₦airaland Forum

Jessicavizzy: twice,but d ist jamb he didnt reach d cutoff.

Crystalbelle: when u say basic admission,are u referring to the predegree programme?

Jessicavizzy: pls i need help,ma kidbro was admitted for animalscience and fishery instead medicine and surgery..so now we r confuse,shud he take the course or wait till nxtyear?and is d course a good course?is anyone also admitted into dis dpartment?..nid ansas asap.tnks

Obilouchechukwu: Pls sir, i go this while checking my admission status.."Congratulations Obilo Uchechukwu Kingsley!!!
You Have Been Offered Admission for a 4-Year FIRST DEGREE Programme into
UNIVERSITY OF PORT-HARCOURT.
Course NURSING/NURSING SCEINCE in the Faculty of MEDICINE". When did nursing become a 4year course??...help pls.

ProfChris10: ok. please when are we expecting the 3rd list, hope it won't have expired by then?

ProfChris10: Hmmm no 2nd choice candidates to be admitted. Why would they call us for post ume by the way, It would have been better if only first choice candidates was invited for post ume. I guess Nigeria education system is really crumbling. Right now i'm very furious. I guess i should not put my hope in uniport again. GOODBYE THREAD. #sobs#

aieromon: The amount reduces as you move from the North down to the South and the West. I know Katsina state pays a minimum of N40,000 with furnished accommodation (as long as you aren't posted to the state capital).

IamChiboi: It varies from state to state

otokx: hope you do not have to do it all over again.

timpaker: please enlighten me.

timpaker: Many people may not know this but the strike has nothing to do with lecturers allowances or welfare as wildly speculated, the issue is adequate funding of the universities. All ASUU want is adequate funding and nothing more.

berem: There's nothing outrageous about the money.The education sector needs proper funding.If our leaders can send their kids to foreign schools that are well funded,why should they not equally fund our own universities to meet up to international standard? The money required is small compared to the excessive looting going on in the presidency.

berem: There's nothing outrageous about the money.The education sector needs proper funding.If our leaders can send their kids to foreign schools that are well funded,why should they not equally fund our own universities to meet up to international standard? The money required is small compared to the excessive looting going on in the presidency.

Hearme: if you don't pay them, they will also not work or they will begin work on assumption of having done the work you didn't pay them for. E.g if a school was a month to exams before the strike/ no work, no pay policy. Whenever they resume, they will begin work on assumption that they have taught, done exams and are ready for a new session. How about that? Academics are not those in whom such policies work, the government will only keep compounding the problem.

Those who owe should pay and not threaten people. We all can see the mago mago way PHCN was handed over without settling its workers and pensioners, is that how to solve problems.

rodwillow: We dey satellite town oo...I never see light for a while now..gej is workin ma foot

ojingbe: The Federal Government has invoked the ‘no work, no pay’ labour rule against striking university lecturers as their industrial action enters the 93rd day with no end in sight.

Some ASUU branch chairmen told Daily Sun that text messages were sent to vice chancellors to apply the ‘no work, no pay’ labour rules to academic staff on strike and that the decision had affected the payment of salary of non-academic staff in the university system.

According to one of the branch chairmen, he and his exco confronted their university management over the salary delay and the he showed them the text message asking them not to pay salary to ASUU members.
He stressed that the ‘no work, no pay’ labour rule had never worked, pointing out that ASUU has a counter-measure, which was ‘no pay, no work,’ and that the union was not on strike because of salary increment.

Also, the ASUU chairman, Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta, Dr. Biodun Badmus, told Daily Sun that the vice chancellor got text messages not to pay salaries and revealed that the university had not received August salary from government.
His words: “Any vice chancellor that has paid August salary did so using the university’s Internally Generated Revenue (IGR). We are not bothered about the salary issue, because at the end of the day, they will still pay us.”

Meanwhile, the union has faulted the conduct of Post-UTME examination by the universities during the strike without the involvement of academic staff and urged the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) to intervene on the issue

Shady3: bro dnt be offended, aw did u fill those without paying d acceptance nd all dat pls tell... Tankz in advance

Shady3: dat actually meanz dat nobody has filled d eligibility form yet