ust this Eveninq at about 3:10pm, DANGOTE Trailer hit Bus wey contain
Students wey dey come back from Benin - Auchi for Aviele express way...
With The report wey we gather, Na only 2 Student Survive Out of 15
Persengers, the remaining 13 Die instantly...

Due to this Accident, Thousands of Student fall Out the arena, dem Burn the
Trailer wey hit the student... Some other thousands of Student open fire for
Opposite Hostel Gate as dem catch another Innocent Dangote Trailer,, Beat the
Driver, Break d Glass, Put Fire for the Trailer...

With the Intervention of LARRY-K (Chief Security Officer) and Our SUG
PRESIDENT elect D-COMRADE wey come Talk to student before dem off the
Innocent Trailer fire...

LARRY K Open Tear Gas to drive student comot for Road wen the Matter wan
cause Riot,, But the Tear-Gas affect one Female SLT student wey dey Ashmatic
and the Girl dey Cough seriously,, Some group of guys have to accompany the
Girl to her room with Immediate FIRST AID...

With the report wey Our source gather, THE EX-SUG EXCO'S Led by # 9ICE
no the Around to Handle the Situation, but we go Send Info to them right
away...

Managements go try go Identify the Victims of the Accident and thier Dept before
Tuesday so as to allow their Parents know as soon as Possible, MAY THEIR
GENTLE SOUL REST IN PERFECT PEACE...

....DETAILS TOMORROW 8AM....


source: http://www.naijamod.com/accident-in-auchi-poly-sunday-6th-september-2015-news/

D’banj has revealed why he stalled his plans to get married at 30. The singer who has been linked to several beauties revealed to Saturday Beats “While growing up, there were some goals I set for myself and at 35; I have accomplished most of them. Sadly, I have not accomplished the primary goals.
The main one is marriage. By now, I thought I would have been married. I had always thought I would have a child before the age of 30. That fantasy did not become a reality because I wanted to strengthen my brand. I wanted to be sure that I was on the right path career-wise because as a kid, you need to crawl before you can walk and eventually run. I wanted to be sure I surpass all boundaries and reach a certain stage where I can easily balance my work and family. That is the main reason why I am not married.”
He however said that he is proud of his other achievements as they have surpassed his widest imaginations.He said “Apart from marriage, one other thing I desire to have is the Grammy but that is already in the pipeline and it would be acquired soon. I didn’t know I would meet Kanye West while I was dreaming big as a child. But I dreamt that I would go places and people would hear my song all over the world. I also dreamt that Caucasians would dance to my music. I dreamt I would top music charts across the world and all that has happened.
I have dreamt of performing in front of thousands of people on a global stage and I have achieved that. For all these I am grateful to God,”
Source: www.naijamod.com

What do you think, guys? The APC is now being haunted by the saying, “When you point one finger, there are three fingers pointing back at you.” If it knew, it wouldn’t have accused Goodluck Jonathan of running a very corrupt government. Most times, we forget to listen to the voice of reason that says, “Look in the mirror, brother. You might just be talking about yourself.”

It is now clear that the APC focused on the speck in Jonathan’s eye and ignored the log in their own eyes.” Who would have thought that just few weeks into a new regime in Lagos State, Fashola would be engulfed with the following accusations – Drilling of just two bore holes with N139m, remodelling and equipping of the official residence of the state’s Chief Judge at N510m, reconstructing of a car park with N640m, spending N300m to relocate cables, N175m to replace the railings of a pedestrian bridge, N220m on the facility management of the Lagos State University College of Medicine, N619m on surface repair of a road, N1.2bn on the construction of an unidentified multi- storey building, N1.6bn on the construction of a 48-bedroom hotel.

These things don’t seem like what a person as intelligent as the former governor would do; especially for those of us who regard him as one of the very few bright spots of our democracy. In fact, I am still of the belief that in the annals of corrupt governors in Nigeria, his place remains to be seen.

But the question here is, can the Lagos State government come out with such weighty accusations without having evidence to back them up? It was in the papers that “some in the former governor’s circle” are worried he might face charges.

If that happens and if he is found guilty and if it results in conviction and if he ends up in prison-yes, four ifs-then considering his achievements in Lagos State, all other former governors from other states (especially the eastern states) should have long since been in jail awaiting his company. But yet again, does any governor go to jail in Nigeria? Over drinks at a bar around Omole Estate, Ikeja last Monday, a friend who works in one of the ministries at Alausa laughed as he finished off his beer. “Everything’s messed up, and nobody goes to jail,” he said. “Etcetera, that’s your whole article right there. Hell, you don’t even have to write anything more. Just write that.”

I put down my phone. “Just that?” “That’s right,” he said, signalling to the waitress for the cheque. “Everything’s messed up, and nobody goes to jail. You can end the piece right there.” Sounds funny but sincerely, “Nobody goes to jail” should be the mantra of our democracy, one that has seen virtually almost every public office holder embroiled in obscene criminal scandals — and nobody went to jail. Nobody, that is, except Alamieyeseigha, and that was probably because of the attention he brought on the nation as a result of his dress sense from the UK.

And the Federal Government has apologised for the mistake by granting him full pardon. If Fashola is found guilty of these allegations, he should face the music. That’s the way the system is supposed to work. But a veritable mountain of evidence indicates that when it comes to government officials, the justice system not only buckles at punishing criminals, it has actually evolved into a highly effective mechanism for protecting them.

This institutional reality has absolutely nothing to do with politics or ideology — it takes place no matter who’s in office or which party is in power.

To understand how the machinery functions, you have to look back, at least, at Obasanjo’s time in Aso Rock, as case after case of financial malfeasance was pursued too slowly or not at all. Indeed, the shocking pattern of no enforcement with regard to corrupt public officials is so deeply ingrained in our democracy that it raises a profound and difficult question about the very nature of our society: whether we have created a class of people whose misdeeds are no longer perceived as crimes, almost no matter what those misdeeds are.

The Justice Department has evolved into a bizarre species of social surgeon serving this untouchable class.

Source: http://www.naijamod.com/can-fashola-really-go-to-jail-etcetera-writes/

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Nigerian comic actor, John Okafor aka Mr Ibu lost his aged mother on Saturday, April 18, 2015.


In a recent chat with Daily Independent, Mr Ibu revealed how much he missed his mother; he says she’s every good thing he has and the one behind his successful career so far.
He said,
“I will miss everything about my mother because aside God, she is the source of every good thing that I have and I am. She died at age 90 but I wished she had lived for 50 more years.”
He shared the last moments he had with mother before she died.
“I saw her last about two weeks ago and she was so happy because we marked her 90th birthday. She was so happy and that was the last time she saw many people around her,”