Chibuking81: I read on the page of Vanguard newspaper this morning that, Anambra, Edo, Ogun and Rivers state are ready for 22nd of september opening of the school as maintain by their various commissioner of education, meaning that school will open on 22nd of september.

If de like let dem open or delay it, wat is my probs wit dat. Wen my August salary has not bin paid n my arrears has nva bin mentiond in d same vanguard or pages of any dailies. soldier go soldier come barracks stil remain d same.

Here is the heading in vanguard newspaper of today "Ebola: Anambra, Edo, Ogun, Rivers, ready for 22 Sept resumption - Education commissioners"

Dickgift: Credit Alert....received fcmb Khana(UBE)

hw many months my dear?

Fcmb ppsb received.

Any hope 4 us today? Stanbic ibtc. The Day is almost gone half.

FCMB...TAI.LGA....PRESS D BUTTON NOW

passarella013: hw many months my dear?

just one month.

Chibuking81: Here is the heading in vanguard newspaper of today "Ebola: Anambra, Edo, Ogun, Rivers, ready for 22 Sept resumption - Education commissioners"

NUT and PTA have the final say.

Fcmb alert recieved, (UBE). Etche L.G.A. Two month salary.

frachy: NUT and PTA have the final say.

What final say are you still talking about? Do you want them not to resume school?
People goes to market, attend church programm with their children, even at home children play together. Is‘t not possible at that point to contract the deases or is‘t only at school, children are liable to contract the deases?
Let them resume please!!

Fiafiad: What final say are you still talking about? Do you want them not to resume school?
People goes to market, attend church programm with their children, even at home children play together. Is?t not possible at that point to contract the deases or is?t only at school, children are liable to contract the deases?
Let them resume please!!

Point of correction: "People GO to school". Meanwhl, Mr Fiafiad, I really don't care if school resumes or not. What I'm after is my August salary now. That's my problem. I suppose you've got yours, that's why you're very ready.

Ebola: NUT asks teachers to ignore Sept.
22nd resumption date
on september 16, 2014 at 4:00 pm in ebola outbreak , news
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…Threatens to go on strike if TRCN is scraped
By LAIDE AKINBOADE
ABUJA – Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, Tuesday ,
directed it members to ignore the 22nd of September, 2014,
resumption of primary and secondary schools in Nigeria.
National President of NUT, Comrade Micheal Olukoya, gave
the directive while briefing journalists in Abuja.
He said the teachers should only resume if the Federal
Government sufficiently trained and provide them with
necessary preventive and protective gadgets on Ebola virus.
It would be recalled that the federal government changed
the resumption date from September 8, 2014 to October 13,
2014, over the outbreak of Ebola virus in the country. The
date was reviewed fom October 13, to September 22, 2014,
based on the advice given by Minister of Health, Prof.
Onyebuchi Chukwu, who said based on the progress made
so far that over 98% suceess has been recorded across the
nation.
According to Olukoya, “But where the federal government
insists on the 22nd September, 2014, date in spite of the
wise counsel, the union will rather direct teachers to resume
schools whenever they are sufficiently trained and their
schools have been provided with the necessary preventive
and protective gadgets. For the avoidance of doubt, the
teachers have this day, resolved to resume classes in
obedience to the federal government directive, in states
where teachers have been trained to handle any outbreak
and all the required preventive and protective gadgets such
as hand gloves, sanitizers, infra-red thermometers, running
water and soaps have been provided as directed by federal
government of Nigeria.
“In states where the training has not been done and
necessary safeguarding gadgets not provided, teachers
shall continue to emain at home until their state
governments respond positively or the union directs them to
the contrary”.
He noted that the dream of the union is to see all things put
in place to protect the teachers and school children from
being infected in the school.
He said, “The NUT is strongly of the opinion that it is better
to delay the resumption of school till 13(h October, 2014,
even when the scourge would have been off months ago
than rush and open schools only to be faced with attacks of
EVD in the schools.
“It makes more sense to be doubly sure than to operate on
shaky grounds of uncertainty and probability as it will be
catastrophy of unimaginable dimension if by any act of
omission we rush and open schools and end up with even
up with even one primary or secondary school being
infected by the virus”.
The union also threatened to shut down the education
sector if the federal government scrap Teachers
Registration Council of Nigeria, TRCN because it is the only
regulatory body for the practice of teaching in Nigeria from
primary school to the terrtiary institution.
“This attempt at scrapping TRCN shows clearly that the
federal government does not care about the standard of
teachers of Nigeria and the much sought-for
professionalism of the teaching industry.
“The teachers of Nigeria are watching this development with
keen interest with a view to returning to the trenches of
1992 and 1993 as they will not just fold their hands and
watch the bastardisation of thei profession”.

frachy: Point of correction: "People GO to school". Meanwhl, Mr Fiafiad, I really don't care if school resumes or not. What I'm after is my August salary now. That's my problem. I suppose you've got yours, that's why you're very ready.

please, this is not aguement. There is nothing to correct in that sentense. By the way, i said market and not school. “people goes to market“. This is past continues tens. We can only use “go to school“, in prsent tens.
Let somebody who know‘s better, come and prove me wrong, then, i will accept my mistake.

Ddd

Fiafiad: please, this is not aguement. There is nothing to correct in that sentense. By the way, i said market and not school. “people goes to market“. This is past continues tens. We can only use “go to school“, in prsent tens.
Let somebody who know‘s better, come and prove me wrong, then, i will accept my mistake.

pls u ppl shuld stop al dis grammatical issue and concentrate on salary matter. E be like say una don get una August money abi? As for me, d good for notin SHARIA and Aboki Bank (UNITY) has refused to do d needful. Hwever, am still waiting till only God knws when.

August salary recieved, fcmb, tai l.g.a, ube.

Fiafiad: please, this is not aguement. There is nothing to correct in that sentense. By the way, i said market and not school. “people goes to market“. This is past continues tens. We can only use “go to school“, in prsent tens.
Let somebody who know‘s better, come and prove me wrong, then, i will accept my mistake.

Oga Fiafiad, no vex o-ooo! The grammaticality of your SENTENCE actually has nothing to do with TENSE; but rather, it has to do with simple GRAMMATICAL CONCORD, which, in other words, simply means SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT. If the SUBJECT of a sentence is singular, the corresponding VERB of that sentence also must be singular. If the subject is plural, the corresponding verb must also be plural. 'People' is plural in the sense you used it in your sentence. 'Goes' is not a plural verb but a singular verb in English grammar. So then, 'People goes to market' is unfortunately ungrammatical and equally unacceptable in English grammar. The correct expression should have been 'People go to the market.'

I think there is no need to start another heated argument now because most of our colleagues would be more interested in receiving information regarding the payment of their August salary than grammatical correctness. However, as teachers, it is my personal opinion that we should never be above correction and learning, because nobody has the prerogative of knowledge.

Please let's not derail the thread.

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Asher79:

Oga Fiafiad, no vex o-ooo! The grammaticality of your SENTENCE actually has nothing to do with TENSE; but rather, it has to do with simple GRAMMATICAL CONCORD, which, in other words, simply means SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT. If the SUBJECT of a sentence is singular, the corresponding VERB of that sentence also must be singular. If the subject is plural, the corresponding verb must also be plural. 'People' is plural in the sense you used it in your sentence. 'Goes' is not a plural verb but a singular verb in English grammar. So then, 'People goes to market' is unfortunately ungrammatical and equally unacceptable in English grammar. The correct expression should have been 'People go to the market.'

I think there is no need to start another heated argument now because most of our colleagues would be more interested in receiving information regarding the payment of their August salary than grammatical correctness. However, as teachers, it is my personal opinion that we should never be above correction and learning, because nobody has the prerogative of knowledge.

Please let's not derail the thread.

Thanks alot for proving me wrong, and I appreciate you for the correction you just made, most especially in a very polite way.

In the aspect of salary, i believed before the end 2day, all our colleague will be credited.

If men could take away ego and accept 4 once, one's mistake like this, there would be less societal noise. But if we analyse everyone's grammar at every point in time, we would figure out one or two errors. As 4 me, once information is successfully passed, i digest it without querying the pattern at which it is passed. However, if Unity bank decide not to pay us again 4 a crime I know nothing about, then men shall still live not just by bread alone.

credit alert. Access bank ppsb, one month.

Unity Bank PLC, please the frustration is really getting too much!!! The money is already with you guys.Please credit our account.

Fabmoniks: credit alert. Access bank ppsb, one month.

pls @fab did u just get d alert now?

Alert: Access bank-PPSB- 1month

Good! I've been waiting to see Access alert...The trend has always been Access, then, Stanbic ...I'm quite certain my (impatient) wait will be crowned with 2 months salary...
ASALGA UBE = 2 MONTHS

This delay is over stretched...chai...there'l be pay back ooo when school resumes. If not that the children will suffer the detriment, I will deliberately stay at home. #BringBackOurSalaries...ooooo

FCMB alert received for one mounth....... Etche LGA UBE

God go punish d people wey delay my salary till today, be it d government, ministry of finance or access bank including zenith bank. God go punish dem all.

amaprince: pls @fab did u just get d alert now?

Got it 10.05am today.

GamaG: God go punish d people wey delay my salary till today, be it d government, ministry of finance or access bank including zenith bank. God go punish dem all.

Amen! Gbam! Supported. Including those dt are holding mine.

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