₦airaland Forum

adezjamz: Uni Ilorin of all school. Wait, U̶̲̥̅̊ join d strike so?

Now to d mod, if I post advert in dis section will U̶̲̥̅̊ ban me?

some of dier lecturers r stl part of ASUU, dey're also on strike.

When sum guys came here last week and were condemning d suspension of d NEC meeting, sum pple said dey're inhuman, dey're nt caring. I can't jst imagine d problem on ground, y would ASUU suspend dier meeting Indefinitely jst because a "former president" died, dat means if it were 2b d present president who died (God 4bid) dey'll declare 1yr mourning 4 him. ASUU strike is nt a family issue bt rather a National issue which affects everybody, derefore, d death of 1 person shldn't stp dem 4rm making decisions. D leaders of ASUU aя̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥ all crazy and lazy. Even if GEJ dies 2day, it won't stp FG's decision making, na 2 swear in Sambo 2morrow. Nw who says dis strike has nt been politicized

ifyalways: Sad.
I won't be surprised to hear that he was dumped and forgotten at the National hospital Abuja.

no he wasn't. I can boldfully tell u dat he was given d best medical attention available in d hospital. Dey tried 2 revive him bt dat's d way God wants it.

Dis is part of wot d NFF is planning 4d players. Dis young boys need enough counselling so dat dey won't fall into wrong hands. In my own opinion, d boys shld listen 2 woteva dier coaches say 2dem. Dey shld allow NFF to handle all dier transfer stuffs, dey want d best 4 dem. If dey don't, dey won't use dem 4d World cup. D oyinbo shld mellow and Amuneke also went 2 far by assaulting d man.

fatwallet: IF I EVER BECAME THE PRESIDENT IDIOTS LIKE YOU WOULD BE KILLED BY FIRING SQUAD,IT WILL NOT BE A SECRET,I WOULD PULL THE TRIGGER LIVE ON TV TO SEND A MESSAGE TO OTHER COWARDS LIKE YOU.
YOU ARE A HINDRANCE TO PROGRESS,YOU ARE AN ENEMY OF A PROGRESSIVE STATE AND YOU WILL BE DESTROYED WEARING YOUR STUPID TRADITIONAL CLOTH.WHAT TRIBE ARE YOU FROM?IF YOUR ANSWER IS NOT "NIGERIA" YOU ARE GONE

and dat's y u'll neva smell councillorship nt 2 tlk of Presidency. U lack simple thinking ability. U mean dat ur big head (32gb) is jst big 4 nothing, it is as empty as a dead man's skull. Smh 4u

fatwallet: I'm not gay so I cant F.uck you gay piece of S.hit. but I wish you freeze in your cold lonely small london apartment.

do u av problem in understanding English or wot? God punish ur English teacher

fatwallet: I'm Ignorant?you are an I.diot to say the least,just go jump off the London bridge with your s.tupid traditional wear or look for an empty cold alley and stab yourself with a rusty knife.

jst accept d truth he jst told u.

fatwallet: Portuga,spain and greece have subtropical climates.

youngman, portugan and greece r totally different 4rm Nigeria. We've copied d copiable things 4rm dem, bt as far as dressing is concerned, we no fit change am. @least I've had contacts wit so many British, Indian and American lecturers in my skul, I've neva seen dem on suit, dey wear shirt and trousers only. When u're in Rome, u behave lyk Romans

fatwallet: i did not say we should celebrate halloween. do the japanese celebrate halloween?which parts of the culture did japanese copy and made their own? lets do that too.

no1 is holding u na, u can start doin all doze things by impossing it on ur immediate family. No offences pls#

fatwallet: but why would you want to resist English,suit and tie? its because of our stubborn selfish behaviour we are here today,we need to change our behaviour be more calm,humble and reasonable.
I really admire the japanese the way they behave,they only copy the good western innovation while still maintaining a clean culture,they're very calm but intelligent and progressive.japanese do not even migrate to other countries ,they dont give anyone the opportunity to be racist towards them.even when they migrate they often form nice communities and live in peace.only black people complain all the time instead of doing something worthwhile.
instead of us to shut up and use the bloody oil money for betterment of society we are messing around . Nigeria will never be wealthier than it is today.what will happen when oil runs out? in fact demand is rapidly declining and we are fooling around with our generations future..
Some morons will start accusing me of inferiority complex,do you see japanese complaining ?only black people love to complain ,make up egyptian stories and clinge on to our backward culture.yes i said it! our cultures are backward and tribalistic.we need to embrace progressive modern culture.

as mumu-ish as u aя̩̥̊ε̲̣̣̣̥, u've 4gotten dat suit wearing in dier land is as a result of dier weather, y would I wear suit insyd sun? Isn't dat madness? Use ur brain na, guy!

fatwallet: Thats why other countries dont take Nigeria seriously.you have a president wearing cowboy hat and gown from 18century ,the soccer players jerseys are extra large and obstructs flexibility,the police uniforms are extra large for the skinny officers,Most Nigerian police officers have very bad body odour.
Until africa get our poo right we will continue to be laughing stock of the world. Lets face it and stop deceiving ourselves :most of the traditional nigerian culture except the food are backward and incompatible with modern advanced and progressive society.do you see japanese wearing robes? are greeks still wearing robes? only africans are backward like this,we did not even explore beyond our villages .thank God for progressive cultures such as English,portuguese and japanese we would still be living in mud huts.
nigeria doesn't even have to invent anything all nigeria has to do is implement what has already been invented.
as an official language ,English,suit and tie is a universal language and dress code. majority of the streets and cities should be named in english after the geography and features. like Calabar,Port Harcourt , cross river state, ,Allen Avenue ,Talltree Road,Hillside Avenue,Uphill Road etc those names sound more appealing and non tribal.

nigeria also needs well planned and organized suburbs,buy all the lands,demolish everything and build modern homes and apartment buildings neatly. demolish all villages and move them to the cities.use the lands for commercial agriculture and wind turbines.

change the Naira to Nigerian Dollars

y must we imitate dem? We av our own culture in Africa derefore we must keep practising dem. U 4 even advise Nigerians 2b celebrating Hallowen festivals instead of argungu festival. Y can't dis oyinbo pple imitate us. U jst av dis crazy sense of reasoning. Use ur head na

Italy go collect dis nyt

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Dis Onazi dey work 2day o

donoti: 2015 ni be d question,,,,,, И̣̣̣̥ά̲̣̥ who go be d nxt one

bt afterall we knw sey Allah! dey go rig election.

Italy go collect dis nyt... Super Eagles all d way

ASUU To Now Hold NEC Meeting Friday, Says Iyayi’s Burial Top Priority





ASUU will now hold her NEC meeting on Friday after postponing it due to the tragic death of former President, Prof. Festus Iyayi. He died in a ghastly car accident on his way to ASUU NEC meeting in Kano. Several reactions have trailed the loss of Prof. Iyayi, including this one from Hon. Patrick Obahiagbon.

ASUU will now hold the National Executive Council meeting on Friday with everyone hoping they will call off the strike. ASUU chapters have voted, you can see how some of them voted here.

Read the full details here:

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may hold its postponed National Executive Council (NEC) meeting on Friday to decide whether or not to suspend the indefinite strike it began since July 2.

A top official of ASUU, who preferred anonymity, disclosed this to Daily Independent in a telephone interview on Sunday.

He was, however, not certain if the NEC will still be held at the Bayero University, Kano where it was initially proposed to hold.

The leadership of the union postponed the scheduled Kano NEC meeting following the demise of one its key members, Festus Iyayi, who died last Tuesday in a ghastly motor accident on his way to Kano for the postponed NEC meeting.

The source noted that the union members are still grieved and are pre-occupied with the burial arrangement of the late Professor of Business Administration, who died along the Abuja-Lokoja highway in an accident caused by the convoy of Kogi State Governor, Idris Wada.

The source debunked speculations in the social media that ASUU has jettisoned its NEC indefinitely, saying the union postponed the NEC meeting as a mark of honour and respect for the late Iyayi.

According to him, all ASUU officials that were supposed to participate in the NEC meeting last week Wednesday had actually gathered at the Bayero University, Kano, but for the unfortunate accident which claimed the life of Iyayi and disrupted the agenda already set for the meeting.

Meanwhile, Supervisory Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike, also at the weekend led a delegation of government on a condolence visit to the residence of the late academician in Benin City.

Wike assured that the Federal Government would diligently implement all the agreements it reached with ASUU in the course of the negotiations with President Goodluck Jonathan.

Those in the delegation of the minister include Executive Secretary of the National Universities Commission (NUC), Julius Okojie, and some top officials of Federal Ministry of Education.

They also visited the injured ASUU National Welfare Officer, Ngozi Iloh, who is said to be responding to treatment at the University of Benin Teaching Hospital, Benin.

In a statement in Abuja on Sunday, the Minister’s Special Assistant (Media), Simeon Nwakaudu, said Wike solicited the permission of the family to allow the Federal Government participate in the burial ceremony of the former ASUU president.

“President Goodluck Jonathan and the entire administration are deeply pained by the sudden death of the former ASUU National President who played a key part in the negotiations between ASUU and the Federal Government.

“We recall the significant contributions of Professor Iyayi during the 13-hour negotiations between President Jonathan and ASUU, which led to a headway in the discussions.

“I want to assure the family that the ideals that the late scholar fought and died for will never be forgotten. The Federal Government will diligently implement the decisions reached in the course of negotiations with ASUU.

“The Federal Ministry of Education wishes to be a part of the burial of this erudite scholar and we seek the permission of the family to participate in the burial. I pray God to grant the family the strength to bear this unfortunate loss,” Wike was quoted to have said.

Oriabure Iyayi, son of the late ASUU president, was said to have thanked President Jonathan, the Minister of Education and all Nigerians for commiserating with the family at their moment of grief.

A relative of the deceased, Prof. Robert Ebiwele, informed the minister that the burial will hold between December 5 and 9.

He assured that the family would inform the Federal Ministry of Education on the burial arrangements. Source: Daily Independent Newspaper

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