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The outgoing NAUS Chairman started with a welcome speech, he also appreciated all those present to witness this memorable event. Thereafter, a speech was also followed by the NAUS Vice President North Central, he express his gratitude to the past leaders and also those coming on board, wishing them the best in all endeavors. Barr. Gyang Zi represented by Barr. Godwin conducted the swearing in of the newly elected NAUS officials, he charge the newly elected EXCOs to take their offices with all manner seriousness. Comr. Daniel Sunday, a past NAUS EXCO (2016) perform the innuagration of the newly elect NAUS Chairman, in person of *COMR JOSEPH PAM*. Comr. Joseph Pam in his speech, he said "he is glad to accept roles and responsibilities of the chairman and that this is one of the greatest privilege given to him and he will treasure it. He also talked about the issue of the lingering ASUU strike and pleads that ASUU and Federal Government should resolve the issue of the

By Golok Nanmwa, Jos. Plateau state Governor Simon Lalong on Friday said his administration does not, and will not politicise development. Lalong made this know while speaking at the flagging off of the construction of the fly over (interchange) at British – American junction as well as the dualisation of the road to Lamingo Junction in Jos the Plateau state capital. “I want to remind our people that our Rescue Administration does not, and will not politicise development, From the projects I have embarked upon, it is evident that we have not only executed projects (both inherited and new ones), but ensured that every part of the State is touched irrespective of whether the people voted us or not. “We have put behind us the era of carrying out projects to favour ethnic, political or religious affiliations” Lalong further said. The Governor who appreciated the citizens of Plateau State for their patience, trust, support and prayers in this administration’s effort to rescue th

NATIONAL ASUU Worthy of note, is to recall the strike that engulfed Nigerian universities between 2008 and 2009, when students were out of school due to a Government and ASUU disagreement. Issues that were brought to bare included issues of IPPS, revitalization of Nigerian universities, salary structure amongst other demands. Looking forward, a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) was reached between Government and ASUU by September of 2009 which brought about resolution of the then ongoing strike, prior to this agreement Government has blatantly refused to implement at least 20% of this agreement which prompted another call by the lectures in 2020 to present another document of agreement termed “Memorandum of Action” (MOA) with very articulate demands. Going forward, the University lectures have again embarked on another Strike action which they say is a one month warning strike by which if government does not respond favourably it will metamorphose into another indefinite st

CHRISS NGIGI Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, met President Muhammadu Buhari on Tuesday, for a briefing on the Federal Government-Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) negotiation. ASUU commenced strike on February 14 to pressurize the government for the payment of outstanding N1.2trillion. The lecturers are also demanding the adoption of the University Transparency and Accountability Solution (UTAS) payment platform. Ngige told State House correspondents that N92billion has been paid as earned allowances and revitalisation fees. Recalling the December 2020 agreement reached with ASUU, the minister said the government has fulfilled N40 billion for Earned Academic Allowances (EAA) for ASUU and other unions. “N30billion was also budgeted for revitalization that also was paid late last year. “N22.127billion was agreed to be paid from supplementary budget as Earned Allowances for 2021. That money was also paid last year.” Ngige reacted to ASUU’s preference

Nigerian navy shortlisted candidates list 2022 for the Nigerian Navy batch 33 recruitment is out. You can now check the  Nigerian navy  shortlist for the year 2022. The Nigerian navy has announced the official release of the list of batch 33 shortlisted candidates. See more details and how to check your name below. Joinnigeriannavy Shortlist 2022 The Navy shortlist has been anticipated by many candidates who registered for the  2022 recruitment  exercise and has been among the top searches for the year. In this article, we are going to teach you how to check our name in the official list. Do you want to check if you are among the shortlisted candidates? Follow this page step by step. The Nigerian navy wishes to inform the general public that the 2022 Nigerian navy basic training school batch 33 recruitment examination will hold on  Saturday  1 2 March 2022  in 30 centres across the nation. The shortlist is released for all the states in Nigeria including the FCT. See the st