declared that the Parliament was ready to amend any portion of the
nation's law to grant any request of appropriation from the Executive
Arm of Government to accommodate the demands and end the lingering
strike of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).
This followed the presentation of the investigative report presented
by the House Committee on Education on the floor of the House.
Tambuwal advised the all concerned parties in the strike to reconsider
their positions in the interest of the students and the future of
education in the country.
The Speaker said that the House would not hesitate to honour any
requests from the Executive Arm of government to help meet the demands
of the ASUU where necessary.
His Words: "Once again, we call on ASUU and the Federal Government, in
this case the Executive Arm of government to please, quickly bring the
matter an end. And if there is any need for further appropriations to
be made or any law to be amended to meet any of these conditions, the
House of Representatives is faithfully ready to expeditious address
such requests. Please, we need our students back to their respective
schools. I so plead."
Until the FG is ready to implement the full agreement, I'll keep my fingers crossed
ReplyDeleteI sense honesty in their plea
ReplyDeleteI do not believe in the immortality of the individual, and I consider ethics to be an exclusively human concern without any superhuman authority behind it.
ReplyDeleteHonestly nelson uve ended up saying nothin. Jargons is wat ur grammer is called. Be more open and concise next tym.
DeleteOmo....τ̲̅ђe strike should continue o
ReplyDeletemk una no waste una time.......this strike na till december ending....., meaning skool resumes january 8 2014
ReplyDeleteAbeg wu won join me chop 4 here mek asuu dey fall hand
ReplyDeleteStill watching and waiting
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