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Abeg whatever they are doing let them do it fast, to release money to ASUU no suppose take decade but in this corn-tree, only God knows

mopol123:
na federal university na. This bastards are killing me. I don dey house tire for 3 month wen i for don buy motor by now dey large up. Destiny delayed is not denied

Omoh! Me don tire ohh
ASUU just de adamant!

Make uniben withdraw na

Fake news

Bloggers!
ASUU said they are ready to go hungry till....

You're even in school sef, guy what about us wey de hux for close to 4months now n still counting, u think say if I am in ur situation I no go happy

See eh, naija education is messed up the best way to get knowledge is on your own do your own research , findings, assignment build your self career wise, school is to get d certificate and your own na to hustle ur own knowledge and understanding no wait for anyone to spoon feed you for this corn-Tree no time !
Shikena.!

Only God fit help person for this corn-Tree

GrandFinale2021:
you notice as them put paragraph 3 for bold
Lol

If I manage finish the 3 month wey I get for school ehh.. de kind jollification wey I go get ehhh..I go thank God wella
ASUU are just being wicked and adamant..

Guy de try to construct a topic to follow whatever you wan talk watin be "ASUU update" na ASUU members u de find?
Hia!!

sinkhole:

Wahala no de finish oh..... Omo!!!

Guy abeg de post correct news no de play with my emotions again!

Nwachacho:
Considering gini? The FG should be considering on meeting the demands of ASUU and stop this incessant strikes. How can the FG be using religious bodies to be playing mind games on ASUU and the nation's educational sector instead of doing the needful to make it better

Nawa see as u carry ASUU mata for head
If they consider religious body appeal na crime
Can't some one beg again!
Abeg make them consider biko

Make them let person graduate abeg

Adonis86:
Dead on arrival... Strike is even yet to begin... ASUUs President.

There's God..

May pay minimum wage arrears to varsity workers this week

By Johnbosco Agbakwuru

ABUJA–PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has directed the National Information Technology Development Agency, NITDA to subject the Integrated Payroll Personnel Information System, IPPIS and the two other proposed payment solutions proposed by University workers to integrity test.

This is as the Federal Government is making efforts towards ensuring that the Consiquential Adjustment/ minimum wage arrears are paid to the striking university workers this week in order to persuade them call off the ongoing strike.

Recall that the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU and the non teaching staff Joint Action Committee, JAC, comprising the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Associated Institutions, NASU, and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, have lamented that they were being shortchanged in their salary payment since the government introduced IPPIS as the official payment platform.

As an alternative, ASUU proposed to the government the University Transparency Accountability Solution, UTAS, while SSANU and NASU on their own, proposed the University Peculiar Personnel and Payroll System, U3P

The peculiarities include employees’ salaries, bonuses, deductions, net pay, generation of pay-advice and other financial reports using accounting best practices and also seek to essentially automate those micro administrative tasks performed by accountant general office and bursars of federal institutions, thereby giving the office the mental bandwidth to focus on the macro.

In a tripartite plus meeting attended by the leadership of the university-based unions including the National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige and other relevant stakeholders, at the Banquet Hall of the Presidential Villa, Abuja, President Buhari directed NITDA to subject the three payment solutions to integrity test.

Source: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2022/05/strike-buhari-orders-nitda-to-subject-ippis-utas-u3ps-to-integrity-test/

Mrsoft3:
Why would they consider and go back to class then after 3month they are back embarking on strike. Student should boycott classes if that’s the case, you don’t waste people time and not achieve your aim and still waste another time in the future

At least one semester can be done within that 3month..

Pple wey de school de pray to commot una de pray to enter blike toilet ...Lol

n it's even 5yr course guy just add 2extra years to that 5 years as now uniben you put ASUU n naija wahala go show una what's up...

Just work very hard for your post utme, you
chances are there, read and work hard you can make it
Good luck

Uyi168:
..
ASUU is not considering anything.
which kain yeye student protests

Nagativity avoid me abeg!

Na so them de talk ....

They are planning on suspending the strike for 3month due to the pressure including student protesting and after three months if FG doesn't do anything it will be indefinite strike.

Let's just wait and see till Monday then

There are strong indications that the Academic Staff Union of Universities may suspend its ongoing rollover strike for a grace period of three months.

It was gathered that the decision to suspend the strike is to enable government to meet the demands of the University lecturers going by the discussion at a meeting held on Thursday with the government team.

Prompt News Online reports that ASUU



leadership held a marathon meeting with the federal government team from Thursday morning till late at night.

The government team was led by the Chief of Staff to the President, Prof. Ibrahim Gambari, with the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, in attendance.

Prompt News Online further learnt that should the proposal put on the table by the government is accepted by ASUU, students may return to campus from Monday, May 16, 2022.



https://theeagleonline.com.ng/breaking-ASUU-may-suspend-strike-for-three-months/

This is old news na!
Protest before the deadlock meeting

pennywys:
Oh baba God let this be true

Those of us operating businesses within school environment its really affecting us most

Eh..ya
Make ASUU get conscious abeg

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, may suspend its ongoing industrial action soon,



The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, may suspend its ongoing industrial action soon, DAILY POST learnt.


A member of the union, who spoke with our correspondent on condition of anonymity, said the striking lecturers are currently considering suspending the three months strike.

According to him, the suspension may last for just three months, saying that negotiations with the Federal Government would continue during the grace period.

He said the failure of the government to meet the demands of ASUU within the three months would lead to an indefinite strike.

This is coming a few hours after President Muhammadu Buhari appealed to the union to consider the suffering of students and call off the strike.

The union commenced a warning strike on February 14 over the inability of the Federal Government to meet its demands and implement some agreements the two parties entered into previously.

The industrial action was on Monday, May 9, extended by another 12 weeks, which is expected to elapse on August 9.

Source : https://dailypost.ng/2022/05/13/ASUU-bows-to-pressure-considers-suspending-strike/

Abeg oh make them call off this strike Biko !

Following a report, on Sunday, by the United Kingdom Health Security Agency (UKHSA) that a person in England had been diagnosed with Monkeypox, the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control (NCDC) has confirmed circulation of the disease with 558 cases and eight deaths in 32 states of the federation.

The UKHSA said the patient had recently travelled from Nigeria. It said the person is receiving care at the Infectious Disease Unit of Guy’s and St. Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust in London.

Monkeypox is a rare viral infection, which kills one in every 10 patients, but does not spread swiftly. An epidemiological summary on the ailment published, yesterday, by the NCDC, pointed out that since September 2017, Nigeria has continued to report sporadic cases of the disease, with a National Technical Working Group (TWG) monitoring infections and strengthening preparedness/response capacity.

The centre said 46 suspected infections were reported between January 1 and April 30 this year in addition to 15 confirmed cases from seven states –Adamawa (three), Lagos (three), Cross River (two), Abuja (two), Kano (two), Delta (two) and Imo (one) – but no death had been recorded.

The NCDC said 10 new suspected cases in April were reported from seven states – Bayelsa (three), Lagos (two), Kano (one), FCT (one), Delta (one), Edo (one) and Ogun (one).

The five new positive cases in the month were confirmed from four states – Lagos (two), FCT (one), Kano (one) and Delta (one).
From September 2017 to April 30, 2022, a total of 558 suspected cases were reported from 32 states.

It noted that of the reported cases, 241 (43.2 per cent) have been confirmed in 22 states – Rivers (52), Bayelsa (43), Lagos (33), Delta (31), Cross River (16), Edo (10), Imo (nine), Akwa Ibom (seven), Oyo (six), FCT (eight), Enugu (four), Abia (three), Plateau (three), Adamawa (three), Nasarawa (two), Benue (two), Anambra (two), Ekiti (two), Kano (two), Ebonyi (one), Niger (one) and Ogun (one).

The NCDC said eight deaths have been recorded with Case Fatality Ratio (CFR) of 3.3 per cent in six states – namely Edo (two), Lagos (two), Imo (one), Cross River (one), FCT (one) and Rivers (one) – from September 2017 to April 30, 2022.

Meanwhile, the UKHSA confirmed case is the seventh in Britain. The disease was first detected in the UK in 2018 after another traveller brought the virus back from Nigeria and spread to two other people, including one NHS nurse, who caught it from bed linen.

It is usually a mild self-limiting illness and most people recover within a few weeks, but severe illness could occur in some individuals.

Director of Clinical and Emerging Infections, UKHSA, Dr. Colin Brown, said: “It is important to emphasise that monkeypox does not spread easily between people, and the overall risk to the general public is very low.”

Director, NHSE High Consequence Infection Diseases (Airborne) Network and Consultant in Infectious Diseases at Guy’s and St. Thomas’, Dr. Nicholas Price, stated: “The patient is being treated in our specialist isolation unit by expert clinical staff with strict infection prevention procedures.”

THIS is even as the Federal Government said it is formulating policies to strengthen national health system for affordable services in partnership with relevant stakeholders.

It also expressed commitment to the attainment of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Universal Health Coverage (UHC).
Minister of Health, Dr. Osagie Ehanire, who stated this at the national flag-off and dissemination of the Nigerian Essential Diagnostics List (NEDL), yesterday, in Abuja, explained that government “is working to improve the country’s poor health indices through the newly developed Essential Diagnostics List (EDL), which would facilitate access to treatment and promote affordable prices.”

He said Nigeria “is the first country to develop her EDL in Africa, and second in the world, following India.” Also speaking, the World Health Organisation (WHO) Country Representative, Dr. Walter Mulombo, observed that the National Essential Diagnostic List “is anticipated to complement and enhance the impact of the Essential Medicines List (EML), which has recorded great improvement in availability and affordability of medicines and quality of patient management.”

Source : https://guardian.ng/news/nigeria-confirms-outbreak-of-monkeypox-with-558-cases-eight-deaths/

Aare Onakakanfo of Yoruba land, Iba Gani Adams has said the lingering Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike is disturbing



Aare Onakakanfo of Yoruba land, Iba Gani Adams has said the lingering Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) strike is disturbing.


The traditional leader told the Federal Government that the future of the youths was being toyed with.

Adams spoke in Lagos yesterday at his 52nd birthday ceremony.

The chief expressed concern over the government’s failure to end recurring industrial action over the years.

“Nigerian students cannot withstand another strike for the next 12 weeks”, he warned.

Adams urged the authorities to address the issues facing the education sector and handle them properly.

“I feel bad whenever I see that university students are still at home. This affects their thinking and portends grave danger to us as a nation.”

Adams said he’ll continue to touch lives positively and urged the Yoruba to promote their religion, tradition and culture.

“There is a clear difference between the three but they are all very key to our identity as Omo Odua.”

Source : https://dailypost.ng/2022/05/10/ASUU-strike-students-cannot-endure-another-12-weeks-gani-adams-to-fg/

Guy no de kill yourself for ninja matter if you are affected by this strike look for something to do or learn just utilize your time wisely at least you will be engaged

This is the only thing I have to say to every students affected this period, just utilize your time .. Nigeria isn't a county but a corn-Tree

Nyascobar14I4:
E go reduce price of rice.

Lol.. seriously I tire!
Shey na ASUU impregnate her ni?
Common sense pple no get..

Is this news the solution to Nigeria problem ?