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Jeezbaby:
BBM 23615255, what's app( 08160066549),twitter (precyj3). Decency and maturity is my motor.

I fear this bbm pin.

aliumujib:
Please stop talking about the episodes, some of us want to let the season run its course.

Sorry sir

kennyslim1:
Make dem check d snake wella o...to avoid the saying "its the 1st time this snake has bitten someone"

Hahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahahahhahahahahahahahahahah

Like thief abi

Waiting for the second episode.....

Laygos:
Nah! Imagine seven beautiful women fighting over you;
Mehn! You be feeling like king kong.

I be like, super man

Yea buh I will be feeling like super man
You will be feeling like king kong
Buh it will make brain enough.
Buh currently 4 down remaining 3

Willing too.
14 should be preferable na
Buh I will manage sha

pesty100:
maybe I would even go back to my MTN

I pity u if u try that....MTN? No way

Sorry, take hrt.

Weldon expert

Applaner:
u are suppose to watch and pray.
u are suppose to watch and pray.

Omo u sabi bible ooo
Why not get microscope for better image view

And who said u must close your eyes?

fab04:
Lesson to learn: dont always post ur problems on nairaland

Walahi brov....
I don try am before na me come regret am later...
God have mercy on them all including me sha.

Mcbussy:
It airs 9pm every sunday in US,and that's like 3am Monday morning in naija. So u should be able to find ep 2 online from around 9am next Monday.

Ok. Thank u so much.

valboy20:
nup..airing next week Sunday

WHAT? Next week?
Menh can't wait.
Thanks sha

valboy20:
Morgan season 4? Are you for real?

Morgan was last seen in season 3 (clear) unless you bought those pirated CDs.

The last aired episode was 'no sanctuary' in case you're yet to watch it.

Yea I watched it, buh that was three days back.
Just asking if the second episode is out already.

valboy20:
me I think say Morgan don die tey tey..that man's definitely one man show..either way I smell danger ahead

Haba na u no see am for season 4? Abeg u know weda episode don show

ifaoni:
kill him if he refuse to go

Haba na, person father ooo.

darnley16:
@ op, you seem curious. therefore I'll help you out,,, Have you ever heard of , Pre-Adamic Men?

Please don't start, am begging u.....
Am confused already don't want to be confused the more

[quote author=RevDesmondJuju post=26912976]A little bit of their own medicine they can't take.

Hypocrites! We all know the party whose policy is anchored on ethno-religious divisions and pure blatant lies.

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Smh. God help u

oluwadanie1: *just passing by*
I don't have any business with this yet.
Am still 17

And u will remain 17... Alleluia

E no work

tpacalipse: Have you asked oga Jona?

For what

stinggy: Go to Yaba left or Uselu. You can't miss him in both places.
#JustKidding tho

Lol better be kidding ooo

Its been long. Who know where the guy dey

Rising from a meeting held at Rivers State
Polytechnic, Bori, Rivers State to deliberate over
progress made since the suspension of the
Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP)
strike on July 12, 2014, the National Executive
Council (NEC) of the union has expressed hope
that the task force set up by the Minister of
Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau to look into
the contending issues would submit its report in
due time.
Disclosing the outcome of the meeting, held last
Friday, South-West zonal coordinator of the
ASUP, Dosumu Babatunde, stated that a letter
had been sent to the minister to urge the task
force set up to step up its work.
“We wouldn’t want the three months grace given
to government to lapse so we sent a letter to the
minister urging him to do everything possible to
ensure that we end this crisis before the
expiration of the period given to the minister,”
Babatunde said.
He, however, noted Shekarau’s commitment to
resolving the impasse.
“The minister had said that once the task force
submits its report, there will be a meeting with
ASUP and COEASU where the report will be
discussed, with the intention of generating a
working paper and promised that he will
personally take it to the Presidency for approval,”
Babatunde noted.
ill be recalled that the union, through an
announcement by its President, Dr Chibuzor
Asomugha, had on July 12, 2014 suspended an
about 10-month old strike for only three months
to allow the then newly appointed Education
Minister, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau address the
contentious issues and take necessary action.
Some of the issues that led to the suspended
strike are: the constitution of Governing Council
for all the Federal polytechnics; the removal of
the discrimination and dichotomy between
polytechnic and university graduates; the under-
funding of polytechnic education; and, the
establishment of Polytechnic Commission to
oversee the activities of Polytechnic education.


http://www.tribune.com.ng/news/news-headlines/item/16931-3-months-of-grace-almost-over-asup-tells-education-minister