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R2bees:
lol Ebsu wey never start second semester exam. my younger bro dey there

ui jst started second semester very useless school in terms of acad calendar but good in other arear

Imsu and ebsu has only slow calender for mediacal students

although ui has always been trying to rectify their calender whenever there is delay

1. LAUTECH
2. OAU
3. Abubakar Tafawa balewa University bauchi
4. Abia State University
5. University of Maduguri
6. University of Ibadan
7. University of Jos
8. Olabisi onobanjo university
9. Eboyin State university
10. Imo state university
forgive me if the numbering are not in order, but take or leave these are the slowest universities currently

falcon01:
prepare for what?? survival?? i dont think so. if its gonna end its gonna end nothing last forever.

"nothing last forever" except hausa perfume

ray961:
We students hereby officially announce the beginning of our national student *indefinite* strike on the basis of

* The ASUU strike not lasting for minimum of 6months
* The strikers not carrying us along to confirm if we ready to resume
* The strikers not giving us enough time to jollificate and do some runs we'd love to

*The strikers not even. ...... abeg remind me.

We say no to all these!
So indefinite strike we go.

spokes person
*Universities Student Association (USA)*

lol. mad man

dem no even allow person hustle small

tens4real:
BREAKING! Finally The ASSU Strike Has Been Officially Called Off
Posted by David olufemi
Finally, the ASUU STRIKE which has lasted for more than a month has been official called off.
While addressing a press conference in the Federal Universities of Technology, Minna, the Niger State capital, the National President of ASUU, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi said the union had agreed to suspend the strike after a meeting of the National Executive Council which started on today.

The President also listed the components of the agreement which the union had with the Federal Government, which led to the resolution of the long-drawn crisis.
While speaking at a press briefing today on resolutions which the Union has reached during the National Exercutive Council meeting NEC in Federal University of Technology FUT, Minna, the president of ASUU, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi said and we quote:

“Finally, NEC resolved to suspend the strike action embarked upon, with effect from monday, September, 18, 2017 and directs its branches to resume work forthwith”.

Minna— Parents, students and government officials, Tuesday, expressed relief as the a-month old nationwide strike, by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, over non-implementation of 2009 agreement between the union and the Federal Government, was called off.

Addressing journalists in Minna, today, after long hours of brainstorming, ASUU President, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, said the union decided to call off the strike after diligent and careful appraisal of various report, especially the resolutions signed last week by ASUU and the Federal Government.

ASUU, however, said it would continuously and diligently monitor the implementation of the joint resolutions in all branches, facilitate the inauguration of the implementation monitoring committee on the report of the Needs Assessment of Nigerian Universities, ensure faithful compliance with the report and ensure that ASUU members do not suffer any loss of deserved benefits arising from the strike, specifically the unresolved issue of the Earned Allowances.

ASUU also highlighted the remaining areas in the 2009 agreement, which require policy and legislative steps for the challenges facing the system to be effectively addressed and expressed hope that the provisions of the extant agreements for revitalisation of the university system will imme-diately focus on theseneeds.

Accordingly, Ogunyemi declared that with effect from Monday, the one month old strike has been suspended and thereby directed all branches to resume work forthwith.
ASUU’s expectations
ASUU listed some of its expectations from government.

They include government’s faithful implementation of the resolutions reached and signed, even as it vowed to work assiduously for the revitalisation of Nigerian universities where students and parents will begin to see the fruits of the struggle.

ASUU expects that the revitalisation funds for the next five years will be provided as agreed in the resolutions, while the implementation monitoring committee will ensure that funds released will be used to meet genuine revitalisation needs of public universities with strict and disciplined supervision of the implementation processes by the universities themselves.
ASUU also expects the monitoring committee to conclude, within a short time, the verification of the level of implementation of the Earned Academic Allowances and that government should also, as agreed, provide fund for the payment of outstanding balance.
It also expects government to act quickly to engage the services of the universities in special consulting services as contained in the resolution.

guy why u dey lie na

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7:47

got nothing 2 say

i've noting to say i leave it to the next poster

Ajoboss:
u need three weeks more??
Which course u dey study abeg?

banking and surgery

even if ASUU calls of the strike no NASU to run d school
abeg make dem. give us lyk 3 weeks more jare

the news looks very fake no source link no news paper reporting i smell lies

they are playing tinko tinko with Nigeria's education quality

they are playing tinko tinko with Nigeria's education quality

child/ward not wood

NANS plans indefinite protest from MondayMeanwhile, National Association of Nigerian Students,NANS, has vowed to embark on sustained, indefinite nationwide protest on August 21 should ASUU and theFederal Government fail to reach a compromise and call off the strike.It described the Federal Government’s attitude towards the education sector as sardonic and satanic.Speaking withVanguard,yesterday, its Senate President, Comrade Taiwo Bamigbade, said after due consultation with various Students Union Government that constitute the Senate Arm of National Association of Nigerian Students, the association agreed to embark on a national protest.He said: “When we commence the protest on Monday,we will not stop until ASUU and the Federal Government resolve the issue and call of the strike.“We have agreed that all Students Union Governmentsin various institutions would join forces to begin the national protest, if by Sunday the Federal Government fails to reach at a compromise with the leadership of ASUU.”According to him, the Students Union Government President of each state would anchorthe protest.He said further: ‘’We are resolute in our quest to secure and protect our future from being ruined. There is no going back in our struggle to emancipate Nigerian students from the shackles of oppressions.’’However, Vanguard investigations revealed that students from the University of Lagos, UNILAG, and the Federal University of Technology, Akure, yesterday had a period of lecture each which was against ASUU directivesIn his reaction, the Chair, UNILAG-ASUU, Dr Laja Odukoya, said there was no teaching in UNILAG, adding that the two lecturers who tried to teach students were stopped and they complied.He, however, agreed that there were lectures on Tuesday, adding that UNILAG-ASUU officially joined the strike 12 noon Tuesday after their NEC meeting on campus.
pls my question will u join them

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Please should apply for the change of course form had 45 applied for mech engineering but I want to change to ime pls Wat are my chances I don't want to waste 6000 lyk last year that I got 44 and changed to polymer tech and I wasn't admitted after changing to a course I met d cut off mark
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