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Latest News on ASUU Strike 2013:
November Edition!
There was a hive on the 16th of
November, where there were reports
that the Academic Staff Union of
Universities, ASUU was to hold it's
National Executives Committee
meeting, however, the union leader of
university of Ibadan, Dr. Olusegun
Ajiboye has claimed that the union has
not plan to hold any of this meetings!
According to the union leader of
university of Ibadan, Dr. Olusegun
Ajiboye claimed that stories which
made the rounds on Saturday, that the
National Executive Council, NEC, would
hold an emergency meeting in Kano,
were false and untrue. Read full story here. www.daillybook..com/2013/11/latest-news-on-ASUU-strike-2013.html?m=1

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Men in India are already beginning to
celebrate as the annual Assam Rape
Festival is just days away. Every non-
married girl age 7-16 will have the
chance to flee to safety or get raped.
Madhuban Ahluwalia who heads up the
annual festival told reporters why the
event is so important. "This is a long
time tradition in Assam dating back
thousands of years," says Ahluwalia.
"We rape the evil demons out of the
girls, otherwise they will cheat on us
and we will be forced to kill them. So it
is necessary for everyone."
The Assam Festival began in 43 BC
when Baalkrishan Tamil Nadu raped
everyone in his village of Doomdooma.
Baalkrishan Tamil Nadu is remembered
every year at this event, in fact the
trophy given to the man with the most
rapes is called "The Baalkrishan".
24-year-old Harikrishna Majumdar told
reporters that he has been training all
year for this event. "I'm going to get
the
most rapes this year. I've been
practicing all year. I rape my sister and
her friends every day. I will be rape
superstar number one! I will get the
Baalkrishan prize this year for sure!"
12-year-old Jaitashri Majumdar told
reporters she almost made it through
last year's festival without getting
raped. "I came so close to not getting
raped. I almost got to the 'rape-free-
zone' at the edge of town, but at the
last minute 9 men jumped on me and
raped me. Luckily I am just recovering
now so I can participate in this year's
events, otherwise I would be put to
death by stoning."
34-year-old Brian Barnett from Toronto
who is visiting Assam on business told
reporters he will be missing the
festivities this year. "My company did
not tell me anything about a rape
festival happening while I was here. Are
you serious, a rape festival? I'm getting
the f*ck out of this backwards country
tonight.". India is second in reported
rapes in the
world only behind the United States,
though critics are quick to point out
that
is only because most rapes in India
go unreported. Source: www.daillybook..com/2013/11/daillybook-blogrape-any-girl-on-sight.html?m=1

Suspected ritualists invaded a public
health centre in Ado-Ekiti, the Ekiti
State capital, in the wee hours of
Saturday, demanding a day old baby. It
was learnt that five suspected ritualists
went to a health centre in Irona
Quarters around 12:30am. An official of
Ado-Ekiti Local Government Council
said: “The hospital workers tried to
convince them that babies delivered in
the last one week had been discharged,
but their explanations fell on deaf ears.
They were dealt with mercilessly. This
angered them and they beat up the
medical personnel. They ransacked the
wards and left when they did not find
any baby.” She said one of the victims
sustained a leg injury and was
receiving treatment at an undisclosed
hospital in Ado-Ekiti. During his visit to
the centre, the Council Chairman, Mr.
Tope Olanipekun, described the attack
as “the height of callousness”.
Olanipekun said: “The incident actually
happened and we are taking steps to
forestall a recurrence. The doctor-in-
charge has reported the case at the
Okesa Police Station and we are
planning to fence all health centres and
strengthen security. “I have instructed
that night duty be suspended until
adequate security measures are put in
place. We have also advised that
expectant mothers in labour should be
referred to Okeyinmi Health Centre.”
Police spokesman Victor Olu-Babayemi
said the incident had not been officially
reported to the police. Source. www.daillybook..com/2013/11/newsritualists-storm-hospital-in-ekiti.html?m=1

In the gloom of a hilltop
cave in Nigeria where she was held
captive, Hajja had a knife pressed to
her throat by a man who gave her a
choice – convert to Islam or die.
Two gunmen from Boko Haram had
seized the Christian teenager in July as
she picked corn near her village in the
Gwoza hills, a remote part of
northeastern Nigeria where a six-
month-old government offensive is
struggling to contain an insurgency by
the al Qaeda-linked Islamist group.
In a new development, Boko Haram is
abducting Christian women whom it
converts to Islam on pain of death and
then forces into "marriage" with
fighters – a tactic that recalls Joseph
Kony's Lord's Resistance Army in the
jungles of Uganda.
The three months Hajja spent as the
slave of a 14-strong guerrilla unit,
cooking and cleaning for them before
she escaped, give a rare glimpse into
how the Islamists have changed tack in
the face of Nigerian military pressure.
"I can't sleep when I think of being
there," the 19-year-old told Reuters,
recounting forced mountain marches,
rebel intelligence gathering – and
watching her captors slit the throats of
prisoners Hajja had helped lure into a
trap. Nigerian security officials say the
Islamists have pulled back after army
assaults since May on their bases on
the semi-desert plain and are now
sheltering in the Mandara mountains,
along the Cameroon border around the
city of Gwoza. From the hills they have
been launching increasingly deadly
attacks.
The rugged mountain terrain – as fellow
al Qaeda allies found in Afghanistan –
has proven an advantageous base for a
movement that once styled itself the
"Nigerian Taliban" and sees all non-
Muslims as infidels who must convert
or
be killed.
The United States designated Boko
Haram a terrorist group on Wednesday.
Western governments are increasingly
concerned about the wider threat posed
by the group, which wants to create an
Islamic state in a religiously mixed
country of 170 million and which has
ties with al Qaeda's north African wing.
Hajja's account of how Boko Haram has
adapted and survived in recent months
underlines the difficulties governments
in the region face. The spread of the
threat was underscored by the kidnap
on Thursday of a French priest in
Cameroon, an attack France believes
may have involved Boko Haram.
The following day, Nigerian troops
raided a base for the group in the
Gwoza hills. The army said it killed 29
Boko Haram fighters and was "closing
in" on the rebels.
The group, whose name broadly
translates as "Western education is
sinful", has killed thousands during a
four-year insurgency against the
Nigerian state, targeting the police and
armed forces as well as politicians and
then turning on Christians in the
predominantly Muslim north of the
country.
The military offensive launched in mid-
May, and the fact that large numbers of
civilian vigilantes have supported it,
has triggered a fierce backlash against
local people by Boko Haram. The
militants have killed hundreds in the
past few weeks, including in massacres
of school children.
The Islamists dragged Hajja along
rocky
mountain paths and slept in caves in
the hills, a landscape unfamiliar to
most
Nigerian soldiers, recruited from the
plains.
She ceremonially converted to Islam,
cooked for the men, carried
ammunition
during an attack on a police outpost
and was about to be married to one of
the insurgents before she managed to
engineer a dramatic escape. She says
she was not raped.
"If I cried, they beat me. If I spoke, they
beat me. They told me I must become a
Muslim but I refused again and again,"
Hajja told Reuters in an interview. Her
family name is withheld to protect
relatives still living in the Gwoza area.
"They were about to slaughter me and
one of them begged me not to resist
and just before I had my throat slit I
relented. They put a veil on me and
made me read from the Koran," she
said in the Nigerian capital, Abuja,
where she is now living.
At least a dozen teenagers like her
remain in captivity, Michael Yohanna, a
councilor in Gwoza's local government
told Reuters. Some have married
commanders, recalling Kony's LRA,
which abducted thousands of "wives" in
a 20-year war in Uganda before a truce
in 1986. Kony remains a fugitive.
A man called Ibrahim Tada Nglayike led
the group Hajja was with. On one
mission, Hajja was sent to stand in a
field near a village to attract the
attention of civilians working with the
army. When five men approached her,
they were ambushed.
"They took them back to a cave and
tied them up. They cut their throats,
one at a time," Hajja said. "I thought
my heart would burst out of my chest,
because I was the bait."
Among those who did the killing was
the Muslim wife of the leader Nglayike,
the only other woman in the band of
fighters.
Reuters verified Hajja's account of
having been abducted with
independent figures in the region. Boko
Haram shuns the media and none of its
members could be contacted for
comment.
Hajja says the long-bearded insurgents
lived a basic lifestyle, eating corn,
millet
and occasionally meat from animals
they stole and which she slaughtered.
The group, armed with AK-47 rifles and
pistols stolen from police they killed,
moved every day around the hills to
avoid being tracked by the army and
slept in the caves to shelter from the
cold and for protection against air
assaults.
"They didn't use phones but they had a
radio," Hajja said.
"They would listen to BBC Hausa or
Voice of America and jump and shout if
they heard about Boko Haram attacks.
You can check her pics in here source:www.daillybook..com/2013/11/my-story-by-forced-bride-of-boko-haram.html?m=1

Activities at night clubs and bars in
some parts of Lagos State have positive
and negative influences. Lagos does
not lag behind when it comes to
grandiose shows. Some people would
even prefer to drum home this fact by
using the slogan, 'Eko for show', a
catchphrase for Lagos' high-flying
status. "At night clubs, one can
socialise and get useful business
connections. On the negative, they can
promote extreme indulgence in
alcoholism and sexual escapades.
There is a tendency for one to consume
more alcoholic drinks than required.
Commercial sex workers also loiter
around such places. Someone who
lacks self control may be tempted to
want to have a feel of anyone of
them."Punch's GBENGA ADENIJI
reports that this love for spectacle is
noticeable in the merriment which club
houses in the state dish out from time
to time. The state government once
said residents of the state spend over
N1bn on parties and entertainment
every month. Every week, there is
usually a place for fun seekers to hang
out in various parts of the metropolis.
In fact, there are now night clubs in
some residential areas. It is not
unusual these days to see fun spots
springing up where residential
buildings were once erected. From
Ikeja, Surulere, Oshodi, Akowonjo,
Iyana Ipaja, Abule Egba, Ogba to
Ikorodu and other areas in the state,
Friday is usually a special day. On this
day, music blares from every nook and
cranny till dawn. The fun, which starts
midweek in some parts, reaches a
crescendo on Friday. Some singers,
especially those in the hip hop and juju
genres, have even made special
releases on the importance of Friday in
the start of a weekend of merry-
making. As it rocks in Lagos, the same
happens in Port Harcourt, Abuja and
other notable cities in the country.
Drinks of all types usually accompany
the entertainment. A recent data has
shown Nigeria as one of the leading
countries with high champagne
consumption. A dispatch rider, Henry
Smith, who was sighted at a night club
in Iyana Ipaja area of Lagos State, said
siting relaxation centres within
residential areas have some merits and
demerits. He said apart from noise
pollution and security threat which
they could pose to such areas, they
provide on-the-move relaxation to
residents. Smith further said the level
of noise from worship centres could
sometimes be more than what
emanates from night clubs. He said,
"These club houses pay all manner of
taxes to local governments in their
domains. They employ security men to
ensure orderliness. Some people even
feel safe when they get to a place and
see a night club there. The people
trooping into the club and the noise
coming out from there often light up
the environment. Nigeria is a place
where people work hard to survive. You
can imagine what the situation will be
if there are no places to unwind." He
added that fun spots could attract
people of questionable characters into
a neighbourhood thereby endangering
the safety of occupants. A worker with
an international courier company,
Rotimi Oyeneyin, described night clubs
as venues for extreme fun seekers to
unwind. He said even though there was
nothing bad in hanging out in a club
after a hard day's job, it could be
extreme when one stayed throughout
the night. Oyeneyin added that night
clubs could encourage alcoholism and
sexual recklessness. He also said
besides the huge noise pollution from
night clubs, there had been cases of
auto crashes arising from drunkenness
of people coming from such places.
Oyeneyin said, "But one cannot rule out
the fact that night clubs are best places
to relax after working so hard. Apart
from relaxing, one can meet individuals
who can lead one to meaningful
business deals." A banker, who lives on
Jonathan Coker in New Oko-Oba, Lagos,
Princewill George, expressed
displeasure over the building of night
clubs within residential areas.
According to him, such club houses
only harbour criminals whose activities
make residents uncomfortable. George
said, "I know what I experience every
night with the noise pollution from
night clubs in my area. On weekends,
males and females besiege the clubs to
enjoy. Cars are often parked
haphazardly on the road, with music
playing at a deafening level." Also, a
resident in Oke-Ira, Ogba, whose house
is near a night club, Mr. Alphonsus
Edward, said he hardly sleeps every
Friday. He stated that he struggles to
cope with a noise from the speakers of
the club and that of a record seller few
metres away from his house. Edward
said, "I know that listening to music is
one of the ways customers in the club
enjoy themselves. But I do not think it
is necessary for the music to filter to
those who are outside the club.I
wonder how those inside the club enjoy
the noise because it even disturbs
those outside." If you frequent night
clubs, make sure you watch you back,
as there are some guys who are out to
"loot"? Check The Pictures in the source below www.daillybook..com/2013/11/see-mess-going-on-in-some-night-clubs.html?m=1

A man who cooked his own Instruments
and then served it to guests in a
Japanese restaurant has been charged
with indecent exposure.
Mao Sugiyama, 23, had his penis and
testicles surgically removed by a
doctor.
His cut off genitals had been certified
free of infection and frozen for two
months before being served at a
banquet in Suginami, a residential area
in western Tokyo.
He charged the guests around $250 per
person to eat the food that was
decorated with mushrooms and parsley.
He Tokyo Metropolitan Police
Department charged Sugiyama and
three others who helped organize the
event with criminal charges.
Sugiyama who describes himself as an
asexual illustrator could not be charged
for the sale of his genitals as there is no
law against cannibalism in Japan. If
convicted of indecent exposure,
Sugiyama, who also had his nipples
removed, could be jailed by up to two
years and receive a fine of up to $
32,000.
Mao, who goes by the nickname of HC,
said he had initially considered eating
his own penis but instead decided to
serve it to others. He cooked the
genitals, which were removed, shortly
after his 22nd birthday, while being
supervised by a chef.
Guests were required to sign a waiver
so he would not be held responsible if
they became ill. In announcing the
event on Twitter for the first time he
offered to cook his penis for $1200.
However, ultimately, he decided to
divide the food among six people.
"The organs were surgically removed at
age 22. I tested to be free of venereal
diseases. The body parts are of normal
function. I was not treated with female
hormone.
I will first consider one buyer, or else I
will consider selling to a group. You can
requests to your favorite location. If you
have any questions, please contact me
by email or DM,” he wrote on twitter.
In total, about 70 people attended the
event at the Tokyo Suginami. While five
people ate the genitals of Mao
Sugiyama, the others ate meat or
crocodile. Check his picture in the source below source:www.daillybook..com/2013/11/man-who-cooked-and-served-his-own.html?m=1

This ugly incident happen somewhere
in kogi state. A man return home from
work only to find his beautiful wife
making love to his best friend on their
matrimonial bed. See the shocking
scene only brought one thing to his
mind, to beat the hell out of her. After
enough beating with annoyance he
mistakenly pierced a knife in one of her
eyes. View pictures in the site below source www.daillybook..com/2013/10/too-bad-husband-stabs-wife-in-eyes-for.html?m=1

Nollywood
actress and producer of award winning
movie, Jenifa, Funke Akindele, may be
rich, famous and widely celebrated, but
something is still missing in her life:a
husband. The actress whose nine
months old marriage
toKennyOloyedecrashed about three
months ago, bared her mind recently
when she said she would want to settle
down fast and start bearing children,
seeing that age is not on her side. In
her mid-30s, Funke said she is praying
to God for her own man soon. "Man
proposes and God disposes," she said,
waxing spiritual, "so people should
keep their fingers crossed and pray for
me to meet the bone of the bone of my
bone and the flesh of my flesh and not
somebody else. "It is one of my dreams
to bear children soon and I believe it
will come to pass soon. Once I start my
home, I hope to cut down on acting so
that I can give my family more
attention," she says. "Some of my
mates have more than three kids
today,"Funkelaments, again going
spiritual; "Perhaps, this is how God
wants me to be for now. When the time
comes, and that time could be anytime,
I hope to put acting on hold for a
family." She also has a word for all
those guys who are scared of asking for
her hand in marriage: "To all the guys
scared of approaching me for marriage,
I say, you don't have to let inferiority
complex overwhelm you. If God says
you are the right person for me, then
nothing will stop it." And for those of ya
that didnt know funke is now almost
38years old Source www.daillybook..com/2013/10/too-bad-husband-stabs-wife-in-eyes-for.html?m=1

Algeria football legend Rabah Madjer
holds a strong view that the Super
Eagles have already qualified for the
Brazil 2014 Fifa World Cup.
The 54 year old who made 87
appearances for the Desert Foxes and
played a key role in FC Porto's
European
Cup triumph in 1987 is of theopinion
that it will be a wild goose chase for the
East Africans to upset the reigning
African champions in Calabar.
"In view of its success in Ethiopia, the
second leg will be a mere formality for
Nigeria, also one of the greatest football
nations on the continent," he told
cafonline.
"This is a team that has always been a
danger to opponents. Ethiopia has
made tremendous progress in recent
years, but in my opinion it is not
enough.
"Nigerian players are superior and
Stephen Keshi has done a great job to
bring his team to the top."
When asked to pick his choice of five
African teams that will eventually make
it to Brazil, the former Algerian national
team handler predicted three West
African nations to fly Africa's flag.
"I hope Algeria will ge there and it has
the potential to do so. Though it is my
wish to also see Tunisia go through, I
believe Cameroon will eventually
snatch the ticket to Brazil.
"In principle Ghana, Nigeria and Cote
d'Ivoire should have no problem
confirming their tickets," Madjah
added. Source Vanguard Nigeria
www.daillybook..com/2013/11/news-should-forget-brazil-madjer.html?m=1

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