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RE: FG Order VC’s To Reopen Universities Though not surprised by the so-called order from the most insensitive government ever in the history of our dear country, Nigeria as regard to the fundamental rights of Nigerian masses, which is right to education. It is quite clear to everyone who cares to follow updates concerning industrial action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) since middle of February, 2022, that the present government does not have the political will to address some of the reasons if not all that made university based unions to embark on the longest strike that has never been possible under previous administrations in the history of this nation. However, it is important to straighten the records, Nigerian Public universities were never closed or locked down. This position can be verified with a visit to respective university‘s administrations. The academic staff simply withdrew one of their services to the universities that is teaching, whi

Exclusive: interview with Brazilian star Antony on his future, Man United and more ⤵️🔴 ▫️ How is the negotiation for your transfer going? ▪️ Antony: "Since February of this year, my agents came to Amsterdam to inform Ajax of my desire to leave the club to face new challenge and that some interested clubs would arrive and with them, certainly a great offer". ▫️ What happened with Ajax? ▪️ Antony: "In June of this year, I interrupted my vacation and came personally to inform the managers of Ajax, including new coach, about my wish to leave and that they should consider this possibility, because it was a project for 2 seasons". ▫️ Antony, what did you tell the club so? ▪️ Antony: "During the window months, meetings continued and I also received a proposal from Ajax for contract renewal. I made it clear once again: I WANT TO LEAVE". ▫️ What happened today, Friday? ▪️ Antony: "Today, in a meeting with the club, I expressed my old interest in leaving - thi

*NANS Meeting with Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu, The APC Presidential Flag Bearer* In our continuous efforts in advocating for the end of the prolonged ASUU Strike, I led the National Executives of NANS and stakeholders to meet with the Presidential Aspirant of the APC to annex his contacts and capacity to prevail on ASUU and the FG to put an end to the protracted industrial action. It is our believe that no stone must be left unturned in ensuring that ASUU return back to the classroom. We had fruitful engagements and Asiwaju who passionately expressed his concerns and his efforts in the past during similar strike action commended the students leaders for their initiatives to engage in high level advocacy and seek political solution. He shared in our position that every reasonable Nigerian must be seriously concerned as the continuous strike poses a great danger to security and collective well being of our nation. Asiwaju therefore promised to immediately step up his interventions, even

  ASUU strike: Buhari govt reveals when universities will resume The President Muhammadu Buhari-led Federal Government has assured that the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, will soon be over. Goodluck Opiah, the Minister of State for Education, assured that Buhari's administration is committed to ending the ASUU strike. Opiah gave the assurance in Owerri, Imo State, while addressing journalists over the weekend. "I can assure you that the government is very concerned about the situation. Even as I speak to you now a lot of thinking, a lot of discussions and meetings are going on with a view to resolving the matter as quickly as possible. "I am hopeful that the disagreement between the government and ASUU will be resolved soon so that our children can go back to school". ASUU has been on strike since February 2022 over face-off with the Federal Government due to mode of payment for university lecturers.

 ASUU strike: Nationwide bláçkóut looms as workers threaten to shút dówn power sector  Workers in the power sector have threatened to shútdówn electricity supply in the country should Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, declare a nationwide protest over the protracted industrial crises in the country’s educational sector. Under the aegis of the National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, the workers argued that the carefree attitude of government towards the continued closure of schools is a sorry state in the process of Nigeria’s development towards nationhood. In a statement by its General Secretary, Joe Ajaero, NUEE said it “is deeply sàddenéd and appalled by the impasse between the Federal Government of Nigeria and Unions in the Tertiary Academic Sector (Universities, Polytechnics, Colleges of Education and Research Institutes) which has avoidably lingered”. It went on: “This deadlóçk which has lasted for several months with the students staying at home; is undoubtedly exposing the s

  Dayo and Rukayat Studied Engineering at a University in kwara State. They were both Classmates and after Five years of Studying hard, they both graduated. After graduation, Fate took them through different paths of life.  5 Years later, Rukayat after much frustr#tion of securing a job, ended up as a Secretary in a Building firm earning 50,000 Naira monthly.  Meanwhile, Dayo on the other hand, couldn't Secure a Job and ended up a Taxi Driver, He makes At least 5,000 daily and if he works for only 20 days in a month, He makes 100,000 Naira that month. One Evening, Rukayat closed from work and was at the bus stop waiting for taxi when Dayo stopped. She hopped in when she discovered the taxi was going her way but little did she know it was Dayo. All through the journey, she was lost in her Phone.  She reached her bus Stop and after alighting, just when she was about paying, she took a look at the driver and their eyes met, wow! They were both happy.  "Is this you?" they bo

Strikes have destroyed our university system. This is according to the Vice Chancellor of the University of Abuja, Professor Abdul-Rasheed Na'Allah. He has urged the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) and the Federal Government to avoid strikes in order to protect the university system. There are three main points that will be discussed in this essay. First, the Vice Chancellor's statement will be analyzed. Second, the reasons for the decline of the university system will be examined. Finally, solutions to the problem will be proposed. The Vice Chancellor's statement is significant because it highlights the negative impact that strikes have on the university system. He argues that strikes have destroyed the system and that they should be avoided in order to protect it. This is a valid point, as strikes do have a negative impact on universities. There are several reasons for the decline of the university system. One reason is the financial crisis that has affected m

  Three Leicester City fixtures moved but only two for TV as Man United and Tottenham dates set Leicester City's games against Manchester United and Tottenham will be broadcast by BT Sport and Sky Sports, but the fixture at Brighton has also been rescheduled Three Leicester City matches in August and September have had a change of date – but only two will be broadcast live. The Premier League have announced their fixture changes for the first two months of the new season, with City’s games against Manchester United, Brighton, and Tottenham Hotspur all receiving new dates. But only the United and Spurs matches will be shown live on UK television. City’s home game against United will now kick off at 8pm on Thursday, September 1, and will be shown live on BT Sport. It is part of a full midweek round of fixtures with the Premier League having to squeeze in matches during the upcoming campaign because of the disruption caused by the Qatar World Cup. READ MORE: Leicester City on course t

 A Final year student unable to graduate years after being càught writing exam for girlfriend who eventually màrried someone else It's every student's worst nightmare: being caught cheating on an exam. But for one final year student, the consequences were much greater than a simple punishment from the school. Years after being caught writing an exam for his girlfriend, he is still unable to graduate. The student's story is a cautionary tale of what can happen when cheating goes undetected. It highlights the importance of academic integrity and the severe penalties that can be imposed for violating it. The student, who wishes to remain anonymous, was caught cheating on an exam in his final year of university. He was writing the exam for his girlfriend, who was unable to write it herself due to an illness. The student was initially given a punishment of a year's suspension from the university. However, he was later told that he would not be allowed to graduate, even thoug

 Strike: We Will Call Off Strike Moment FG Accepts UTAS – ASUU The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has challenged the federal government to accept the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS) payment platform for it to call off the ongoing strike. ASUU national president, Prof. Emmanuel Osedeke, who said this while speaking on Channels Television on Monday night, said the strike will continue unless government accept UTAS and honour the 2009 agreement. Osodeke said, “Let government tell us they have finished testing the UTAS and sign the agreement, then tomorrow we will call off the strike. “We challenge the government, when would they sign the agreement? When would they accept UTAS? These are the two questions we should ask Nigerian government,” he stated.

 The President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, has declared that until the Federal Government accepts the Union's demands and honours their agreement, no universities will be reopened. This is a strong stance taken by the Union in light of the current COVID-19 pandemic and the Federal Government's decision to reopen schools. ASUU is demanding that the Federal Government honour their agreement in full, including the payment of salaries and allowances that are owed to members. The Union is also demanding that the Federal Government provide adequate funding for universities so that they can properly function. Osodeke's declaration means that there is a possibility of a prolonged closure of universities, which would have a negative impact on students and staff alike. However, the Union is standing firm on its position and is prepared to negotiate with the Federal Government in order to reach a resolution. The first main point is that

  Chelsea consider move for Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United Ronaldo’s agent Jorge Mendes has offered player to London clubCo-owner is interested but a deal will depend on Thomas Tuchel Chelsea are considering a move for Cristiano Ronaldo, but it remains to be seen whether Thomas Tuchel is sold on the idea of trying to sign the Manchester United forward. Ronaldo wants to leave United because of what he perceives as a lack of ambition in their summer transfer dealings and his agent, Jorge Mendes, offered the 37-year-old to Chelsea’s co-owner Todd Boehly last month. Boehly is understood to be intrigued about the idea of signing the Portugal international and the American has since held further talks w However Chelsea are yet to firm up any interest and Boehly, the interim sporting director, is likely to be led by Thomas Tuchel’s thoughts on Ronaldo, who cited family reasons after failing to return to training at United on Monday. Chelsea’s new ownership do not want to foist unwan

 Christian Eriksen agrees three-year deal with Man United - sources The FC crew discuss the impact that Christian Eriksen could have at Man United. Christian Eriksen has agreed to join Manchester United, sources have told ESPN The midfielder, who is a free agent, is set to sign a three-year deal once a medical is completed. - Eriksen makes emotional return with Brentford - Don't have ESPN? Get instant access Eriksen, 30, spent the second half of last season at Brentford, where he scored once in 11 games. He has turned down the chance to re-sign for Brentford to move to Old Trafford. Tottenham also lodged an interest in Eriksen, but after manager Antonio Conte stepped back from a deal, United were able to swoop in. Eriksen is set to become Erik ten Hag's second signing of the summer after the capture of 22-year-old Netherlands left-back Tyrell Malacia from Feyenoord. It is the latest step in a remarkable comeback for Eriksen, who suffered a cardiac arrest playing for Denmark at

 The All Progressives Congress (APC) youth leader, has promised to engage government stakeholders to end the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). He made this pledge during a meeting with the ASUU President, Dr. Emmanuel Osodeke, on Monday. During the meeting, Dr. Osodeke promised to engage the Federal Ministry of Education and the Nigerian Labour Congress (NLC) to find a lasting solution to the ASUU strike. He also pledged to support ASUU's demand for improved funding of the education sector. The APC youth leader's intervention comes at a time when the ASUU strike has entered its fourth week, with no end in sight. The strike has caused immense hardship for students and their families, as well as for the staff of universities across the country. The ASUU strike has caused immense hardship for students and their families. Many students have been forced to drop out of school due to the lack of online classes and the inability to pay for tuition. The

 Kperogi lambasts Education Minister Adamu Adamu over alleged negligence towards ASUU strike.  The essay will explore three main points: the reasons for the strike, the government's response, and the implications of the strike. The reasons for the strike are many and varied, but the main one is the government's failure to meet its promises to the education sector. ASUU has been demanding better funding for universities, improved working conditions, and increased salaries for professors. The government has failed to meet these demands, and ASUU has been on strike for over a month now. The government's response to the strike has been lacklustre, to say the least. Education Minister Adamu Adamu has been accused of negligence and of not doing enough to resolve the situation. The government has offered to meet some of ASUU's demands, but not all of them. ASUU has rejected the government's offer, and the strike continues. The implications of the strike are far-reaching. U

  Manchester United step up talks with Ajax over Lisandro Martinez as they look to beat Arsenal to the £43m-rated defender's signature... with the club hoping he will join this week •Manchester United have advanced their talks with  Ajax over Lisandro Martinez • Ajax officials were in London at the weekend following United's £38million bid  •The Dutch club are holding out for £43m for the 24-year-old Argentine Manchester United are stepping up talks with Ajax over Lisandro Martinez as they look to head off competition from Arsenal. An Ajax delegation of Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and technical manager Gerry Hamstra were in London at the weekend following United's bid of £38million for Lisandro, the structure of which offered Ajax more guaranteed cash than that of Arsenal's similar £38m proposal. Ajax want £43m for their Argentine centre back and Arsenal plan another offer this week but United have re-opened talks too as they look to wrap up Lisandro's signing in time for h

  Fabrizio Romano: Arsenal 'still pushing' to sign Lisandro Martinez ahead of Man United Arsenal are still keen on a deal to sign Lisandro Martinez from Ajax, with Man United also in the race for his signature, says Fabrizio Romano Arsenal are “still pushing” to sign Lisandro Martinez from Ajax despite facing stiff competition from Manchester United for the defender’s signature, according to Fabrizio Romano. The 24-year-old has been linked with a move away from Amsterdam this summer, and according to Italian journalist Romano, the Argentina international is one of the top targets for new Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag. Romano claims that Arsenal are still also firmly in the race to sign Martinez this summer as the Gunners and the Red Devils look to assemble squads capable of breaking back into the top four next season. The Italian reporter says that Manchester United will turn their full attentions to trying to sign Martinez after they wrap up a deal bring Tyrell Malacia t

NLC plans one-day protest over ASUU strike The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has directed its affiliate bodies to mobilise for a one-day strike next week over the lingering strike by ASUU. The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has directed its affiliate bodies to mobilise for a one-day strike. This strike is to protest the recent increase in fuel prices and the removal of fuel subsidies by the Nigerian government. The NLC is demanding that the government reverse its decision on fuel prices and reinstate the fuel subsidy. The NLC's decision to call for a strike has been met with mixed reactions from the public. Some people support the NLC's decision, believing that it is the only way to get the government to listen to the people's demands. Others are against the strike, saying that it will only cause more hardship for the already struggling masses. Whatever one's opinion on the matter, there is no doubt that the NLC's decision to call for a strike will have a significant

 Rollover: 4 Weeks Left For ASUU To Decide Fate Of Ongoing Industrial Action. The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) is currently on strike and has been for over 4 weeks. The strike is a result of the failure of the Nigerian government to meet the demands of the union, which include improved funding for the education sector, among others. With no end in sight, the question now is what will happen to the students who are affected by the strike? There are currently 4 weeks left until the end of the semester, and if the strike is not resolved by then, it is likely that there will be a "rollover" of students to the next semester. This means that students will not be able to graduate on time and will have to extend their time at university. While a rollover may not be the ideal solution, it may be the only option if the strike is not resolved soon. It is important to remember that the students are not to blame in this situation, and that the Nigerian government is the one

  Wolves receive Ruben Neves transfer boost as Adama Traore returns from Barcelona Latest Wolves transfer news from BirminghamLive features Adama Traore, Matheus Nunes and Ruben Neves Adama returns to Wolves Adama Traore returned to Wolverhampton Wanderers’ Compton Park training base yesterday following his loan spell at Barcelona. Spain international Traore was loaned to Barcelona for the second half of last season, but the Camp Nou outfit have decided against taking up their £25million option to make the deal permanent. With just 12 months remaining on his Wolves contract, Traore’s future at the club remains in doubt. Wolves owners Fosun are open to selling Traore for around £20m this summer. The 26-year-old could stay at Wolves and see out the final year of his deal, and head coach Bruno Lage has already stated that he hopes to reintegrate Traore into his squad if that happens. Traore made 20 appearances in the Premier League last season, before making a further 11 outings in La Lig