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Happy birthday pretty one thank God for your new age ❤️ @j0ssea by @unn_pharmacy

0’21 by @unn_pharmacy

You just can’t get enough❤️❤️ by @unn_pharmacy

It’s been Four years and the 0’21 class is still soaring high . Today we took the opportunity to head on to church and thank Him for all His goodness we pray and ask for more blessings! God bless 0’21 #thanksgiving #0’21 by @unn_pharmacy

@zubby_tyga God bless you . We appreciate your good works by @unn_pharmacy

Are you all ready???? by @unn_pharmacy

Happy birthday beautiful 😘😘 we love you @j0ssea by @unn_pharmacy

Basically we started! by @unn_pharmacy

@tonysmart.c hmmm People say he’s so smart that most times he talks toomuch rubbish😂😂 he is really kind hearted and always likes to engage in an argument.
Most people call him Onye Mpu! I personally don’t know what that means but the name is funny 😆
He is above all a pharmacist by @unn_pharmacy

It’s a day of birthdays! Happy birthday you all we all love you! by @unn_pharmacy

Happy birthday to our very own @vikiespears1 the pharmily wishes you long life and prosperity!!! by @unn_pharmacy

Our pride Our Joy! Hopefully we can get back here soon.. *ASUU STRIKE UPDATE* *JUST IN: FG, ASUU reach agreement*

10:30 pm; Jan. 7, 2019

The Nigerian government has reached an agreement with striking university lecturers, raising the possibility of ending the teachers’ prolonged industrial action.

The national president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, Biodun Ogunyemi, said the National Executive Committee of the union will review its decisions based on the new commitment by the federal government.

He said the strike could only be called off or not after the NEC meeting. He did not say when the meeting will hold.

The lecturers have been on strike since November 4 to demand improved funding of universities and implementation of previous agreements with the government.

After a meeting Monday, the minister of labour and employment, Chris Ngige, said an agreement had been reached.

According to him, the accountant general and the ministry of finance have confirmed with evidence that N15.4 billion had been released to cover funding in public universities.

On earned allowances, Mr Ngige said President Buhari has approved N20 billion to be used to offset the outstanding arrears of the 2009 to 2012 audit verified earnings in the universities.

He said the earned allowances will be released to ASUU as soon as the process is completed.

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