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fraud stars everywhere, you guys ain't ashamed you want to defraud these desperate kids. my advice: please RUN away from this people, they operate multiple account on nairaland and have come here sharing fake testimonies from there different account. please go and get better equipped for another exam. it's never too late.

am a direct entry applicant for Unimaid. really love the school. @ OP, how do dey admit? cos the last tym I checked, na Hausa plenty for dea list o

Falana (attorney general of APC)
GEJ till 2019

the spirit of giving is a gift and its only from God above that it's given to us. please God, bless us with the spirit of giving. if you ve this gift, this topic won't even arise.

[quote author=Johnfavour]Helo meds. I ll b 20 diz year. Am i not to old to go for medicine n wot age z d limit 4 N.Y.S.C? Tanx[/quot



age is just something dat remind you how you feel about yourself, I was 19 wen I applied mbbs, was given biological science I did not reject it. I accepted it did it well and came out with 2.1 after. nysc I put in for direct entry, now I ve been admitted and studding my dream course at 25. please go for it and forget age.

want to use this humble opportunity to thank God, finally I ve been admitted into benue state university medical school through direct entry. I pray God see me through so I can contribute my quota in health matters. may God continue to bless medics and aspiring medics.

rasojie: Bro you do not understand me. I am no fan of OBJ or BUHARI. I don't care about them. I am only concerned about the state of our country. Obj raised valid issues and Jonathan dadged them. Let see the fact here

which valid point are u talking about? the biggest scandal this country ever witness took place during obj tenure haliboton and seimens scandal, obj should not be used as an index to test not even a LG chairman. as a president, he also doubles as the minister of petroleum.

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candidates can now check there admission status on Bsu portal buy making purchase of scratch card from any bank within makurdi. scratch card cost 400 naira.

I really don't see federal universities joining their state counterpart in the struggle. Matthew elechi and Gabriel suswam are really going to have it tough. with there state lecturers.

some state governors have vowed to implement the no work no pay policy, I think the drama in education sector is just starting ooooooo please help.

source same old story.

89% I don't think they're going to resume this year. please any update on Bsu direct entry admission for 2013/2014 session?

in the ranks of assu are betrayals, some lecturers will resume especially those from university that voted for discontinuing the strike. don't be surprised if lecturers from state owned university start putting up application in vacant position in federal university. this is Nigeria

I believe in Nigeria. couldn't have wished for a better country.

clear conscience fears no accusation. dr,if your hands are clean you shall be set free in Jesus Almighty name. Amen

erniok: y
You should know that nigerians are clowns. they pretend to desire good governance while their actions speak differently.

Nigerians are clowns @ erniok: your family tree aren't excluded from this insult of yours. as a people we can't always have thesame view on a particular issue. please learn to tolerate others opinion even if you won't buy them. that's an important character a person most possess to coexist. proudly a Nigerian, we are not clowns.

after paying such amount (50b) will they deliver iyayi's body to governor wada? jokers

wounded lion

signed

[quote author=fabby26]ASUU is bent on implementation of their agreement and nothing will make them shift their ground not even if God comes down from heaven. The president seeing them does not change their stand, and nothing will change it. And FGN using forceful means may appear fruitful at onset, but I smell failure. The best thing for FG to do is 100% implementation. CHIKINA[/quote

sorry, you're not totally right in your assertion on implementation of that agreement to the latter, if that agreement should be implemented its going to cause serious problem among other unions in the academia. other union from different sectors of labour will also engage the government in strike action until a conducive environment for them is attained.

ASUU pleading police to allow protest and ASUU wont allow fg plea to return to class. rubbish

let the lazy dudes (lecturers) go back to class 108 senators unanimously agreed that ASUU demands are not implementable.

unrealistic demands, please someone should tell this guys that they are only resting at home and should return back to class instead of absconding from duty when they aren't on leave. lazy dudes

ASUU demands is unrealistic in any society, sorry if the lecturers feel bad about this. let ASUU make the agreement reached with fg public on a national daily then 98% of Nigerians will see reason not to back ASUU. I strongly support David mark that government reps on the agreement never knew there left from right and ASUU took advantage of there ignorance.

ASUU are gradually losing it. benue state university governing board has sidelined their lecturers whom are on ASUU strike and have asked aspirants to submit their details on the school portal latest 18th October, as they seek to release admission before 31th October without post utme cos Jamb told university to forfeit admission if they failed to release list at the end of this month.

supper story, this time it's going to be closed for 3 years.

when you talk of history of Nigeria, you start from 1914. 1960 was one of the many events that occurred in the existence of her history, fashola is an intellectual and that's why even in his speech he gave room for anyone to enlighten him more. Nigeria was given birth to in 1914 and was freed from slavery in 1960.

should we close governance in Nigeria because of 3tri? ASUU, please rethink. ASUU president said the struggle is a continuous one so why not go and start up something with the little you've gotten? another truth is this, its better parents start sending their children to technical college then use the money ment for university education to establish them in areas they specialize. that way they will be self employed and useful to the society. this university shun out graduate and they end up being jobless not just because they are not employable, but on a realistic note where are the industry to absorb them graduate with b.ed can't get a place to teach cos nysc send corpers to the class. even CBN is urging federal government to cut down it's work force to stabilize the economy. may God give us statesmen that think about the next generation and not all this politicians in class and government that think about the next election. I love my country Nigeria and God bless us Nigerians.

labour laws in this country is rubbish.

ojeka.:
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 of the federal
university vice chancellors
have not paid the
Academic Staff Union of
Universities (ASUU)
members their August and
September salaries in
compliance with the
government’s directive.
Some branch chairmen of
ASUU see the government
and vice chancellor’s move
as an attempt to break the
rank of their members,
insisting that their
members are resolute on
the ongoing strike.
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.
Sources stated that at the
ASUU Ibadan zonal
meeting held at the
University of Lagos, the
Vice Chancellor, Prof
Rahmon Bello, tried in
vain to defend the delay
of September salary.
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. -DAILY
SUN

let the strike continue, .