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Its a good topic. 10 years from now. Hahaha y'all will be hearing and creating topics bout me. Will be self made and will sure make a good **

If this is real, it sure got me scared and also to thank God for how and what I am. A lot of things are going on in the world

Saw it on bbc before she started and didn't follow it up again. Am happy she finally did it considering a lot of failed attempts and she was gonna give up if this wasn't successful

Germany is waiting for America's downfall

Peterjosh: Yippee I am a geologist ,I now have my dream now back on track

what school and btw don't be too happy because the course isn't just a course for lazy peeps. Geologist aint much so get ready for d challenges coming ur way.

They've really taken this football thing too far

Like a poster said I can share sponge with my partner but toothbrush is a no no.

Welcome to the land where everyone isn't real. Land of tribalism, land of cyber war, land of mods oppressing users. Welcome to Nairaland

Av fun

We came to look at your stupidity not like we tot something meaningful will come out of ur topic

usermane: Peace, Seun had a point but i think it is too much of a stretch to claim that preventing non muslims from "violence" is the motivation is the motivation behind creating a separate section for the muslims. Is there anything lyk online violence?

Cyber attack = online violence

Why do I dislike dis negro so bad.? Attention seeking mofo

charliwell: do you have someone for me because you keeping asking how serious I am? if you have someone tell the person to shoot me an email.

She might be the one for you

Michelle55: what is the Hmmmmmm all about?

Sha come give testimony after every every cos I recommended you

Nigeria is presently crippled with a lot of challenges and the only thing the op could think about is who chairs a particular party. @least under that same party which has bn chaired by pple of different tribe a yoruba man became the president.

Michelle55: How serious are you?

Hmmmmm

Richfella: Are you serious. As in really serious?

Seems you wanna loan him ur gf

Michelle55: do the searching by yourself to avoid mistake of any sort............ goodluck to you

@op pm dis one ^^^^

FG Pays N130bn to Universities Councils, Asks ASUU to call Off Strike
By Senator Iroegbu and Chineme Okafor in Abuja            
The Federal Government yesterday asked striking members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to get back to their classrooms and resume work while all contending issues are being resolved as it had disbursed N130 billion to their governing Councils.

While reeling out a number of agreements government has had with the executives of ASUU since they commenced the strike, Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Anyim Pius Anyim in Abuja ordered the striking lecturers to return to their duty posts saying that the Federal Government has shown enough commitment to ending the strike but that the lecturers are being inconsiderate with their demands.

Anyim's reaction however came on the heels of recent threat by ASUU to discontinue further deliberations with the government team over the strike.

The current strike which began on July 1followed failure of the government to implement a 2009 agreement on public universities funding it signed with the union.

But Anyim said: "Government is making every effort to revitalise the university system, by this demonstration of clear commitment to revitalise the university system, government hereby urges every staff of the nation's universities to return to work as all issues are being resolved."

He also set-off the disbursement of N130 billion sourced by the Gabriel Suswam led NEEDS implementation committee and the Federal Government for revitalising infrastructures within the university system and settlement of earned allowances arrears.

He noted that most of the issues contained in the 2009 agreement, which necessitated the current strike had been fully met except for the earned allowances which ASUU pegged at N92 billion.

According to him: "On July 2, 2013, ASUU declared what it called, "total and indefinite strike" over issues it says have remained unresolved pertaining to an agreement it reached with government in 2009.

“It is pertinent to narrate the genesis of the 2009 agreement, ASUU went on strike action in 2006 based on their request for a review of personnel matters, on account of this, government initiated a Needs assessment of the university system comprising federal and states universities, the negotiations led to the 2009 agreement.

"Some of issues which bothered on amendment of pensionable retirement age of academics in the professorial cadre, consolidated peculiar allowances (CONPUAA), exclusively for university teaching staff, National Health Insurance Scheme (NHIS), setting up of budget monitoring committee in all public universities have been fully implemented," he added.

He further said that areas where government hands were tied like the transfer of Federal Government landed property to universities have been clearly explained why it would not be possible to implement such aspects.
"Government has been clear that it cannot transfer government landed property to ASUU because it has no structure to manage or maintain such property.
“Government is however willing to support any council that sets up a property company with management structure to compete with others in the industry," he stated.
Also in a related development, the Minister of Education, Prof. Ruqayyatu Rufa’i said that she expected ASUU to suspend the strike going by the latest action of government.
Source: Thisday

So this rukayat is a Ms. And am single

ndrule: We've seen beta photoshop dan dz.....u stil nid to work mor on it

Exactly tot I was d only one that saw the photo in a shop. Photoshop things

dolly dolly: Tnxx for notifying me dat Burna is single.

and did you see the part that says he isn't searching?

yuzedo: How much are your drugs bro? Talk to me, I can help you...

So he can write good english

And must we see ur face