glizengem:
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I Dey Tells You... Dat Guy Is bleeped

hakeem4:
Hmmmmmmmmm eyes!!!!! Go see!!!!!

I Dey Tells U

Don't knw oh, make we run

[quote author=Princecalm post=27088890]Xo wat do you want us to do now,just tell us. [don't knw oh, make we run] [quote author=Princecalm post=27088890]Xo wat do you want us to do now,just tell us. [don't knw oh, make we run]

Rip 2 Those Dat Lost Their Lifes.

The over 12 hours marathon meeting between President Goodluck Jonathan and striking members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities ended at about 3.30am on Tuesday at the Presidential Villa, Abuja without a commitment from the union members.

ASUU President, Dr. Nasir Isa Faggae, told State House correspondent that the delegation was taking back an undisclosed message to their members following which a decision will be taken on the union’s next line of action.

“We have had a lengthy meeting with Mr. President, robbing minds on how best to address the problem of university education in this country. We now have a message from Mr. President that we are going to take to our members and we are expecting that our members will respond appropriately to his message,” he said.

He said since the message was meant for members, he would not divulge it to the press.

When asked whether he will call his members to return to the classroom, he said that decision was left for members to take.

When further asked whether he was impressed by the President’s message, Faggae warned journalists from putting words into his mouth, insisting that only ASUU members would determine that.

Minister of Labour, Chief Emeka Wogu, who listened to Faggae’s encounter with journalists later said progress was made during the discussion.

He said, “We made progress. The President of ASUU told you that they are going back with a message from the Federal Government back to their members and the message is full of high expectation and hope.”

When asked whether ASUU will call off the strike, the minister said that was why he described the message as full of expectation.

“Our prayer is that they will come back with positive outcome. They might even not come back to meet us. They might take decision there that will meet your expectations ” he said.

He added that the offers made by the government during the meeting were offers that were in line with the 2009 agreement.

He said since the issues that led to the strike bothered on the 2009 agreement, the government did not go beyond that agreement.

The President was joined at the meeting that started at 2.40pm on Monday by Vice President Namadi Sambo; Minister of Finance, Dr. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala; Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Pius Anyim; Supervising Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike; and Wogu among others.
Faggae led the union team which included past presidents such as Prof. Abdulahi Sule-Kano, Prof. Dipo Fashina and Prof. Festus Iyayi.

President of the Nigeria Labour Congress, Abdulawahid Omar and that of the Trade. Union Congress, Bobboi Kaigama, also attended.

Other members of the delegation were Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, Prof. Victor Osodeke, Prof. Suleiman Abdul, Dr. Victor Igbum and Mr. Michael Odunmoraye

Ethiopia captain Degu Debebe has said, despite the Walya Antelopes' 2-1 defeat to the Super Eagles of Nigeria in Addis Ababa on Sunday, they could still turn the table in the 2014 World Cup playoff.

"We missed some good scoring chances, but we are capable of going to Nigeria and also winning,"Debebe said. He said although Ethiopia lost the game, he thought the referee did not give them many of the advantages.

"We badly needed a win at home, but we have lost. We need to go back to the drawing board and work hard to be able to win away from home,"added the skipper. Ethiopia coach Bishaw Sewnet said he was disappointed with the loss.

"We wanted this win so badly, but we lost,"Sewnet said. :p :p

It has been reported that Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) National President Dr. Nasir Faegehas declared that the strike will continue.

He also revealed that the union has decided to cease to negotiate with the Benue State Governor Gabriel Suswam's committee, saying that the committee has nothing to deliver.

He says:

"The strike continues even if government is threatening to do the worst. There is no more dialogue with government, if the 2009 agreement is not approved. But we are willing to dialogue with anybody towards meeting ASUU's said agreement. That is the truth.

"Our doors are open towards addressing these problems. If anybody invites us, we will be there. The only dialogue that we will not attend is that with the Suswam committee. ASUU has vowed not to listen to that committee again. The struggle is on and we are waiting and hoping that government will do what is right so that we will go back to our classes and start lecturing.

"Many students have been calling me in support of the ASUU strike and they want government to listen to us and that we should not call off the strike until the 2009 agreement is met. The condition of the universities is nothing to write home about."

Responding to the 'no-work no-pay' declaration made by the federal government, the ASUU boss said:

"The Federal Government has not been paying. That statement is not applicable now since we have been working without pay."

Over rich dey worry d guy.... Anyway am next!

Charge all my ba3........ Then iron my starched cloth!

Owk.. Let wait till then!

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The more I see, the less I know for sure...... ASUU..... Anyway let see the outcome of this.

I go for .c buh dis guy is blessed wit big lips.... Lol

Money talk.... Y i nd my wife no go, go on vacation....spanish tinz