Diamondville:
Help o, I've been trying to sync bank payment since Wednesday but it's been failing o
I called and called
I've sent several emails but no reply or improvement yet

Bobola07:

Lol.. he said "is likely to be" it's just a prediction. he doesn't need a source to predict.

Nltaliban:
Happy new month to you all..

Resumption is likely to be 2nd of April

Enjoy yourself

MrHistorian:

Barely a month's time. . . .

Daveenx:

Chill,I also did mine on A Tuesday,synced numerous times after 24hrs to no Avail,then sent my Ref number to Makangbou@gmail.com three different times,it had just reflected on my portal on d coming Friday night,so mine took approximately Three Days.
Happy Sunday.

Daveenx:

Chill,I also did mine on A Tuesday,synced numerous times after 24hrs to no Avail,then sent my Ref number to Makangbou@gmail.com three different times,it had just reflected on my portal on d coming Friday night,so mine took approximately Three Days.
Happy Sunday.

Diamondville:
It's been saying none of your transaction was successful

Yefelz:
Hello. Plz any latest news about the clearance...

Plz update us

uninvited:


If you like, you can drop your numbers here and be added to the group immediately.

Daveenx:

Were u debited?
If you were debited,and d payment is yet to reflect on d portal,send your REF number to MAKANGBOU@GMAIL.COM,And u can also logout and login again just to b sure,or clear your browser history and login again if you're a chrome user.

Yefelz:
Hello. Plz any latest news about the clearance...

Plz update us

Daveenx:
Federal Govt Begs SSANU, NASU, NAAT To Suspend Strike





The Federal Government has pleaded with the Non-Teaching Staff of the Nigerian Universities to suspend the three months strike they embarked upon since Dec.10 2017.

Sen. Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment made the appeal in a statement signed by Mr Samuel Olowookere, Director, Press in the ministry on Tuesday in Abuja.

There had been conciliatory meeting with the Non-Teaching Staff of Nigerian Universities called at the instance of the minister.

The Non-Teaching Staff of Nigerian Universities operating under the acronym Joint Action Committee, JAC are made up of the Non Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities (NASU), Senior Staff Academic of Nigerian Universities(SSANU) and National Association of Academic Technologists, (NAAT).

JAC had accused the Federal Government of breaching the agreement entered with the unions in Sept. 2017 that had led to the suspension of the strike the unions embarked on.

The minister said that the current administration was taking steps to permanently resolve all outstanding matters that disrupt academic activities in the universities.

He also said that measures were being taken by the government to settle the trade dispute with the Joint Action Committee.

He, therefore, appealed to them to call off the strike.

Mr Samson Ugwoke, JAC Chairman, said that the Federal Government had called for the reconciliatory meeting to plead with the unions to call off the strike.

Ugwoke said that JAC would summon a meeting tomorrow to brief its members with a view to calling off their strike.

The meeting which had the leadership of the unions and the officials of the Federal Ministry of Education in attendance deliberated exhaustively on all the outstanding issues raised by the unions.


Good Morning.

Daveenx:
Federal Govt Begs SSANU, NASU, NAAT To Suspend Strike





The Federal Government has pleaded with the Non-Teaching Staff of the Nigerian Universities to suspend the three months strike they embarked upon since Dec.10 2017.

Sen. Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment made the appeal in a statement signed by Mr Samuel Olowookere, Director, Press in the ministry on Tuesday in Abuja.

There had been conciliatory meeting with the Non-Teaching Staff of Nigerian Universities called at the instance of the minister.

The Non-Teaching Staff of Nigerian Universities operating under the acronym Joint Action Committee, JAC are made up of the Non Academic Staff Union of Nigerian Universities (NASU), Senior Staff Academic of Nigerian Universities(SSANU) and National Association of Academic Technologists, (NAAT).

JAC had accused the Federal Government of breaching the agreement entered with the unions in Sept. 2017 that had led to the suspension of the strike the unions embarked on.

The minister said that the current administration was taking steps to permanently resolve all outstanding matters that disrupt academic activities in the universities.

He also said that measures were being taken by the government to settle the trade dispute with the Joint Action Committee.

He, therefore, appealed to them to call off the strike.

Mr Samson Ugwoke, JAC Chairman, said that the Federal Government had called for the reconciliatory meeting to plead with the unions to call off the strike.

Ugwoke said that JAC would summon a meeting tomorrow to brief its members with a view to calling off their strike.

The meeting which had the leadership of the unions and the officials of the Federal Ministry of Education in attendance deliberated exhaustively on all the outstanding issues raised by the unions.


Good Morning.

sammycranebaba:

it is the strike that is delaying our resumption....
They will soon call off the strike
before monday sha
IJN

sammycranebaba:

it is the strike that is delaying our resumption....
They will soon call off the strike
before monday sha
IJN

babablogger:


Before the strike we were to resume March 25th and it hasn't changed. So I don't see how it's delaying our resumption

babablogger:


Before the strike we were to resume March 25th and it hasn't changed. So I don't see how it's delaying our resumption

sammycranebaba:
the resumption date changed from december to february and then to march and there are some rumours that we will resume on april 2 hmmmmmm.....i must truly confess our resumption wasn't delayed at all it was not even tampered with the resumption date changed from december to february and then to march and there are some rumours that we will resume on april 2 hmmmmmm.....i must truly confess our resumption wasn't delayed at all it was not even tampered with

babablogger:


ASUU Strike caused the delay not Nasu

Queenara:




Resuming March 25 is beginning to seem more unlikely. March 25 is just 2wks and 4days away. Mind you,I'm not saying it's impossible 2 resume on dat date but you'll agree with me it's quite unlikely.We haven't even done clearance not to mention hostel balloting. So,let's be realistic.

sammycranebaba:

we will resume in the month of april
it is so obvious

Daveenx:

Possibly we could finish up d clearance exercise when we resume,probably we freshers could resume b4 d rest.
I mean,just saying.

sammycranebaba:
yeah....thats what oau is planning to do

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