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30/01/2020

02/02/2019

*ASUU 🚷Strike: AGAIN LECTURERS, FG’s MEETING WITH UNION DEADLOCKED*

The Federal Government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, have again failed to reach a compromise to end the ongoing strike by the university lecturers.

According to News Agency of Nigeria, NAN, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige, who addressed newsmen after the closed door meeting with the union on Friday in Abuja said the meeting was protracted.

He said, “The meeting was protracted, but the good news is that we have gotten to the end of the tunnel.

“We met them half way and we have finished the gray areas and on the issue of N50 billion, we have offered what we have.

“We do not have N50 billion and we cannot do N50 billion, but we have offered them something reasonable.

“So they have to take it back, and go and present to their members.”

Ngige, however, expressed hope that students would return to school soon, saying “We will know when they will go back by Thursday”.

Earlier, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, ASUU President said the meeting had been adjourned to Feb. 7.

“So, far on the level of progress made so far, I cannot tell you that now until I tell my members.

“It is the feedback of the last meeting we came to present to government today.

“But right now, we have a new set of information that we have to go and present to our members until we tell our members, we cannot tell you,” he said.

09/01/2019

Dear PTP students, while we believe resumption is soon given the good news from Abuja, we are still waiting for an official directive from ASUU NATIONAL WORKING COMMITTEE on when to suspend the strike. But let our students be prepared for an upcoming date of examination. Thanks!

-Director DPTP

09/01/2019

ASUU STRIKE: FG APPROVES OVER N35.4bn, TO RESUME TALKS ON THURSDAY -Vanguard News

By Johnbosco Agbakwuru & J Joseph Erunke

ABUJA – Barring any last minutes change, academic activities may resume in public universities next week, as Federal Government has approved over N35.4 billion for the striking Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

In a resolution reached Monday night between the Federal Government and the leadership of ASUU at the Conference Hall, Ministry of Labour and Employment, Abuja, the government announced that Federal Ministry of Finance and Accountant General of the Federation have confirmed payment of N15.389.940,335.71 billion to accommodate payment of shortfall in all institutions that are Presidential Initiative of Continuous Audit, PICA varied.

The Minister of Labour and Employment who disclosed this at the end of the meeting said the money was remitted on the 31st December, 2018.

Ngige also said that President Muhammadu Buhari has approved the payment of N20 billion for payment of outstanding arrears of the 2009 and 2012 Earned Academic Allowances to the already verified university system.

“The money is being worked on and will be released to ASUU when the process is completed,” he said.

He reiterated government’s resolve to grant permanent licence to ASUU to operate the National University Pension Fund Administrator Company (NUPENCO) that will manage the contributory pension of public universities.

To this end, the Minister explained that Federal Ministry of Education has been directed to liaise with National Pension Commission for the release of the permanent licence.

Ngige also assured on the resolve of the Buhari administration to offer undisclosed amount from the N220 billion annual revitalisation fund for universities which was agreed during President Goodluck Jonathan’s administration but was reneged on.

He said government was going to look for funds and that a token which he did not disclose has been offered to the

09/01/2019


FG Reaches Agreement With ASUU, Releases N15.4bn For Salary Shortfalls
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The Federal Government has reached an agreement with members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

Addressing journalists on Monday evening after the meeting with the striking lecturers in Abuja, the Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, said the majority of their demands have been met including the release of N15.4 billion for payment of salary shortfalls.

According to him, the Federal Government is also in the process of releasing another N20 billion for payment of earned allowances for university lecturers.

Meanwhile, the ASUU President, Professor Biodun Ogunyemi, said the National Executive Committee of the union will review their decisions based on the new commitment by the government.

According to him, it is only after that meeting of the ASUU leadership that the union will announce its position on the ongoing strike action.

Its been over two months since the union went on strike following the alleged inability of the government to respond to its demands.

31/10/2018

This is to notify the student of the great citadel that the Ekiti State University Part Time Programmes Examination for second semester 2017/2018 session commences on Monday 5th of Nov, 2018.

29/03/2018

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This serves to inform the entire populace that ALL EKITI STATE UNIVERSITY PART-TIME PROGRAMME students who participated in the makeup Exams and also the 2011 set that their results have been approved by Senate today 28/03/2018.
Hence, students who are involved can start their clearance as soon as possible.

Signed:
DPTP DIRECTOR
DR. MRS. B.O. MOKUOLU

29/10/2017

Greatest eksuite, I wish u guys success in this session second semester examination. Best of lucks to u all!