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This osogbo campus boring o

any osogbo campus fresher interested in an apartment at oke baale signify thrs 1 vacant one.

Wch 1 is admission clearance slip after admission slip

bufness: ve not.z it d same card used for registering jamb xam or another type

Yea...u'll get anoda card 4rm jamb office its 1k or so...

bufness: abeg o I CNT find my jamb details except registration number and I want to print d admissn let's...wah do I do

Ave yu printed it b4? If not get the scratch card.

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Vakinmuyiwa: Thats Why it is called parent's tax clearance. Irregardless of the state Where ones parent works, what is important is their tax clearance. You can use it.

Pls Õoooº°˚. ˚°º. wat of the ones whose parents aren't based in Naija...Is it compulsory?

ASUU. Calls of strike

National President of ASUU, Dr. Nasir Isa
Fagge
• Insists strike will end when agreement is
implemented
• Ondo varsity reopens, Unijos orders
resumption of lectures
Damilola Oyedele, Seriki Adinoyi and James
Sowole
The Academic Staff Union of Universities
(ASUU) Monday continued to defy the “return
to work” ultimatum issued by the federal
government, vowing that the lecturers would
only return to work when the 2009 Agreement
as discussed at the November 4 meeting with
President Goodluck Jonathan is implemented.
Despite the union’s pledge to keep public
universities shut, the Adekunle Ajasin
University, Akungba Akoko (AAUA) resumed
academic activities yesterday, while the
University of Jos (UNIJOS) ordered the
resumption of lectures immediately.
However, the lecturers at the University of
Uyo decided to side with ASUU, stating that
the order by the federal government to
resume classes, failing which they would be
sacked, was not binding on them.
This is just as the union described as tragic
the threat of mass sack issued by the Minister
of Education, Chief Nyesom Wike, describing
the action as a “thoughtless solution to the
problems arising from government’s non-
implementation of an agreement reached with
ASUU.
“The strike ends when government implements
the agreement as agreed with Mr. President
and when we are assured that the government
would renegotiate in 2014.
“We are convinced that if the government
does what is right, very soon, our students
would go back to the classroom. If government
invites us today, we are ready to meet,” the
union said.
Addressing journalists in Abuja, the National
President of ASUU, Dr. Nasir Isa Fagge,
refuted the statements made by Wike that
the union presented a new set of demands to
the government after the November 4 meeting.
He presented the union’s position after
revealing documents from both warring
parties, showing that the union had requested
the disbursement of the N200 billion agreed
to within two weeks, a position, which he
pointed out was documented in the
Government Paper from the November 4
meeting.
The paper, dated November 6, 2013 and
signed by the Permanent Secretary of the
Ministry of Education, Dr. Mac John
Nwaobiala, on page two read, “Federal
Government shall provide funds for the
revitalisation of the university system in the
following manner in the next six years: 2013 –
N200 billion; N220 would be provided in
subsequent years.”
Fagge added that the union demanded the
inclusion of renegotiations of the agreement in
2014, which was already agreed upon at the
meeting, in addition to a non-victimisation
clause in line with international labour
standards.
He also explained that ASUU insisted on a
proper endorsement of the resolution to make
it a binding document after “the Secretary to
the Government of the Federation (SGF)
announced to the public and ASUU that the
2012 Memorandum of Understanding – a
document authorised by himself – was not
binding on government since it was signed by a
permanent secretary and was therefore a
mere promise and non-binding piece of paper.”
None of these, he noted, were fresh demands,
adding: “The legitimate procedure is that both
sides should sign a resolution showing what was
agreed and what was not.
“But this is how the Minister of Education
expects ASUU to take it. He would want
ASUU to accept that the government was
doing ASUU a favour, this is wrong.”
On the directive of the government that the
universities be reopened, Fagge noted that the
union does not play a role in the opening or
closure of universities, but would withhold its
(ASUU) services as a fundamental right.
When reminded that some schools had already
resumed, Fagge said: “All I know is every
ASUU member is on strike.”
He also refuted reports that over 60 per cent
of ASUU branches voted to suspend the
strike.
Forty-eight of the 52 branches of ASUU, he
said, voted that the strike be suspended only
if certain conditions are met while four voted
for suspension of the strike before pursuing
the implementation of certain conditions.
Flanked by 13 other members of the National
Executive Committee (NEC) of ASUU, Fagge
confirmed that the union did ask for the four
months’ salary arrears of its members, which
are being withheld as part of the no-work no-
pay policy.
The demand for the salary arrears, he said,
was predicated on the fact that only ASUU
members have had their salaries withheld in
instances of a strike, a situation which he
described as unfair.
“ASUP (their counterparts in polytechnics)
was on strike for five or six months and no one
stopped their salaries. Several unions go on
strike; no one even threatens to stop their
salaries. We cannot be treated as second class
citizens in our own country,” he said.
Clad in a cream French suit, Fagge noted that
none of ASUU members, from graduate
assistants to professors are begging for jobs,
reminding the government that the threat to
sack lecturers was made during the Babangida
and Abacha regimes.
He disagreed that the union has lost the
sympathy of the public and called on all
Nigerians to prevail on government to do what
is just and noble as the present approach
would only compound the deepening yet
avoidable crises.
ASUU’s defiance, notwithstanding, academic
activities resumed at the Adekunle Ajasin
University, even as the Ondo State branch of
the union has directed its members not to go
back to classes.
In line with the directive of the institution
that all students must return to the school for
the 2012/2013 second semester, some
students were seen on the campus getting
registered and attending lectures.
Equally, timetables for lectures were released
by each of the departments to signal the
commencement of academic exercise while
meetings of the heads of departments in each
of the faculties were held to ensure proper
courses allocation among the lecturers. In
UNIJOS, on the other hand, the Registrar of
the university, Jilli Dandam, issued a directive
in compliance with the federal government’s
order on the reopening of tertiary institutions.
“Following the federal government's order on
resumption of academic activities in all
federal institutions, the Pro Chancellor and
Chairman of Council on behalf of the Governing
Council has directed as follows: All academic
staff of the University of Jos should return
to their various departments and units, and
commence work immediately," the statement
said.
However, the university was uncertain if its
ASUU members will comply with the directive
and therefore refused to announce resumption
date for students, saying, “Information
concerning students shall be announced in due course.”

Pls Õoooº°˚. ˚°º is it true dat thrs sum kind of dress code at Osogbo campus....heard u must dress on corporate

This ASUU news isn't true jare

No ASUU NEC meeting tomorrow..na rumour again

No NEC and ASUU meeting today, it was all rumour..

[quote author=Vakinmuyiwa][/quote]PLs lke wats d price range of d apartment arnd d sch ℓ saw sum wen ℓ wen wch are jus outside d sch

Whr are the Osogbo campus pipz nau?

DE list was alsO uplOaded on the sch site

You people shldnt becos ure fortunate 2 b. Literate say they shld thrw pple out of sch...put yurslf in dia shoes ...the problem is 4rm the government not setting the standard 4rm primary level..and wen pple are nt able 2 meet up wit an averagE, if these pple show they really want to learn a means of developing them shld b prOvided by the government rather than just sending pple away..Every one isn't equal some are slow learners and sum are naturally intelligent

buffness: goto ecobank inside unilag itz #26,500 there!

ALryt tanks

Pls can. I get the acceptance card in. Lag? If yes, where?

pweetyberry: pls any DE candidates dat has got admission shld signify pls.

I have.....

Tanks mhizsleek, keyke n erry1 in d rum....Una own go cum soon. Mayorall, boomboom..etc.keep up d guD work

Buh it hasn't been updated on the uniosun site yet o. so its only on jamb u can see it.

Tank God Õoooº°˚. ˚°º DE candidates check jamb site for your name. I've been offered admiission into Geology...soooo happy

Shey na e-love una dy perform 4 here ni......any osogbo campus here?

WoW!!! ATLaST...d much anticipated DE List is out....Direst Entry candidates ur name s thr nw Õoooº°˚. ˚°º

We were only two who applied for geology Direct entry buh i ave lower credit in ND....and because we're two ℓ have too much hope...isn't it gona b unfair if uniosun doesn't admit me?