Kiingsolomon: Broz of me... How u doing sir?

@ ur service sire, I dey loyal 2 king

maths students, wen re we doing our departmental reg? faculty of science, wen re we collecting d prospectus n receipt

Kiingsolomon: .... Just got to IB some minutes after 9. #I hav neva experienced such traffic wahala#

I thank God anyway!, Back to my domicilliary.

10q God

Kiingsolomon: #About to enter maruwa#

on ma way to IB

hw's d journey bro

hw was 2day's reg ooo my pple

godofphysics: i dnt lik introducin masef ni jare. I waz lukin @ u but u ddnt recognise me. Oya check my face vry well now jor

dis guy, oga oooo. I knw we will know each other better 1day

godofphysics: i dnt lik introducin masef ni jare. I waz lukin @ u but u ddnt recognise me. Oya check my face vry well now jor

dis guy, oga oooo. I knw we will know each other better

godofphysics: #falls on top bed# tnk u Jesus. After faculty reg, final enrolment, then library....mehn! D stress wasn't funny @ all.....
@rashywire, hope u're done sha (i saw u as usual wearin jeans dis tyme*winks*)

n u no fit call me abi? #frown face#
m not 2ru oooo. have dey stamped ur library card @ d faculty?

paulooma:

Thanks rashywire......Please can I do my faculty and departmental registration immediately after my school fees without the final enrolment.....Thanks Rashy

yea

paulooma: Please what are needed to take to the bank before they can allow me pay for the school fees.....Thanks NL

just bio nonsense

who is in d multi purpose hall nw. u can holla me 08095253415

Kiingsolomon: lol. Hw ur final enrolment, hav u done it?

m just going to d multi purpose hall

Kiingsolomon: we are sorry sir..... But, we didnt see d trees u asked us to fetch for U, sir.

lols. so name here u wan catch me abi. don't worry

Varsities strike to end next week as govt, ASUU sign MoU
The Nation / Gbenga Omokhunu, Abuja / 2 hours ago

After more than five months, university teachers will return to classrooms next week.

Yesterday, the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) signed a Memorandum of Understanding on the decisions reached during the 13-hour meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan.

The government which initially said it would not sign an MoU with the union which it ordered to return to work or be sacked ate the humble pie.

 Supervising Minister of Education Nyesom Wike signed on behalf of the government, National Universities Commission (NUC) Executive Secretary Prof. Julius Okojie signed on behalf of the management. Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) President Abdulwaheed Omar and the permanent secretary of the Ministry of Education also signed.

Wike said all contending issues between ASUU and the Federal Government have been resolved to the satisfaction of the parties.

 The minister said: “Today is not just historic; it is one of the happiest days of my life since I became the Supervising Minister of Education. As you are all aware, ASUU has been on strike for well over five months on account of their resolve to bring about a new lease of life to all public universities.

 ”Following Mr. President’s personal intervention in the marathon meeting he held on 4th November, 2013 with the Executive of ASUU and other Labour Union leaders where all residual issues were resolved, Nigerians from all walks of life had expressed optimism that the strike would soon be called off. Unfortunately and sadly too, this was not to be due to ASUU’s insistence that the Federal Government must take further practical steps to show good faith and commitment to the implementation of the agreement.

 ”As a responsible and responsive government we have a duty to restore normalcy to our University system so that our children can resume classes and pursue their educational careers. Consequently, the Vice-Chancellors of Federal Universities were directed to immediately reopen the Universities for academic activities, while the minor discrepancies are sorted out.

 ”Today, I am very pleased to announce that all contending issues between ASUU and the Federal Government have been resolved to the satisfaction of the parties. Let me emphasise that we recognise and appreciate ASUU’s patriotic role and commitment towards ensuring that our Universities are well-funded, resourced and run like their counterpart in other parts of the world. Thus, we are all partners in progress and there is no victor; no  vanquished in the struggle of this nature for as long as our goals remain noble, not actuated by parochial interests, and targeted at moving our nation forward.

 “Let me reiterate that the Federal Government is serious about revitalising all our universities and will continue to fund them as a matter of priority.”

 ASUU President Fagge said: “I thank all stakeholders for ensuring that we come this far. It is important to acknowledge the intervention of President Goodluck Jonathan. He made it possible that we could come this far. What we had agreed with Mr. President in that 13 hours meeting had been judiciously documented and our members presumed that it was going to be documented, we wouldn’t have wasted time.

 ”I do not have the power to call off the strike. It is only our members that can do that. And within one week our members will meet and decide to call off the strike. We have a document here which shows that government is committed. And all the things we demanded for are in the letter.      ”Our members are intellectuals. Since the signing of the 2009 agreement we (ASUU) have been pursuing government to get that agreement implemented. We succeeded in getting a portion of the agreement implemented and here we are, we have lost time about four years.

 ”But I think it is never too late to turn a new page and do what is right with our universities. If we ever think that there is no need to fund the university education then we are deceiving ourselves. I am convinced that now that we are willing to turn a new leaf to give our universities the adequate funding so that they can have all it takes within and outside the country  then I want to assure you that very soon we will be among the best in the world. The minister has invited us to look at the document and signed it.

 ”And like Mr. President earlier directed, we will now take this document to our members. And we are confident that our members will do the appropriate thing. I am a father and my children are in Nigerian universities and not in Malaysia, you can investigate. That is why I am also passionate about ensuring that our children get high quality education in Nigeria.”

 The NLC President said: “The struggle that ASUU has put up must be seen in the correct perspective that it is a very selfless struggle because it is a struggle to make sure that universities have a very conducive environment to learn.

 ”I am very happy that today we are coming to a very good conclusion. Nobody has gone on strike because they just want to go on strike but because of Nigeria.”

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oh boi I don miss gan ooooo.# use hands cover opened mouth# yemmy n kingsolomon, is d@ wat I asked u 2 go n do in skul? don't worry, if I catch u pple, u go beg me tire. Asiko, don't mind dem joooor. Omode n se wan

Ortarico:

Hahaha. . . . Still on this planet Earth with you boss. I'll be going to the Univ. Of Full Stress tomorrow for the payment of school fees and wait till Friday for the final enrollment. I believe you've rounded-off with everything, have you?

m still going on Thursday 4 my departmental n final enrollment.

godofphysics: tenk u sir

no p sir

Ezyoung: Faculty of science pls wot r the requirements?


Chemistry dept too?

Pls help

just go n show dem 1 of ur signed screening form n those photocopies given to you @ d screening centre. n ur #10000. nb; na first come first serve oooo

Kiingsolomon: The departmental reg na d wahala... Come see how d man dey scorn everybody for outside!...chai.

me scope am ni oooo

godofphysics: yea tnx. I was there ystdy. I mean wer is d faculty office(if any)

did u know d indomie bridge? if yes, follow d step of d faculty building opposite d indomie bridge go 2 d second floor, turn to ya right n go straight. there is d faculty office

solarenergy: Departmental reg till Thursday again *sigh*

yes

solarenergy: I wonder y unilag jus decided to stress us unnecessarily dis year *grins*

takia course mate

godofphysics: wer exactly is d faculty office? Just describe it anyhow

wen u getl to cits, walk down as if u re going to d senate, there, a road BTW d eco bank n afe babalola hall, walk down straight, u will c king Baja hostel, beside d hostel is a road d@ lead 2 d faculty. u can even ask 1c u get 2 eco bank.
nb: u ask me 2 describe anyhow.

solarenergy: faculty of science freaking crowdy dis mawnin.......tooo stuffy

I'm out of d@ crowdy place. tank God ooo

m in d faculty office now. yemmy show up wen u re around

on my way to school.

JeffPhoenix: naah

k boss

Ortarico:

Rash baba, I greet you powerfully bro!

where on dis planet have u been? where is or last bus stop I'm d@ reg
we re going 2morrow 4 faculty reg.
I Rep MTH. Walextopolino n Solar energy, he 2morrow go b nw?

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hello, what's the cost of this registration for radiography department...do you know? [/quote
not @ all my oga. buh dash 10000 for faculty is ascertia (certain). hnn

yemmytcm: boss mi,na tomorrow i go show face for that money-choping faculty....i hope to complete faculty reg and do the final enrollment ish. #touches chest# so help me God,#sighs

amen n me too. hoping 2 c u tomorrow

JeffPhoenix: its first come first serve..... theres gonna a line there!!

does it take lng b4 dey finish 1 person

godofphysics: just entering d gate. #Traffic tinz#

I wish u well bro