greatest nigeria styudent!!!!!!!!!!!! ASUU strike to end by mid night

Thanks be to God, but where did you get this info from?

where did u get that news from,abi ur Dad is the ASUU president

hey bros uji,
your midnit no pass yet,
i beg is beta u get correct info b4 coming here
to ban buzz us with mere forcast
u beta go do that for forex

anyway,
asu may call off the strike soonest.

plz is dis a joke or something

matekawupe

ASUU’s strike not about salary reward – Don
on August 09, 2013 at 4:11 pm in News
Abuja – A lecturer at the University of Abuja, Prof. Femi Odekunle, says the current ASUU strike is not about salary or benefits but about ensuring an effective university system.
Odekunle on Friday in Abuja said that the claim by the Federal Government that some of the agreements reached between the union and government were not implementable was untrue.
“I do not believe that any agreements reached are not implementable, otherwise they would not even have been reached in the first place.
“And these issues that ASUU is fighting for have to do with infrastructure, funding and conducive environment for learning and all capture such nuts and bolts that drive the system.’’
 “So the claim by anyone to say that certain aspects of the agreement are not implementable is fraudulent.
“If the Federal Government can put funds into the National Assembly in terms of salary and allowances, why can’t it do the same for education that produces the manpower for the development of the nation.’’
Odekunle accused the Federal Government of employing tactics that were creating division between ASUU and management of universities by its sudden increase of vice-hancellors’ salaries and allowances.
The don, who noted that some lecturers were also culpable in contributing to the sector’s decay, noted, however, that majority of the the lecturers were serious and committed.
He said that government should address issues, including the misuse of resources, corruption of the political and government class, high cost of governance and other issues that had continued to have adverse effects on the country’s development.
Odekunle advised the government to address the ASUU strike from its root cause and not to “play politics and games with our children’s future’’. (NAN

ASUU’s strike not about salary reward – Don
on August 09, 2013 at 4:11 pm in News
Abuja – A lecturer at the University of Abuja, Prof. Femi Odekunle, says the current ASUU strike is not about salary or benefits but about ensuring an effective university system.
Odekunle on Friday in Abuja said that the claim by the Federal Government that some of the agreements reached between the union and government were not implementable was untrue.
“I do not believe that any agreements reached are not implementable, otherwise they would not even have been reached in the first place.
“And these issues that ASUU is fighting for have to do with infrastructure, funding and conducive environment for learning and all capture such nuts and bolts that drive the system.’’
 “So the claim by anyone to say that certain aspects of the agreement are not implementable is fraudulent.
“If the Federal Government can put funds into the National Assembly in terms of salary and allowances, why can’t it do the same for education that produces the manpower for the development of the nation.’’
Odekunle accused the Federal Government of employing tactics that were creating division between ASUU and management of universities by its sudden increase of vice-hancellors’ salaries and allowances.
The don, who noted that some lecturers were also culpable in contributing to the sector’s decay, noted, however, that majority of the the lecturers were serious and committed.
He said that government should address issues, including the misuse of resources, corruption of the political and government class, high cost of governance and other issues that had continued to have adverse effects on the country’s development.
Odekunle advised the government to address the ASUU strike from its root cause and not to “play politics and games with our children’s future’’. (NAN

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