N1,000,000 (depending on their level) which is allowance they have been owed since 2009.en,you've said it all now! That means ASUU has started sharing the N30b allowance,which is a sign that the 4 month old strike will soon be called off. |
Make dem do sharpaly abeg |
Nice thread. I hope nigerian undergraduates will follow this. |
If una don do flying okada,make una call me |
President Goodluck Jonathan yesterday engaged leaders of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in a day- long meeting where he insisted that federal government and the union must reach a compromise to end the protracted strike which has kept Nigerian students out of school for four months now. It raised hopes that the meeting which commenced at about 2.45pm at the conference room of the first lady’s wing of the presidential villa will yield fruitful result when the president stated categorically that “the strike will end today,” while exchanging pleasantries with the ASUU delegation as well as leaders of the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) and Trade Union Congress (TUC). Jonathan who entered the venue of the meeting at about 2:47pm told the leaders of ASUU, the NLC and the TUC who were already seated since 2:15pm that every thing about the strike must end yesterday. To the ASUU President, Nasir Isa Fagge, the president said, “My president, all the problems will be over today, all our children must go back to school”. And to the NLC president, Abdulwahab Omah, Jonathan said, “My president with you around today, there will be no problem, our agreement is signed sealed and delivered”. The meeting which lasted for several hours came to a break at about 6:30pm when members of the ASUU delegation stepped out of the venue of the meeting and walked to their vehicle, a white 18 seater Toyota bus. They hopped into the bus and sat down for about 15 minutes, consulting within themselves before returning to the first lady’s conference room to meet with the federal government delegation led by the president. The meeting was still in progress at the time of filing this report. Other members of the ASUU delegation include president of the Trade Union, Bobboi Kaigama, ASUU deputy president, Biodun Ogunyemi, three former presidents of ASUU, Festus Iyayi, Dipo Fashina and Abdullahi Sule- Kano. Others are Suleiman Abdul, Victor Igbum, Victor Osodeke and some members of the NLC. On the federal government’s side were Vice President Namadi Sambo, Minister of Labour Emeka Wogu, supervising Minister of Education Nyesom Wike, Secretary to the Government of the Federation (SGF) Anyim Pius Anyim, executive secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Julius Okogie; Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Chief of Staff to the President Mike Oghiadhome, and the permanent secretary in the Federal Ministry of Education Mac John Nwaobiala. When it appeared as if the negotiation process was not going to make any headway under the leadership of Benue State governor Gabriel Suswam, Vice President Sambo had in September announced that he had taken over negotiations with ASUU but that failed to end the strike. The meeting between Sambo and the union which lasted for about one and half hours, ASUU President, Fagge had informed Journalists that the federal government has given them a message which they were taking back to the union. He refused to make known what government may agree to offer the union in addition to the earlier offer of N100 Billion and N30 billion meant for infrastructure development in various universities and payment of verified earned allowances respectively. source: www.leadership.ng/news/051113/jonathan-marathon-meeting-ASUU |
chai! See crowd. Shey this thread dey front page ni ![]() |
Oga Jarus do well o. No go use 'end time tinz' there o |
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