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21/12/2021

ASUU drops strike as NITDA approves UTAS for members salaries
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) yesterday resolved to put on hold its decision on strike. The varsity teachers’ union took stand to give room for further consultations and after receiving reports from its branches.

According to the union, the decision was taken after a December 18 meeting to review the level of government’s implementation of the FGN-ASUU Memorandum of Action (MoA) of December 23, last year and other related matters.

In a statement issued after its National Executive Council (NEC) meeting on Sunday, ASUU welcomed the recommendation of the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) that the payment platform – University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS) developed by the university lecturers be deployed in government Ministries, Departments and Agencies (MDAs).

ASUU National President Prof Emmanuel Osodeke said areas highlighted by NITDA in its report would be addressed.

Prof. Osodeke referred to the Integrated Payroll and Personnel information system (IPPIS), engineered by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and World Bank as evil, stressing that the continuous use of the IPPIS had created distortions in the payment lecturers’ salaries.

He wondered why it took more than one year to get the needed feedback on the home-grown solution – UTAS – at a time Nigeria is yearning for “local content”.

He said: “NEC is pleased that the end-user evaluation report overwhelmingly endorses UTAS for immediate deployment by government for Nigerian universities. On our part, ASUU is fully prepared to address all the technical observations made by NITDA in order to make this happen.
Our hope is that the National Universities Commission (NUC) and other agencies of government would promptly respond to issues that concern them in the NITDA’s report to pave way for speedy migration to UTAS and spare Nigerian universities of the evil effects of the IMF/World Bank-engineered IPPIS.”

The varsity teachers regretted that the Federal Government had turned its back on the plan to set up an inter-ministerial committee to review the draft Renegotiated 2009 FGN-ASUU agreement.
The ASUU boss described as worrisome the efforts made government agents to reduce ASUU’s demands to a regime of intermittent payment of watered-down revitalisation fund and release of distorted and grossly devalued Earned Academic Allowances (EAA).

The union specifically accused the Minister of State for Education, Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba, of failing to follow through with the promise made during a meeting with the House of Representatives Speaker on November 19.

Part of the ASSU statement reads: “NEC was worried by the spirited efforts of government agents to reduce the demands of ASUU to a regime of intermittent payment of watered-down revitalisation fund and release of distorted and grossly devalued Earned Academic Allowances.

“ASUU shall not relent in demanding improvement in the welfare and conditions of service of our members. However, we shall resist any attempt to blackmail the union and derail our patriotic struggle for a productive university system by official propaganda founded on tokenism and crumb-sharing.

“NEC concluded that government has failed to satisfactorily address all the issues raised in the 2009 FGN-ASUU Agreement and subsequent MoUs and MoAs.

“However, considering the ongoing intervention and consultation efforts, NEC resolved to review the situation at a later date with a view to deciding on the next line of action.

“The minister assured us that the process of reviewing the document would be set in motion within one week from that date. Nwajiuba’s failure to fulfill a promise made in the hallowed chambers of the National Assembly is not only provocative but reminiscent of trust-deficit that has bedevilled all agreements and understandings reached with this government and those before it since 2009.”

ASUU had announced plans to embark on a strike over the federal government’s failure to meet its demands.

Apart from the EAA, ASUU list its demands to include: the review of the NUC Act to curb the proliferation of universities by state governments who are not funding the existing ones; adoption of UTAS with concurrent discontinuance of the IPPIS and distortion in salary payment.

Others are the release of accumulated promotion arrears; and the review and signing of the draft document on the Renegotiation of 2009 ASUU-FGN Agreement.

21/12/2021

A man gifted his wife a private jet few days to Christmas. The woman could not believe her eyes.

In a video shared online, the husband led his wife blindfolded to where the plane was.

reacted: "Oyinbo men are so romantic not all this when are you coming over."

20/12/2021

A man who had spent almost 10 years abroad returned to see that his land has been used by someone else.

The person is building a four-bedroom structure on the piece of land.

Memory Mwila said: "For the guy to build that big house it means you haven't been to that place in a long time. Just leave and let him continue."

20/12/2021

ASUU postpones decision on strike, accuses FG of blackmail.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has postponed its decision on strike, saying that consultations are still ongoing.

This was contained in a press statement issued by the union after its National Executive Council meeting.

The meeting held at its Festus Iyayi National Secretariat, University of Abuja, on Saturday, December 18, 2021 to review the level of government’s implementation of the FGN-ASUU Memorandum of Action of December 23, 2020 and other related matters.
In the press statement titled, ‘Enough of blackmail’, signed by ASUU president, Prof Emmanuel Osodeke, the lecturers regretted that the Federal Government had turned its back on the plan to set up an inter-ministerial committee to review the draft Renegotiated 2009 FGN-ASUU Agreement.

Earlier, ASUU had announced plans to embark on a strike over the Federal Government’s failure to meet its demands.

Apart from the Earned Academic Allowances, ASUU said its demands included the review of the NUC Act to curb the proliferation of universities by state governments who are not funding the existing ones; adoption of the University Transparency Accountability Solutions (UTAS) with concurrent discontinuance of the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS) and distortion in salary payment.

Others are the release of accumulated promotion arrears; and the review and signing of the draft document on the Renegotiation of 2009 ASUU-FGN Agreement.
Part of the statement read, “NEC was worried by the spirited efforts of government agents to reduce the demands of ASUU to a regime of intermittent payment of watered-down revitalisation fund and release of distorted and grossly devalued Earned
Academic Allowances.

“ASUU shall not relent in demanding improvement in the welfare and conditions of service of our members. However, we shall resist any attempt to blackmail the union and derail our patriotic struggle for a productive university system by official propaganda founded on tokenism and crumb-sharing.

“NEC concluded that government has failed to satisfactorily address all the issues
raised in the 2009 FGN-ASUU Agreement and subsequent MoUs and MoAs.

“However, considering the ongoing intervention and consultation efforts, NEC resolved to review the situation at a later date with a view to deciding on the next line of action.”

20/12/2021

WizKid went on the stage with Olamide by his side! ❤ Wizkid & Baddo brothers for life 🤩

20/12/2021

A grassfire stoked by a storm passed through on Wednesday with wind gusts traveling up to 90 mph. The fire burned across four counties, killed hundreds of livestock and left ranchers scrambling to secure food for those that survived.

19/12/2021

PHOTOS: Ex-presidential Candidate, Moghalu Laments As He Buys Groundnut For N1K

Former presidential candidate of the Young People Party, Kingsley Moghalu has lamented what he called "Buhari's Nigeria" after buying a bottle of groundnut for N1,000.

Moghalu said he used to buy the same bottle for N600.

He tweeted, "At “Four Corner” in Enugu State, I bought a bottle of my favorite groundnuts that I used to buy for N600 for N1000. Economists call it inflation. The market woman said when I gasped: “oga the price has gone up”. I call it Buhari’s Nigeria."(sic)

Credit: Twitter | MoghaluKingsley

19/12/2021

Davido Buys T-Shirt From Zlatan Ibile For 5000 Pounds

Singer, Davido bought a T-Shirt from colleague Zlatan Ibile for five thousand pounds (N2,716,590.17).

While buying the shirt, Davido said, "I don't know how much this shirt costs but we don't buy anything for the same price. I'm the first one to do it, I'm buying this shirt for five thousand pounds."

Credit: Instagram| zlatan_ibile

19/12/2021

Billionaire businessman Aliko Dangote and Davido were recently spotted in a video posted by the singer.

The clip was inaudible and social media users attempted to decipher what the two were talking about.

Those who noticed Dangote pointing at Davido teasingly noted that he was warning him not to spend on cars.😅

Credit:Legit.ng

19/12/2021

PHOTOS: Singer, DJ Cuppy Accepts Dubai-Based Nigerian Chef Food Date

Popular singer, DJ Cuppy has accepted the offer of a Dubai-based Nigerian chef, Jahmal to eat a meal from his kitchen.

While DJ Cuppy shared a photo on her page, Jahmal shared a video, showing that the date happened.

Credit: Twitter | cuppymusic, ItsTheLazyChef

19/12/2021

ASUU: Earned allowances paid to varsities, Buhari insists.

The President, Major General Muhammadu Buhari (retd.), on Saturday, insisted that the Federal Government had released funds for payment of earned allowances and revitalisation to universities.

Buhari, who identified funding as a major problem confronting the Nigerian university system and as well the primary basis of incessant industrial actions in the ivory towers, said his administration had “consistently paid serious attention to the issue of university funding”.

The President, who was represented by a Director in the National Universities Commission, John Ahmadu, spoke at the 5th and 6th combined convocation ceremonies of the Federal University, Oye Ekiti where 2,599 students graduated across all the departments.

Also, the Attah Igala and Chancellor of FUOYE, Mathew Oguche; former Rector, Kaduna Polytechnic, Dr Nuhu Yakubu; and the owner of Bovas Petroleum Limited, Victoria Samson bagged honorary doctorates of the institution.
Buhari said his administration had handled funding issues in universities “through multiple sources, including education budgets across various Ministries, Departments and Agencies, but most importantly through the Federal Ministry of Education as well as the Tertiary Education Trust Fund. As a government, we will not relent on this commitment.

“We will continue to support the university system through improved funding and infrastructural development. In this regard, my government has repositioned the TETFUND to be able to address the infrastructural gaps in our tertiary institutions.

“As an evidence of our commitment to the welfare of university staff, the Federal Government recently released funds for the payment of Earned Allowances as well as the revitilisation of universities. We will continue to do more within available resources considering other competing national needs,” he said. Recall that members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, who have been engaging the Federal Government for not honouring the 2009 agreement with them with earned allowances and revitalisation funds being major issues, denied knowledge or release of the funds despite an assertion by the Minister of Labour, Dr Chris Ngige, that they had been paid.

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17/12/2021

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17/12/2021

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17/12/2021

Olamide announces that his artist Fireboy_Dml will drop "PERU" remix with popular British singer Ed Sheeran

Omoh Peru don dey Para oo🙌🏿❣️

10/12/2021

BBNaija’s Whitemoney Reveals He Was A Landlord Before Reality Show

The winner of the last Big Brother Naija show, Hazel Oyeze Onoduenyi aka Whitemoney has revealed that he was a landlord before he got on the reality TV show.

During an interview on a radio show, the singer was asked if he had been given his car and house prizes and he answered in the affirmative.

He, however, said that while he drives his car, he has not moved into the new house given to him. He said in Pidgin English, “My house dey and I dey drive my car. I neva dey stay inside the building.” Asked where he is living, he said, “My house. I get house. We no dey shout.”

The interviewer went on to tease him about "disguising" while in Big Brother’s house.

Credit: Instagram | sabiradio

10/12/2021

Davido doesn't seem to appreciate people telling him how he should spend his hard-earned money.

The singer showed off the plush interiors of his Rolls Royce and also dropped a message for those asking him to calm down.

Recall that earlier today, he also posted photos of his new Lamborghini that cost over N300 million.😅

10/12/2021

Truck kills school children in Lagos

An unconfirmed number of school children are said to have died on Tuesday, December 7th after a truck reportedly ran into them in Aguda area of Ogba, Lagos state.

The truck was said to have suffered brake failure and rammed into the kids who were just closing from their school.

Angry residents immediately set the truck on fire after the incident but calm has been restored to the area now.

10/12/2021

Actor and skit maker Charles Okocha recently met King of Boys star, Sola Sobowale, and they made a rib-cracking video.

Okocha made his senior colleague activate her 'gangster granny' mode in other to catch up with him.

Fans hailed the actress for being able to flow with the younger generation.😅

10/12/2021

Whitemoney has left a bitter taste in the mouth of some of his supporters after making a fresh revelation.

The BBNaija winner told a radio presenter that he already had a house of his own before participating in the show.

Some people who reacted said Pere was truly right about Whitemoney being a pretender.

Credit:Legitng

10/12/2021

Two billionaires continue to fight over First Bank as uncertainty pervades as to who is the actual owner of FBN.

Currently, Otedola is the one recognised as having the highest shares.

Tunde Kale continues to contest. We are watching.

10/12/2021

killing Dem sha.
The result of her hard work in losing weight,the actress also celebrated 20years of her acting career.

10/12/2021

One mom was already caring for two infants when she adopted an orphan. “She seemed to be very tired but was a great mother.” It is true that sometimes animals behave like humans.

14/11/2021

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11/11/2021

PHOTOS: Alleged Student Union President Of Jigawa Varsity Steps Out With Benz, Security

The President of the Student Union In Federal Government University, Dutse, Jigawa State is seen in these photos being conveyed in a Benz with his security team surrounding him.

Human rights lawyer, Inibehe Effiong who shared these photos said, “Nigeria is a perfect example of how a country can be deliberately placed on the path of destruction.”

Credit: Facebook | Inibehe Effiong

11/11/2021

A barber was attacked in the unfortunate attack on Wednesday,witnesses said he was butchered in his shop,he was also confirmed dead by the next morning.