so i came across this tweet of live maggots inside a properly branded and unexpired cowbell product. cowbell chocolate to be precised!this is not the first time brands take their customers for granted, especially in this part of the world, i call gross misconduct and negligence .......stuffs that will never happen in advanced country.

So a thought just crossed my mind as this is not the first time naija brands make this kind of silly mistakes especially at the expense of people's life(the consumers i mean) i mean what if people had actually ingested this stuff. this is a very huge disappointment on the part of Promasidor who is the parent company of cowbell . i can barely even start to imagine the kind of health issues it would cause to anybody who had taken the product. of course this is just one case we are seeing how many other cases do we know might have happened to many people who maybe did not have access to the internet or do not have a platform on which they could share their experience.

This is a call to the populace. we may not be able to take this to court,but of course we can always seek public opinion and public actions against this kind of nonchalance. i personally feel the family involved should be compensated for probable health damages. i mean surprise is an understatement; how can a maggot be in a sealed product that is supposed to be sold in the market(when it has not expired ) i am sending a DM to the guy who tweeted the stuff to know more about this. This might be a little bit personal for me because i actually know of someone who died of food poisoning last year and what he ate was not even as gross as "ants-and-maggots-in-cowbell-sachet".

please check the tweet, comment and also retweet. https://twitter.com/ChimaNweke/status/983262218547597312?s=19

Ambode is working.

Damn!

Tomboy

His wife is really really pretty

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Why is he keeping her waiting?

(in davido's voice)...
Omo ki lo kan mi....just don't wanna waste mb

Gold wristwatch?
I thought it was customized iPhone....
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What a pathetic story ...........

Iamsynord:
Do you Want to have a Good Laugh by listening to Nigerian Music.??
These Artistes are the ones you should listen to.i guaranteed you will definitely smile after Listening to one or two of their tracks.
1) Seriki - The former alapomeji act and Indigenous rapper is one of the most hilarious Rappers in the industry.One may have no choice than to giggle at one or two lines of any of his Tracks.
Lines Like " Money speaking keep quiet.now am eating balanced diet. I have killed chicken. The intestine is in the kitchen .
2) Falz- The Lawyer Turn Rapper is known for his hilarious Skits which as come to bear in his style of music and delivery.With a deliberately funny accent and hilarious lines,you will definately have a good laugh
Listening to tracks like Marry Me.Ello Bae.jamb question remix and Karishika.
3) Vic O - The Self acclaimed King of Rap coincidentally is also a Comedian. So one may not surprised he incorporated comedy into his Style of Rap and Lyrics. " I killed the beat and Cook it for my fans to eat " ..Tracks like After Party .Meek Mill / Drake and many other tracks will surely make u roll on d ground with laughter.
4) Dbanj - Since His Departure from Mo hits.Dbanj has become funnier and More hilarious with his Music. .With lines like " Ma gbe coast to coast..and dont tell me you want to eat nandos "..
I show am d Koko she show me the Rodo .Shoprite no be leventis..Dbanj had always Stated he was an entertainer and not a musician.
5) Mr Raw - Mr Raw Nwane. .one of The Pioneers of Igbo indigeous Rapper is another rapper ,you cant do without smiling and even laughing at most of his Lyrics.With well delivered lines and Witty lyrics, Mr Raw Lines are relaxed.Well delivered and Sure to keep you entertained from tracks like obodo,spiritual conji etc
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So sad you didn't mention CDQ that guy's lines is nothing to write home about,falz is just trying to be different frm his fellow rappers by trying to be more hillarious.........HIT LIKE IF I TALK TRUTH

madridguy:
Where is her husband ?

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She has being divorced,dude

She looks so different and more beautiful ..........Nice picture,hard work frm the photographer

The non academic and senior staff union of Obafemi Awolowo University have refuted claims made by the university administration yesterday about the commencement and resumption of the above named bodies as well as the students.The press release below released today indicates that no agreement has been reached by either side.


Management Will See Us In Flying Colours On Tuesday –NASU OAU

By Adetula David

In reaction to the Circular issued by the management of Obafemi Awolowo University directing members of the Non Academic Staff Union (NASU) to resume work on or before next week Tuesday, the Union has said the management will get a desired response very early on Tuesday morning.

Aggrieved by the direction of the university management, the NASU chairman, Comrade Wole Odewunmi has ruled out the possibility of his members resuming back to work on Tuesday if the Management does not accede to their demands. In a telephone chat with our correspondent, Comrade Odewunmi asserts the NASU’s position as situation currently stands.

“Our reaction to it (Circular) will come next week Tuesday by the grace of God as early as possible because we have got the paper and we have prepared our own too.

“There is nothing of such (possibility of compliance to the management’s directive). On Tuesday morning, as early as possible, the University authority will see the NASU in flying colours... They will see us in flying and thick colour.

“I can promise you that on Tuesday morning, in this school, they will know that the NASU is part and parcel of this university.”

Comrade Odewunmi also denied reports that the NASU OAU has written to the Federal Government on the matter. According to him, the Union wants to exhaust all means to get to the desired point.

The NASU Chairman also confirmed their meeting with the Ooni of Ife. He said the meeting with Ooni allowed them to concede power and water supplies for 3 days. Comrade Odewunmi further denied reports credited to the University Public Relations Officer, Mr Biodun Olanrewaju that the Police dismantled their barricade. He said his members never mounted any barricade since they returned from the meeting with Ooni of Ife and as such no barricade was dismantled.

With this, the NASU seems not to have subscribed to the same page with the management yet. The question on the lips of many Great Ife students since the news of resumption date announcement filtered out has been; will lectures really resume on Tuesday when the NASU is yet to be settled? Tuesday is about four (4) days away from now.

The nature of two holes on the late Professor Festus Iyayi’s body gives life to
suspicions by his colleagues that he may have been shot
Along with grief, anger will be the dominant emotion when Professor Festus
Iyayi is buried this week in his hometown, Ugbegun in Edo State. The two
feelings have mixed, predictably with unsavoury outcomes, since the former
president of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, died on 12
November in an auto accident on the Lokoja-Abuja Expressway. Iyayi was
travelling to Kano in the company of three other ASUU members for a meeting
on the ongoing strike by members of the union when a police escort van in the
convoy of the Governor Idris Wada of Kogi State rammed into the bus the
university teachers were travelling. Iyayi died instantly, while three his
colleagues were seriously injured.
Wada, who was severely injured in an accident involving his convoy last year,
was widely criticised by ASUU and the wider public for his failure to learn from
his own experience and for allegedly failing to stop to assist the victims.
The escort vehicle was said to have veered off from its lane to hit the bus
bearing the ASUU members, a claim the Kogi State government denied.
The Nigeria Medical Association, NMA, called for an official inquiry into Iyayi’s
death and urged the Federal Road Safety Corps, FRSC, to curb the
recklessness of official convoys.
The FRSC also got a slice of the criticisms, following an accusation that it was
shielding the driver of the vehicle that smashed into the bus conveying Iyayi
and his colleagues.
One week after, ASUU dismissed the view that Iyayi’s death was accidental
and forcefully contested the official claim that his heart was pierced by a
strange object at the accident scene. The association pointedly blamed the
death on the government and “its agents”. In a statement issued by the
University of Benin chapter of the union, ASUU said Iyayi did not die in an
accident, but was “wilfully” murdered. The union said it will demand concrete
answers from the government for the alleged murder. It demanded that an
autopsy be performed on Iyayi’s corpse and warned government officials to
stay away from the burial.
“His burial should not be an avenue for government officials to score cheap
political points, as we will resist any state involvement in the burial,” the union
raved. Civil society groups in Edo State also demanded an inquiry into Iyayi’s
death.
Was Iyayi murdered? ASUU believes it has what constitutes prima facie
evidence to support its suspicion. Members of the union point to two holes,
one in the chest and another in the back, as offering a less than complicated
indication that Iyayi was shot. Photographs of Iyayi’s corpse obtained by this
magazine, show holes that look like entry and exit bullet holes.
The Joint Action Front, JAF, a coalition of labour organisations, accused the
government of masterminding Iyayi’s murder. A statement signed by its
president, Comrade Abiodun Aremu, said the circumstances of Iyayi’s death
are questionable.
The group believes that Iyayi was allegedly murdered to destabilise ASUU.
“We strongly believe that the assassination of Comrade Iyayi was carried out
by expert shooters in the cover of the Nigerian intelligence, reminiscent of the
state murder of Dele Giwa in 1986 and Kudirat Abiola in 1996,” the statement
said. JAF also alleged that the statement of Dr. Paul Amodu of the Specialist
Hospital in Lokoja, where Iyayi was rushed to, did not adequately explain the
piercing of Iyayi’s heart by a strange object.
Dr. Sylvester Akhaine, a Political Science lecturer at the University of Lagos, is
similarly persuaded. Akhaine alleged that the accident was invented as a
cover for the murder because ASUU’s struggles have made the government
hot under the collar. He argued that there was nothing at the accident scene
that could have drilled holes in Iyayi’s body. When told the coroner’s inquest
did not support his claims, Akhaine retorted: “The coroner’s report is not the
result of an autopsy. Until an autopsy is done, you cannot say anything to the
contrary.”
Writing in THE NATION, Dr. Ropo Sekoni, a retired teacher of Comparative
Literature, branded as incompetent Amodu’s claim that the piercing of Iyayi’s
heart must have been responsible for his death. “What is this medical talk
designed to achieve, a science-driven identification of etiology of death? Did
Dr. Amodu’s observations derive from the result of a post-mortem
examination?” Shekoni asked.
Dr. Ngozi Ilo and Dr. Sunny Iyalo, ASUU National Welfare Officer and Zonal
Coordinator respectively, who travelled with the deceased, also disputed the
claim that a metal object at the scene of the accident was responsible for the
holes on Iyayi’s body.
But how closely do the holes on Iyayi’s body resemble those made by bullets,
especially given that the one on the chest looks big? A retired army colonel
told TheNEWS that the holes have a high degree of consistency with those
made by bullets. “There is a 70 per cent probability that the man was
murdered and 30 per cent that it was an accident,” he said. If it was an
accident, he argued, the impact would have caused a squeeze, not neatly
drilled holes. He explained that a close-range shot from a pistol would cause
the bullet to enter an object, as it allegedly did Iyayi, and exit through the back.
“The big hole in the chest shows that it was a pistol. This is because the
wound a pistol creates is bigger at the entrance and smaller at the exit. But if
it was a Kalashnikov (AK47), it would be smaller at the entrance and bigger at
the exit,” he further explained. The retired officer added that AK47 bullets
gather momentum as they hit target, unlike pistol bullets, which create bigger
impact at the point of entry.
“There is the possibility of shooting in the confusion of the accident or that the
accident could have been contrived to cover up shots,” the retired colonel
told this magazine.
But did any of the survivors hear a shot before or after the crash? Not exactly,
but they are not ruling out the possibility that a gun may have gone off on
account of the impact created by the collision. This is because in all likelihood,
the vehicle responsible for the accident had heavily armed passengers. “I
heard the two vehicles collide. But given that it was a police vehicle, it is
possible that, as we usually notice, cops in the escort vehicles of governors
are always armed. So, anything could have happened on impact,” reasoned
Anthony Monye-Emima, Chairman, University of Benin ASUU branch. If that
was what happened, could Iyayi’s death be described as anything but
accidental? Obviously not.
Lawyer and former university teacher, Professor Itse Sagay, urged caution.
Sagay, who was sacked alongside Iyayi from the University of Benin by the
military regime of General Ibrahim Babangida in 1987, said: “Nobody can
pinpoint exactly what was responsible for the injury (the hole in the chest),
which I believe killed him. There was no piece of iron or sharp-edged object
found that could have done it. I believe the only solution to the problem is to
have a very thorough autopsy to determine the cause of death and from there,
one can then begin to build on what possibly could be responsible for his
death.”
Sagay added that since there is no doubt that Iyayi’s death was caused by
somebody in Governor Wada’s convoy, a case of murder or at the minimum,
manslaughter, could be established.
The Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, ascribed Iyayi’s death to criminal
negligence and executive recklessness. Abdulwaheed Omar, NLC President,
said the organisation will petition the National Human Rights Commission
should the federal and Kogi State governments refuse to take responsibility for
Iyayi’s death.

Codedrock: WHATS THE BIG DEAL HERE?? I was ordered to come out to the front of the whole class and raise up my hands and close my eyes before our vacation this last semester in ODUDUA UNIVERSITY ILE IFE, and it was my pleasure.. EVERYBODY is GONNA laugh at you and you are gonna be popular.

I am highly disappointed in you!I waz finking Odudua uni peeps will reason nd fink like oau peeps bt nw i c...U say derez no big deal in kneeling juz because of popularity?M SO SOWI 4 U!pple like u end up doin finz like rape,cultism,drugs,robbery juz to b popular...u ar so screwed.

We need to remove the log in our own before we start looking at the speck in some else's eye.

Wow! OAU!d skul dat used to be d greatest...nw a dumping grnd 4 babies...I remember one dat also happened when i waz in part 1 when a foetus was found in Yellow house...God help us!

Obafemi Awolowo University[OAU]will be celebrating their 50th anniversary begining from the 5th of Nov to the 10th of Nov 2012.Is it really worth celebrating?What is even great about the so called "GREAT IFE".Drop your comment here.

Obafemi Awolowo University Ile Ife Osun State will be celebrating its 50th anniversary from Monday the 5th of November 10th of November 2012.Is it really whorth celebrating?Drop your comments and views about what really is great about GREAT IFE!

They av nw turned striping pple naked and burning into punishment and childplay...d govt shuld take quick actions o.

...if d girlfrnd ad known ni...she shuld av stayed.