₦airaland Forum

daudae1: All of u insulting me ar frm all dis hopeless state universities I bet u ur lecturals will have to batle der governors for der outstndin salaries in essence ur strike is nt yet ova..Im speakin unda de Umbrella of second largest uni in Africa afta cairo uni..if u ar feelin me leme hear u say greatest Abusites! Naturally Ahead of odas..hahahahhahah...zaria callin!

daudae1: it just came to my notice dat fed have finally fufill der promise to ASUU derfore d Nec meetin will go ahead as scheduld...schedule of payment have been sent to various banks 3pm friday wike has to take fagge to d bank to confirm...lets Hope for a goood outcome!

Daniyemi: ASUU is to meet on friday (tomorrow)with a
view to end
the strike.
This position was made known by an insider who pleaded anonymity because he is not authorised to speak.
He further posited that the strike would surely come to an end after the meeting following the positive commitment of the Federal government.


I Wish them save trip to the
meeting, I pray none of their members will
die before the time elapses.

moscobabs: poly ibadan fine pass ham!!!!

Psalmpy: When should i use "HOW COME" or "HOW COMES".
Pls are they both right with different meanings.
Am kinda confused here can someone pls bail me out.

THE Federal Government , Tuesday, said it was withdrawing the ultimatum given to striking university lecturers to resume or be sacked following appeals from well-meaning Nigerians and substantial compliance with the directive by some members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities.

According to the Federal Government, the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN has confirmed that a sum of two hundred billion Naira agreed with ASUU at a meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan on the 5th of November ,2013 has been fully paid into a Revitalization of Universities Infrastructure Account.

Addressing Journalists, the Senior Special Assistant (SSA) to the President on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin Okupe who showed to newsmen the CBN letter which was signed by the Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr Tunde Lemo and addressed to the Accountant General of the Federation, confirmed that the total sum of two hundred billion Naira was the balance in the account as required.

Okupe who noted that what the federal government was interested in was how to resolve the six month old crisis in a peaceful manner for the overall interest of all concerned, said, “right now, the issue of ultimatum is not a matter for discussion anymore. There has been substantial compliance nationwide. If I say you must return to work on the 9th and 70% of the people that I am talking to have returned to work, that is substantial compliance.

Fynestboi: and did i insult you If i did no vex, oya come and take chill lacasera with gala

prodigy2k: Kindly help ur lit bro whom is in nid of jamb subjects combination for masscom n the novels 2 prepare for