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07/10/2020

*Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba has been told by ASUU to resign and face farming*

07-10-2020

- The junior education minister was issued the warning as rows continue over the adoption of IPPIS

- ASUU described as ignorant and naive the statement credited to Nwajiuba where he told the striking varsity lecturers to switch profession.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has called on the minister of state for education, Hon Chukwuemeka Nwajiuba's resignation.

The call was made on Tuesday, October 6, by the lecturers' body on the heels of a statement credited to the junior minister in which he told the striking ASUU members to go to farm if they do not want to agree with terms of their employer.

He began as another face-off over the controversial Integrated Personnel Payroll System (IPPIS), Nwajiuba while speaking on a TV programme had told to striking lecturers to go to farm.

The minister was reported to have insisted that ASUU cannot dictate how they should be paid to the federal government.

But in a swift response, ASUU chairman, University of Ibadan chapter, Prof Ayo Akinwole, described the minister's statement as a clear expression of ignorance.

The university don chided the minister for showing naivety and lack of empathy on the scope and depth of education, urging him to resign and take farming as an alternative service to the nation.

While challenging the minister, Akinwole stated that it is unfair that the university lecturers are not being paid their allowances since 2013.

In his words:

"If the Minister of State for Education is interested in farming, he should resign his appointment and stop displaying his cluelessness of the problems in the education sector. We are on a just fight to ensure that those in public offices become responsive and responsible to the masses they swore to serve. They must fund public education."

Akinwole stressed that the universities can only reopen if the federal government consider the demand of the lecturers.

The body's president, Professor Biodun Ogunyemi, on Friday, October 2, said institutions cannot reopen because ASUU is still on strike.

Ogunyemi, who noted that the federal government has the right to reopen, however, stated that lecturers will continue to withhold their service.

07/10/2020

According to Ogunyemi, we had some fruitful discussions, we have improved on where we were last time, we have what we can call concrete proposals and we have what we can take back to our members.

“But as we usually say, those of us here cannot give the final pronouncements on any of the proposals and we have assured the government that we will report faithfully to our principals and get back to government accordingly.



“We want to assure all Nigerians that we are concern on going back to our work like every other person because we know that is where we find happiness, we are not happy outside our classrooms, our laboratories and our libraries.

” So, in view of this, we will do our best to ensure that all concerns have the maximum benefits from this action because it is of national interest.

“If academics do not defend the universities who will defend the academics, ” he said. Also speaking, Sen. Chris Ngige, Minister of Labour and Employment, said both parties had fruitful deliberations on contentious issues, especially the issue of IPPIS.

He said, “the meeting was longer than anticipated because we had to look at all the issues that were in our 2019 Memorandum of Actions, especially those that had not been fully addressed. We made a new proposal on behalf of FG to ASUU.

“These issues range from funding, revitalization of public universities, earned academic allowances, salary shortfalls in the Federal University of Akure and the issue of state universities.

“We also addressed payment of earned academic allowances to the University of Ilorin.“On the Nigerian University Pension Commission, the certificate was issued last year but operational certificate had not been issued because we do not have a permanent PENCOM board in place.“We have made a proposal on how NUPENCO board will be able to fulfil its obligation, especially in terms of preparation of annual audit reports.

“Issue of visitation panel to the universities has been on the table since last year. The Government side made progress and that approval has been gotten, and we are waiting for the gazette of the membership of the visitation panel.

”The minister noted that the Issue of IPPIS was also discussed and options and solutions were advanced.He said that the government had a proposal, which had been given to the ASUU.

According to him, ASUU will take the issues that are outstanding back to its National Executive Council for them to be on the same page before they get back to the government.

“We have agreed on a tentative date to get back to the government is before the weekend runs out. We expect ASUU to write the government before then to see if there will be need for a further meeting,” he added

07/10/2020

*Breaking: We Have Reached An Agreement With FG, …”for National Interest” – ASUU*

07-10-2020

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) says it has reached concrete proposals with the Federal Government on the ongoing warning strike embarked upon by the union.

Mr Biodun Ogunyemi, ASUU President said this in Abuja while addressing newsmen at the end of a closed-door reconciliatory meeting at the Ministry of Labour and Employment.

The meeting which began by 3 p.m ended at about 11 p.m on Tuesday. It would be recalled that ASUU began the warning strike on March 9, 2020, after a disagreement with the Federal Government over issues of the revitalization of universities, earned academic allowance.

Ogunyemi said that no pronouncement would be made until after presenting the new government proposals to members of the union.

According to Ogunyemi, we had some fruitful discussions, we have improved on where we were last time, we have what we can call concrete proposals and we have what we can take back to our members.

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06/10/2020

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JAMB: Impersonation cases dropped from 74,000 to 4,900 - prof Ishaq Oloyede.

The Registrar, Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, prof Ishaq Oloyede, Friday, said effective checks have been mounted by the federal government against incidents of identity theft in the Admission process into the country's tertiary institutions.

Oloyede, who disclosed this at a briefing in Bwari, Abuja, said the government, through the minister of Education, Malam Adamu Adamu issued a directive, mandating JAMB to transfer candidates' biometric data to their institutions of choice, thus ending fresh capturing of biometrics and pictures of Candidates for POST-UTME tests.

The JAMB boss said Adamu's directive has already uncovered 657 cases of Candidates, whose photographs could not match the ones recorded in JAMB's database and were currently angling to change the photographs, adding that the board has referred those who requested for change of photographs to come down to it's headquarters, with the intention of bringing perpetrators of fraud to book.

Further giving an update on the reduction of identity theft in the UTME process, JAMB Registrar, Oloyede, said incidents of impersonation and other forms of identity theft during the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, UTME, dropped from 74,000 in 2019 to 4,900 in 2020.

The JAMB boss while admitting that the 4,900 cases were still high and questionable, said the drastic reduction was triggered by a process introduced by the board which allows officials to take a snapshot of any Candidate who claims he could not be biometrically verified and compare with the picture in JAMB's database.

*SOURCE - Vanguard Newspaper*

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30/09/2020

Tai Solarin University of Education post utme to begin 30th Sept. and end 3rd Oct. Candidates are to reprint slip

29/09/2020

Change of Course and institution still Ongoing.... Hurry!
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