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highqueen:
Who is this rotten smelly pussy?

Don't ever bring your putrid gutter snipe smelly self to my mention again.
Take care.

But try understand me, I may be young but what I bear as responsibility, most people older than me sef don't bear.. So the last thing I need is a lady that will be asking for money not even during a relationship but at the first instance of telling her that I like her... I didn't even ask for sex, I just noticed I like her and tot if we could date and probably end of together but her sense of reasoning was touching same as her reply....

highqueen:
You guys have contract business, you came out plain, and probably met someone who has her business to meet yours, why are you crying that ladies are meant for ritual?

Who wants to be loyal to a someone that lacks respect for himself, if going online seeking for who to use as intimacy gadget yet, get annoyed when they table theirs, then you need your sanity to be checkemated.

My siggy is for someone responsible, someone who deserves every bit of it, not a guy like you.

I hope u last long in ur marriage.... Which one is contract, like I wanna date this lady for real.. Highqueen, call me a broke nigga or not, I don't care. I wasnt born rich and it's not my fault. It will only be my fault if I die poor.... I'm a student too but yet, I have so many pressing responsibilities at my young age that I never imagined but who I go blame.. Just got to move on and keep surviving.... And please it's okay, u just mixing the whole thing up.. E don do Pls

Oluromantic:
You can't be a good wife and mum with this thinking..although you can be a rich feminist with poor wisdom

What's your definition of intimate. He has not even started the intimacy, he's only saying what he plans with her. Girls who are wise at extorting money from men know the intimate moments they make d requests and get it and not blabing from the beginning

As for you op, I blame you too, you shd know girls brains are not completely formed. When they talk they think of themselves first before others but when you talk, you have to consider their insensitivity before you talk..my point is, you used that word "intimate" in plain terms whose English meaning we all understand but look at how an insensitive girl interpreted it.

I also blame you for going after girls with young minds, go for girls at late 20s and early 30s, they're more definite and sensitive.

Actually I prefer ladies lower than me in age.... I just senior her with 4 years if her Facebook dob is correct sha... I'm just 25, I prefer ladies that are younger than me...

highqueen:
She stated what she wanted, same way you stated yours.
But I know she won't be this childish to go online to backlash you for some ditzy teeny validations.

And don't ever insult my parents, I never involved yours.

But high queen, isn't that strange? Had it been it was during the relationship, there is no problem... But it's kinda somehow na... I didn't insult ur parents, read again miss. I would never insult ur parents .

highqueen:
You were bold to talk about intimacy, but not bold to accept what comes out of it.
Although I know you don't have the money cos guys with money will settle their issues amicably without any cause for alarm, you should restrict yourself from washing your dirty boxers online, you have strength to have erection, but no strength to work for the money.


I would have said your boxers need to be used for rituals, but it's too dirty to be used.

All I'm focused on is being a rich woman, a loyal wife and a great mum.


I think u lost ur focus miss... U can't be a great mum if u think she was right. Ur type will just use ur female children to be doing ashawo work just for money...


Who knows if ur pata have been used for logo Benz hence no chance of being a loyal wife or rich woman again

highqueen:
You were bold to talk about intimacy, but not bold to accept what comes out of it.
Although I know you don't have the money cos guys with money will settle their issues amicably without any cause for alarm, you should restrict yourself from washing your dirty boxers online, you have strength to have erection, but no strength to work for the money.


I would have said your boxers need to be used for rituals, but it's too dirty to be used.

I have money, I have the cash to give her but I can't keep giving her like that like that in the long run.... And our talk never even reach election Abi na erection.. Wait high queen are u blind ni, can't u see that I said first time of chatting. And who did hell told u that I don't have the strength to work for money... Ma, I get the power sef but I no get strength to be feeding imaginary orphans like u wey get papa and mama and yet expect one guy outside to be fulfilling fatherly role on their head..

Highqueen stop if na joke, no time to be yab

Chai some ladies ehn, imagine I just told this lady that I like her and wud love to have an intimate relationship with her. The next thing she told me that can I give her some amount of cash if she needs it now.. I said no even though I have the money but it's just strange... First time of chatting ooo, I asked her what does she need it for, she said for many things. Later told me she doesn't need my money that she has God and later rejected my proposal that "who love help? ", that I can't satisfy her need, so no relationship.

I even asked her what she can offer me if I give her the money she needs, no reply from her. She just skipped it and was saying other things. I don't understand ladies again, I know everyone needs money but I don't think that should be used as a means of survival na..


Guys what do u think? What else shud I tell her or shud I just remove her.

Cc: alasun wetin u think

husbandsnatcha:
if i slap u eh ,abeg carry ur mouth odour comot 4 here

Toor, my words hit u abi.. Anyway I no get mouth odour

husbandsnatcha:
Tinubu dat dosent brush teeth ,

No be your type dey suck their dick.... All these useless young ladies following their grandpa mate Cox of money. U kon dey say he no dey brush him teeth, yet u dey kiss am like that... Carry your mumu forming dey go jare

Bigmugu:
The University of Ibadan has announced the resumption date for academic activities following the suspension of a three-month-old strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

The university management in a statement signed by the Vice Chancellor, Idowu Olayinka announced February 14, as resumption date for its students.

However, academic activities will resume officially on Feb. 18th.

The statement reads:

“Following the suspension of the strike action embarked upon by the ASUU, we wish to advise our students to plan to return to the university as from Thursday, 14th February 2019.

“This would enable those whose voting centres are located within the university to exercise their civic responsibilities on election days.

“On the issue of resumption day for academic activities as directed by the ASUU President, the University of Ibadan management have scheduled to re-commence on Monday, February 18, 2019.

“A revised Academic Calendar for the rest of the 2017/2018 session is being drawn up and will be circulated shortly.

“We wish all those that will be travelling from far and near to Ibadan safe trips.”

Gist Via :- https://nairatrend.com.ng/university-of-ibadan-announces-resumption-date-as-ASUU-suspends-strike/

Shebi their useless ASUU chairman voted for strike continuation... Useless school, always supporting anything strike.... That useless futa too, useless Abu too, rubbish unilag too and I shud nt forget my school, BUK, stupid school... Common nlc notice to go on strike, my school stopped our exam... Useless bunch of fools that loves strike too much

Starboytwo:
Dis one is small compared to what Ronaldo did "kororo to my eye like dis...

"ronaldo send ball to go and buy bread and ball comeback....
Ororo is the Greatest....


Barca people please please please, I have malaria...

Waka, malaria keee you..... Just joking though... Seriously no talk to messi like that

Like the ASUU representatives stormed out of the meeting Cox FG still didn't meet up. And later to be told by ASUU chairman that strike continues indefinitely..

What would be your reaction??

For me, I will just locate the nearest babalawo and starting inflicting punishment on ASUU family members till they quickly arrange a meeting and call off


I will be so posted off like werey

Tell us, how would u really feel if yesterday meeting wasn't successful?

Be sincere

Cc:
Lalasticlala

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has, Thursday, suspended the over three months-old strike it embarked upon since Sunday, 4th November, 2018.


ASUU Strike: INEC alleges 2019 Elections under threat
The union suspended the strike after a memorandum of Action, MoA, it reached with the Federal government towards the revitalisation of public universities.

The ASUU National President, Professor Biodun Ogunyemi who announced the suspension, however, said that the union had embarked on the strike to “stem the continued slide into rot and decay in public universities since the 1980s.”

He however decried the unpatriotic attitudes of some university chancellors whom he said tried to undermine the union’s struggle towards ensuring that universities in the country are revitalised.

The statement reads thus:

“ACADEMIC STAFF UNION OF UNIVERSITIES (ASUU), NATIONAL SECRETARIAT. TEXT OF A PRESS CONFERENCE BY THE ACADEMIC STAFF UNION OF UNIVERSITIES (ASUU), THURSDAY, 7TH FEBRUARY, 2019, AT NIGERIA LABOUR CONGRESS HEADQUARTERS, PASCAL BAFYAU HOUSE, ABUJA

Protocol

Friends and compatriots of the Press, On Sunday, 4th November, 2018, the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) resumed its strike action which was conditionally suspended on 14th September, 2017.

The action of 2017 was suspended following the signing of a Memorandum of Action (MoA) in which the Federal Government of Nigeria (FGN) promised to address the contentious issues within a timeline that was to end in October 2017.

While announcing the suspension of the nationwide action, however, our Union made it categorically clear that “ASUU will not hesitate to review its position should government renege on the signed Memorandum of Action”.

Predictably, Government implemented the MoA in the breach, thereby forcing ASUU to resume the suspended strike action.

Comrades and compatriots, as we have always argued, the last thing ASUU members love doing is to cause disruption in smooth intellectual engagements with colleagues, friends and students right on our university campuses.

This has nothing to do with the dubious advertorial of “non-disruption of academic calendar” by proprietors and administrators of some cash-and-carry universities and other self-styled enemies of ASUU.

Rather, it is about deep-seated pains members of the Union undergo to prevent strike actions and the equally painful consequences strike situations bring to all who are genuinely averse to the mercantile disposition to university education.

Why Strike Action? The question has been asked time and time again: Why does ASUU like embarking on strike action that causes disruption and dislocation in the universities?

However, ASUU is strongly convinced that if academics fail to fight the cause of university education, the fate that befell public primary and secondary schools would soon become the lot of the public university system in Nigeria.

ASUU’s advocacy on the need to stem the continued slide into rot and decay in public universities since the 1980s has fallen on deaf ears. Our experience, as a trade union, shows that successive governments in Nigeria always entered into negotiated agreements only to placate those pleading the cause – be it education, health, transportation, employment or any other issue of meaningful living.

This proclivity of the Nigerian ruling class, irrespective of which wing of the insensitive stock they belong, must be continually be tracked, engaged and resisted by all people of goodwill.

ASUU ‘s action strike, which started on 4th November, 2018, was situated in the context of accumulated records of indifference and lackadaisical attitude of Government to negotiated agreements with the Union.

At our media interaction in University of Lagos on 23rd December, 2018, we highlighted the outstanding issues in the crisis to include the following:

– Funding for the revitalization of Public Universities based on the FGN-ASUU MoU of 2012, 2013 and the MoA of 2017

– Reconstitution of the current Government Team to allow for a leader and Chairman of the FG-ASUU Renegotiating team who has the interest of the nation and the people at heart.

– Release of the forensic audit report on Earned Academic allowances (EAA), offsetting the outstanding balance of the EAA and mainstreaming of same into the 2018 budget.

– Payment of all arrears of shortfall in all universities that have met the verification requirements of the Presidential Initiative on Continuous Audit (PICA)

– Provision of a platform by the federal government for ASUU to engage Governors on the proliferation of universities, underfunding of university education and undue interference in the affairs of the universities

– Release of PFA operational license to NUPEMCO

– Payment of EAA to loyal ASUU members at the University of Ilorin A new Memorandum of Action and Our Resolution To date, ASUU has had a total of ten (10) interactive meetings with representatives of FGN which have culminated into a Memorandum of Action of

2019.

Highlights of the MoA include the following:

In addition to the N20 billion for 2018, the sum of N25 billion only would be released in April/May 2019, after which government would resume full implementation of the MoU of 2013.
Part-payment of the outstanding arrears of the earned academic allowances; defraying the balance up to 2018 in 4 tranches within 36 months; and mainstreaming further payments of EAA into the annual budgets beginning from 2019 budget.
PICA verification and the release of the arrears of salary shortfall at the Federal University of Agriculture, Makurdi, not later than 15th February 2019.
Strengthening the Consultative Committee on State-owned Universities (CCSOU), inaugurated on Monday, 28th January, 2019 to look into the issues of proliferation, underfunding and governance to consistently deliver on its mandate.
Payment of the outstanding EAA arrears of all eligible staff in the University of Ilorin, especially the loyal ASUU members whose appointments were illegally terminated by today, 7th February, 2019.
Acknowledgement and appreciation of Government for facilitating the release of the final letter of approval for the granting of operational license to NUPEMCO.
Visitation to all Federal Universities would commence tentatively by 11th March, 2019.
Provision of documented guidelines on procedures and roles of parties in the process of renegotiating FGN-ASUU Agreement of 2009 which would commence not later than 18th February 2019 and end by Friday 29th March 2019.
Based on the initial proposals from Government, the Union made extensive consultations through its various organs. The final level of consultation was the meeting of the National Executive Council (NEC) which took place 6th-7th February 2019.

NEC resolved that: Following a careful review of the report of engagements with the Federal Government on proposals for addressing all outstanding in the 2013 MoU and 2017 MoA, NEC resolved that the current strike action by the Union should be suspended conditionally with effect from 12.01 a.m on Friday 8th February 2019.

However, should Government fail to fulfill its part of the agreement as reflected in the 2019 Memorandum of Action, ASUU shall resume its suspended strike action as the Union deems necessary.

Conclusion

ASUU notes, with serious concern, the covert and overt roles of some vice-chancellors in the management and application of funds attracted by our Union to Nigeria’s public universities.

Consequently, we condemn, in the strongest terms, Vice-Chancellors who have made efforts to undermine and, in some cases, attempted to break our patriotic struggles for the revitalisation of public universities in Nigeria.

ASUU will not shy away from taking headlong those Vice-Chancellors who are reputed for acts of impunity, nepotism and other forms of conduct which are antithetic to university culture and the progressive development of our universities.

Our union will compile all their shenanigans and forward them to relevant authorities for further action.

Finally, ASUU acknowledges the understanding and support demonstrated by patriotic Nigerian students and their parents all through the strike period.

We equally appreciate the comradely assistance from the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), represented by the newly re-elected President, Comrade Ayuba Waba, who has stood by us throughout the struggle.

We also acknowledge the solidarity of the civil society organisations, especially the Joint Action Front (JAF) and the Education Rights Campaign (ERC), and members of the progressive wing of the media who have consistently partnered with us in our mission to rescue Nigerian public universities from imminent collapse.

While we put a closure to this phase of the struggle, it is our hope and desire that the Nigerian governments (Federal and State) will play the roles expected of them in order to make the new Memorandum work.

We shall never abandon our obligation to ensure the survival of a sound university system.

For ASUU, the struggle certainly continues!

Thank you for listening.

Biodun Ogunyemi

President

7th February 2018”

https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/02/why-we-called-off-strike-ASUU/amp/

Cyrilnaira:
ASUU Strike continues
https://schoolsbiz.com/ASUU-strike-continues/

Don't visit that useless blog.. Na oshi

Cyrilnaira:
The National Association of Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has reportedly conducted a referendum to decide whether the ongoing strike should be suspended or not.The referendum was conducted on Tuesday, February 6, 2019, in Ibadan following the directive by the national leaders of the union on Monday, February 5, 2019, to decide on the ongoing strike through a referendum.

According to Punch, over 200 members of the University of Ibadan chapter, who attended the congress allegedly voted for the continuation of the strike while a little above 50 voted for the suspension of the strike.

Speaking after the referendum, the ASUU chairman, University of Ibadan, Dr Deji Omole said the congress only conducted a referendum on what the Federal government had offered the union to call off the strike, Punch reports.

Omole said that the federal government promised to include the earned academic allowances in their 2019 salaries, adding that FG agreed to release additional N5bn to make the earned academic allowances N25bn out of the N105bn being owed lecturers, but ASUU wants N30bn instead.

Read The Full Gist below

https://schoolsbiz.com/ASUU-strike-continues/

Goat, carry your useless blog comot

For me and my family, we vote
Call off ASUU strike

Oya drop what u think will be the outcome of today's meeting??

GBOKASINCHA:
Welcome to camp nou real madrid ur everlasting burial ground ronaldo not here to save you no more

I like you

Jman06:
This is the decision of UI zonal congress of ASUU, not the outcome of the congresses of other universities.

UI alone cannot decide for ASUU

Don't mind them, useless mod and blogger with foolish op

Victni:
From Gistvic.com

At least 80% of members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) have voted for the continuation of the ongoing nationwide strike. Gistvic Reports.

It was gathered that over 200 members of the University of Ibadan, UI, chapter of the Union who attended the congress voted for the continuation of the strike while a little above 50 voted for its suspension with conditions.

According to one of the ASUU members, the members who voted did not even consider the third option which states that the strike should be suspended with conditions.

Speaking after the referendum, Dr. Deji Omole, Chairman of the University of Ibadan Chapter, said the referendum was conducted to know if the union should end the strike or not.

He affirmed that members voted for the continuation of the strike because the government is yet to meet all of its demand. ASUU and the Nigerian government are yet to come to an agreement on funds for the revitalisation of universities.

The union is demanding N50billion but the FG released only N25billion, saying it does not have N50billion. Speaking after the last meeting, Chris Ngige, Minister for Labour and Employment said, “We have met it halfway. We have offered what we have; we don’t have N50 billion.” Gistvic Reports.

Gist From Gistvic.com>> https://www.gistvic.com/2019/02/ASUU-branches-vote-to-continue-strike.html

It's a big lie.... Who know this fake blogger? Shame on the mod that put this on front page.......... ASUU UI voted continuation while most of the ASUU chapter voted suspension.... Some mumu were saying UI and Unilag stance will determine if ASUU continue or not, idiotic statement.... ASUU will call off if the votes collated from. Each chapter says call off... Who told u that ASUU will put UI or Unilag stance when the while Universities in the federation said call off... Joke.... Shame on the blogger for bringing UI ASUU as a condition for other University stand... To my fellow students, don't mind those fake bloggers and mumu moderator, let's pray that ASUU call of the strike... Be optimistic

Like we all know the Bible was written in Greek or so but translated in English but here in Nigeria, we have only two versions, English and Yoruba... Are there Bible translated in Igbo, hausa or any other known languages in Nigeria?

Cc;
.Lalasticlala

Taniaa:
I never collect salary abeg after all my work

Collect the one u Don do... Luckily for me, I was on session break when the strike started.. I just stopped working after 3 months.. Thanks to ASUU Strike, I raised some cash but it's enough, I wana go round up my programme jawe

dominique:
May God punish all these heartless criminals. May they lose 10 times more than what they rip people off.

U calling ur boyfriend a heartless criminal...

dominique:
May God punish all these heartless criminals. May they lose 10 times more than what they rip people off.

U calling ur boyfriend a heartless criminal

furtherance to efforts at resolving the ongoing industrial action embarked upon by ASUU, The Hon. Min. of Labour and Employment, @SenChrisNgige in a conciliatory meeting with the executive of the Academic Staff Union of Universities ASUU led by the President Biodun Ogunyemi pic.twitter.com/4sirJNJu5m

gistfever:
From Gistvic.com

The police have arrested six persons who allegedly vandalised the NNPC pipelines at Abule Egba, Lagos, that destroyed 100 houses and 77 vehicles worth millions of naira. Gistvic Reports.

The suspects are PDP House of Assembly aspirant Hon.(Amb) Adedipe Dauda Ewenla, 40, Rasak Oyakunle aka Akeregun; Abdulazeez Agboola aka Boggy, 29; Akin Ayansola alias Babalati, 44; Kazeem aka Aladija, 50 and Saheed Isiola alias Obama, 36.

Parading the suspects yesterday, Police Commissioner, Imohimi Edgal, said: “On December 18, 2018, at about 2am, there was a fire outbreak at Isopako Awori in Abule Egba area of Lagos State.

The fire emanated from the NNPC pipeline that was deliberately ruptured by the vandals in their bid to siphon premium motor spirit (PMS) from the pipe. It destroyed 100 houses and 77 vehicles worth millions of naira.

Following the development, operatives of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), Ikeja, were detailed to investigate the incident and ensure that the suspects are nabbed.”

He said the operatives were mobilised to the scene and they picked up pieces of evidence for analysis, which led to the arrest of the suspects.

Edgal said during interrogation, Oyakunle confessed to committing the crime and revealed that he owned the generator repair workshop on the spot where the ruptured pipeline was laid.

“Oyakunle confessed that the workshop was located on the spot to enable them siphon fuel undetected,” he said. Edgal said the gang had been in the illicit business for years. Gistvic Reports.

News From Gistvic.om>> https://www.gistvic.com/2019/01/house-of-assembly-aspirant-5-others.html

All of them are Muslims... Islamabad

virgoquin:
Now I know you are still a kid.

Do you know the kind of cosmetic and plastic surgery those women you mentioned apply to their body.

U r not being reasonable.. I have seen a good numbers of ladies that have had over 3 kids and u can never know... Pls did those ones apply comestic or plastic surgery...


Honestly, I go with the other guy talk, my wife n I must sign agreement.. Notin like fat ooo

I know most of us must have one to two courses u hated most especially general courses like mathematics.

Mine was mathematics, I hated it from secondary especially when it gets to logarithm and all those triangle, perpendicular, and those rubbish.. I still hate those shape mathematics till date, they will say calculate circumference of a circle, a guy moves 5 km away, what km remain?

So share us

Arrangements have been concluded by the National Association of Academic Technologists (NAAT) and Non-Academic Staff Union of Universities (NASU) to begin the disbursement of N8 billion meant for settlement of arrears of earned allowances.
The funds are to be disbursed to members who successfully scaled through a recent forensic audit, carried out by public universities management across the country.
The audit that was conducted following disagreement between the government and university-based unions after a protracted strike became necessary to ascertain those who were eligible to receive the funds.
Although the strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is yet to be resolved, the N8 billion set to be disbursed to NAAT and NASU formed part of N30 billion earlier released to the affected universities in consonance with a subsisting agreement between the federal government and the ivory towers back in 2009.
However, there are indications that some Vice Chancellors within the university system may have compromised in the sharing formula, as some have been indicted for channeling the funds to wrong sources.
The development prompted the President of NAAT, Comrade Sani Suleiman, at the end of the 39th National Executive Council meeting held in Abuja at the weekend, urging the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, to put mechanism in place to avoid a situation where members of the union would be denied the allowance.
Suleiman said, “NAAT commends the federal government for the released N8billion for payment of earned allowances to non teaching staff of federal universities.
“The union hereby calls on the Minister of Education to ensure that the disbursement actually goes to deserving staff and strictly in compliance with the agreement signed between the government of Nigeria and the respective non teaching staff unions.”
“Vice Chancellors of Federal Universities must not allow themselves to be intimidated or pressured into paying the money to undeserving staff. NAAT stands by the templates derived from the respective agreements signed with the government in 2009″

https://www.today.ng/news/nigeria/naat-nasu-disbursement-billion-earned-allowances-190995/amp

The Academic State Union of Universities (ASUU) on Monday received the certificate of operation for the Nigerian University Pension Management Company (NUPEMCO) from the National Pension Commission, the regulatory agency for the country’s pension companies.

The refusal of the regulatory agency to approve the teachers’ union’s pension commission for operation was one of the major issues in the dispute between the ASUU and the federal government.

But on Monday, the President of ASUU, Biodun Ogunyemi, in a short message sent across to members of the union, said ASUU received the certificate at about 11:20 a.m on Monday.

Mr Ogunyemi thanked members of the union for standing solidly behind the leadership while the struggle lasted. He pledged the union’s commitment to achieving reform in the Nigerian university system.

His message reads; “Dear Comrade, We collected the final letter of approval of NUPEMCO operational license at about 11.20a.m in PENCOM office this morning. Profound appreciation goes to all who prepared the ground and made this possible. While congratulating all our members for this landmark achievement of the union, we also thank them for their patience. The struggle continues! Biodun Ogunyemi.”

The union president earlier told the News Agency of Nigeria that the leadership was still consulting with its members over offers made by the federal government.

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According to the ASUU president, the government made some offers in the course of meetings with ASUU, which are still being deliberated on.

“We are still consulting with our chapters across the country. There are promises that government made and we are trying to consult with the various university chapters on the options before the union.

“By the time we are fully aware of what is left of our demands from what the government is offering, then we will know what steps to take, even as negotiations with the government continues.

“For instance, we are in touch with about 20 universities that are affected, to be sure of the level of implementation.

“By the time we finish our assessment, we will now send our response back to the government, concerning the level of implementation.

“And depending on the outcome of our further engagements with government, we will now get back to our members.”

Mr Ogunyemi said ASUU is expected to be involved in another round of meeting with the government within the week, adding that he expects a positive outcome.

PREMIUM TIMES called Mr. Ogunyemi to know whether the new development may inform change of the union’s hard stance on the ongoing industrial action. But he said he was in a meeting and that as soon as the meeting was over he would reach our reporter.

ASUU has been on strike since November 4, 2018, over alleged non-implementation of agreements it entered into with the federal government in 2009 and 2017.

Its demands are on the NUPEMCO licence, better welfare package and improved teaching and learning environment in the universities, among other issues.

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/308486-strike-ASUU-receives-licence-to-run-pension-scheme.html?amp_markup=1

Valerie47:
If I say you are classless now it will be as if.

Guess u have read those comments idiot.. Which class u be wey u dey tell another person say he dey classless...

Susylex:
Before nko should he go violent on women? He is a gentleman....errmmm... obviously he isn't according to his post

Eyah. Is there any gentle man again in Nigeria? Same as to say there are no decent ladies again in Nigeria

Seandisputed:
A girl up there called you a fool and you agreed like someone under a spell while another guy asked you a simple question but the idiot in you brought out your stupid part by bringing his sister into it.

Says a lot about your upbringing.

Ur brain is simply turnioniown.... So kwantinue... Dibo ruwa wonki fo wonke