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demelza: Eighted!
All that needs to be said has been said.

wow! this is interesting!!!!.... ninethed!!!!!!!

so ASUU warned parents not to release their wards..... .
osumi o

Emmadani: spencer find way sitdown,i no get power to argue on this topic again,na you cari me kum back here.

Emmadani... I am not arguing with you... I just need the answer to the question i asked.
Thank you

will be back to post mine wen I get back from church

today... first Sunday of this month which happens to he the first day of this month... let us write a m
letter to God Here...

Emmadani: are you in nursery one?

nope... I am not in nursery one... but am sure you are... cause I am wondering if it was in d university u were thought to answer a question with a question !!!

Daniyemi: Happy Christmas Everyone....
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I know it's early but I suffer from premature
congratulations

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Emmadani: the nigerian student mentality is "get a good grade and find a gud job",you guyz are not helping nigeria atall with this kind of mentality.

excuse me sir..... please what should be the mentality sir.... play while in the university and get a not-too-good grade and a good job will awaits you?.

olumide109: We didn’t give ASUU ultimatum – Jonathanon November 30, 2013 at 8:01 pm in News
By Samuel Oyadongha, Yenagoa
President Jonathan has weekend, said his government did not give the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, an ultimatum to resume work or be sacked.
Fielding questions from newsmen, at the expanded caucus meeting of the Bayelsa State Peoples Democratic Party held at Government House, Yenagoa, the President said, the Supervising Minister of Education only passed on the decision of Committee of Vice Chancellors.
“We didn’t give them ultimatum; it was the Committee of Vice Chancellors that took that decision. The Supervising Minister of Education only passed on the decision.”
Jonathan also said the strike embarked upon by the ASUU was no longer a trade dispute , but a subversive action.
Jonathan
He said, “What ASUU is doing is no longer trade union. I have intervened in other labour issues before now, once I invite them they respond and after the meeting they take decision and call off the strike.
“At times we don’t even give them a long notice unlike, in the case of ASUU that was given four days notice before the meeting. As you are meeting to resolve trade disputes, you expect the trade unions to get their officials ready.
“What was expected having met with the highest authorities in the land for long hours, was for ASUU to immediately issue statement within 12 or latest 24 hours to state their position whether they were accepting government’s offer or not. And if they are not accepting they state the reason for that.
“But despite the fact that I had the longest meeting with ASUU in my political history, we did not start that meeting until around 2:00 pm and the meeting ended the next day in the early hours. As far as the government of Nigeria was concerned, all the critical people that should be in a meeting were there, so what else do they want?
“After that they didn’t meet until one week, despite the fact that you met with the highest authority. It was unfortunate one of them, Prof. Iyayi died.
“The way ASUU has conducted the matter shows they are extreme and when Iyayi died, they now said the strike was now indefinite, our children have been at home for over five months.

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wwaaaiiiiittttt!!!!!!!!..... so no more dec4?..

ignis: Weak president. ..

you can say that again

tsleazy: "Dec 14 "- lol this guy needs help

no mind am o.... Na ASUU frustration cause am

President Goodluck Jonathan has opened up on why the Federal Government ordered
lecturers of federal universities to return to work within a week or lose their jobs.
The Supervising Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike, had on Thursday directed the
Academic Staff Union of Universities to call off its strike latest by December 4.
Speaking on Friday night at the Bayelsa State chapter of the Peoples Democratic
Party caucus meeting at the Government House, Yenagoa, the President decried
ASUU’s refusal to call of its strike even after he met with them for 13 hours.
According to him, ASUU’s action is subversive, adding that it was no longer
unionism.
President Jonathan said the meeting he held with ASUU officials, which was also
attended by Vice Namadi Sambo; the Secretary to the Government of the Federation,
Senator Anyim Pius Anyim; and Ministers of Finance, Labour and Education was the
longest in his political career.
Jonathan said: “What ASUU is doing is no longer trade union.
“I have intervened in other labour issues before now.
“Once I invite them, they respond and after the meeting they take decision and call
off the strike.
“At times, we don’t even give them a long notice unlike in the case of ASUU that
were given four-day notice before the meeting.
“As you are meeting to resolve trade disputes, you expect the trade unions to get
their officials ready.
“What was expected having met with the highest authority in the land for long hours
was for ASUU to immediately issue a statement within 12 or latest 24 hours to state
their position whether they were accepting government’s offer or not.
“And if they are not accepting they state the reason why.
“But despite the fact that I had the longest meeting with ASUU in my political history,
we did not start that meeting until around 2pm and the meeting ended the next day
in the early hours of the morning.
“As far as the government of Nigeria was concerned, all the critical people that
should be in a meeting were there.
“So what else do they want?
“After that, they didn’t meet until one week, despite the fact that you met with the
highest authority.
“It was unfortunate one of them, Prof. Festus Iyayi, died.
“The way ASUU has conducted the matter shows they were extreme and when iyayi
died they now said the strike was now indefinite.
“Our children have been at home for over five months.”
Former Bayelsa State Governor, DSP Alamieyeseigha, had pleaded with the President
to reconsider the December 4 deadline, calling his attention to the fact that the burial
of Iyayi is fixed for that date.
Alamieyeseigha said people might see Jonathan as insensitive.
Iyayi, a former President of ASUU, was killed by the convoy of Governor Idris Wada of
Kogi State while on his way to Kano to attend the union’s National Executive Council
meeting called to take a decision on fresh offers made by the Federal Government.
Responding to this, Jonathan said: “We didn’t give them ultimatum.
“It was the Committee of Vice Chancellors that took that decision.
“The supervising minister of education only passed on the decision.
“What ASUU is doing is no longer trade dispute but subversive action.
“But like you rightly noted, so that we will not be perceived to be insensitive, we will
consult on the deadline.”
The President used the occasion to thank the people of Bayelsa State for their
prayers and support, calling on the stakeholders to be united.
He added: “Any state the PDP is united, it will win elections.
“I thank you for the unity in the state.
“I’m happy that the division in other states PDP is not here.
“The unity is not automatic because as vice president I knew what I passed through.
“This is the first time this dichotomy among Abuja politicians and stakeholders in the
state has been removed and I’m grateful and I am happy the governor is leading it.
“I’m glad that deadly virus has been killed.
“I’m against imposition though I am a leader of the party, but I believe I need to
negotiate and consult for any appointment.
“If you disconnect from the grassroots, then you are gone as a politician and I thank
you (the governor) for making this happen.”
The meeting, which was presided over by the state PDP Chairman, retired Colonel
Samuel Inokoba, was also attended by the state’s Deputy Governor, John Jonah;
members of National Assembly from the state; members of state assembly, members
of State Executive Council of the Peoples Democratic Party; and the Deputy National
Chairman.
. http://
theeagleonline.com.ng/news/why-i-am-angry-with-ASUU-jonathan-opens-up/#
.UpoMrIHJiD8.twitter

excuse me.. why not just copy and paste the news here??.. Na u go gimme mb to check out that link?

oh! GOD of ASUU!!!!!!!!!!!

abeg.... that 3rd class student dat is employing first class students.... ##God is watching you o...

Herodion: Team Next Year. Like Comment!

looks like you are on your own

4 more days!!!!!!!!!!.
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.finger crossed!

nice one..

Mara and Clara

I hear say NLC wan interfere now

Na lie... dec4 will come now..its another thing u will hear

true talk.... writing from the heart

Adolak: Say "yes" if you think OAU will pull out of the strike too.

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.YEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

am sorry if am commenting late.... but please....
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who dash u 3million naira?!!!

^^^oga o

englishmart: haven't got the number of comments I need. When I do get them, I will disclose the simple answer to my question

helloooooooo.... you didn't reply my post

0+1+2+3+5+9.
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did I get it??

Dear ASUU, please 'MAKE UP' with federal govt and don't 'BREAK UP' any further. Now i
have 'MADE UP' my mind not to advice the both of you any longer. Cos whenever i
'WAKE UP', i keep wishing that federal govt could 'MEET UP' with ASUU demand and call
off the strike. So that lecture theatres could be 'FILLED UP' once again with desperate
students who are ready to 'RISE UP', 'BELT UP', 'BUCKLE UP' and are willing to 'TOP UP'
their performances to 'LIFT UP' the name of their various institutions with good grades.
But the strike has been a great 'HOLD UP' to our educational career. In fact, its out of
pity for my fellow students that i composed this 'WRITE UP'...

space booked

this is season 9....

a beg... who has seen season 9... I couldn't get it here in Lagos

some guys will come here now and start giving us zobos.. and some peeps will be gullible enough to believe them....