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15/12/2022

Train Crushes Driver, Car In Abuja

A train crushed a woman and her car as she tried to drive across the train tracks in the Kubwa area of Abuja on Thursday.

Multiple Twitter users claim the incident happened on Thursday morning.

Meanwhile, an eyewitness, Olisa Ogbechie, alleged the police used force to chase people, who wanted to help away from the scene.

"In an attempt to rescue the victim by first responders and also cover the incident, the policemen at the scene, on-board the train became hostile.

"I and a few others were brutally assaulted by the policemen as they hit and sprayed pepper spray in my eyes and two others, they pointed guns as they harassed us away from the scene," he said.

13/12/2022

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06/12/2022

CBN Releases Naira Redesign Policy Taking Effect From 9th January 2023.

1- Maximum Cash Withdrawal By Individuals And Organisations Shall Be Between N100K To N200K Per Week

2- A Customer Can Only Withdraw Maximum Of 20K From ATM Daily And 100K Weekly .

3-Maximum Cash Withdrawal From POS Will Be 20K Per Day.

05/12/2022

*JUST IN !!!!!!!!!*

Cristiano Ronaldo has signed a 2 year deal worth about £200 million with Al-Nassr

03/12/2022

Expect mother of all strikes if our withheld salaries are not paid says ASUU

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN, chapter, on Tuesday, vowed to commence the “mother of all strikes,” if the Federal Government refuses to pay members of the Union their withheld eight months salary arrears.

The ASUU-UNN Chairman, Comrade Christian Opata, who addressed pressmen before members of the Union embarked on a peaceful protest at the UNN main campus in Nsukka, Enugu State, said the Institution would not hold any Senate or Departmental Board meetings to approve Students results.

Comrade Opata said that “it raises a moral question,” for the Federal Government to renege on honouring agreements it signed with the members of the Union since 2009.

He equally said that the government is tactically “unleashing anarchy on the nation,” by adopting no-work-no-pay strategy and equally expecting members of the Union to do all the arrears of academic works accumulated during the period of the industrial action, adding that students who may not be graduated as a result of government’s action on the Union may plunge the nation into anarchy.

The ASUU-UNN Chairman however, said that the members of the Union are not in confrontation with the University Management in their efforts to seek redress from the Federal Government.

“The bone of contention has been that we have a government that refused to honour an agreement it willingly signed. This raises moral question because this is an agreement the government signed willingly through collective bargaining, yet, it refused to honour it since 2009.

“To make matters worse, the same government which reneged on the agreement has turned to punish those it reached the agreement with and they held our children at home for eight months. We suspended the strike and the same government adopted pro rata payment as if to say that we are labourers of casual work.

28/11/2022

Good Afternoon To You All.
I Know We All Have Our Candidate That We Are Supporting In The Upcoming Presidential Election.
But The Truth Remain That The Three Major Candidates (Peter Obi, Atiku And Tinubu) They Are All Corrupt (This Is A Game Of Politics But We Are Going For Lesser Evil).

At This Point I Will Deem It Fit To Say That If You Are Not Supporting Peter Obi You Are Part Of The Problem We Are Facing Today In Our Country.

Thank You

21/11/2022

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17/10/2022

For the first time in 16 years neither Ronaldo or Messi make the Ballon d'Or top three.

The end of an era 🤔

14/10/2022

*Breaking !!!!!!!!!!!!!*

ASUU PRESS RELEASE... Strike Finally Suspended, Members are Directed to Resume Work Friday , 14th 2022

10/10/2022

: ASUU Strike Will Be Called Off In Days ― Falana

Senior Advocate of Nigerian, Femi Falana has expressed optimism that the lingering strike action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will be called off in days and not weeks.

The Senior Advocate stated this at the book launch entitled Breaking Coconut With Your Head, by Lanre Arogundade on Monday in Lagos

He stated that it is likely that the strike will be concluded outside The Court

05/10/2022

2023 Election is not about who is healthy or not — Gospel singer Frank Edwards

Nigerian gospel singer, Frank Edwards, has shared his views about the forth-coming 2023 election.

The singer has said Nigerians are in a critical condition and the coming election is not about who is healthy or not.

Edwards also stated that Nigerians are getting wiser due to their sufferings and cannot be swayed by influencers.

He wrote, “The Good thing is Nigerians' eyes are open now… these are not the days when 1 influencer can make people vote for just anyone. People are now influenced by their sufferings”

“This election is not about who is healthy and who is not, anyone can get good medical attention, not about tribe, not about whose turn it is !! WE JUST WANT WHO IS NOT A THIEF!! WE ARE IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.”

24/09/2022

Today, Abuja Stood Still For Peter Obi.

21/09/2022

ASUU To Appeal Court Order Directing Lecturers To Call Off Strike

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) will appeal the ruling of the National Industrial Court which ordered the lecturers to call off their ongoing strike.

Mr Femi Falana, who is the counsel to the union, confirmed this to Channels Television on Wednesday hours after the ruling of the court, saying he was preparing the grounds of appeal at the time of this report.

The industrial action by ASUU has continued to take a toll on the nation’s education, especially the tertiary sector as academic activities in most government-owned universities have been halted for over seven months.

SOURCE: Channels Television

21/09/2022

Breaking: Court Orders ASUU To Call Off Strike Immediately

The National Industrial Court of Nigeria has just ruled in favour of the Nigerian Govt and has ordered the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to go back to work with immediate effect.

This is coming as the federal government recently filed a lawsuit against striking lecturers.

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20/09/2022

Until ASUU strike is called off, we won’t Leave Airport — NANS

Spokesman of NANS, South West zone, Opeoluwa Awoyinfa , told newsmen that they would continued the siege on the airport until ASUU called off its strike and resume work.

19/09/2022

*Imo State University Pulls Out Of Strike, Announces Resumption Date*

Imo State University, Owerri, on Monday, announced that it had pulled out of the seven-month-old strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities.

The university asked its students and staff members to resume school on Tuesday, September 20.

The Public Relations Officer of the varsity, Ralph Njoku, told our correspondent that the university decided to pull out of the lingering strike in the interest of the students and staff of the institution.

19/09/2022

MOURNING HER MAJESTY

King Charles III, members of the royal family arrive at Westminster Abbey for the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II.

16/09/2022

ASUU Strike May end Sept 20, Says Falana, Counsel to ASUU

The National Industrial Court sitting in Abuja has fixed September 19 to deliver ruling on the suit filed by the Federal Government against the striking Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) on September 20.

Meanwhile, ASUU has given a glimmer of hope that the dispute may be resolved at a scheduled stakeholders meeting with members of the House of Representatives.

Counsel to the association, Mr. Femi Falana has informed the court that ASUU will be meeting stakeholders in the House of Representative on September 20 to ensure that the matter is resolved.

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige had on behalf of the Federal Government filed the suit before the court by way of referral to resolve the issue of the ongoing strike by ASUU.

Specifically, the suit is seeking the order of court directing ASUU to call off its seven months strike.

When the case was called yesterday, counsel to the Federal Government, Mr J.U.K Igwe (SAN), informed the court he has filed two motions before court on behalf of his client.

While the first motion is for an interlocutory injunction, the second is an affidavit of facts in support of the referral sent by his client.

Igwe submitted that some questions were raised with a full complement of a written address.

He informed the court that although the processess have all been served on the respondents, he is yet to receive any response from ASUU.
Igwe thereafter proceeded in urging the court to take the applications as they were ripe for hearing.
While emphasising on the importance of the case, the Federal government’s counsel stated that the issue raised in the suit is of matter of urgent and national interest as million of students have been at home since February 14.

However, counsel to ASUU, Mr Femi Falana, SAN, in his response acknowledged receiving process from the claimant and stated that they were already filing their reply in the court’s registry.

12/09/2022

*Breaking !!!!!!!!!!!*

Court Adjourns ASUU/FG Case Till September 16th

09/09/2022

IGBO LAND, QUEEN ELIZABETH II & AKANU IBIAM

In August 1967, the former Governor of old Eastern Region, Dr. Akanu Ibiam from Uwana in Ebonyi state, returned his knighthood (KBE) to Queen Elizabeth II, in protest against UK's involvement in the Nigeria-Biafra Civil War.

He also in protest, renounced his English name "Francis" for the same purpose.

In his statement, "I can't be a Queen's knight and watch the same kingdom be killing my people in Biafra," he said..

08/09/2022

*JUST IN !!!!!!!!!!!*
QUEEN ELIZABETH II IS DEAD

She died age 96

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07/09/2022

ASUU STRIKE UPDATE
Adamu Adamu assures that ASUU strike would end next week.

05/09/2022

PHOTOS: HISTORY MADE AS IKPEAZU, NYESOM WIKE Commission First Ever Flyover in Abia State

04/09/2022

“Any Nigerian who lives abroad, funding the campaign of Peter Obi shall be arrested. It is against our electoral laws”

~ Abubakar Malami
AG

31/08/2022

*JUST IN !!!!!*

Osinbajo jets out of Nigeria

Vice President Yemi Osinbajo departed Abuja for the United States of America early Wednesday, seeking global partnerships and support for Nigeria’s recently launched Energy Transition Plan.

Osinbajo is leading Nigeria’s Energy Transition Implementation Working Group (ETWG) on the US mission with meetings starting from tomorrow-the 1st of September to promote the plan and secure global support from the US government, the private sector, and other development partners.

The ETWG, which is chaired by Osinjabo, comprises relevant ministers and other top government officials.

This was disclosed in a statement by Osinbajo’s spokesman, Laolu Akande.

The Vice President will return to Abuja early next week.

While in the United States, Osinbajo will meet US Vice President, Kamala Harris; US Secretary of Energy, Jennifer Granholm, Secretary of Treasury, Janet Yellen, and President of World Bank Group, David Malpass, among others.

The Vice President is also scheduled to speak on Nigeria’s Energy Transition Plan at the Centre for Global Development in Washington DC.

The Vice President’s delegation to the U.S. will include Minister of Finance, Budget and National Planning, Mrs. (Dr.) Zainab Ahmed; Minister of Works and Housing, Raji Babatunde Fashola; Minister of Power, Abubakar Aliyu; Minister of Environment, Mohammed Abdullahi; Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, Timipre Sylva and the Special Representative of the UN Secretary General/CEO for Sustainable Energy for All, Ms Damilola Ogunbiyi. Nigeria’s Ambassador to the United States, Dr. Uzoma Emenike will also join the delegation.

31/08/2022

ASUU gradually loosing public support... Hope they won't regret their actions.

* Naptan holding a meeting on 6th of September to take drastic action on Asuu stubborness

* pro chancellors of state owned universities are also taking a drastic step on Asuu.

* FG, NUC and VCs are also taking a bold step to ensure all federal schools resume Next week.

What Asuu should have done, they should have applied diplomatic approach in negotiating with government soft pedal in their agitation, suspend strike and then resume negotiations with new government. But they intend to kill the educational system also demanding for unworked 6 month salaries and asking us to sacrifice 2 years for our generation.

Have they forgotten that some student will exceed NYSC age limit, paying double unused house rent and precious time we have wasted.

should have a rethink before it become worse for them.

Media

30/08/2022

OFFICIAL*

ASUU STRIKE UPDATE

ASUU PRESS RELEASE, Declared Comprehensive, Total and Indefinite Strike.

28/08/2022

*WHAT ARE YOUR EXPECTATIONS* ??????
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....

26/08/2022

Group To ASUU :
Emulate other University Associations; call off action for sake of parents, students

A group, the Campaign for Equal Rights and Opportunities for all Nigerians, CERON, has appealed to the striking members of Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, to make concessions in their demands and call off the lingering industrial action in the interest of the worried parents and students.
The group urged ASUU to emulate other striking members of associations in public universities who made concessions and called off their action after heeding the appeals by parents and students.

The Secretary of CERON, Mr. Francis Odiir who made the appeal weekend in Makurdi lamented that Nigerians were getting agitated over the strike which had crippled Nigeria’s public universities and forced several students into social vices and crime

25/08/2022

*Breaking !!!!!!!!!!!!*

NAAT SUSPENSION OF STRIKE UPDATE

Suspension of strike,in the interest and appeals of Nigerians,students and parents,our members to resume back tomorrow 26/August/2022-----NAAT President speaks

“The result of the referendum from branches
showed that 80.56 per cent voted in favour of a
suspension of the strike while 19.44 per cent
voted for the continuation of the strike action.

“Subsequently, NEC came to the conclusion that the demands of NAAT were substantially being addressed. Consequent to the above result, calls and appeals by well-meaning Nigerians, students, parents and other critical stakeholders, the NEC in session, in the interest of the Nation unanimously resolved to suspend the ongoing strike action for three months to enable the government to address all the issues at stake, effective from midnight of Friday, 26th August 2022.

“By this development, all NAAT members in
tertiary institutions are directed to resume work with effect from the date stated above. NAAT, therefore, requested that students especially final year project students/researchers with ongoing research activities and other unfinished practical works to come over and would be attended to.

22/08/2022

ASUU STRIKE UPDATE

I PITY THE COUNTRY, NIGERIA WILL BE THE LOSER FOR IT-----ASUU PRESIDENT LAMENT

So many lecturers are leaving to engage in farming and others; lecturers are tired of the treatment they’re receiving from the government and because of this, they are looking for alternatives. So many more will leave even after the strike too.

‘’I pity the country; Nigeria will be the loser for it. Instead of coming to the table; look at how they will solve the issue, rather, they believe in punishing lecturers. It’s so sad. Your lecturers went on strike, you believe they will become hungry and come back to beg. Many lecturers will also leave to venture into other areas; some are also looking at becoming self-employed"

21/08/2022

ASUU STRIKE UPDATE

ASUU should not be keeping us at home because of the six months’ salaries that have not been paid---NANS PRESIDENT URGE ASUU

The NANS President, Sunday Asefon,has enjoined the union(ASUI) to seek alternative means of resolving issues on payment of salary backlog.

He said, “To our lecturers, by now I think they have to be considerate. We are not saying they should forfeit their six months’ salaries that the Federal Government is saying it will not pay; what we are saying is that they should also have the interest of the students, who are still at home for over six months, at heart. They should consider us.

“They should shift ground at this level and find a means to pursue the struggle on their six-month backlog of salaries. Keeping us at home will not solve it.

“ASUU should not be keeping us at home because of the six months’ salaries that have not been paid, which the Federal Government is saying it is not paying and I know it will definitely pay it.

“ASUU should find other means of pursuing their issues. We are not saying all they are pursuing is not genuine but they should find other means to do so.”

20/08/2022

*JUST IN !!!!!!!!!!!!*

SSANU, NASU Suspend Strike After Meeting With Education Minister

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.

20/08/2022

FG Promised N60, 000 Increment In Professor's Salaries - ASUU

Fresh facts have emerged on why the Academic Staff Union of Universities rejected the proposal by the Federal Government.

But the zonal coordinator, Port Harcourt zone, Stanley Ogoun, in a statement made available to The PUNCH noted that the Federal Government noted that it would increase the salaries of professors by N60,000 while other lecturers would have their salaries increased within the range of N30,000 and N60,000.

"Nigerians should be aware of offers the so-called minister came up with. These are:

(a) 170 billion naira for revitalisation in the 2023 budget;

(b) a promise to increase by N60,000 the salary of a professor at the bar in next year’s budget;

(c) no statement on the amendment of the National University Commission Act gathering dust at the National Assembly

(d) payment of two tranches of outstanding Earned Academic Allowance in next year’s budget;

(e) a promise to adopt the University Transparency and Accountability Solution; and

(f) another promise to release the white papers.”

Media

18/08/2022

ASUU STRIKE UPDATE

All contentious issues between the government and ASUU had been settled except the quest for members’ salaries for the period of strike to be paid----Minister of Education Adamu speaks

The federal government on Thursday insisted that it will not concede to the demand by the members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities to be paid the backlog of salaries withheld during the ongoing strike.

It described the no-work-no-pay policy as the only hindrance in the FG-ASUU negotiations.

The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, stated this at the 47th session of the State House Ministerial Media Briefing organised by the Presidential Communications Team at the A*o Rock Villa, Abuja.

“All contentious issues between the government and ASUU had been settled except the quest for members’ salaries for the period of strike to be paid, a demand that Buhari has flatly rejected,” Adamu explained.

He argued that ASUU went on strike despite the Buhari regime and agencies such as TETFUND and UBEC directly investing trillions of naira in education.

Adamu also disclosed that five of the six striking university-based unions will likely return to work within the next one week, whereas ASUU’s remains uncertain.

According to him, the FG rejected ASUU’s demand to be paid the backlog of emoluments for the past five months because it believes that there should be penalties for their actions.

He, however, noted that consultations were still ongoing among ASUU members to determine when to call off the strike.

18/08/2022

*BREAKING !!!!!!!!*
The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, on Thursday, said it is the responsibility of the Academic Staff Union of Universities to compensate students for the time wasted during the six-month strike, not the Federal Government.
He also said the government will not concede to the union’s demand to pay lecturers their emoluments for the six months of no academic activities.
Adamu suggested that the affected students should “take ASUU to court” to claim damages incurred over the strike period.
The Education minister said this at the 47th Session of the State House Ministerial Briefing organised by the Presidential Communications Team at the A*o Rock Villa, Abuja.

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According to him, the federal government bears no liability to compensate millions of students grounded for six months over lost time.
He also said if the students are determined to get compensated, they should take ASUU to court.

18/08/2022

ASUU STRIKE UPDATE

AS STUDENT,IF YOU WANT TO BE COMPENSATED,TAKE ASUU TO COURT----MINISTER OF EDUCATION ADAMU ADAMU URGE VARSITY STUDENT'S

18/08/2022

NEWS

MINISTER OF EDUCATION PRESS BRIEFING

VARSITY UNIONS TO SUSPEND STRIKE NEXT WEEK

The minister of Education just confirmed to the press that ASUU, NASU,SSANU AND NAAT have all accepted Government’s offer and will take it back to their members.

He can confirm that ALL the varsity unions will suspend their strike by NEXT WEEK but he can not say the same for ASUU. This is so because ASUU is demanding for their withheld salaries to be paid and the minister of education comfirmed to them that the Government will not pay them for staying at home.

17/08/2022

*BREAKING!!!!!!!!*
2023 Presidency: Give a Healthier, younger person the chance to save Nigeria, Obasanjo to Tinubu

“If You Truly Wish Nigeria Well, Sacrifice Your Ambition And Give A Younger, healthier Person Chance To Salvage This Sinking Nation” - Obasanjo Tells Tinubu During Closed-door Meeting

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