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Wishing you a month full of new opportunities and good news! Happy New Month!

You've got to stay strong to be strong in tough times. Have a wonderful weekend.

Do have a lovely weekend all. We care

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May God keep you far away from sorrow, pain and suffering in this new month. And may you always have a reason to be grateful and happy. Happy New Month to you all.

A new month came your way
Make it an amazing one,
it doesn’t matter if the weather is bad,
or your mood is not good at all
you just have to stand tall
and be happy cos this month is going to be well with you and your family. Happy New Month

"It is better to fail in originality than to succeed in imitation."

Love. Fall in love and stay in love. Write only what you love, and love what you write. The key word is love. You have to get up in the morning and write something you love, something to live for, something you dream for and something you set to achieve.
*Good Morning*

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_Don't wake of with the regret of what you couldn't accomplish yesterday, wake up while thinking about what you will be able to achieve today._
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Good morning famz🌞🌞
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As the new month begins, Here are my wishes for you:
May this month keep you healthy, May you achieve all of your daily targets; May you remain happy and whole; May this month be better than all the previous months of this year!
Happy New Month to you
Oluwasayo cares...

God Thank You for the Gift of Life

BREAKING: ASUU suspends strike
Posted By: Tony Akowe, Abuja On:
September 18, 2017 In: Featured , News Update
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ASUU: Why we won’t shelve strike now
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has conditionally suspended their five weeks old strike embarked upon to press for the implementation of agreements reached with the government and has directed their members to return to the classroom with immediate effect.
President of the union, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi who addressed a news conference at about 9.30 pm last night after another round of meeting with the government delegation led by the Minister of Labour, Senator Chris Ngige directed all members of the union to return to work after their branch congresses on Tuesday.
He said they decided to conditionally suspend the strike action in view of the timeline of October 2017 for the implementation of the signed agreement.
He said that the union will not hesitate to resume the suspended action if the government renege on the signed agreement which he called Memorandum of Action, adding that the signed agreement was backed by a definite timeline for implementation.
He warned that the government must not deliberately dishonor the agreement, pointing out that the continuous breach of signed agreement has been responsible for the constant strike action in the Universities.
Ogunyemi said that the current agreement with the government is based on mutual trust between the union and the government, adding that the trust of the union must be respected by the government.
The meeting which started about 4.00pm was supposed to last for about one hour, but dragged for about four hours before agreement was reached on All contending issues.
Briefing Journalist earlier after the meeting which ended at about 7.55pm, Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige said all the gray areas have been sorted out and an agreement reached.
He said that members of the union had insisted that they were tired of having agreements that are not implemented, pointing out that the content of the agreement was taken from the series of meeting with the union since the commencement of the strike.
He said further that that both the government and the union understood themselves and agreed in several issues, assuring that the agreement reached will be implemented by the government in line with available resources.
Areas of agreement include funding for revitalization of public universities and the issue of Earn Academic Allowances, the issue of University Staff Schools and the implementation of the judgement of the National Industrial Court, National Universities Pension Management Company and guidelines for pension matters formProfessors.
He also said that the union agreed to the exemption offered by the government regarding the issue of TSA, which include the issue of grants, endowment fund as well as salary short fall which he said is already being implemented by government.
On the issue of state universities, he said they agreed that the union will submit a position paper to the federal government on their observation with a view for government to advise state government on the funding of state universities.
He describe the union as patriotic members of the society, pointing out that anybody who demand better working equipment is no doubt a patriot.