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Call for justice
Ademola Ajayi and an unidentified man were victims of stray bullet from the Moniya fracas between the Nigeria Police Force and Okada riders of that axis in Ibadan, the Oyo state capital. The disturbing incident started on the 12th of December, 2016 and spilled over to today, the 13th of December, 2016. # CryForHelp

There was pandemonium at Moniya area of Ibadan Monday when a police man alleged killed one Okada rider over N50 bribe.
Two others were also shot by police officers attached to Moniya police station, Akinyele Local Government Ibadan in the confusion that ensued.
According to an eyewitness account, trouble started when an Okada rider who was flagged down by a police officer for carrying two passengers refused to stop but was hit with a baton on the head.
The Okada man was reported to have fell off the bike and died on the spot.
In annoyance, the sources further informed that the dead Okada rider’s colleagues headed towards the police station, threatening to burn down the division, but in an attempt to scare them off, the Police were alleged to have released tear gas unto the rampaging crowd and shot into the air to scare them.
Unfortunately, two members of the association were hit by the stray bullet, and are currently under intense treatment.
The development further increased the already tensed situation as people had to scamper for safety while the road was deserted as the effect of the tear gas forced people off the area .
When contacted, Oyo State Police Command Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Superintendent of Police, Adekunle Ajisebutu confirmed the death of the Okada rider, but denied being hit by the police.
According to Ajisebutu, “due to a stop and search embarked upon by the Police, an Okada rider who was carrying three passengers refused to stop as ordered by the security officers. While trying to escape, he ran into a big pot hole, he fell sustained injury and was rushed to a nearby hospital where he later died.
“As a result of this, other colleagues of the dead rider attacked an upcoming police patrol vehicle, and seized an AK-rifle which was later recovered. Not done with that, they headed straight to Moniya division police station, threatening to burn down the station.
“The DPO of the station briefed that five suspects were arrested. There was no incident of shooting at any of them or case of them sustaining any injury. Later, the DPO held a peaceful meeting with their association and NURTW around the area.
“Normalcy had since returned to the area as the Commissioner of Police enjoined the citizens to go about their normal duty without taken law into their hands.”

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ALIEN2000:
Actually, the arrangement is wrong My Dear,-saying Doing masters first then opting for Law School.
The Thing is A Masters program helps you restrict your interest to a SPECIALIZATION (*Pls take note). As against Law School which is Broader i.e Since The Nigerian Law school is of Two(2) parts---BAR I -For. "Foreign Student" or those who havn't done the elementary Course in a Nigerian University(Contract,Nig. Legal System,Land Law,Company Law et.al) and the Bar II-Comprising 5 courses at present-Company Law (This time much broader),Conveyancing and Legal Drafting, Criminal Litigation,Civil Litigation and Ethics.
Consequently, in your cause for a Legal Education All this are the Variables which come to play Viz a Viz Using a Degree in Political Science. Hence Your would need to Study under a University to get a Degree in law. The Good News here is that, you would start from 200Level in any Nigerian University. Then 1 Year Law School Programme. After which going for a Masters in Law would be more apt.

Thanks bro

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS DAY-
SHAME TO YOU SELF ACCLAIMED STUDENT COMRADES BY OMORILEWA TOMILOLA
Yesterday
November 17 was STUDENTS DAY all over the world and it making waves all around but to my deep surprise and regret, I noticed nothing is going on around the folks of students I belong to.
Your campaign during your elections is not what you've been orchestrating since you all have been in Office....*None of you all could pass any message to Nigeria Student.

WHAT A SHAME
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No sensitization programs
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No seminar
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Nothing and Nothing.

I had to wait to actually know if you will address Nigeria Students on this day but to my surprise with all your Grammars during the election so No plans for student, all you aimed at is the SEAT and riding the ALUTA JET ,moving from One politicians office to another,perpetuating your ways into them,Shopping,flooding your Facebook wall with Pictures......Oh what a world I remember the word of Pastor Chris Okotie...Student unionism is dead.
I conclude my anotto that you all don't know what student means.

Am still coming.....
#Apostle
#MEGA

After studying political science, can it be use for Masters in Law and go to Law school after Masters ?

The change in the fee is quite much for the incoming 100level in this situation of Nigeria.

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How much will it cost me to construct a digital bill board

NEW LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL AREAS AND THEIR PROPOSED CAPITAL IN OYO STATE. 1. Akinyele East LG-Ikereku 2. Akinyele South LG-Igbo Oloyin 3. Lagelu West LG-Olorunda-Abaa 4. Ajorosun LG-Olodo 5. Isokan LG-Ajia 6. Akorede LG-Olode 7. Omi-Apata LG-Omi Adio 8. Are Latosa LG-Samoda 9. Ibadan East LG-Agugu 10. Oke-Badan North LG-Eleyele 11. IBadan South LG-Scout Camp 12. Ibadan West LG-Alesinloye 13. Lagelu North LG-Oyedeji 14. Akufo LG-Akufo 15.Irepodun LG-Ijokodo 16. Ibarapa North East LG-Lanlate 17. Ibarapa North West LG-Igangan 18. Afijio West LG-Ilora 19. Soro LG-Oke-Isunwin 20. Oyo South West LG-Aketan 21. Oyo South East LG-Apara Oyo 22. Ogbomoso Central LG-Oja-Igbo 23. Ogbomoso South-West LG-Ajegunle Ibapan 24. Ogo-Oluwa West LG-Odio-Oba Oja-Oba 25. Surulere North LG- Orile-Igbon 26. Surulere South LG-Oko 27. Oriire South LG-Ahoro Dada 28. Oriire LG-Olokoto 29. Asabari LG-Kinnikinni 30. Iwa LG-Ilero 31. Igangan LG-Iganna 32. Ifeloju LG-Ogboro 33. Atisbo South LG-Ago Are[b]NEW LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL AREAS AND THEIR PROPOSED CAPITAL IN OYO STATE. 1. Akinyele East LG-Ikereku 2. Akinyele South LG-Igbo Oloyin 3. Lagelu West LG-Olorunda-Abaa 4. Ajorosun LG-Olodo 5. Isokan LG-Ajia 6. Akorede LG-Olode 7. Omi-Apata LG-Omi Adio 8. Are Latosa LG-Samoda 9. Ibadan East LG-Agugu 10. Oke-Badan North LG-Eleyele 11. IBadan South LG-Scout Camp 12. Ibadan West LG-Alesinloye 13. Lagelu North LG-Oyedeji 14. Akufo LG-Akufo 15.Irepodun LG-Ijokodo 16. Ibarapa North East LG-Lanlate 17. Ibarapa North West LG-Igangan 18. Afijio West LG-Ilora 19. Soro LG-Oke-Isunwin 20. Oyo South West LG-Aketan 21. Oyo South East LG-Apara Oyo 22. Ogbomoso Central LG-Oja-Igbo 23. Ogbomoso South-West LG-Ajegunle Ibapan 24. Ogo-Oluwa West LG-Odio-Oba Oja-Oba 25. Surulere North LG- Orile-Igbon 26. Surulere South LG-Oko 27. Oriire South LG-Ahoro Dada 28. Oriire LG-Olokoto 29. Asabari LG-Kinnikinni 30. Iwa LG-Ilero 31. Igangan LG-Iganna 32. Ifeloju LG-Ogboro 33. Atisbo South LG-Ago Are[/b]NEW LOCAL GOVERNMENT DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL AREAS AND THEIR PROPOSED CAPITAL IN OYO STATE. 1. Akinyele East LG-Ikereku 2. Akinyele South LG-Igbo Oloyin 3. Lagelu West LG-Olorunda-Abaa 4. Ajorosun LG-Olodo 5. Isokan LG-Ajia 6. Akorede LG-Olode 7. Omi-Apata LG-Omi Adio 8. Are Latosa LG-Samoda 9. Ibadan East LG-Agugu 10. Oke-Badan North LG-Eleyele 11. IBadan South LG-Scout Camp 12. Ibadan West LG-Alesinloye 13. Lagelu North LG-Oyedeji 14. Akufo LG-Akufo 15.Irepodun LG-Ijokodo 16. Ibarapa North East LG-Lanlate 17. Ibarapa North West LG-Igangan 18. Afijio West LG-Ilora 19. Soro LG-Oke-Isunwin 20. Oyo South West LG-Aketan 21. Oyo South East LG-Apara Oyo 22. Ogbomoso Central LG-Oja-Igbo 23. Ogbomoso South-West LG-Ajegunle Ibapan 24. Ogo-Oluwa West LG-Odio-Oba Oja-Oba 25. Surulere North LG- Orile-Igbon 26. Surulere South LG-Oko 27. Oriire South LG-Ahoro Dada 28. Oriire LG-Olokoto 29. Asabari LG-Kinnikinni 30. Iwa LG-Ilero 31. Igangan LG-Iganna 32. Ifeloju LG-Ogboro 33. Atisbo South LG-Ago Are

Oyo State Governor, Senator Abiola Ajimobi, has again
appealed to striking workers in the state to suspend the
one-month-old industrial action, calling on their leaders to
meet with government representatives to share the
available fund in the state’s coffers.
The governor, who invoked the spirit of peace and dialogue,
made the appeal in an interview with journalists shortly
after observing prayers at the Eid ground on the occasion
of the Eid El-Fitr, in Ibadan, on Wednesday.
The governor stressed the need for labour to show
understanding by coming to a roundtable to discuss the
way forward on how the outstanding salaries of workers
could be paid as well as the new education initiative of the
state government.
Ajimobi said “"I am using this opportunity to call on labour
and all stakeholders in the state, including teachers,
workers, students, traders even the thugs and brigands to
come together and join hands with me to improve Oyo
State.
“Let us live peacefully among ourselves. We don’t want
anything else, but peace. Where there is peace, there will
be progress. Democracy is about dialogue, not about
fighting.
“We must come to the roundtable. So I am appealing to
labour to imbibe peace and dialogue. We will pay
outstanding salaries when we have the fund. But let them
come so that we can sit together to discuss how to
allocate the little money that we have now."
The governor admonished Muslim faithful across the
country to imbibe the lesson of the Holy month of
Ramadan in their daily affairs, urging them to guard against
returning to some of the sinful acts they dropped during
the fasting.
Ajimobi said, "We should not live differently from the way
we lived during Ramadan. We must obey the tenets of
Islam and its principles: to be nice to others, to be
accommodating, have the fear of God, tell the truths at all
times and avoid evil machinations and thuggery."
In his message, the Chief Imam of Ibadanland, Sheik
Abubaker Agbotomokekere, similarly called on all Muslims
not to go back to their sins which they left during the
month of Ramadan.
Harping on Islam as a religion of peace, the cleric urged
Muslim adherents to live peacefully with brethren from
other faiths and avoid utterances and actions capable of
stoking the ember of religious crisis in any part of the
state.
Agbotomokekere prayed for the sustenance of peace,
progress and development of the state.
--
OYSG Communication Team

The student Union election is going on... S.U.G Presidential aspirant are : Aridiogo David pka Aruson from Faculty of Engineering Akeredolu from Management science Enupo (incumbent gen sec) from Social science Portugal from sciences Clement from education (faculty with largest student) More update soon.......

LETTER TO LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT ON ABROGATION OF STREET HAWKING : CONSEQUENCES AND DANGER AHEAD BY OMORILEWA TOMILOLA Your Excellency Sir, I appreciate your concern towards the betterment of life of every Lagosian; your performance within the few months of assumption as the Lagos State Governor is an assurance of a better life for Lagos and Lagosians in years to come. I say more powers to your elbow sir! It no longer a news that the Lagos State Government under your instructions has abrogated street hawking in Lagos State, yet, I hope you would reverse your decision after reading my passionate Letter as a child who had the opportunity of Tertiary Education through hawking enterprise. Hawking is a common phenomenon among petty traders who vend and offer goods for sale via advertisement-by- shouting. In some major cities of Nigeria, it has become an Enterprise or a Craft through which poor people get their daily meals. Indeed, I would have supported your opinion to abrogate hawking, especially when we consider the risk and danger attributed to underage hawking in Lagos. It is true there had been occurrences where young hawkers were kidnapped for ritual purposes, where female hawkers were raped, where some were killed by hit-and-run vehicles on the highway, where some had been used in syndicate crimes, etc. Yet, it must be said that Hawking is an oxygen through which some people live, remove it and so many people will die; so many destinies will shatter. Ironically, there are so many great people in power today who have been clamouring for the abrogation of street hawking, who were trained to greatness by their hawking parents. Government can not provide everything for the people. It should be noted therefore that the people also have responsibilities to sustain themselves. Take for example, Education has become expensive; it is even more expensive now as against the assurances of free education and scholarship we anticipated. And now that it is clear that the Government is not interested in providing support services for the people, won't it be tantamount to a sin if the other means of livelihood of the people who wishes to be educated is taking away from them? If i may ask these few questions sir: 1. What other alternative means of living have you devised for these hawking-dependants? 2. What palliative measures have you put in place for these hawkers to cushion down the consequential effect of your decision sir? As we all know, high cost of living in Lagos-Nigeria has astronomically gone up. Life in Lagos has become so costly and the class of frustrated poor hawkers in Lagos may begin to seek solace in illegality if you refuse to reverse and modify your decision or if quick measures are not put in place to pacify them sir. I humbly urge you to quickly check into this matter before it boomerangs Your Excellency. Finally, let me suggest the following as ways forward: 1. Rather than totally abrogating the hawking enterprise in Lagos State, the State Government can insist on the prohibition of underage hawking while the adults can continue with their petty businesses and means of livelihood. 2. The Lagos State could bring up an agency such as the Lagos State Agency on Vending and Hawking (LASAVAH). This agency shall be saddled make policies and regulatory laws on conduct and activities of the vending Hawkers in Lagos. 3. The Lagos State Government can also embark on Hawkers Census through which it could have the statistical index of all hawkers in Lagos State, their data and location. It is my belief and conviction as young student of governance and public policy that these suggestions will in no small measure assist the Lagos State Government and the congregation of poor Lagos State Hawkers too. God bless you OMORILEWA VINCENT TOMILOLA 00 LEVEL STUDENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE EKSU, NIGERIA 7AB17784

loopman:
Hawk and go to jail in lagos.
If you want to hawk, go to any of the other 35 states and FCT where ypu can hawk without any hinderance.

will yu provide shelter for them ??

LETTER TO LAGOS STATE GOVERNMENT ON
ABROGATION OF STREET HAWKING : CONSEQUENCES
AND DANGER AHEAD
Your Excellency Sir,
I appreciate your concern towards the betterment of life of
every Lagosian; your performance within the few months of
assumption as the Lagos State Governor is an assurance of
a better life for Lagos and Lagosians in years to come. I
say more powers to your elbow sir!
It no longer a news that the Lagos State Government under
your instructions has abrogated street hawking in Lagos
State, yet, I hope you would reverse your decision after
reading my passionate Letter as a child who had the
opportunity of Tertiary Education through hawking
enterprise.
Hawking is a common phenomenon among petty traders
who vend and offer goods for sale via advertisement-by-
shouting. In some major cities of Nigeria, it has become an
Enterprise or a Craft through which poor people get their
daily meals. Indeed, I would have supported your opinion to
abrogate hawking, especially when we consider the risk and
danger attributed to underage hawking in Lagos. It is true
there had been occurrences where young hawkers were
kidnapped for ritual purposes, where female hawkers were
raped, where some were killed by hit-and-run vehicles on
the highway, where some had been used in syndicate
crimes, etc. Yet, it must be said that Hawking is an oxygen
through which some people live, remove it and so many
people will die; so many destinies will shatter. Ironically,
there are so many great people in power today who have
been clamouring for the abrogation of street hawking, who
were trained to greatness by their hawking parents.
Government can not provide everything for the people. It
should be noted therefore that the people also have
responsibilities to sustain themselves. Take for example,
Education has become expensive; it is even more expensive
now as against the assurances of free education and
scholarship we anticipated. And now that it is clear that
the Government is not interested in providing support
services for the people, won't it be tantamount to a sin if
the other means of livelihood of the people who wishes to
be educated is taking away from them?
If i may ask these few questions sir:
1. What other alternative means of living have you devised
for these hawking-dependants?
2. What palliative measures have you put in place for these
hawkers to cushion down the consequential effect of your
decision sir?
As we all know, high cost of living in Lagos-Nigeria has
astronomically gone up. Life in Lagos has become so costly
and the class of frustrated poor hawkers in Lagos may
begin to seek solace in illegality if you refuse to reverse and
modify your decision or if quick measures are not put in
place to pacify them sir.
I humbly urge you to quickly check into this matter before it
boomerangs Your Excellency.
Finally, let me suggest the following as ways forward:
1. Rather than totally abrogating the hawking enterprise in
Lagos State, the State Government can insist on the
prohibition of underage hawking while the adults can
continue with their petty businesses and means of
livelihood.
2. The Lagos State could bring up an agency such as the
Lagos State Agency on Vending and Hawking (LASAVAH).
This agency shall be saddled make policies and regulatory
laws on conduct and activities of the vending Hawkers in
Lagos.
3. The Lagos State Government can also embark on
Hawkers Census through which it could have the statistical
index of all hawkers in Lagos State, their data and location.
It is my belief and conviction as young student of
governance and public policy that these suggestions will in
no small measure assist the Lagos State Government and
the congregation of poor Lagos State Hawkers too.
God bless you
OMORILEWA VINCENT TOMILOLA
00 LEVEL STUDENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE
EKSU, NIGERIA
7AB17784

Larynx:
Chai... Brother fear God in ur post when u seeking for help o... The same Lautech u said neglected donated a huge sum of money for him, over 400k was donated from his faculty and even the vice Chancellor himself has paid him a courtesy visit... Ah ahn... Bros, stop posting rubbish on social media plsss.... Infact, the surgery was done successfully.... O ga gan ooooo.....

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this post was before much argument and pleading with vc am not saying student ......

Mr seun please help put @fp

Apostlevincent:
Good morning friends,
Edward Ogunniran was a student of LAUTECH, Ogbomoso
from the department of Transport Management (former
president FAMASSA). He needs our help as he is in a very
critical condition. He was knocked down by an unknown
vehicle (hit and run car ) on the evening of Thursday 19th
May, 2016 and he is still unconscious till now.
He needs 1.5 million naira to begin treatment. Pls any help
you can render will be highly appreciated....
Here is his brother's account number OGUNNIRAN TUNDE
0049761679 GTB.....No amount is too small. #saveEdward.
I honestly hate to do this, but Edward has left me with no
choice. He was a member of Anglican Students'
Fellowship. For verification purpose, he's currently at Molly
Specialist Hospital at Idi-Ape, in Ibadan, Oyo state.
Please help this young man.
FYI: He just graduated and he was probably in school for
his final clearance. The same LAUTECH that kept him on
campus until that fateful day has refused to assist. They
said he is a graduate and no longer a student of the
institution.
He was rushed to Lautech teaching hospital, but he was
not attended to because they were on strike. They from
there took him to Bowen Teaching Hospital, but they
wouldn't accept him too. They said his case was critical
and hence referred him to UCH. They journeyed to UCH, in
his poor state, but UCH wouldn't accept him either......fin
ally they took him to Molly Specialist Hospital where they
demanded 1.5m before anything can be done. Please help
this young man. Please.
Thank you.
This is not a scam. You can contact me personally for
more info or to verify the info.

Good morning friends, Edward Ogunniran was a student of LAUTECH, Ogbomoso from the department of Transport Management (former president FAMASSA). He needs our help as he is in a very critical condition. He was knocked down by an unknown vehicle (hit and run car ) on the evening of Thursday 19th May, 2016 and he is still unconscious till now. He needs 1.5 million naira to begin treatment. Pls any help you can render will be highly appreciated.... Here is his brother's account number OGUNNIRAN TUNDE 0049761679 GTB.....No amount is too small. #saveEdward. I honestly hate to do this, but Edward has left me with no choice. He was a member of Anglican Students' Fellowship. For verification purpose, he's currently at Molly Specialist Hospital at Idi-Ape, in Ibadan, Oyo state. Please help this young man. FYI: He just graduated and he was probably in school for his final clearance. The same LAUTECH that kept him on campus until that fateful day has refused to assist. They said he is a graduate and no longer a student of the institution. He was rushed to Lautech teaching hospital, but he was not attended to because they were on strike. They from there took him to Bowen Teaching Hospital, but they wouldn't accept him too. They said his case was critical and hence referred him to UCH. They journeyed to UCH, in his poor state, but UCH wouldn't accept him either......fin ally they took him to Molly Specialist Hospital where they demanded 1.5m before anything can be done. Please help this young man. Please. Thank you. This is not a scam. You can contact me personally for more info or to verify the info.