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tobiogunboye:
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NwaAmaikpe:



The man was so carefree,
Imagine his Toyota Corolla has a Mercedes VBoot wheel cover.

I don't know what to say joo.
His village people are wicked; the accident could cut off his two legs but it could not cut his neckchain.

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prevailer247:
Please guys i have been admitted to pharmacy in ANSU but i am already doing med/sug through JUPEB, as it stands i don't want to leave either of them. My plan is to combine the two of them cause from my understanding Jupeb has same course outline with year one (i may be wrong though), i know it could be very stressfull. I dont know the degree [of stress] honestly this could be very costly paying both jupeb and pharmacy school fees. I also heard that i can pay acceptance fee then write to the VC to delay my admission to 2018 towards the end of my jupeb program, i don't really know what to do i want to complete this jupeb program and also i can't let pharmacy go just like that.

Please i need experience advice. thank u guys!

Tumikate97:
I rep FUOYE! Thumbs Up Great FUOYEITES!

UP NAAS

semaj23:
Some students after the day's work. The work can sometimes be stressful. Everything comes with a price and the price of this is hardwork.

Honey1, honey 2, sahadat ur sighted

Nancy and Tolu I sight u guys

semaj23:
Some of the "FPY" students.

Kilobyte at work

semaj23:
Spraying of the field with insectide. The active ingredient is lambda cyhalothrin 2.5EC

Wow

Abeg free this woman

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olsrach:
Please my people,i beg you all in the name of God,dont use ETX NG for transcripts especially if your school is UNIBEN or another federal institution,I paid about 20k to send mine to uni assist germany for a masters program and its been a year plus now and its still pending,these wicked pathetic people have almost ruined my life and future plans!

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valx2:
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Orodje:
Realmen dodos

Dodo to u mai bro

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has suspended its strike after a final four-hour meeting with the Federal Government delegation, which ended around 9pm in Abuja on Monday.

The ASUU President, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, addressed a briefing at the Nigeria Labour Congress secretariat to announce the union’s “conditional suspension of the strike.”

Ogunyemi said the strike was suspended, after the union gave the Federal Government a deadline of the end of October to fulfil its promises.

He said, “We have signed a new Memorandum of Action today (Monday). Each item on the list in the MoA has a timeline attached. It is our hope that our trust will not be dashed again. We hope that the government will abide with the timeline attached to all the items in the MoA.

“Let us give a precautionary advice; should the government unilaterally vary the agreements it signed with our union, we should not be held responsible for the consequences.

“Now on the conditional suspension of the strike; after an elaborate and extensive consultation process, the National Executive Council of ASUU has agreed to conditionally suspend the ongoing action, taking into cognizance that the latest proposal by the government to address the contentious issues in the strike has a deadline of the end of October 2017.

“So, all members of ASUU are to resume work after their branch congresses on Tuesday (today), September 19. However, ASUU will not hesitate to review its position, should the government renege on its MoA, which you all witnessed today.

“There is always a question that why must ASUU adopt the strike option considering its impact on the quality of education which the union wants to raise. The answer to this is simple. ASUU’s resolve to forge a hitch-free academic calendar has been proved by the restraints it often showed before embarking on the strike.

“The current strike has been necessitated by the non-implementation of the 2009 agreement and the 2013 MoU and the 2016 resolutions. Specifically, the issues include funding for the revitalisation of universities, earned academic allowances and exemption of the university system from the Treasury Single Account.”

During the final four-hour meeting between ASUU and the Federal Government delegation led by the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, both parties signed a MoA to finalise their decisions.

The MoA was presented to the union, the representatives of the Minister of Education, the Accountant-General of the Federation, the representatives of the Minister of Finance, the Minister of Budget and Planning, and officials of the salary and wages commission.
Source: punch �