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Members of the National Executive Council of Academic Staff Union of Universities held a crucial meeting in Abuja over their 12-week strike, The PUNCH has learnt.

A member of ASUU NEC told our correspondent that the strike may be extended.

“We are still meeting. But from the reports given so far, we have no reason to suspend the strike. The Federal Government is not serious,” the NEC member said.

The PUNCH had reported that ASUU had on February 14 commenced a warning strike to press home some demands.

The lecturers asked the government to implement the Memorandum of Action signed in December 2020 on funding for the revitalisation of public universities.

Other demands are Earned Academic Allowances, renegotiation of the 2009 agreement and the deployment of the University Transparency and Accountability Solution among others.

Meanwhile, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, had on Friday stated that the Federal Government and ASUU would resume negotiation this week

He said, “We don’t have to cry over spilt milk. Let us look at your issues to see the ones we can handle immediately, the ones we can do in the medium term and the ones we can do in the long term.

“There are certain ones that are over and above me that are not in my hands to do.

“My job is to prepare an agreement after conciliation on what you have agreed with your employers, the Federal Ministry of Education, put timelines and monitor them, to see whether the results will be there,” he said.

Source : https://punchng.com/breaking-ASUU-nec-meeting-ongoing-may-extend-strike/?amp#aoh=16520718378613&csi=0&referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.com&amp_tf=From%20%251%24s

Adonis86:
Federal universities in Nigeria should be locked � permanently and throw away the key till this government hear by force.

You make me laff

The Committee of Vice-Chancellors of Nigerian Universities (CVCNU) has called on the Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, to resolve lingering issues to end the ongoing strike.

The Chairman of the committee, Prof. Samuel Edoumiekumo, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Sunday in Abuja.

He said it was crucial for both parties to come to an agreement to end the strike as soon as possible.

He urged them to honour agreements entered into for academic activities to commence in the affected universities.

“We have already given a press release arising from the meeting of the general assembly of the committee.

“We said that ASUU and the Federal Government should amicably resolve all lingering issues,” he said.

Edoumiekumo, who is the Vice-Chancellor of Niger Delta University, expressed optimism that the issues would be resolved soon

NAN reports that ASUU had on Feb. 14 embarked on a strike to press home some demands including a call for the government to implement the Memorandum of Action (MoA) signed in December 2020 on funding for the revitalisation of public universities.

Other demands are Earned Academic Allowances, renegotiation of the 2009 agreement and the deployment of the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS) among others.

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr Chris Ngige, had on Friday stated that the Federal Government and ASUU would resume negotiation this week. (NAN)

Source :
https://dailypost.ng/2022/05/08/ASUU-strike-committee-of-vice-chancellors-send-message-to-fg-lecturers/?amp=1

I wish this is true
Op who u say u de thank oga park well jor!

Only God fit save person for this corn-Tree
I don tire for their mata ... Oluwa take control

Ademola47:
Deep down, I don't want them to end the strike anytime soon.

Click "like" if you are with me...

Guy no worry if na class u wan do your reception and wedding plus all your children go gather de school together no wahala
Sha invite us come d class wedding make e no b say na only your class mate u go see that day

CheedyJ:
Channel your anger to d govt in power & ASUU not me or was I d reason for d strike? You better pray to God it doesn't exceed months sef

Ok..

God abeg oh

They wan finish this contree kpatakpata!
This administration is a failure !!!!

CheedyJ:
That 6months wey I spend for house cos of ASUU DAT year go surely go round, una never chi contin..

U know how many month we Don de hux, covid year nkor? Oga if u don't know what to type no de type rubbish ... You staying at home for 6mth how e concern us? Oga challenge ur grievance well shey d pple wey cus am ni their children school 4 dis contree?

If men were God chai!

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As a lady try n be industrious in life ,try they hustle your own money , one of the reason most of those girls fall victim into the hands of ritualist is because of them chasing after money ! N that's one way to lure them to their death
By the time u get your own money the over dependency no go de...

Gud guys admire lady that is hardworking and earning something not becoming a liability to them esp for this hard economy u no go except person to fund all ur bills

U see small guys with big life una no go get sense reason where d money de come una go jump follow am, good guys de but if them they woo una , una no de look their face na the one we get money una de see

Last Las na God get power

Worse adminstration ever !!
Upon all the protest here n there na which kinda country be this sef?

This country na just joke!!

How we wan say know ?
Omoh na to de look how e go be

FG make una do smth na, haba...
If una no wan comply make una scrap this stupid ASUU union.. we Don tire !

Omo this set don old for school , covid added 1 yr to everyone. Plus all the yeye strike in btwn...

SirWarlock:
Y'all should tune in to NTA. Ngige and Osodoke present .

Don't believe everything you see or hear on NTA

Rubbish country ...

DontBullshitMe:
Everybody reading this post will eventually die too. So, I see no big deal.

Whatever you do/become on earth, there is only one outcome : DEATH.

He only chose to face his own faster.

What we tell ourselves matters more to what say to others ...
Yeah we all gonna die, but suicide ain't right at all suicide is only a sign of hopefulness

This life is filled with shit! Crazy things r happening pple are suffering terribly each day
But if na money b some pple problem make them thank God, at least u can hustle ur way out if you're hardworking but guy some pple problem pass money .

Na here some aboki go show their talent
Rubbish thread...mtttttchwww

Can you share it here pls

God abeg oo

Omo any how e how b , mk them call the strike off pple don de frustrate

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige has asked the striking university lecturers who are members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to consider the plight of students and parents and return to work.
In a statement yesterday, the Minister said the university lecturers should also consider the efforts which the federal government has committed towards the revitalisation of the university system as well as the openness it has shown in the upliftment of their welfare as contained in the 2020 MOA and return to the classroom.


“Consider your students and their parents; consider the perils these students pass through on daily basis, away from school as well as the lost opportunities. Restoring glory to our university system is collective and the present government has shown enough commitment towards it.


“As a parent whose children are in public universities; I share the pains of ordinary Nigerians. I therefore appeal to ASUU to call off the strike while the rest of the issues in contention are tackled,” he said.


While felicitating with Christians on the occasion of the remembrance of the death and resurrection of Christ, Ngige urged Christians to see Easter as another great opportunity to re-awaken the dying fervor of personal and collective sacrifice, calling on Nigerians not to despair in the face of threatening national challenges.


Ngige said just like Christ suffered death for the redemption of mankind, no sacrifice was too much towards nation-building.
“By death on the cross and resurrection, Christ has left an undying lesson that obedient, absolute faith in God, perseverance and sacrifice make the ultimate path to victory. What else does the world want? What else does Nigeria need than these virtues at this crushing moment of national history,” Ngige asked.


He therefore charged the nation to, “unite in collective sacrifice against the common enemies of insecurity, corruption, lukewarm patriotism and every other vice, eating out and ebbing away the progress of the Nigeria.”
The minister also congratulated Christians for, “being steadfast with Christ, all through the 40-day lent, culminating in the crucifixion and death on Good Friday, and the eternal damnation of the powers of sin and death through resurrection on the Easter Day

Source : https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2022/04/18/ngige-appeals-to-ASUU-to-return-to-lecture-rooms/

Naija is very tough only the tough keep going ..
If this is true, killing yourself isn't worth it at least u should know that this country na palava ful am

The time the photographer used or spent in snapping this PIC he suppose use am save d dog, weird society we live in now
We choose to use the camera rather than rescue or help a life

HELLASJ:
Let them continue, I know very well that when they call off the strike I'd have less than four months to graduate. I'm currently using this time out to finish my online courses and learning more softwares related to my field of study...

Bleep them!

Same here bro.. Just utilizing this period for learning

MrPADDY:
Ok

I no jus bother to watch that match sef
I no wan disturb my peace....
Nigeria is in God's hands na only Him fit save this country

Rrf