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Ghydyon: na wetin u xpect....oga hope u r eating all wat is eatable 4 d nxt adventural semester

the eatables are also on strike....lol

Kejilee: seconded


Olastep i hail oooo

'thirded'

jakesund: oga mii...i dobale for yu oh...when we resume we gats hook up oh many tinz ta do...but most importantly we wan appoint u as the pro chancellor of g-flakes university ....

thanks 4d appointment. But mind u, u've also got to chop g-flakes when u resume. Everyday, its either rice, spag or g-flakes. Bt in moz, u'l hear stories of Amala, Eba, Indomie, Ila... Na dem get time

gloatkenf: great... Ola, how far, it's been a while...how are your colleagues...?

they're all fine. No thanks 2 ASUU.
Though some of my friends are nairalanders, they hardly post ds days. My most trusted friend in skul is evn a Nairalander @skysol. Nairalanders are good and kind. Pls, keep ur friendship here to reality. Thumps Up bro

Adegbemigunjosh: NYC 1

a pleasure!

Oluwatola5: Boss of life

lol

olayiwola9: ore so fun won. aw u hols btw

xup my buddy...in angola, fellowship and physics engineering dept. I hope u're enjoyin d strike...?

jakesund: Ah cant wait to roll with olastep...

good morning. Prof g-flakes, ur excellency sir

Fynestboi: @oga @ d top olastep u re just to trilliondaful, walahi cnt wait to c u nd ve a chat wit u..... Thanks bossman..

sure!. Weldone sir

Samtolly4JESUS: Thanks so much@ uncle Olastep!

its a pleasure, @nephew Sam

Adehwale: This is arguably d most inspirational post av read on this thead. 100 likes for this. Nice one bro

good morning bro. Thumps Up

Hellllo guys... How are you all doing...? Its great to meet you doing well!
Congrats to those who scaled through the cut-off. Its a thing of joy and i'm so happy with you.

Although, in reality; each one of you has reasons/purpose of bagging an University degree. But my friend, We need to steer clear of this poverty of ambition, where people want to drive fancy cars and wear nice clothes and live in nice apartments but don't want to work hard to accomplish these things. Nothing good comes easy. It isn't easy but its worth it.
Have a good time for yourself this crucial period. Rely solely on God and do not trust your marks. Find some moments each day to think about your future. Gain new insights. Meditate on your plans and goals. Dont be too lousy. Infact, OAU is not for lousy fellas!. I guess you know what i meant...?. Humble yourself even to those who arent up to you. Remember that you stil have new and greater heights to climb!!!

And if you didnt meet up to the cut-off. Relax. It is not late. You stil have a better and wider chance of being admitted.
You know what you'l do...? Just gather up yourself and photocopy your slips very well. Rush back to OAU immediately the strike is over. Meet a few stalites and go to your department and *walk majesticaly into any of the offices with confidence*. Beg, postrate, plead with anyone you find in the office either visitors or occupants. See, students no dey shame o o o. No doubt, no lecturer/staff dare send you out after those pleadings. Atleast, they'l offer some help.
Dont give up.
Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence.
Talent will not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent.
Genius will not; unrewarded genius is almost a proverb.
Education will not; the world is full of educated derelicts.
Persistence and determination are omnipotent. The slogan "press on" has solved and always will solve the problems of the human race.

My joy is to see everyone in Ife and shake your hand and welcome you, yes U, to

Oko Awon University
and the
Only Available University

* please, dont quote *

Finally, my friend,

You're pretending this isn't your life. You think it's going to happen some other time. When you're dead you'll realise you were alive now.

God Bless.


———Olastep™

So sad...#
NOW, i'v lost hope. Make dem lyk make dem jst strike til 2019. God dey

Yeye op

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no wonder, the pages are moving @ light speed...

And who says Nigeria is worst...?

I dey laff

I hope same applies to all these Blackberry frek gals

@all
let the ministry keep moving....

gloatkenf: ehm... I...don't think my time's ripe enough to talk yet... but ehm, lemme say, thanks to Jehovah Tzidkemu for everything and even nothing, for the successes n' blessed blessings in our lives and same shall always or keep on being on our paths...Amen... plus I humbly spray my hard-earned kudoses too to all and sundry... 'Fynestboi,' we go patter better on 2go u get? Peace...

bro gloatkenf, how are u doing...? Long tym no hear

I dey laff

What the hell is wrong with these boys..?

*jst passing by*

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I laff in japanese

THE hope for the re-opening of universities in the shortest possible time was dashed Thursday after the Federal Government constituted committee chaired by the Benue State Governor, Hon. Gabriel Suswan in a meeting with the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, failed to agree on the contentious issues.

There were expectations that ASUU could call off the strike after the meeting as the National President of the union Dr. Nasir Fagge had previously said that calling off the strike was dependent upon what the Federal government would place on the table in respect of the implementation of the 2009 agreement.
Speaking to reporters on the outcome of the meeting, Dr. Fagge said, “Well it was inaugural meeting, so naturally nothing much was achieved. It is just that the chairman (Governor Gabriel Suswan) told us how he wants to carry out the assignment.
“And then he said that he thinks we should have a sub-committee that will liaise with TETFund and National Planning Commission to get more information on the technical report that was submitted by the Needs Assessment Committee and on the basis of that, projects will be identified and will now look for the funding.”

On the promise he made that after the meeting the union would take a stand depending on what the government would place on the table, he said, “There is no change any way because the meeting today is just considering one aspect of the agreement, which is funding.
“So what we did today was to have an inaugural meeting on funding and our members nation wide said nothing short of implementation of all aspects of the agreement will make them call off the strike, so like I said whatever meeting we are invited, we will go and give our members information.
“ like I said today’s meeting was an inaugural meeting nothing much was achieved there order than how to go and implementing the Needs Assessment Report which is anaspect of funding aspect of the agreement, so we will wait and see whatever government decides to do with the agreement, we are there.”

strike continua...

Source...
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/08/ASUU-fg-fail-to-agree-on-contentious-issues/

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Will there be justice after all this...?

Getting tired of this show!

Great development on the ASUU strike.. the Federal government has approved five out of their seven proposals.. the remaining two will be addressed next week Monday and Thursday respectively...hopefully we resume upper Monday... let's continue to pray.. I know Things will work out well


———Olastep™
...of the GREATEST IFE