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Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by kingobasi: 10:49pm On Nov 24, 2013 |
ASUU Strike 2013 Update: Union to Meet with President Jonathan, May Call Off Strike on Monday The ASUU strike 2013 continues, but the latest update is that the union may call off the strike on Monday. The union held a two-day National Executive Meeting on Friday and Saturday, and a source says that the union may call off the strike on Monday, after meeting with Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan. The main caveat would be a stipulation that the Central Bank of Nigeria and a fiscal commission monitor the agreement between the union and the federal government. “We may call off the strike on Monday,” the insider told the Leadership. “It is one of the decisions we reached at NEC meeting,” the source added. The union will meet with the president on Sunday or Monday, the source said, and issue an announcement on Monday regarding its decision. The union leadership unanimously decided to involve the central bank and the Revenue Mobilisation Allocation and Fiscal Commission in the agreement, the source said. Among the other issues discussed at the so-called “secret meeting” was how to deal with the universities that have announced that they will re- open without union consent. The news comes after a tumultuous last couple weeks for the union. Besides the break-away universities, the union has faced increasing criticism from officials and the public over the prolonged strike. The union appeared to be prepared to end the strike on November 20 and officially announce that it had done so the next day. But former union president Festus Iyayi suddenly died from a car accident on his way to the NEC meeting, so the meeting was postponed. People weren’t sure when the meeting would be rescheduled, and the union has remained secretive about its actions after the crash. The two-day meeting just held was referred to as the “secret meeting” because there was no official announcement and the only information gathered about it came from anonymous sources. |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by kingobasi: 10:53pm On Nov 24, 2013 |
HOME NEWS Q & A JOBS MORE Why ASUU should end strike – UNIJOS VC on november 24, 2013 at 12:00 pm in news By Taye Obateru & Marie-Therese Nanlong Vice-Chancellor of the University of Jos, UNIJOS, Prof. Hayward Mafuyai, has appealed to striking lecturers, especially the institution’s local chapter, to accept the offer made by President Goodluck Jonathan at a recent meeting with their leadership and call off their over four-month old strike. ”Continuing the strike will in no way help, but we should take what government has given and press forward for the good of all as no one can deny that this government has done what no government has done in regards to the welfare of ASUU”, he told newsmen at the weekend. ”President Jonathan has done well by looking into the problems of ASUU; my appeal to them is to call off the strike.” Mafuyai said UNIJOS has been recording various achievements in the area of research which has earned it recognition within and without the country. He said that the university has been involved in phytomedicine researches for which it won a grant of $8,000,000 for the establishment of African Centre of Excellence sponsored by the World Bank. ”The university has produced anti-diabetic product, anti-hypertensive product, anti-snake venom vaccine and contraceptive product which it wants patented and produced in a commercial quantity “to force the university research out of the shelf for the advancement of the country and we are seeking for industries to partner with us to patent our products from phytomedicines”, the VC said. |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by kingobasi: 8:28am On Nov 25, 2013 |
ASUU agrees to suspend strike, states three conditions According to reports from the Nigerian Eye, Nigerian university lecturers have agreed to end the five-month old strike, if the federal government says yes to three of it conditions. These conditions will be made known to President Goodluck Jonathan today and if all parties come to agreement, the strike will be called off. ASUU has forbidden its local chapters and zonal chairman from talking to the media, until the end of the session. But a source, who was part of the ASUU session, which was held at Mambayya House in Kano, revealed the conditions as: •Commitment from the President that any review or reconsideration or renegotiation of the 2009 Agreement will not substantially affect the pact which is the cause of the ongoing strike; •Immediate payment of all outstanding salary arrears and allowances of varsity teachers without victimization; and •A written commitment from the President that the Federal Government will commit N225billion annually to the funding of universities for the next four years. There is a fourth condition, which is said to be “personal” to ASUU. The source said: “Our leaders are meeting with the President on Monday to table these conditions. Once the President accepts these three terms, the strike will be called off. “In principle, members voted about 60-40 per cent to call off the strike, but they added a caveat – that ASUU leaders should extract a commitment (signed and sealed) from the President.” It became imperative for ASUU to makes these demands, as it became obvious that the FG wanted the 2009 Agreement to be renegotiated. “If ASUU had accepted to renegotiate the entire Agreement , it means there will be no basis for the ongoing strike. The worst that can happen is either having the abridged version of the 2009 Agreement or a phased implementation of the document,” the source added. |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by kingobasi: 8:36am On Nov 25, 2013 |
ASUU’s NEC voted to end STRIKE; sets to meet Jonathan for formality – Insider SOURCE: NEWS EXPRESS The majority of member of the National Executive Council (NEC) of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) who attended the two-day NEC Meeting of the union that ended yesterday in Kano voted to end the five-month-old strike. A report by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) quoted a source as disclosing that 60 per cent of the members voted to have the strike called off while the remaining 40 per cent wanted it to continue. The report said that ASU, however, resolved to keep mum until it met with President Goodluck Jonathan, who is due home this night after attending a meeting of Nigeria’s Honorary International Investors’ Council in London. The report quoted a reliable source as saying: “ASUU has decided to meet with President Jonathan before making whatever decision they took during the meeting public.” The NEC meeting considered a fresh proposal by President Jonathan aimed at ending the ASUU strike which has paralysed activities on Nigeria’s university campuses since July 1. The meeting was billed to hold two weeks ago but was postponed following the death of a former ASUU President, Professor Festus Iyayi, in a road accident in Lokoja. ASUU embarked on a national strike that has shut down all Nigeria’s government owned universities, since July. The academics wanted government to implement an agreement reached in 2009, that would improve funding for infrastructure in the universities and welfare of the teachers. |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by kingobasi: 11:10am On Nov 26, 2013 |
ASUU Strike 2013 Update: Strike Not Over, Wike Calls Union’s Demands ‘Outrageous’ The ASUU strike in 2013 continues, and the latest update is that the strike is not over as was predicted over the weekend. But the end is called into question now as it seems the federal government and the union haven’t actually met yet. The meeting was supposed to happen after union leadership voted to end the strike on Saturday. The vote, however, included three conditions that the federal government must meet in order for the strike to get called off. Instead of meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan as planned, the union delivered a letter outlining the three conditions to Minister for Education Nyesom Wike. It’s unclear why the meeting didn’t happen. Wike is not happy with the union’s demands. “I will have to see Mr. President to see how the government can go about this development, which is not favorable,” said Wike, reported the Nation, making the first comments by a federal official about the latest developments. “It is outrageous. ASUU is now making fresh demands and this will definitely need further discussion.” As reported previously, besides the three conditions, the union wants legal binding from the president before ending the strike. “ASUU leaders are not ready to take anything for granted this time around; every clause in whatever is agreed upon will have legal effect on the two parties,” a source told the Nation. One of the three conditions conditions is a written commitment from President Jonathan that the federal government will commit N225billion annually to the funding of universities for the next four years. That’s not as simple as it sounds, a presidency source said. “The government is also weighing options on the demands of ASUU especially the aspects relating to financial commitment. You know, what the government spends has to depend on what it earns. If there is a binding financial commitment and there is global recession in the oil industry, will government now look for money at all cost? “This is one grey area of the pending agreement on which the two parties must reach a compromise.” Another union source said that the government aims to trick the union into calling off the strike while not implementing the 2009 agreement, which is supposedly what the strike is over. The source said that the union may continue the strike into 2014. Dr. Adeyemi Daramola, a lecturer in the Department of English at the University of Lagos, supported that claim, telling the Nigerian Tribune that the union plans to strike until mid-January 2014. That’s surely shocking news if it is true, because it has appeared numerous times over the past few weeks that the strike would be called off any day. The majority of the union leaders voted to end the strike at campuses across the country following a meeting with President Jonathan and government officials. The National Executive Council was scheduled for November 20, and the union appeared ready to end the strike at the meeting and make it official the next day. But former union president Festus Iyayi suddenly died from a car accident on his way to the NEC meeting, so the meeting was postponed. People weren’t sure when the meeting would be rescheduled, and the union remained secretive about its actions after the crash. However, it emerged that a two-day meeting “secret meeting” was held over the weekend, at which the union leadership voted to end the strike but also to demand the three conditions which has upset government officials. |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by kingobasi: 11:14am On Nov 26, 2013 |
ASUU STRIKE: Fresh Demands Shatter Students’ Hope Fresh requests by members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities heighten anxiety over the resumption of academic activities in public universities, he mood was on the upbeat on Saturday night at the Ikeja residence of the Ugboduagas. While Mr. Alphonsus Ugboduaga exchanged banter with his wife, their 18-year-old son, Junior, also looked very excited. Other members of their family present in the house seemed to be in a pleasant mood, too. So the Ugboduaga’s popped a bottle of champagne. Their excitement was born out of the expectation that after four months, the gates of the nation’s public universities would be opened, at least, going by media reports earlier in the day. Beyond that, the Ugboduaga family was in a joyful mood because Junior’s fate in relation to the admission he secured to study Computer Science at the Ekpoma State University, Edo State would come to fruition. Following the protracted ASUU strike, the youngster was not sure whether the admission offered him by the university would still materialise this year. However, the positive reports on Saturday gave him hope. As a result of this development, Junior left Lagos for Ekpoma on Monday morning to commence his registration process. But just as he was doing this, information filtered in that the striking university teachers had made fresh demands as a condition to return to classrooms. On receiving this news, Junior’s mood and countenance changed almost immediately. What does this fresh request by ASUU portend? Is it that normalcy is still far from returning to the nation’s public universities? What has befallen him and many other potential admission seekers? These and many other questions raged on his mind. Miss Usen Enoh also faced the same uncertain fate. Before this latest development, the third year Music student of the University of Uyo had thought that with the intervention of President Goodluck Jonathan, the resumption was as good as sealed. The President had promised the ASUU leadership that his administration would from 2014 inject N1.1tn into the university system. He also promised to release another N100bn for the sector in the remaining part of this year. But the report on Monday that the striking teachers were demanding the payment of their salaries, among other requests, seems to have thrown a spanner in the works. Little wonder, Enoh looked frustrated. Before now, her calculation was that she would enter the New Year as a final year student. Indeed, the fears and frustrations of Junior and Enoh are not out of place. One of the resolutions reached by the striking teachers, who ended their National Executive Council meeting in Kano on Friday, our correspondent gathered, is that the FG must show enough commitment, especially with regard to the payment of their four months’ salaries. They are also seeking the immediate implementation of the N1.2tn offer by the government to public universities, starting with the release of N100bn this year. But even as lecturers make these demands, analysts look at their requests with mixed feelings. For instance, an education consultant, Dr. Olusegun Omisore, notes that the auto accident, which killed a former ASUU President, Dr. Festus Iyayi, must have contributed to the latest demands by the striking lecturers. According to Omisore, the controversial circumstances in which Iyayi died must have prompted the lecturers to take this position. Iyayi died in an auto accident involving the convoy of the Kogi State Governor, Idris Wada, and an ASUU vehicle on his way to Kano to attend the NEC meeting penultimate week. For a Lagos lawyer, Bamidele Aturu, the lecturers have no need to nurse any fear about the possibility of getting their salary arrears. The action they engaged in trying to revamp the nation’s tertiary institutions, he says, is a legitimate one before the law. He states, “The FG has no justification to attempt to use the no-work, no-pay policy to further drag on the debate. Strike is one of the legitimate instruments workers use to fight their cause. The cause the lecturers are fighting is not a private one, but for the public good. What they are seeking is for the good of the university system and the nation. “Therefore, if they are punished for this, it will be against the tenet of fair industrial practice. Again, that policy will not work in this country. It is just a decorative part of industrial law.” As Aturu holds this view, Omisore is asking the teachers to temper justice with mercy. He notes that the worst hit in the crisis are the students. Omisore says, “On the bottom rung of the ladder are the students. ASUU members should not forget that students are involved in all of this. The damage done to their psyche and the future of Nigeria is enormous. Since the FG has shifted ground, the striking teachers should try to meet the the government at the middle road.” He also appeals to ASUU members to exploit the support they have earned from members of the public to call off the industrial action. Like Enoh and Junior, who are disillusioned with the development, a 200-level student of the Federal University of Agriculture, Oyebanji Omotayo, says he is tired of the strike. He notes, “I am fed up and tired of staying at home. The only thing I want to hear now is the suspension of the strike. ASUU should resolve all the outstanding issues quickly. I hope the situation is not going out of hand. I implore the FG to do what is needful so that the striking teachers return to classes.” Similarly, Fadlulah Hammed, a part two English Language undergraduate of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, says, “The strike at this point has become unbearable. I understand that the striking teachers have put up some fresh demands, but I urge them to consider our plight and call off the action.” For Suliat Olubisi, a 300-level student of the Ahmadu Bello University, Zari, who claims she has been on campus since the strike begun, it is high time the action was called off. She says, “Any time I attempt to return home, there is always the rumour that the strike will end. I therefore plead with ASUU members to sheathe their swords, as it were.” But Dr. Fidelis Okoro, who teaches at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, says the issues at stake are beyond sentiments. According to him, the blame for shunning the classrooms should be laid at the doorsteps of the FG. Their action, he explains, arose because the authorities breached an agreement unanimously signed in 2009. He adds, “Nobody can blame us for this, if the FG had kept to the agreement in the first place, the strike would not have cropped up at all.” |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by Ochhie(f): 5:50pm On Nov 26, 2013 |
Smh |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by tryxe: 7:51am On Nov 27, 2013 |
I think now is d fed gov dat is delaying, they should pay den there withheld salaries, or has dat money been shared |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by mrpresido3: 12:43pm On Nov 27, 2013 |
Committee of Pro-chancellors of Nigerian Federal Universities, on Tuesday, unanimously ordered immediate re-opening of universities across the country. The communiqué signed by the Chairman of the Committee, Professor Kimse Okoko, was made available to newsmen late Tuesday in Abuja. The communiqué was issued at the end of the committee meeting to discuss the protracted strike by Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and other issues affecting the Nigerian university system. The communiqué stated that the decision to re-open the universities was unanimously agreed by all pro-chancellors in the overall interest of all concerned. The pro-chancellors, in the communique, directed all vice chancellors to comply with the committee decision. Nigerian Tribune gathered that the decision of the pro-chancellors was predicated on the earlier referendum held by various chapters of ASUU that voted 60-40 in favour of suspension of the over four months old strike. They expressed dismay that all efforts to resolve the crisis, including the intervention of President Goodluck Jonathan, has failed. The communiqué recognised “all effort by Federal Government to address the major issues involved in the strike action including the bold and the supportive intervention by Mr President.” It also stated that the committee noted “with satisfaction the outcome of the referendum conducted in all branches of ASUU nationwide which voted 60-40 in favour of the suspension of the ongoing strike by ASUU.” The pro-chancellors called for the understanding of ASUU and indeed all staff of the various universities in Nigeria. This order is coming on the heels of polarisation that has already crept into the ASUU, following the meeting they had with President Goodluck Jonathan penultimate week. Nigerians were amazed that the emergency National Executive Council meeting, held in Kaduna last weekend, came out with fresh conditions for suspension of strike after it was rumoured that a deal was struck with President Jonathan. ASUU has been on strike since July 1 and the NEC meeting was to deliberate on the resolutions of various chapters of ASUU on whether the strike should be suspended or not based on the offers by the government. Nigerian Tribune gathered that the pro-chancellors were aggrieved that even when majority of the members of ASUU want the strike called off, few elements in the union have refused to yield to the popular desire of the members. |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by sakaguchi(m): 6:33pm On Nov 27, 2013 |
tryxe: I think now is d fed gov dat is delaying, they should pay den there withheld salaries, or has dat money been sharedWhy should FG pay them? Did they do any work during the span of the strike? No work no pay. If they are fighting and sacrificing to make our schools better, they should bear the brunt. Students have been at home for the past 5months, will ASUU give all of us a GP of 5.0? No school, no grade for the students. No work, no pay for the staffs. Shikena! 2 Likes |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by mrpresido3: 9:50am On Nov 28, 2013 |
Uniabj studnts to resume 1st december 2013, Register |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by mrpresido3: 9:58am On Nov 28, 2013 |
BREAKING NEWS! Uniabj studnts to resume 1st december 2013, Register |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by Jellyd(f): 11:09am On Nov 28, 2013 |
Pls ....is uniabuja about to write her second semester exam?? |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by Dannyxy(m): 11:12am On Nov 28, 2013 |
Jellyd: Plslmao, *forgive me for laughing*.. The admitted student for 2012/2013 are yet to be matriculated not to talk of exams... |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by Dannyxy(m): 11:15am On Nov 28, 2013 |
mrpresido3: BREAKING NEWS! Uniabj studnts to resume 1st december 2013, Registergreat, but is it the register that will teach student?, i do not want to be a pessimist, but i don't see how it will work.. Oluwa is involve |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by mrpresido3: 11:18am On Nov 28, 2013 |
Jellyd: Plsexam is gonna b january |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by Jellyd(f): 11:28am On Nov 28, 2013 |
Dannyxy: lmao, *forgive me for laughing*.. The admitted student for 2012/2013 are yet to be matriculated not to talk of exams... re u serios?....wt wil nw hpn to 2013/2014? |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by Dannyxy(m): 11:34am On Nov 28, 2013 |
If this news is actually true, then i will advice you(uniabuja student) to get ready, this strike has disrupted many things, if you are not mentally strong, you are going to fail woefully this section(yes section, there is no need sugar-coating it), and when i talk about being mentally strong, i am not talking about being intelligent or smart, rather i am talking about the ability to brace yourself up, and not letting the challenges weigh or overide you.. Be prepared... 2 Likes |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by Dannyxy(m): 11:41am On Nov 28, 2013 |
Jellyd:i am among them, we just have to patient. According to what i heard, each semester will take will take 8 week, so it will be 16weeks in a section, equaling four/five months, so by april/may next year they should resume, God willing.. |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by mrpresido3: 11:45am On Nov 28, 2013 |
Jellyd:notin dan good! because dey wll also resume after 2nd semester's exam. |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by mrpresido3: 11:55am On Nov 28, 2013 |
Dannyxy: i am among them, we just have to patient. According to what i heard, each semester will take will take 8 week, so it will be 16weeks in a section, equaling four/five months, so by april/may next year they should resume, God willing..yeap |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by jerrytosin: 12:14pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
University of Abuja are 2 resume on Monday buh dis sunday wil be d best day 2 resume Even meeting is goingon nw Internal ASUU and senate meeting by 12pm. Today Dec.2013 |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by jerrytosin: 12:17pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
You can know me by searching for me on facebook by typing jerrytosin23@yahoo.com |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by BrightJacko(m): 12:26pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
Uniabuja has pulled awt of ASUU* 1 Like |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by tryxe: 1:50pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
Jonathan orders university authorities to re-open schools President Goodluck Jonathan has directed the authorities of all the federal universities in the country to resume academic activities, Thisday reports. Jonathan said that any lecturer or member of the academic staff that fails to comply with this directive will lose his job. He directed the school authorities to declare vacant any position of any defaulting member of academic staff. Pro-Chancellors of Nigerian federal universities, on Wednesday also called on all tertiary institutions in the country to resume.academic activities |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by sakaguchi(m): 3:16pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
jerrytosin: You can know me by searching for me on facebook by typing [size=200pt] WHY? [/size] |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by jerrytosin: 4:50pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
Not dat important,I find it hard 4me 2 enter dis tread like b4 let 4get abwt knwing Issues!...New student 2013/2014 set are not xpected 2 cum until ur name has been pasted in the skul Notice board...The senate has finish with there meeting in Law block My 4lw student Nxt week Monday try nd get ful informatn wen cuming God is shwing is Miracle ova us... |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by Nobody: 5:08pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
jerrytosin: Not dat important,I find it hard 4me 2 enter dis tread like b4 let 4get abwt knwing Issues!...New student 2013/2014 set are not xpected 2 cum until ur name has been pasted in the skul Notice board...The senate has finish with there meeting in Law block My 4lw student Nxt week Monday try nd get ful informatn wen cuming God is shwing is Miracle ova us... What kinda miracle? Do u want to graduate nd be called an "Half baked graduate".by thesame cabals who are refusing us quality education!.....No I support ASUU .Aluta continua |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by Ochhie(f): 5:39pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
Plsss who knows about the 2013/2014 direct entry admission? |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by sakaguchi(m): 5:47pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
Phinity318:Lol What is this one talking about? The only ALUTA I see here is from students who want to go back to school and their struggle is being garroted by an extremist and terrorist like group called ASUU. Selfish gray-headed bas.t.ards!!! |
Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by sakaguchi(m): 6:16pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
No time for dulling.... 1 Like
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Re: University Of Abuja 2017/2018 Admission Updates by olojooluwatobi(m): 8:02pm On Nov 28, 2013 |
Hello pals pls if eventually d strike is called off update us on admission lists.Thanks |
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