Goat Allegedly Delivers Human-LikeBaby In Ekiti

The sleepy town of Ogotun-Ekiti in Ekiti
SouthWest Local Government Area of Ekiti
State was on Tuesday thrown into confusion
when information filtered that a goat had
delivered a human-like baby goat.

Pro-Chancellors of Federal Universities ordereduniversities across the country to re-open

The ASUU strike in 2013 continues and the
latest update is that the Committee of Pro-
Chancellors of Federal Universities ordered
universities across the country to re-open,
defying the teacher’s union.
The strike has appeared to come close to
ending numerous times over the past several
weeks, but it has not.

ANGOLA 'BANS ISLAM'

Surrounded by countries under the bloody siege of jihad, this is not
surprising. Angola is taking steps at self-preservation on a continent where
countries are getting swallowed whole by jihadists enforcing the sharia. It's
a defensive move.

Man Places ‘Chastity Lock’ On Girlfriend Every Day For 12 Year

If you thought chastity belts only existed in Medieval tales, think again.

For more than a decade, a Mexican man locked his girlfriend’s pants shut every morning for fear that she would be unfaithful to him, CNN en Español reports. The 25-year-old woman finally alerted police late last month when she desperately needed to use the bathroom but was too afraid to cut her pants open.

The woman had been living with her 40-year-old boyfriend José Antonio “N” since the age of 13 in a rural area within the state of Veracruz, according to the Mexican daily El Universal. Local authorities say the abuse had been going on during those 12 years, that is, until the woman finally called the police for help on Sept. 28.

Officers found the victim alone at home but quickly tracked down José Antonio and brought him into custody. CNN reports the man not only had the key with him butconfessed to having shut his girlfriend’s pants with the metal lock.

Once the girlfriend refused to press charges, however, the police were forced to let the man go after he paid a fine for a separate and minor infraction. The following day, authorities forced the man to sign a document stating he would not use the lock on the victim again.

CBN to change polymer naira notes to paper

The Central Bank of Nigeria has stopped the printing of small denomination naira notes in polymer because they fade quickly.

The Deputy Governor,  CBN, Mr. Tunde Lemo, disclosed this in an interview with theNews Agency of Nigeria on Sunday in Washington on the sidelines of the ongoing Spring Meeting of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.

He said, “By the middle of the year, we will start to produce the second generation of lower denomination notes, now in paper and not in polymer.”

UI breaches ASUU strike, conducts examinations

At the University of Ibadan, the strike action by by Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, which began Monday 1 July has generated some bad blood between ASUU and some sections of the university, with breaches being committed.

For instance, ASUU was at loggerheads with the Faculty of Law for organizing examination for their final year students in order to ensure that they do not miss going to Law School this year.

The examination which took place at Dominican Institute, Samonda area of Ibadan, outside the university campus was said to have been invigilated by some of the parents of the graduating students.

FG vs ASUU, ASUU vs NUC, NANS vs JCC; its an Endless War (UNILAG STUDENT PROTEST STORY) Photo

A rift that has torn students of Nigerian institutions of higher learning manifested itself at the University of Lagos when protesters organized by the Joint Campus Committee (JCC) of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) were today barred from gaining entrance into the University of Lagos.

The protesters made good on their threat to proceed with their protest today, defying the deployment of police to the institution. They began their march about 12 p.m., starting out from the bustling Ojuelegba overhead bridge in the Surulere area of Lagos, and stopping just outside the main entrance gate at the University of Lagos.

I Became A Policeman Because Of Free Transportation

A mild drama unfolded at the Ikotun Police Division after a 48-year-old fake policeman rolled on the floor and cried, begging to be released.

The suspect, identified as Felix Braimoh, who was arrested in Ejigbo area of Lagos, said he was forced to impersonate as a policeman to feed his children and also enjoy free transportation around Lagos.

ASUU: Strike Will Improve Education Sector

The President, Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Dr Nasir Fagge, said on Tuesday that the current strike by lecturers of public universities in the country was a sacrifice for better things to come.

Fagge said in Lagos that unless the deficits in the education sector, especially the university system, were addressed once and for all, there would be no development.

The lecturers, under the aegis of ASUU, had on June 30 embarked on what it had described as ‘comprehensive, total and indefinite strike’ in public universities across the country.

The lecturers are asking for the implementation of some aspects of an agreement they jointly entered into with the Federal Government in 2009.

According to Fagge, it is regrettable that the strike is protracted, and that the decision of ASUU to remain adamant until its demands are fully met can seem uncomfortable and worrisome.

He said that the industrial action was a sacrifice needed to salvage the entire economy of the country.

``I sincerely want to call on all concerned, especially students and parents, to bear with us, as well as join hands with us in the struggle to right the wrongs in our education sector once and for all, for the good of us all and that of the country.

``I know it is quite a difficult time for us but I also want to state that what we are doing is for our own good, as well as ensure that strikes become rare, as a weapon to get things done in our system.

``We also want to ensure that there is sincerity and respect for mutual agreements by parties in order to attain a common goal for the good of our dear country,” he said.

Fagge, however, lauded the supervising education Minister, Chief Nyesom Wike, for finding time to meet with the Executive Committee of ASUU, in a bid to find a lasting solution to the protracted strike.

The unionist also commended the Committee of Vice-Chancellors and other stakeholders for their concern in attempts to end the strike.

He noted that such was the spirit needed to ensure that nobody felt cheated and that what the lecturers were asking for was truly for the advancement of the course of the country.

According to Fagge, with the current attempts by the various stakeholders, he is optimistic that there will soon be a mutual understanding between the parties.

``I think with the various meetings we have held with the concerned stakeholders, I am optimistic that there will soon be a way out and our demands met, so that in the shortest possible time, we will get the required development that will make us compete favourably within the comity of nations.

``For us in the academic communities, we strongly wish government should look into the deficit of insincerity in our system, teaching facilities, in order for us to be able to deliver on our mandate.

``Majority of our children and wards in this country do attend these public universities and we cannot afford to fold our hands and watch them study under deplorable conditions, while those who can afford sending their children abroad feel little or no concern about it,'' he said.

On the appointment of ministers to replace the recently sacked ones, Fagge suggested that it should be hinged strictly on the basis of merit.

``We need people who will come in with confidence of the power that be in terms of tackling challenges; be up and doing and would always want to come up with new approaches to addressing problems,” he said.

ASUU STRIKE: Group Drags Union To Court

THE strike embaction arked upon by university lecturers has assumed another dimension as the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has been dragged before the National Industrial Court of Nigeria (NICN) over the lingering strike action.

The suit, with the number NICW/Abj/242/2013 which also has ministers of labour and productivity, education, finance and justice, as well as secretary to the government of the federation as defendants, was instituted by the registered trustees of Golden Women of Integrity and Vision Association and Mrs. Florence Uche Ojieh. In the suit, the claimants are asking the court to determine whether the strike action embarked upon by ASUU

ASUU STRIKE UPDATE :- Glimmer Of Hope :- ASUU Strike May Be Called Off Next Week - See more at: http://www.gistreel.com/2013/09/20/asuu-strike-update-glimmer-of-hope-asuu-strike-may-be-called-off-next-week/#sthash.OSy0h8rV.dpuf

Hope of an early resolution of the strike embarked on by the public universities’ lecturers rises as the Vice-President Namadi Sambo met with the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities in Abuja on Thursday. The meeting held behind closed doors had in attendance the supervising Minister of Education, Nyesom Wike and the Executive Secretary of National Universities Commission, Prof. Julius Okojie. The union was led by its National President, Dr. Nasir Faggae, and two former Presidents of ASUU; Dr. Dipo Fasina and Dr. Abdullahi Sule-Kano.

FG reopens talks with ASUU •Benue gov vows to employ no work, no pay policy

The Federal Government may have reopened dialogue with the leadership of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), in a bid to end the over two months old strike.

This came just as the National Association of Nigerians Students (NANS) urged both government and ASUU to return back to the negotiation table, with each party willing to shift ground from their previous positions.

Indications to the new development with ASUU emerged on Monday, when journalists were called to cover the meeting, which was eventually postponed till

“I Keep My Kidnapped Victims In A Church And Share The Ransom With My Pastor” – Anambra Kidnapper

The Anambra State Police Command has arrested 38-year-old wanted kidnap suspect, Okafor, a graduate of Mathematics from the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka. Okafor popularly known as Igwe did not only fall afoul of the law as a kidnapper, he also messed up the temple of God by keeping his victims in a church and sharing his loot with the pastor.Once on a mission to collect N5 million ransom from the family of victim in Asaba, Delta State, he was rounded up by crack policemen and locked up in a cell.

ASUU Strike: Baraje-led PDP faction goes spiritual

ASUU Strike: “New PDP” calls for fasting, prayers.

A factional chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Abubakar Baraje, has requested all members of the party worldwide to embark on seven days of fasting and prayers commencing from Monday, September 16 as one of the ways of resolving the ongoing strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU.

Students, Lecturers Count Cost Of ASUU Strike

The lingering industrial strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities comes with a lot of cost for both students and lecturers.

Two months after the Academic Staff Union of Universities embarked on an industrial action, the negotiations between the union and the Federal Government is still deadlocked.

Like professor and Dean, Faculty of Arts, University of Lagos, Yomi Akinyeye, noted, ‘one cannot make an omelette without breaking eggs.’

ASUU Political, FG Critical by Adesina Davidinho of Obafemi Awolowo University

After spending almost 2 whole months at home (75) days to be precise),doing nothing academically positive to my bright future,I am beginning to feel like a wasted vessel in my parent’s house already. After spending a considerable number of years at home before gaining my admission into one of Nigeria’s first generation universities (3 years to be precise), I am left wallowing in some sort of dirty pit,dug by this unrepentant group called ASUU for the Federal Government of Nigeria which has also caught millions of helpless Nigerian students like me in the midst of a ceaseless gun-fire that has now made ASUU a re-occurring prayer point in every student’s mind and mouth.

Judging from previous experiences on past strike actions emanating from the camp of ASUU,senior contemporaries,mostly graduates and students in their finals say this strike would last the length of its word, which from its inception was said to be lasting 100 days.But to what benefit is this to us the suffering students who are languishing and wasting away at home at the mercy of every unwanted sympathizer who comes by visiting.Since the inception of this unending strike,I have been forced to abandon my books and stay glued to the internet, watching out for any news on ASUU and their negotiations with the Federal Government.I stumbled upon this article very recently,and it has even heightened my fear on how much longer we are going to spend at home.I’ll share just some parts of this article to drive home my point.

This is an excerpt of the content of a letter written by Dr Nasir Isa Fagge (Chairman of ASSU) to the Head of National Economic Empowerment Development Strategy, NEEDs Assessment, and Benue State Governor, Gabriel Suswam, after the release of N100 billion for infrastructural development in various universities across the nation, and N30 billion for the overdue lecturers salary and allowances.It reads thus:

“We observe that the Committee is so far mentioning only N100billion. If the implementation is to be related to the funding requirements in the 2009 ASUU/FG agreement and the January 2012 MoU, what is due 2012 and 2013 is N500 billion not N100 billion. Only the provision of this sum will meet the immediate needs of the universities. “Our Union is very apprehensive of the manner in which the sources of the initial N100 billion to be used for the stimulation of the process are shrouded in secrecy. We believe that monies that belong to the universities should not be blocked and recycled. This will not only be counter-productive, but will brew even deeper crises in

Federal Government ‘Did Not Order Gold Iphones,’ Embarrassed State House Repeats

The presidency on Thursday evening issued another denial that the government ordered customized gold iPhones from a Dubai-based British company to mark the country’s 53rd independence anniversary next month.  The report was first published on Tuesday by The Independent, a London-based newspaper.

In yet another official reaction, presidential spokesman Reuben Abati described the report as not only false and misleading, but utterly mischievous.

Tompolo’s Private Jet And Other Lies

I have consistently restrained myself from responding to lies and unfounded comments made on the person of High Chief Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo aka Tompolo on his days in the creeks and afterwards. As responding to deliberately concocted lies is nothing but an attempt to give credence to counterfactual affirmations, hence the need to thread the part of silence – since silence in itself is the best response to a fool. However, the latest rumour on his acquisition of a private jet has become one lie too many.

Therefore, for the purpose of setting the records straight, I hereby state categorically that all such malicious rumours peddled in recent times on Tompolo owning oil blocks, mansions in Abuja and Lagos and overseas are false. These are lies deliberately made up and disseminated by criminal elements whose aim is to tarnish Tompolo’s personality. These are criminals whose ignoble exploits are currently affected by Tompolo’s efforts to support the government in ensuring peace and security in the Niger Delta region and in Nigeria at large.

Anyone who has the Niger Delta at heart and thinking critically how the multiplicity of problems bedeviling the inhabitants of the region could be tackled would have little or no time for such frivolities orchestrated by sponsored enemies of the region and her people.

The most recent attack on Tompolo’s person is an unfounded report titled: “The Opportunity Cost of Tompolo’s Private Jet” supposedly written by one Kikiowo Ileowo and published in an unpopular online blog which has assisted these rumour peddlers in the spread of falsehood across social media space. I wish to state unequivocally that:High Chief Government Oweizide Ekpemupolo aka Tompolo  does not  have a Bombardier Lear 60SE Jet or any jet for that matter.

The likes of Kikiowo Ileowo should know that jets (Bombardier or of other sorts) are yet to be accommodated anywhere in Tompolo’s scale of preference. If he had $13.3 million as alleged by the liar, he would gladly invest such money to uplift the poor, suffering and downtrodden in oil-bearing yet unnoticed communities of the Niger Delta through his foundation (Tompolo Foundation) rather than buy a jet. Tompolo knows just how far $13.3 million will go in ameliorating the suffering of his people in the Niger Delta region who have been ultimately forgotten by Governments in Nigeria and the multinationals engaged in the degradation of the region through their oil exploration activities.

This should serve as an outcry to journalists to desist from the lazy man’s approach to the noble profession of journalism. They should not sit in beer parlours to gather rumours for publication online/newspapers rather they should embrace investigative journalism and adhere to the ethics of balanced, fairness and objectivity.

Finally, I appreciate all those that have contacted the family and friends of Tompolo to ascertain the veracity of the rumours. Also, thanks to those who have taken time out of their tight schedule to comment online and otherwise against the phantom jet rumour and other lies.
Truth is sacred!
Thank you.
  Pondi Kestin

Hunger In Boko Haram Camp: Give Us N1m To Buy Food Or Face Attacks; Sect Threatens Traders

Members of Islamist sect Boko Haram have resorted to armed robbery following the dislodgement of their camps in some parts of Borno State by troops which had forced many of the terrorists to scavenge for food from villagers. They now rob innocent civilians and even recently killed three passengers after collecting unspecified amount of cash and food items from their victims along Bama- Banki road.

The Untold Story Of The ASUU Strike

In the past two months, university teachers have been on strike.

There is no sign of when the action will end, despite the Federal Government’s release of N100 billion for renovation of universities’ infrastructure and N30 billion for the payment of earned allowances. The money, the lecturers say, does not meet their demands. Parents and students are also urging the Federal Government to honour the agreement in full.

The Federal Government may consider the N100 billion it has released out of the N500 billion for infrastructural projects in 61 universities a big deal but university teachers think otherwise.

Despite pressure from various quarters that it should manage what the government

Jonathan Fires Education Minister, Eight Others

President Goodluck Jonathan this morning fired nine ministers from his cabinet. Among the ministers relieved of their duties are Education Minister, Prof. Ruqqayatu Rufai and Foreign Affairs, Ambassador Olugbenga Ashiru.Others shown the way out are Ministers of National Planning, Shamsudeen Usman; Land and Urban Development, Ama Pepple; Environment, Hadiza Mailafia; Science and Technology, Ita Ewa; Defence (State), Olusola Obada; Power (State), Zainab Kuchi; and Agriculture (State), Tijani Bukar.

The sack of the ministers was announced by the Minister for Environment, Mailafia while speaking to state house correspondents after the federal Executive Council meeting at the Aso Rock villa today

NANS Leader Yinka Gbadebo Impeached, Jubril Ahmed Assumes Control

The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has removed Yinka Gbadebo as its leader, replacing him with its Vice-President, Jubril Ahmed.

In a statement, NANS Senate President Emaluyi Sunday Michael said Gbadebo was impeached at a meeting of stakeholders on September 7 under Section 49(1) of the constitution.  That provision states: “The president can be impeached on the grounds of incompetence or as therefore by his attitude or action which can be classified/regarded as misconduct”.

It accused Gbadebo of inability to serve the primary purpose of NANS to

Education Ministry Website Suspended Amid ASUU Strike

The website of the Federal Ministry of Education, www.fme.gov.ng, is down. Although it could not be ascertained how long it has been down, newsmen, who visited the website on Monday, had stumbled on the message, “This account has been suspended.’’

No information was placed on the site to tell visitors that it has moved to another domain and no link was provided to redirect those in search of information about the educational system to a new one.

Besides, another website attributed to the ministry online, fmegovng.org, is also “ailing’’ as the message on the site read, “This domain name will be on Godaddy Auctions soon.”

Students don’t want us to end strike – ASUU

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has said it is continuing its nationwide strike on the advice of university students.

In a telephone interview with SUNDAY PUNCH, the President of the union, Dr. Isa Fagge, said  students were tired of the incessant industrial actions by the university lecturers due to the Federal Government’s failure to implement the agreement it had with ASUU since 2009.

Fagge said the union had decided to heed the advice of the students to continue the strike until the

UNIBEN VC's Alleged poisoning

 ‘Lecturers punished for ‘crimes against humanity’ are fighting back’

…Affected staff ruined the lives of 142 students… University of Benin (UNIBEN) Governing Council recently sacked 44 staff of the institution allegedly involved in allegations that bordered on gross misconduct. But since the decision was taken, the Vice-Chancellor of the university, Professor Osayuki Oshodin, says he has not had peace. Recuperating from alleged food poisoning, he raised the alarm that some of those sacked by the university Council were after his life. In this interview, Oshodin alleges that some of the sacked staff were involved in sexual harassment, extortion and fake admissions which resulted in the rustication of 142 students. He also speaks on the current ASUU strike. Excerpts:

44 staff of the University of Benin including senior lecturers were sacked recently, triggering petitions accusing

PATRICK OBAHIAGBON REVEALS THE SECRET BEHIND HIS GRAMMAR

In the last 20 years, I’ve spent an hour daily reading dictionaries –Obahiagbon

 

Patrick Obahiagbon

Patrick Obahiagbon, the Chief of Staff to the Edo State Governor, Adams Oshiomhole, in this interview with GBENRO ADEOYE, talks about his controversial way of speaking and why he chooses to speak that way

What is your educational background

I am by the grace of the celestial choir, a legal practitioner, a public administrator, an international historian and a diplomat. I earned a degree in Law and was called to the Nigerian Bar as a solicitor and advocate of the Supreme Court of Nigeria about 25 years ago and I do also have a double-barreled Master’s degree in Public Administration and in International History and Diplomacy.

Why do you always speak ‘big grammar’?

I am not really consensus ad idem with those who opine that my idiolect is advertently obfuscative. No no no, it’s just that I am in my elements when the colloquy has to do with the pax nigeriana of our dreams and one necessarily needs to fulminate

Scores escape death in LAGBUS crash

Some LAGBUS

| credits: File copy

Scores of people escaped death in Lagos State when a LAGBUS with number plate, XU 998 AAA, rammed into four stationary vehicles.

The incident was said to have occurred under the Carter Bridge at the Ebute-Ero area.

The LAGBUS was said to have been headed for Leventis, Lagos Island.

 Eyewitnesses told our correspondent on Thursday that the bus, which was filled to

PHOTOS: Images Of Dead Clerics Appear On The Walls Of A Mosque In Ikorodu

Last Tuesday, an amazing event occurred at Owode Onirin, Ikorodu, Lagos, as images of some clerics who died decades ago were believed to have made sudden appearances on the walls of Dawiz Central Mosque in the area.

The images were identified as as that of Sheikh Ahmada Tijani, (Algeria) Sheikh Ibraheem Niass, (Senegal) Sheikh Jamiu Bulala. (Nigeria). See more photos below

UNIBEN Admission List 2013 Is Out – Details Here

 University Of Benin, UNIBEN Admission List 2013 has been released.

This is to inform candidates who currently await the publishing of first/merit admission list of the University of Benin, that the UNIBEN admission List 2013/ Admission status check can now be done on JAMB website.

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board -JAMB yesterday,  August 29, 2013 enabled admission status check menu for 2013/2014 admission calendar.

8 Lesbian Girls Expelled From Secondary School

Barely a week after the the local newspaper covered a story about the rising number of lesbians in Girls High Schools all over the country, the administration has now sent home eight girls over the matter.

The school’s principal, Pacifica Nyambong’i said that a group of eight students in Form Two, who

Corporal shoots ASP dead during argument at station

When on April 6, 2013, Jane and Olusoji Elegbede got married in Lagos State, their joy knew no bounds.

Although Olusoji was a policeman serving in Yobe State, which is fraught with security challenges, Jane did not mind living there with him.

 Their plan was to settle down, have children and grow old together.

Unfortunately, this was not to be as Olusoji, an Assistant Superintendent of Police, was gunned down by a police corporal  in Gashua Bade Local Government, Yobe State, while on duty less than five months

ASUU Strike: Students Threaten Clamp down on Private Universities

Believing that the prolonged strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), which has paralysed studies in public universities in the country is being sustained because the children of influential people in the country are ensconced in the private universities, some members of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) are already contemplating attack on the private universities as a way of compelling the federal government to take a more urgent action in resolving the stalemate between ASUU and the government.

ASUU strike: Respite for students as FG releases another N30billion to lecturers

The Federal Government has on Tuesday declared that an additional 30 billion naira has been released to the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, claiming that it is at the verge of meeting almost all the demands of the University lecturers.

No Quick Fix to ASUU Strike

The future of university education in the country is in jeopardy, as the federal government and the Academic Staff Union of Universities call off their negotiations

Over two months after the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, embarked on an indefinite strike to compel the federal government to implement part of the 2009 agreement reached between both sides,

“It Was Don Jazzy Who Disvirgined Me” – Tonto Dikeh

Tonto Dikeh is never a mile away from controversy. And this time around, she has not released a new single and uploaded a semi-unclad picture. The Nollywood actress, sensationally claimed via Twitter, that her first s*xual experience, was with foremost music producer, Don Jazzy.

“I got disvirgined by @DONJAZZY i think this a lil bit Too Much info,” she wrote.

A lot of fans were amused and shocked at the same time and reacted differently. Some did not believe it, stating clearly that Tonto was still on her attention-seeking mission.

But it might just be true, as Don Jazzy, once dated the actress and admitted it sometime back.

UNBELIEVABLE: Pastor Rapes Woman In Church During ‘Spiritual Bath’

A 46-year-old Pastor, Olamide Sobowale, of Glory Church of Christ Aladura, Oke-Itoku, Abeokuta, Ogun State,  has been ordered to be remanded in prison for allegedly defiling a woman while bathing in his church backyard. Pastor Sobowale, who  was arraigned before a Magistrate Court sitting in Isabo, Abeokuta, yesterday, was accused of  defiling one Dupe Makinde, 30, who lives in Isaje, Abeokuta, while taking a spiritual bath  allegedly  recommended by the pastor.

UNILAG Student Tricked & Molested By 2 Boys Shares Her Story

She was kidnapped and defiled in turns by two friends, one of them close to her family, but she could not tell anyone because the guys took her unclad photos and she was afraid of the stigma. The guys posted the photos on the internet and somehow her relations abroad saw them.

INFO  gathered that it was her relations outside the country that contacted her mother and expose the r*pe of this UNILAG undergraduate. Below is what they did to the lady as stated by her:

Groups Decry Incessant Strikes by ASUU

Groups Decry Incessant Strikes by ASUU

Ask union to soft pedal

By Damilola Oyedele in  Abuja  John Shiklam in  Kaduna Emmanuel Ugwu in Umuahia

As the strike embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) continues to linger, several Nigerians, corporate and civil society groups have begun to mount subtle pressure on the union to soft pedal on its funding demands from the federal government, with a view to ending the strike, which has kept the nation’s public universities shut for over 11 weeks.

Man Kidnaps Himself, Demands N2m Ransom From Relatives

Man Kidnaps Himself, Demands N2m Ransom From Relatives (PICTURED)

The police in Enugu State have arrested one Samuel Ani after he allegedly “kidnapped himself” and demanded N2 million ransom from his brothers.

Samuel, DailyPost gathered, saw his own kidnap as the quickest way of getting financial assistance from his brothers, who he labeled “stingy fellows”.However, it has ended up badly for the coffin dealer, an indigene of Ugwuaji, Enugu South Local Government Area.

ASUP Labels Federal Government Deceitful, Says No Agreement Yet Fulfilled Despite Long Ultimatum

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has accused the Federal Government of Nigeria of being deceitful. The association also condemned the levity with which the

Pastor In Brazil Convinced His Members His Sperm Was Holy Milk Has Been Arrested.

Pastor In Brazil Convinced His Members His Sperm Was Holy Milk Has Been Arrested.

Evangelical Pastor convinced followers his penis contained HOLY MILK, arrested!!!

Now this one has got to be an all time worst Everything Is Going Down, But The Word Of God reports….
This is worst than the woman that took the stand in court and said it was her Godly duty to allow Bishop Earl Pulk to have sex with her while she was married to one of the elders at the church. However the following report coming out of Brazil takes the cake! Read it below:

NLC, PENGASSAN, others move to end ASUU strike

NLC, PENGASSAN, others move to end ASUU strike

President of the NLC, Mr. Abdulwahed Omar

The Nigeria Labour Congress on Thursday said that it would intervene in the face-off between the striking Academic Staff Unions of Universities and the Federal Government.

The NLC’s move was coming amidst appeals and condemnation by other similar bodies, including the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria and religious leaders, to the Federal Government and ASUU. While some Lagos clerics urged the government to end the strike, PENGASSAN condemned the Federal Government for not honouring

“Lecturers must renegotiate, we cannot implement 2009 agreement" Honourable Farouk Lawan

ASUU strike: “Lecturers must renegotiate, we cannot implement 2009 agreement

The former Chairman, House Committee on Education, Honourable Farouk Lawan, has reportedly made it clear that the Federal Government was forced to sign the 2009 agreement with ASUU and that those terms cannot be implemented.

Speaking with newsmen, he urged the lecturers to call off the strike and return to the negotiating table, while also calling out to prominent Nigerians to intervene in the matter, as both parties try to find solution to the ongoing strike.

Lagosians make money selling sperms for N50,000

Fertility clinics: Lagosians make money selling sperm for N50,000 

People get married for different reasons. While some seek companionship in marriage, many go into marriage for procreation.  For couples who look forward to having children immediately after marriage, being declared ‘infertile’ by experts is like a death sentence.

While it is generally agreed that it takes two to have a baby and every couple is expected to be in optimum health to have babies, medical experts claim men are having more fertility challenge now.  Sperm concentration in men is said to have decreased by a third since 1990s while sperm count is said to have decreased by half over the past 50 years.

 Studies are also showing genetic abnormalities in sperm particularly in older men. For men therefore, quantity, quality and motility of spermatozoa are seen as important factors in fertility.

 Since the male factor is a prominent cause of infertility in couples, sperm donation has become vital in assisted conception treatment.

NEWS UPDATE

Girlfriend Swallows Phone To Prevent Her Boyfriend From Reading The Text Messages

This is so weird!!! 19 year Brazilian Adriana Andrade woke up in the hospital after swallowing her mobile phone,she did this to prevent her boyfriend Renato from reading the text messages on her

Inspiration Quote of the Day

I learned silence from the talkative, tolerance from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkind; yet I am ungrateful to these teachers: Khali Gibran. 

Expectation is a powerful attractive force, expect the things you want and don't expect the things you dont want.

whatever the mind can conceive, it can achieve ... 'Clement Stone' 

Interesting Facts

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A hard working adult sweats up to 4 gallons per day. Most of the sweat evaporates before a person realises its there

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Christian Wishful-Thinking

Since we are sick, confessing that we are healed is not going to heal us. I was invited to conduct a ten-day teaching programme at a church in Lagos.  Out of the blue, at the beginning of the session, the Lord asked me to lead the congregation in singing a popular Christian song.  This continued every day for the first five days of the programme. 

Students protest in Asaba, Delta State

ASUU STRIKE: PROTESTING STUDENTS THREATEN NATION-WIDE DEMONSTRATIONS, RIOTS

ASABA — MOTORISTS plying Asaba-Benin highway were stranded as protesting students blocked the road by the Asaba-end of the bridge, thus causing a gridlock that lasted several hours, Wednesday,  morning.

The scene was similar to the protest staged by physically- challenged persons sometime ago on the same stretch of the highway.

National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, Coordinator in the South-South and South-East, Comrade Chinonso Obasi, expressed worry that the students are feeling the brunt of the strike following the failure of the Federal Government and Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, to fully reconcile their differences.

Protesting National Association of Nigerian Students (Nans), Zone B South-South/South-East led by Cordinator, Comrade Chinonso Obasi, barricaded the Benin-Asaba expressway by head bridge, Onitsha over the prolonged Academic Staff Union of Universities, Asuu, strike, yesterday. Photos: Nath Onojake

He said: “We are appealing to the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, that since the Federal Government has been able to release N100 billion for infrastructural development and N30 billion for allowance, they should

University Students Urge FG To Implement 2009 Agreement

ASUU Strike: University Students Urge FG To Implement 2009 Agreement

Students in Edo state have protested against the attitude of the federal government in the current strike action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

ASUU Strike

No headway as ASUU battles govt over extra allowances, funding on august 31, 2013 at 3:28 am in specialreport

When the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, embarked on a national strike on July1, 2013 due to the refusal of Federal Government to implement the 2009 agreement it signed with the union which had several components, including adequate funding of education sector, Nigerians feared another long winter for their children forced to return home.

Strike bylecturersin public universities has become anormal trend every two years. The nation is accustomed to disrupted academic sessionsthat at times linger on for about six months.