Hon.Emeka Atuma Campaign Team Storm Isiala Ngwa North for Consultation.

There was great jubilation for the people of Isiala Ngwa North as Hon. Emeka Atuma Campaign team Storm the Country Home of Rt. Hon Martins Azubike the Leader of Isiala Ngwa North APC leader.

In the Quest for 2023 Abia Central Senate bid, Hon. Emeka Atuma the APC Abia Central Senate candidate stormed Isiala Ngwa North LGA for a consultation and Familiarization visit and task the party supporters to remain united and resolute to win the forthcoming general election as a party.

Hon. Atuma has asked the people of Isiala Ngwa Local Government Area to remain resolute in the party and support candidates for the 2023 general elections.

Addressing some Stakeholders in the area at the Mbawsi the Country Home of Abia State Former Speaker Rt. Hon. Martins Azubuike hosted the Party Stakeholders and Party Faithfuls.

He stated clearly to the party this was time to work hard and win the election for the party to grow.

He assures the party this is the time to show capacity and cooperation among themselves.

He appealed to eschew all manner of rancor and go into the grassroots and bring more people to support the Party.


The APC candidate thanked the party faithful in Isiala Ngwa North for coming out en mass and assure them he will offer Quality representation to the people of Abia Central Zone.

Hon. Atuma emphasizes that it is very important to vote for all our party candidates in all elective positions.

The position he is running for is their share in the party.

Hon. Donatus Nwamkpa the Former APC state Chairman thanked the party faithful and assures them that APC is One and they are working also as members of the reconciliatory committee to make sure of inclusiveness in the party.

He also told the party that Rt. Hon. Martins Azubike is part of the reconciliation committee.

RT.Hon.Martins Azubike reaffirmed to the party faithful that APC have come to change the bad government that kept them in dark.

The APC Isiala Ngwa North Party Chairman also thank the campaign team and also all the party excos that they shall remain as one party even if he was asked to step down in the course of reconciliation.

*Hon.Atuma APC Abia Central Senatorial Candidate begins ReConstruction /Rehabilitation of Ndoro-Ngwugwo-Itunta Road Ikwuano.*
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*Hon. Prince Obinna Okey Congratulates Mr.Charlse Ifenkwe on his appointment as Permanent Secretary.*
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*The CDA News boss saluted Comrade Chukwuemeka Uzuagwa on Your birthday*
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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has accused the Federal Government of encouraging the lingering strike over what it describes as a provocative indifference.

ASUU has been at loggerheads with the Federal Government for failing to pay the striking varsity lecturers who downed tools since February 14. The union is also demanding the revamping of the nation’s education sector among others.

In a statement on Thursday President, Professor Emmanuel Osodeke blamed the Nigerian government for imposing industrial action on the aggrieved lecturers.

Professor Osodeke recalled how the Munzali Jibril-led renegotiation committee submitted the first Draft Agreement in May 2021 but the “government’s official response did not come until about one year later”.

“Government imposed the ongoing strike action on ASUU and it has encouraged it to linger because of its provocative indifference,” the statement read.

“The Munzali Jibril-led renegotiation committee submitted the first Draft Agreement in May 2021 but the government’s official response did not come until about one year later! Again, the “Award” presented by the Nimi Briggs-led Team came across in a manner of take-it-or-leave-it on a sheet of paper. No serious country in the world treats their scholars this way.”

The ASUU President asked the Federal Government to return to the New Draft Agreement of the 2009 FGN/ASUU Renegotiation Committee whose work spanned a total of five and half years as a demonstration of good faith.

He stated the surreptitious move by the current administration to set aside the principle of collective bargaining, which was globally in practice, had the potential of damaging lecturers’ psyche and destroying commitment to the university system.

According to ASUU, this is, no doubt, injurious to Nigeria’s aspiration to become an active player in the global knowledge industry.

He added, “Rejecting a salary package arrived at through collective bargaining is a repudiation of government’s pronouncements on reversing ‘brain drain’.

“It is common knowledge that more now than in the 1980s and 1990s, Nigerian scholars, especially in scarce areas like science and medicine, are migrating in droves to Europe, America, and many parts of Africa such as South Africa, Rwanda, and Ghana with a supportive environment to ply their trades as well as competitive reward systems for intellectual efforts.

“Does the Nigerian government care about what becomes of public universities in another five or ten years if this trend continues?”

AS DEMANDS

ASUU embarked on a four-week warning strike on February 14.

On March 14, the union extended the industrial action by another two months to allow the government meets all of its demands. A 12-week extension was announced on May 9.

Since May 9, the union has remained on strike, vowing to persist until its demands are met.

The academics are seeking improved welfare, revitalization of public universities, and academic autonomy among other demands.

One bone of contention for academics is the non-payment of university revitalization funds, which amounts to about N1.1 trillion.

But the Federal Government has said it doesn’t have the money to pay such an amount, citing low oil prices during the Muhammadu Buhari administration.

The agreement was struck in 2009.

Another is the issue of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS).

The academics have proposed an alternative payroll system, the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS).

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has accused the Federal Government of encouraging the lingering strike over what it describes as a provocative indifference.

ASUU has been at loggerheads with the Federal Government for failing to pay the striking varsity lecturers who downed tools since February 14. The union is also demanding the revamping of the nation’s education sector among others.

In a statement on Thursday President, Professor Emmanuel Osodeke blamed the Nigerian government for imposing industrial action on the aggrieved lecturers.

Professor Osodeke recalled how the Munzali Jibril-led renegotiation committee submitted the first Draft Agreement in May 2021 but the “government’s official response did not come until about one year later”.

“Government imposed the ongoing strike action on ASUU and it has encouraged it to linger because of its provocative indifference,” the statement read.

“The Munzali Jibril-led renegotiation committee submitted the first Draft Agreement in May 2021 but the government’s official response did not come until about one year later! Again, the “Award” presented by the Nimi Briggs-led Team came across in a manner of take-it-or-leave-it on a sheet of paper. No serious country in the world treats their scholars this way.”

The ASUU President asked the Federal Government to return to the New Draft Agreement of the 2009 FGN/ASUU Renegotiation Committee whose work spanned a total of five and half years as a demonstration of good faith.

He stated the surreptitious move by the current administration to set aside the principle of collective bargaining, which was globally in practice, had the potential of damaging lecturers’ psyche and destroying commitment to the university system.

According to ASUU, this is, no doubt, injurious to Nigeria’s aspiration to become an active player in the global knowledge industry.

He added, “Rejecting a salary package arrived at through collective bargaining is a repudiation of government’s pronouncements on reversing ‘brain drain’.

“It is common knowledge that more now than in the 1980s and 1990s, Nigerian scholars, especially in scarce areas like science and medicine, are migrating in droves to Europe, America, and many parts of Africa such as South Africa, Rwanda, and Ghana with a supportive environment to ply their trades as well as competitive reward systems for intellectual efforts.

“Does the Nigerian government care about what becomes of public universities in another five or ten years if this trend continues?”

AS DEMANDS

ASUU embarked on a four-week warning strike on February 14.

On March 14, the union extended the industrial action by another two months to allow the government meets all of its demands. A 12-week extension was announced on May 9.

Since May 9, the union has remained on strike, vowing to persist until its demands are met.

The academics are seeking improved welfare, revitalization of public universities, and academic autonomy among other demands.

One bone of contention for academics is the non-payment of university revitalization funds, which amounts to about N1.1 trillion.

But the Federal Government has said it doesn’t have the money to pay such an amount, citing low oil prices during the Muhammadu Buhari administration.

The agreement was struck in 2009.

Another is the issue of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS).

The academics have proposed an alternative payroll system, the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS).

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*The CDA News Online Boss Salute Miss Ezinne Blessing Oguegbu on Her Birthday*
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*Major 10 News Update you need to know this Sunday morning*
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Good morning readers Here is today’s summary from Nigerian Newspapers:

1. Mr . Peter Obi, presidential candidate of the Labour Party, has said it is time to rescue Nigeria from leadership failure that dwarfs its development. Speaking at Jamie Pajoel International Leadership Conference in Owerri, Obi likened the leadership failure in Nigeria to inexperienced and unlicensed drivers trying to drive a vehicle.

2. Senator Ademola Adeleke the Governor- elect of Osun State, on Saturday disclosed that the case filed by the All Progressives Congress APC challenging his victory in the July 16 election is dead on arrival and a mere waste of time. According to Adeleke, the people of Osun State have spoken and no amount of court cases can overturn his election as governor.


3. Samuel Ortom the Benue State Governor, has told the Miyetti Allah Kautal Hore that he is ever ready to meet them at the International Criminal Court of Justice. The Governor said this while reacting to media threats credited to the Fulani group whose members have continued to wreak incalculable havoc on Benue communities.

4. The Nigerian military has neutralized scores of terrorists in The hiking Local Government area of Kaduna State where they recovered arms and motorcycles at the weekend. The Kaduna State Government has praised the tenacious troops and called on citizens to give useful information on the activities of the hoodlums.

5. Six grassroots female footballers have been reported kidnapped by gunmen in Uronigbe, a border community between Edo and Delta States in the Orhionmwon local government area of Edo state. They were kidnapped around 6 pm on Friday while returning from a football match competition at Owa-Alero in Ika North-East Local Government Area of Delta state.

6. Tuface had recently apologised to his wife, Annie and children, tagging himself as a ‘shitty’ husband and apologizing time reports that he impregnated a banker went viral on social media. Nigerian music legend, Tuface Idibia has also debunked reports that he impregnated a banker.

7. Some kidnappers have reportedly abducted and killed a student of the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic (MAPOLY), Abeokuta, Ogun State, and Happiness Odeh. The victim, an ND II student of Mass Communication, won the Miss MAPOLY beauty contest on August 3, 2022.

8. The federal government has threatened to mete out stiff sanctions against the China Civil Engineering and Construction Company (CCECC) over the firm’s alleged failure to provide 85 percent counterpart funds for the rail project in some parts of the country. The Minister of Transportation, Muazu Sambo, decried the slow pace of work in the Kanu-Kaduna and Port Harcourt-Maiduguri rail lines.

9. Thirty-five persons kidnapped three weeks ago at Keke B Millennium City, Kaduna State have regained their freedom.
A resident in the community, Mr. Jonathan Yusuf, however, said one person is still in captivity because the bandits insisted that his family must produce two motorcycles before he regained freedom.

10. It was learnt that the bandits stormed the communities in their numbers at the weekend and whisked away learned persons. They have again killed no fewer than sixteen persons in different communities of Taraba State.

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*CDA News Boss celebrates the News Editor Comr. Ugochukwu Solomon Anyaragbu on his birthday*
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*Comrade Martin Omeruo aka Matoto Global Drums Support for Rt.Hon Chinedum Orji for Federal House of Representatives* [s][/s]
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