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Mehlena: alright sir

still waitin fr d reply

Mehlena: filosofi!

omo sokratis
hw yhu
reply yhur mail

Mehlena: kinda...fresher tinz.... U?

accountin....finals
wah course

mi xpressive: abi o! Make we dey shake without knwing wassup

i jx taya fr d guy oh
yhu sch in uniben

[quote author=Mehlena]amen oo[/quotea
yhu sch in uniben

kolawaxxy: I told ya'll. Once again, give the student nearest to you a warm handshake.

oya give us reason y mk we shake

[quote author=Sir-Tunechi]d fact is that you would still view[/quote]so bro hw fr wif d meetin wey yhu say dem dey hold

complete1: GUESS WAT I JUST HEARD FROM A FRIEND IN KANO

weffin yhu hear

ZackiGp: I'm not here to exhibit my gramatical prowess but to pass the right information.

did nt want to say anytyn abt yhu bin a nec member of anytyn
buh if yhur association cannot give us d information den y shud we believe yhu
wts so hard fr yhu pple to bring out a press release

[quote author=Sir-Tunechi]you don't even know how to lie, buk that i am right now[/quote]yhu dt is in buk atm moment
update on wts isa currently goin at d meetin venue
nd if possible let us see pictures
den we wud all rest nd wait till evenin

ZackiGp: how do you mean?
Look, who i'm does not av anytin to do with the truth.
The people holding the meeting are they ghost? why shd we be secretive abt the meeting, ASUU does work lyk dat.

dt doeasn't mean yhu cant tell us d sch yhu are representin
nd yhu guys said yhu are mournin im fr a week or has anoda person died dt yhu pple have extended d mournin period

ZackiGp: I'm a NEC member, which meeting are you guys talking about. We jt finish mourning Iyayi, i guess any of such meeting will be next week.

sowie mister wich university are yhu representing

screenagerjoe: look well

y yhu kon remove d picture

screenagerjoe: I hope ds will shut evribody up dt says d meetn aint holding. As u cn c in d pic, dos r lecturers. In d bckground u can c d hall were d meetn is holdn nd d ASUU members r sittin..

na fellow student like yhu dey d background of d picture bro

Boss Ttdiamonds: Those of ya'll at the meetin'... What I dont fathom is why you cant post pictures of the ongoin' meetin' here.... All you have to do is hit the camera shutter button on your Camera device you s!ck s0ns of b!t*hes... Then we'll believe you....
Dont know why it's so hard for ya'll to just follow a simple protocol...

And you can de-activate your camera's flash b4 takin' pictures..... Guess tis' deals with flash excuses

i jx taya fr dem oh....
At least dem snap dem wen dem go d meetin venue

its nt like we dnt blive yhu,buh show us pictures dt are actually meetin den we wud blive.......We cant jx blive it afta wt happened on saturdae

[quote author=iyke52][/quote]tym wud tell bro

iyke52: itz nt a lie..my God father iz a member ov d board...dy r rily meeting nw...we shud get results by d end of 2day

who is yhur god father bro

phykel: Thank God all members arrive safely no convoy accident.Its going to be a long day deliberation . Trust ASUU pple intellectual fighters. Let's hpe for the bst.

bros mk we still see picture to confirm na

all dese peeps dt say dey are at d venuee of d meetin...shey dem seize una fones or camera fr d place ni...at least mk we see picyure mk we knw na....abi aw una see am my pple

[quote author=Sir-Tunechi]searching the perimeter for bomb and sharing of bullet-proof to their members[/quote]sir tunechi are yhu serz abt dis meetin or yhu jokin

phykel: I dnt really comment on Nairaland bt I will today. The long awaited NEC meeting of ASUU is abt to start as members are nw arriving @ the ASUU sectariat here in BUK kano. We have a lot of journalists and students here. Bt I guess its going to be a closed door session. Bt a press conference is expected at the end. Am sure its goona be gud news.
Am covering the meeting.
Thanks

no give us false ope oh

Mbatagr82: Brethren the rumour of the NEC meeting holding today is TRUE. I just heard it on Ray powers political platform. God help us!

wt exactly did dey say...
Did dey mention where it is holdin

gmpanacea: Thanks for your interest, please, kindly let me know how you can be reached.

email theseeker2100@yahoo.com
whatsapp 08145797102

interested

Sermwell: My only question is that doesn't ASUU has a PRO who will adress the public about happenings in the association?.... All this impeccable and despicable sources here and there is just too laughable for christ's sake! Haba!

i jx taya fr dem oh
ASUU feel we are nt worthy of a press release
i fink we all knw now dt ASUU were nt fightin fr d students at first
dey were only fightn fr demselves

Simon21: Can u please tell me why ASUU postponed their NEC meeting indefinitely and why d strike has not been called off?

as much as i wan to blive yhu....so yhu telin us dt dey wud call off d strike without a nec meeting.....
Or did d same lecturer nt say anytyn abt d nec meeting

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Following the meeting between Vice
President Namadi Sambo and the leadership
of the Academic Staff Union of Universities,
ASUU, last Friday, Scan News can
authoritatively reveal that appreciable
progress has been made as the Federal
Government may have shifted grounds once
again.
One of such areas where the Federal
Government shifted ground is in the area of
earned allowances. A source at the meeting
told Scan News that the Federal Government
has added N10billion to the N30billion it
initially released, making the funds available
for the payment of earned allowances,
N40billion.
The Federal Government further agreed to
ensure that more funds will be released for
the continuation of the payment of earned
allowances as soon as the universities
exhaust the N40billion.
It was also gathered that the Federal
Government announced the increment of
the infrastructural development fund from
N100billion to N150billion, while the
leadership of ASUU was fully included in the
contract awarding and execution process.
The ASUU leadership had flayed Governor
Suswam committee for excluding it from the
contract awarding and execution process,
after they originated the idea of projects.
ASUU leadership at all levels will now be
directly involved in the process alongside
Federal Government and Governing Councils
of Universities.
Scan News source added that the October
11 meeting further agreed that the
respective governing councils of the
universities should determine projects to be
executed with the funds, while the Suswam
committee will henceforth take a back seat.
The Federal Government, it was learnt,
informed ASUU that the Federal and State
Universities still have over N100billion un-
accessed at the Tertiary Education Trust
Fund, TETFund. The ag. Executive Secretary
of TETFund and the Universities Governing
Councils were directed to immediately
commence the process for the use of these
funds.
With the development, the Federal
Government has injected N250billion to be
used in the revival of both Federal and State
Universities. This is the first time since
Independence that such holistic
improvement in funding will ever take place
in the nation’s universities.
However, it was learnt that VP Sambo told
the Universities Governing Councils and
ASUU members now part of the contract
awarding and execution process that the
Jonathan administration will not tolerate any
misappropriation of the funds.
He announced the setting up of a high
powered monitoring and evaluation
committee for all the geo-zones to ensure
that the funds are judiciously used.
ASUU leadership at the meeting told the VP
that they were optimistic that their
members would permit them to call off the
strike shortly after the Sallah holiday.
When Scan News called ASUU President, Dr
Nasir Fagge on Thursday morning, his line
was switched off. However, another official
who pleaded anonymity said that the ASUU
leadership has informed members to their
respective leadership and the recent
developments is receiving positive attention.
On the part of government, Dr MacJohn
Nwaobiala, Permanent Secretary, Federal
Ministry of Education, told market women
who protested last Monday that the October
11 meeting was very fruitful and that
Nigerians will soon hear positive news on
the ASUU strike.
It would be recalled that on Friday October
11, Scan News was the only medium that
authoritatively reported the meeting of VP
Sambo and ASUU leadership. The VP was
accompanied to the meeting by Supervising
Minister of Education, National Universities
Commission, TETFund, while some Vice
Chancellors and Governing Councils
witnessed the meeting.

Vice President Namadi Sambo led the
Federal Government team in a renewed
negotiation with ASUU to resolve the
lingering strike that has crippled the
universities.
The meeting held at Aguda house,
Presidential Villa on Friday.
In attendance on the part of the Federal
Government were the Supervising Minister
of Education, Barr. Nyesom Wike, Executive
Secretary of National Universities
Commission, NUC, Prof. Julius Okojie and
technical staff of the Federal Ministry of
Education.
Scan-News gathered that ASUU President, Dr
Nasir Isa Fagge and his executives were
accompanied to the meeting by Committee
of Vice Chancellors leadership.
It was learnt that an earlier meeting
between Barr. Wike and ASUU leadership
teased out areas of possible concession of
both sides.
Scan News gathered the Federal
Government may concede to ASUU the right
to participate as a major stakeholder in the
execution of NEEDS Implementation Projects
in the universities.
ASUU had complained that the Suswam
Committee excluded them from the
implementation of projects in the
universities.
On the part of ASUU, the meeting agreed
that they should suspend their strike, while
the process of implementation continues.
A Vice Chancellor of a northern university
attending the meeting said that key issues
will be ratified and the strike may be
resolved in less than two weeks.
According to him, the vigour and
forthrightness introduced by the
Supervising Minister of Education, Barr. Wike
who opened diplomatic channels with ASUU
leadership.
“Our belief is that with the ground work
already done, this strike should not last
more than two weeks”, he said.
If they strike a compromise, the Federal
Government will release ASUU’s september
Salary today and the lecturers will get their
alert next week, it was gathered.
The leaders after the two hours meeting
that ended about 2pm on Friday did not
issue a statement. Scan News gathered that
they will reconvene on Monday before Sallah.