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  UNN ASUU, residents urge FG to prevent another strike July 27, 2021 The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN) chapter, has advised the Federal Government to take steps to avert another nationwide strike by the union. The UNN chapter Chairman, Dr Christian Opata, gave the advice on Monday in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Nsukka. Opata spoke against the backdrop of the recent threat by ASUU to resume the strike suspended on Dec. 24, 2020. He described federal government’s failure to fulfill agreements entered with the union since 2009 as unfortunate. He said that federal government would not be exonerated “if the union resumes another strike because of its inability to fulfill an agreement with it”. READ ALSO:  ASUU issues warning of indefinite strike over FG’s refusal to honour agreement The ASUU boss said the UNN chapter of the union was ready to enforce any directive of the national leadership of ASUU at any...

  Tambuwal urges ASUU to devise other means of industrial action, not strikes By Musa Annabi – Sokoto Governor Aminu Waziri Tambuwal of Sokoto state has appealed to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to deploy better ways of engaging the Federal government than the perennial strikes it often embarks on to press its demands. Governor Tambuwal made the plea while receiving the new executives of the Sokoto State University chapter of the union on Thursday. He appealed to the union to develop some skills of negotiations geared towards arriving at consensus and common ground between it and governments at various levels other than the strike. Tambuwal said strike affects the general economy the well-being of the university, states, and the country at large. READ ALSO:  ASUU directs UniJos lecturers to boycott postgraduate activities While congratulating the immediate past executives of the union for their exemplary leadership, he implored their successors to embrace pea...

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U.S. President Joe Biden and Nigeria's President Buhari Biden  snubs Buhari in first calls to Africa The sidestepping of Nigeria is seen as reflective of the country’s declining global appeal. By Ini Ekott     March 3, 2021   4 min read U.S. President Joe Biden made his first call to an African leader last week, apparently choosing not to speak to Nigeria’s President Buhari, an omission experts say reflects not only America’s diplomatic priorities but Nigeria’s estimation at a time the continent’s largest democracy faces staggering domestic problems. Mr Biden reached out to Africa Thursday after more than a month in office and a flurry of phone calls to American allies around the world. He spoke to President Uhuru Kenyatta of Kenya, while Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to President Félix Tshisekedi of the Democratic Republic of Congo on Friday. Mr Biden had earlier spoken to President Cyril Ramaphosa of South Africa in November 2020, days after his election. The ...

More drama as Obafemi Martins' fan flaunts one of his luxurious cars after Burnaboy shows off his car garage 11 hours ago read comments by  Oluwatomiwa Babalola - Obafemi Martins appears to be in good hands with fans fighting his battle for him - Earlier this week, the striker was said to have been disrespected by hip-hop star Burna Boy - The singer posted a video of his garage on Twitter and immediately a fan replied with Obafemi's picture saying 'I am still ahead' PAY ATTENTION: Telegram channel! Never miss important updates! Obafemi Martin's comparison with Nigerian hip-hop artist Burna Boy is not ready to go away anytime soon as the fans appear to be taking over the battle. The 29-year-old singer was said to have disrespected the former Super Eagles striker when they met at a popular club in Lagos. This fracas has now degenerated into the wealth of both celebrities being valued on the pages of social media in a bid to determine who is superior. PAY ATTENTION: Cl...

 The news reaching us has claimed that another Nollywood Veteran Actor, Prince Adewale Adeyemo is critically down with three strange ailments. According to our sources, the Osun State born Prince has been suffering from the ailments, thinking it was ulcer at first until when he had a serious attack four months ago and he was rushed to a nearby general hospital. After series of tests, he was diagnosed with damage in his Lung, Liver and Kidney. He is said to have tried all his possible best to keep the news away from the public as he has solely been funding his hospital bills. Adeyemo is right now recieving treatment at Private Godpromise Hospital, Oluke Odo Aremu Bus Stop, Ijoko, Ogun State. The talented actor was advised by doctors to under go surgery as soon as possible before things get worsen for him which will cost him millions of naira. He is however calling on Nigerians, good Samaritans home abroad, government and individuals to come to his rescue.  We gathered that...

THE  national Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has elected Sunday Asefon as its new President amid chaos and violence that characterised its convention at the old parade ground, Abuja on Thursday. Asefon, a civil servant with the Ekiti State Government, got 155 votes to defeat his closest rival, Olushola Oladoja, who scored 100 votes. Sunday Asefon The 45-year old, reported to be a student of  Ekiti State University, replaces Bamidele Akpan. The election was, on Thursday, disrupted by violence. About 20 members of the association, who gathered at the old parade ground in Abuja for the convention, sustained wounds from gunshots and machete after thugs loyal to a factional coordinator of the association in Zone D (Southwest) began attacking delegates. The thugs, numbering over 20, stormed the venue with dangerous weapons while accreditation of Students Union Government (SUG) Presidents under NANS Zone B and Zone D was in progress. DSS operatives allegedly arrest...