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  Strike: ASUU NEC in crucial meeting August 28, 2022 By Adesina Wahab The National Executive Council, NEC, of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, will tonight/tomorrow morning decide on whether the union would continue its over six months strike that has left most public universities in the country shut down. However, feelers from sources in the union suggest that baring any last-minute change of mind, the union would continue the industrial action. The development may leave it as the only union in the university system that is still on strike. Others, namely the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, the Non-Academic Staff Union of Educational and Allied Institutions, NASU, and the National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT, have suspended their actions for a few months to allow the Federal Government look into their demands. A member of NEC, who is also a Zonal Chairman of the union, told Sunday Vanguard in confidence that the members are...

  Yes is no longer rumor but true that AKSU Post UTME 2022 , Akwa Ibom State University, Ikot Akpaden (AKSU) Post UTME Screening form is Out and it is presently on sale. Many Candidate have been asking lot's of questions in regards to this new development, and as usual we are here to provide all the basic update and information in regards to AKSU Post UTME 2022, Akwa Ibom State University, Ikot Akpaden (AKSU) Post UTME Screening form which was recently released. The Akwa Ibom State University, Ikot Akpaden has announced the Post UTME Screening Form release date for the 2022/2023 academic session. Candidates who has met AKSU Post UTME Cut Off Mark and that of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) can apply on AKSU Portal/ eportals/post-utme. What do I need to know before proceeding as an Aspirant of AKSU AKSU Admission form 2022 is out. Here is how candidates can apply for Akwa Ibom State University, Ikot Akpaden 2022/2023 admission screening form on the portal. Are yo...

  EKSU NOT A QUACK UNIVERSITY: ASUU PRESIDENT'S STATEMENT, RECKLESS 26th August, 2022 The attention of the Management of Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti (EKSU) has been drawn to the interview granted the Arise Television by the National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Professor Emmanuel Osodeke where he mentioned some state-owned universities in Nigeria as quacks and irrelevant. In the same press interview with Dr. Reuben Abati, he listed some first generation universities as the ones that matter most in the ongoing struggle by ASUU. The Management of EKSU views this denigrating remark about some universities, coming from the National President of ASUU as unfortunate, reckless and unwarranted. Ekiti State University, Ado- Ekiti is currently the 14th best university in Nigeria out of about 200 universities (Federal, State & Private) and the 2nd best State University according to the recent Webometric ranking of universities. Apart from the above, ...

ASUU rejects N10,000 varsity support levy by parents The Academic Staff Union of Universities has rejected the proposed payment of N10, 000 per session by each parent to assist the Federal Government in making more funds available for universities. The PUNCH had on Wednesday reported that the National Parent-Teacher Association of Nigeria proposed the levy and sought an audience with the government over the lingering strike by ASUU. https://www.videosprofitnetwork.com/watch.xml?key=af5242a727dbdea7d825a9607e6eb066 “We have submitted a letter to the Office of the Education Minister, seeking an audience where we hope to discuss a proposal. “We are proposing a sum of N10, 000 per parent every session that will be directly paid to the universities. That will be our own contribution apart from other statutory payments in making more funds available to the universities. “It can be called parent support levy for universities. We are at the receiving end of the industrial action.  We plead...

 2022/2023 ADMISSIONS EXERCISE: NOTICE OF POST-UTME SCREENING Read 8894 times 22 August 2022 https://kalganautographeater.com/er0nufnx?key=8d5fd127f5ad2528e59839db6a43a7d5 Notice is hereby given that the 2022 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) screening exercise will hold for candidates who chose Osun State University as their first choice or those willing to change their institution and make UNIOSUN their first choice, who have a minimum score of 160 marks.  However, you are to note that candidates who scored less than 200 marks would not be considered for admission into any of the underlisted programmes: Nursing, Medicine, Law, Common and Islamic Law. Meanwhile candidates who chose any of the above mentioned courses but scored less than the prescribed marks can change to any other relevant programme of their choice. Please kindly take note of the following: In line with the extant national policy, any candidate who will be less than Sixteen (16) years of age a...

 Banning ASUU on the cards. (FG CONSIDERING BAN OF VARSITY ACADEMIC UNION "ASUU")  https://kalganautographeater.com/rau8zndy2?key=0b2e96d24d037a921c0d60fe6d3bb069 Multiple sources in the Presidency and the Ministry of Education told Vanguard that if ASUU refused to reciprocate the Federal Government’s gesture by calling off the strike, the government would consider the option of prescribing the union. One of the sources who spoke on condition of anonymity, said: “Because of the priority President Muhammadu Buhari has paid to education, he has approved additional N100 billion for the universities and about N57 billion for the Polytechnics and Colleges of Education. https://kalganautographeater.com/ykj4k0yt?key=ef64a322c8de7c6416a8bb4cf3e37dc6 “This is part of the understanding with the unions on the re-negotiation of the 2009 Agreement. The government has also approved 35 per cent increase in salary for professors and 23.5 per cent increase for other lecturers. Government a...

 NASU, SSANU shelve strike for 2 months Recall that the Joint Action Committee, JAC, of the Non-Academic Staff Union of NASU, and SSANU, had on Saturday, announced the suspension of strike effective from Wednesday, August 24, 2022, for initial two months. The suspension of the strike, according to a statement issued by the JAC’s spokesman, Prince Peters Adeyemi, followed the conclusion of negotiation between the two unions and the Federal Government team, led by the Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu. The statement explained that the two months was to allow government implement the agreements reached. “Part of the agreement is the decision of the government to set aside the sum of N50 billion for the payment of earned academic and earned allowances, cogent decision on the University Peculiar Personnel Payroll System (U3PS), release of the white paper on university visitation panel and funding of the universities. “On the poor funding of federal institutions, the Minister sai...

 Most students are tired and already frustrated with Asuu and federal government. Indications emerged yesterday that the Federal Government may consider the option of proscribing the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU if it fails to call off the prolonged strike after an offer was made to it. Moreso The Federal Government has also approved an additional N100 billion for the university sector as part of the understanding in the re-negotiation of the 2009 Agreement. Besides, N50 billion was equally approved to be shared by the university-based unions as earned allowances. Additionally The four university-based unions that have been agitating for the payment of earned allowances are ASUU, which calls its own Earned Academic Allowances, the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, SSANU, the Non-Academic Union of Education and Associated Institutions, NASU, and the National Association of Academic Technologists, NAAT. Let's Recall that ASUU embarked on a month warning...

SSANU, NASU Suspend Strike After Meeting With Education Minister https://kalganautographeater.com/er0nufnx?key=8d5fd127f5ad2528e59839db6a43a7d5   The Senior Staff Association of Nigeria Universities (SSANU) and the Non-Academic Staff Union of Allied and Education Institutions (NASU) on Saturday suspended their strike actions after a brief meeting with the Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu in Abuja. The suspension is expected to take effect from Wednesday. According to the education minister, the Federal Government has committed N50 billion to pay earned allowances for members of SSANU, NASU and the Academic Staff Union of Universities. However, activities in public universities are expected to remain limited as ASUU remains on strike. Minister Adamu, who had hinted of SSANU and NASU’s strike suspension on Thursday, said ASUU rejected the government’s proposal over the “no work, no pay” rule. Speaking on Channels Television’s Sunrise Daily on Friday, ASUU’s President, Professo...

 ASUU STRIKE: VARSITIES SUSPEND 461,745 STUDENTS ADMISSION August,20,2022 The suspension of admissions in Nigerian universities has led to the failure of the universities to process a total of 461,745 admissions, investigation by Saturday PUNCH has revealed The Joint Admissions and Matriculations Board in the statistics provided for our correspondent, however, blamed the strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU for the development. “Some institutions confirmed suspending the process because of the ASUU strike; ASUU strike is a factor; many institutions are yet to commence 2021 admissions despite repeated appeals,” JAMB noted in the document. Our correspondent also gathered that a total of 36,947 candidates of the 2021 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations processed their admissions in private institutions. Saturday PUNCH reports that strike actions by university-based unions such as ASUU, Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities; Non-Ac...

 The truth is that, until the government works thoroughly on the other bodies that participate in the examination malpractice and remain unchecked; pays the teachers a good salary and provide the available tools and equipment for teaching and learning, and the parents support the education sector by letting the students go to school at the proper time and the society encourages those that fail, we will be wallowing in a more disastrous menaces that would sniff life out of this country’s progress and development. On checking the results, the students, parents and well wishers around the country started celebrating in the media, prominently competing to show the As, Bs and the Cs the students got in the examinations, despite knowing the root and the exigencies on which the 70% of the students hinges upon to pass the examinations. It’s well known that in the contemporary Nigerian secondary schools, a school hardly produced 20 candidates who could pass the examinations without being in...

 JUST IN   WE CAN ONLY RESUME WHEN OUR WITHHELD SALARIES ARE PAID -ASUU  “He is joking. If they fail to pay, we will not teach those students; we won’t make up for that period. We will start a new session (2022/2023). We won’t conduct examinations; we will start a fresh session totally. Lecturers are not doctors that once life is gone, it can’t be brought back. For lecturers, we can still resume where we stopped and still teach them and make up for lost time. But for us, if they fail to pay we won’t make up for the lost time. We won’t go back to fill backlogs; the schools will start a new session, 2022/2023. Examinations and the period lost won’t be taught.” He added, ‘’If they want to do ‘no work no pay,’ we will also do ‘no pay no work.’ If they won’t pay the backlog, we won’t teach the backlog. We are not like other workers. He doesn’t know what he is saying.”

 The Federal Government has asked students to take the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to take legal action for compensation over the time lost since the varsity teachers began their latest round of strike.  Education Minister Adamu Adamu said this on Thursday while fielding questions from reporters at the 47th Session of the State House Ministerial Briefing organised by the Presidential Communications Team at the Aso Rock Villa, Abuja. “You should take the leaders of the striking unions to court to pay them,” the minister said when asked if the government plans to compensate students over lost time due to the lingering university teachers’ industrial action. “Probable the court will award damages and we will see how they would pay.” The minister also denied being mandated by President Muhammadu Buhari to end the six-month strike According to him, at no time did the Nigerian leader order him to resolve the strike in two weeks. He said the President instead told him...

          Most atimes students ask what is meant by "Jamb Caps" there are confused about the meaning and how important is it to their admission process  Terms include: •The meaning of Jamb Caps •How is jamb Caps important to candidate •How do we access the jamb Caps Now let's look at what jamb caps is all about Jamb Caps is The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board JAMB Central Admission Processing System CAPS portal [i.e. caps.jamb.gov.ng], where UTME and Direct Entry candidates can express their ACCEPTANCE or REJECTION of their admission offer, any time the log in to the portal Now you might be wondering how you can go about that. First step Students are to create a jamb profile. Jamb profile is like a profile for a particular candidate which shows the candidate dashboard the dashboard might include features like. CANDIDATE FULL NAME PROFILE CODE CANDIDATE PROFILE  PRINT POST UTME SLIP NOUN REGISTRATION  PART– TIME REGISTRATION SANDWICH–REGIS...

 Businesses and other power consumers were thrown into darkness on Wednesday as the industrial action embarked upon by electricity workers, which lasted for almost one day, led to the total shutdown of the national power grid. Power generation crashed fell below 4,000 megawatts as workers of the National Union of Electricity Employees went on strike to protest against a compulsory promotion interview for principal managers, unpaid entitlement, among other issues. Although the Federal Government announced on Wednesday night that the union had halted the strike, it had earlier declared that the action by the electricity workers resulted in a collapse of the country’s grid. “Following the industrial dispute declared by the two in-house unions at the Transmission Company of Nigeria, the national electric power grid has been shut down by union functionaries – even as unfettered effort was being made to resolve the issues upon which the action was called,” the government stated in a stat...

 The meeting between the federal government and the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), on Tuesday ended without an agreement. As a result of this, the six-month old strike embarked on by public university lecturers is set to continue. The lecturers met with the Professor Nimi Briggs Committee at the National University Commission (NUC) in Abuja with high hopes of resolving the impasse. A senior member of ASUU told Channels Television that members of the Briggs renegotiation committee didn’t come with any new offer on the table. According to him, the committee pleaded with the lecturers to suspend the ongoing strike, with promises that their concerns will be included in the 2023 budget. The meeting started at about 12pm and lasted for about three hours.

 The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, has said that issues concerning the Integrated Payroll and Personal Information System (IPPIS), and the University Transparency and Accountability Solution, UTAS, have been resolved. This was one of the major issues that led to the lingering strike by the academic union. And as the government meets with the Union today, Tuesday, ASUU President, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke said he hopes the lecturers would go back to their lecture rooms today. He further highlighted how the government has not done enough to end the ongoing strike during an interview with Channels Television on Monday evening. The issue of IPPIS and UTAS has been put to rest. If the government agrees with us tomorrow, everything will be resolved,” he said. “The issues of IPPIS and UTAS have been put to rest as agreed with the Chief of Staff, the Utas will be implemented. “You see, if this government is serious, this strike will not last more than two weeks. The President di...