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Oluwatola5: Lolzzz... Saka-Jakestola mi |
jakesund: Guys with the way things are going..e be like...i go port go houdegbe north american uniii ohkai no go |
Samtolly4JESUS: The PUME season is over a long time ago....no mind am,we kola abi |
Oluwatola5: Lagos, eng edu,and m not a preditei lagos 2 ,pharmcy nd am a predite |
GOD NA BABA,he prove imself 2 them Fynestboi: who mocked God : |
Oluwatola5: ok, av jxt done d@wia do u live,ur cuz,u a pdite |
Samtolly4JESUS: The supreme wonder of the gospel is its present |
Oluwatola5: alryt dradd me up kejilee1996 Nd wats app -08165359655 Block oda ppl eyes wit g- flakes lolf |
Fynestboi: lolz me wan go stat to dey teach bk.. Coz i nid money gan... Need SMS alerts from UNAAB? click here. The resumed negotiation between the federal government and the Academic Staff Union Of Universities (ASUU) has once again reached a stalemate. At the end of a closed door meeting which lasted for about three hours, Chairman of the Needs Assessment Implementation Committee, Governor Gabriel Suswam announced the launch of N100 billion by September 1 to address infrastructure deficit in all universities across the country. The federal government further approved an additional intervention of N30 billion to be released to university council as against the initial N92 billion demanded by ASUU to resolve the issue of earned allowances. Secretary to the Government ofthe Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim told journalists that the fund is only to clear off the backlog but would need to verify ASUU’s claims. President of ASUU, Proffesor Nasir Faggae however noted that the government’s intervention move is tantamount to a re-negotiation of the 2009 agreement, which would not be accepted by the Union. |
shakur07: Jan ke .. Yhu no talk feb or march na to go find work join to ma work oh ..шξ must carry money enta skooldats tru, am workin |
Oluwatola5: lolzzz....matured? Well, i dont fink am intrestdk then |
Fynestboi: atleast callng it off wud elpdats tru lets kip prayin |
Fynestboi: atleast callng it off wud elpdats tru.ok lets kip prayin |
Oluwatola5: how do u run d group? Onlyn or wut?av patners we are business ppl, 1 in lautech, oda ado, we make money 2 nd oda gain U gona join our admin in d site . We nid mature gal nd u are |
Fynestboi: na bad news jare.... Walahi ASUU MOUTH DN BIG PASS LEVEL..even if them call am off, na jan we go resume, bt list will be,out around nov |
Fynestboi: even d most powerful pasito cnt name theFederal Government’s meeting with ASUU ends in deadlock again By Phillip Eta on August 20, 2013 The resumed negotiation between the federal government and the Academic Staff Union Of Universities (ASUU) has once again reached a stalemate. At the end of a closed door meeting which lasted for about three hours, Chairman of the Needs Assessment Implementation Committee, Governor Gabriel Suswam announced the launch of N100 billion by September 1 to address infrastructure deficit in all universities across the country. The federal government further approved an additional intervention of N30 billion to be released to university council as against the initial N92 billion demanded by ASUU to resolve the issue of earned allowances. Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim told journalists that the fund is only to clear off the backlog but would need to verify ASUU’s claims. President of ASUU, Proffesor Nasir Faggae however noted that the government’s intervention move is tantamount to a re-negotiation of the 2009 agreement, which would not be accepted by the Union. Fynestboi: even d most powerful pasito cnt name thehw va ,was kidin 2 Hope u ppl were api wit d news update lee media board gave uu |
Fynestboi: even d most powerful pasito cnt name thehw va ,was kidin 2 Hope u ppl were api wit d news update lee media board gave uu |
Oluwatola5: ok, wuz d group all about?diff tinz. Lyk LEE SECURITY SERVICE LEE MEDIA BOARD Nd lot more |
Oluwatola5: ysterdai wuz also my day of hold-up 10nks 2 Empty Hen, i wuz held up 4 jxt 2 long den i did d reversal of wut Saka did, i portd 2 Etisalathahaha Smart gal |
laryom1: thank you very much. But i'm currently in kwara state. Plz is anybdy here dat can help me? I can send you d card dtails. Plz help me my fellow nairalander. God wil help us all.alatunse loma mo atunse arare |
Oluwatola5: i hope it ends wen ASUU call of d strike....*winks*hy tola, we want u join d lee group |
jakesund: Phtemie and kejilee i dey hail ohi hail u 2 boss |
Ghydyon: dos dat mean dat 80% of aspirant here use MTN cos it rilly contributed to d scanty house yesterday...mawin |
Federal Government’s meeting with ASUU ends in deadlock again By Phillip Eta on August 20, 2013 The resumed negotiation between the federal government and the Academic Staff Union Of Universities (ASUU) has once again reached a stalemate. At the end of a closed door meeting which lasted for about three hours, Chairman of the Needs Assessment Implementation Committee, Governor Gabriel Suswam announced the launch of N100 billion by September 1 to address infrastructure deficit in all universities across the country. The federal government further approved an additional intervention of N30 billion to be released to university council as against the initial N92 billion demanded by ASUU to resolve the issue of earned allowances. Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Senator Anyim Pius Anyim told journalists that the fund is only to clear off the backlog but would need to verify ASUU’s claims. President of ASUU, Proffesor Nasir Faggae however noted that the government’s intervention move is tantamount to a re-negotiation of the 2009 agreement, which would not be accepted by the Union. |
laryom1: Pls my fellow oauites. I purchased my result cheker scratch card. Bt in d course of sctrachn, 4digts out d serial number nt d pin scratchd away. Plz help me on dz. How can i do it? Dos dat av d card, is there any resemblance btw d card no n d serial numbercall pesin 4 sch Omo na problem oo.cuz d amout |
Mikkie31: its no biggie bro,i was just curious when u said aau. Anyway,tanx for the wrong info.funny lol |
Samtolly4JESUS: Eku Owuro ooa ji re Name d 5000 ppl jesus fed |
Did u c new bout ASUU i pasted Samtolly4JESUS: |
papindinho: u are welcome Dr. Leena xo |
ASUU Strike: Rejoice As FG Approves N400bn Lifeline –SSANU Posted: 19-Aug-2013 [15:57:51] into General by Myschool Mike for school | 9 Comments Sponsored Links & Ads by Myschool.com.ng Get SMS alerts for 1 Year Yes! We will send you SMS alerts on Post-UTME & Admission from your school of choice. Register now! www.myschool.com.ng Post-UTME Past Questions & Ans. Prepare and have an insight on what to expect during the post utme exam in your school of choice. www.myschool.com.ng JAMB Result Slip (Original) See what the original one looks like. Apply for it and get ready for 2013 Post-UTME www.myschool.com.ng Some School Questions NEKEDEPOLY: Wht is the cut off mark of federal polythenic nekede? (71) UI: pls when is the post utme for ui second choice coming up? (0) IDAHPOLY: Wat is d cutoff mak 4 idah poly for 2011/2012 jamb xam? Plz? (3) ASK a question about School Your school Post-UTME Past Questions? click here. Need SMS alerts from Your school? click here. The end to the present strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) may be in sight as President Goodluck Jonathan has approved N400 billion for the infrastructural development of Nigerian universities. The document to this effect is expected to be made available today at the meeting of the presidential committee on implementation of the NEEDS assessment in the universities with the leaders of the four university-based unions – the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities (SSANU), the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU), the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). The President of SSANU, Samson Ugwoke, made the revelation while addressing his union members at the SSANU National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held at the weekend at the University of Abuja. Ugwoke, briefing the SSANU members on the activities of the NEEDS assessment implementation committee, led by Benue State Governor, Gabriel Suswam. He noted that the fund was different from the N100 billion Governor Suswam had raised from donor agencies and big companies to tackle the problems of Nigerian universities in 2013. The labour leader said: “Let me give you a tip on what the NEEDS assessment committee is doing. The president has approved that within the next four years; N400 billion would be expended in infrastructural development of Nigerian universities, to transform the universities to international standard. “N100 billion has already been raised by Suswam committee out of which 61 universities have been pencilled down, as contained in the NEEDS assessment committee. The N100 billion is expected to address needs of the universities in the areas which include re-furbishing and renovation of lecture theatres and lecture halls, re-furbishing and renovation of laboratories/libraries and the renovation of hostels. “The second category is building of new hostels of international standard, self-contained rooms, the latest model in the world. That is the standard to be built in every university, and also the state-of-the-art laboratories as well as classrooms, lecture theatres and the halls.” Ugwoke pointed out that the money had been shared and out of the N100 billion, N96 billion had been sent to universities. He added: “The committee is meeting again on Monday, and by Monday (today), the document will be out. This time around, it is not only by giving university money, but it will be monitored to ensure that the money is used to transform the universities, to bail universities out of the present situation and developed to an international recognized university standard.” |
) has said the N100 billion to be released by the federal government following the report of the Needs Assessment Committee will be shared among 61 universities in the country. National President of SSANU Comrade Samson Ugwoke revealed this while addressing union members at its National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held at the University of Abuja at the weekend. The union leader, who briefed members on activities of the Governor Gabriel Suswam-led Needs Assessment Implementation Committee also said in pursuance of its resolve to transform Nigerian universities to international standard within the next four years, the federal government had approved a sum of N400 billion to be expended in infrastructural development of Nigeria universities and provision of basic needs. He said the document to this effect was expected to be made available today at the meeting of the Presidential Committee on Implementation of the Needs Assessment in the universities with the leaders of the four university-based unions - SSANU, the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). Ugwoke said the N400 billion is different from the N100 billion the Suswam committee has raised from donor agencies and big companies to tackle the problems of Nigerian Universities in the year 2013. He said, "Let me give you a tip on what the NEED Assessment Committee is doing. The President has approved that within the next four years, N400 billion would be expended in infrastructural development of Nigeria Universities, to transform the universities to international standard. "N100 billion has been raised by Suswam Committee, he has done that already. 61 universities have been pencilled down as contained in the NEEDS Assessment Committee. These 61 universities will share the N100 billion in various categories which include refurbishing and renovation of lecture theatres and lecture halls, refurbishing and renovation of laboratory/library and the renovation of hostels. "The second category is building of new hostels of international standard, self-contain room, the latest model in the world. That is the standard to be build in every university, and also the state of the earth laboratories as well as classrooms, lecture theatres and the halls." The SSANU president pointed out that the money has been shared among the universities. He also said out of the N100 billion, N96 billion has been sent to universities. He added: "The committee is meeting again on Monday, and by Monday, the document will be out. This time around, it is not only by giving university money, but it will be monitored to ensure that the money is used to transform the universities, to bail universities out of the present situation and developed to an international recognised university standard." Samtolly4JESUS: |
Samtolly4JESUS: We never hear anything about ASUU and FGvisit .com ) has said the N100 billion to be released by the federal government following the report of the Needs Assessment Committee will be shared among 61 universities in the country. National President of SSANU Comrade Samson Ugwoke revealed this while addressing union members at its National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting held at the University of Abuja at the weekend. The union leader, who briefed members on activities of the Governor Gabriel Suswam-led Needs Assessment Implementation Committee also said in pursuance of its resolve to transform Nigerian universities to international standard within the next four years, the federal government had approved a sum of N400 billion to be expended in infrastructural development of Nigeria universities and provision of basic needs. He said the document to this effect was expected to be made available today at the meeting of the Presidential Committee on Implementation of the Needs Assessment in the universities with the leaders of the four university-based unions - SSANU, the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT), the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions (NASU) and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). Ugwoke said the N400 billion is different from the N100 billion the Suswam committee has raised from donor agencies and big companies to tackle the problems of Nigerian Universities in the year 2013. He said, "Let me give you a tip on what the NEED Assessment Committee is doing. The President has approved that within the next four years, N400 billion would be expended in infrastructural development of Nigeria Universities, to transform the universities to international standard. "N100 billion has been raised by Suswam Committee, he has done that already. 61 universities have been pencilled down as contained in the NEEDS Assessment Committee. These 61 universities will share the N100 billion in various categories which include refurbishing and renovation of lecture theatres and lecture halls, refurbishing and renovation of laboratory/library and the renovation of hostels. "The second category is building of new hostels of international standard, self-contain room, the latest model in the world. That is the standard to be build in every university, and also the state of the earth laboratories as well as classrooms, lecture theatres and the halls." The SSANU president pointed out that the money has been shared among the universities. He also said out of the N100 billion, N96 billion has been sent to universities. He added: "The committee is meeting again on Monday, and by Monday, the document will be out. This time around, it is not only by giving university money, but it will be monitored to ensure that the money is used to transform the universities, to bail universities out of the present situation and developed to an international recognised university standard." |
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