₦airaland Forum

Aminat508:
fynestboi Na u dey wear that blue jeans abi?

U tall small o

pheyikemi:
What's the relationship between OAU and OYO STATE @ Op, why can't they protest in their state - OSUN

christejames:
Fynestboi is like OAU did you 'strong thing' ooo, why are you always on their neck? ...be careful before those whose ox are being gored swoop into haunting and hounding you ooo... At topic: while is it that our government derives joy in owing its workers? Its appalling to say the least...

Salvation55:
If i chose osustech will it affect my futo admission

adedayourt:
pretty gal

nice words, blushing on her bhalf

The Edo State Police Command on Friday said it has uncovered the lifeless body of a lecturer of the Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma, Professor Paul Erie, who was abducted by kidnappers, three months ago.

It also said it had arrested five persons suspected to be members of a criminal gang, one of whom “confessed to the kidnapping and murder” of of the lecturer.

Those arrested, according to a statement signed by the Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Stephen Onwochei, and made available to The PUNCH, were “Awulu Sam‎son aka SASEKI, Lucky Owuadegbe, Jeremiah Amayo, Chucks Edobor and Stephen Usiagwu.”
The late Professor of Agricultural Economics was kidnapped by suspected hoodlums on June 16 at about 7:45pm along Agbor-Uromi road, by Igbanke village in Orhionmwon Local Government Area of the state, and taken to an unknown destination.
His prolonged absence had sparked protests from the AAU chapter of Academic Staff Union and his family members who had earlier said his abductors had demanded huge sums of money as a ransom to release the victim.
It was learnt from unconfirmed sources that the gang had killed the associate professor, buried his remains in a bush, and later collected an undisclosed amount as ransom.
But the Police Public Relations Officer, Mr. Stephen Onwochei, explained that late Erie’s corpse was uncovered, after one of the suspects led a special intervention team, initiated by the Commissioner of Police, Mr. Chris Ezike, to the shallow grave where the remains of the professor was exhumed.
Onwochei said, “He (one of the suspects) volunteered and led police pathologist, forensic experts, detectives, family members and the press to a bush at Igbanke village on October 1, 2015, at about 11pm, where a shallow grave was identified and successful exhumation of the suspected remains of Prof. Paul A. Erie was carried out.
“Items recovered from the grave and scene are consistent and suggestive that the remains are indeed that of Prof. Paul A. Erie as identified by family members.”
While expressing the condolence of the command to the aggrieved family, the police spokesperson, however, noted that the command had begun a manhunt for three other members of the gang who were still at large.

“It is worthy of note that three out of the eight suspected kidnappers are yet to be arrested but the command assures the family that it will leave no stone unturned until the suspects at large are arrested and brought to book,”‎ he added.

zylla:
Which room is this? After the fire what has been happening in the room?
Then I opened the link of someone who lives in the next room but was directed to the Awo Hall incidence, please kindly get correct information so that we can do some work on this issue.
I need this info ASAP. Thxxx

Greyworld:
Blocked drainage has a role in her death, but believe mi it won't be addressed, after she is not the 1st to die a flood victim.

PORT HARCOURT—At least one woman was confirmed dead and about three families displaced as flood overran Rumuolumeni in Obio-Akpor Local Government Area of Rivers State on Tuesday, following a heavy downpour.

Although, this is not the first time the community has witnessed flood, Tuesday’s experience was unusual as it claimed the life of the woman and destroyed fences and buildings.

Vanguard gathered that the woman who died in the course of the flood was in one of the buildings that collapsed as a result of the flood.
A resident of the area who did not want his name mentioned, said: “As the rain was on, water flowed from the major road and entered into the compound and pushed down some of the fences and also pulled down some buildings which where close to the roadside. We found the body of the woman inside one of the buildings affected by the flood.”

Vanguard also gathered that some residents lost their properties as most buildings were affected by the flood.
According to a source, the woman’s corpse has been taken to the mortuary by security operatives.

Aminat508:

Students in Ekiti State on Thursday trooped to the streets to protest against high school fees in state-owned institutions.
Acting under the aegis of the Federation of Ekiti State Students Union and the National Association of Nigeria Students, they said the policies introduced by Governor Ayodele Fayose were anti-masses.
They carried placards with various inscriptions including, ‘Ekiti Students Pass Vote of No Confidence in Fayose’, ‘Primary/Secondary Education Must Be Free in Ekiti’, ‘Ekiti Bursary, Nothing But A Scam’, ‘Blackout in Ekiti State University’, ‘College of Education, Ikere Ekiti Fees Must Be Reduced’, and ‘No To N50,000 Acceptance Fee at College of Health Technology, Ijero’.
They said they chose to stage the protest on the 19th anniversary of the creation of Ekiti State to send a message that all was not well in the state and to kick against “bad government policies” in education sector.
The protest caused a huge traffic snarl at Ijigbo roundabout with some officers of the Department of State Services on hand to prevent hoodlums from hijacking the protest.
FESSU National President, Peter Obayemi, lamented that students no longer had access to bursary from the state government, accusing officials of the state scholarship board of underhand dealings.
Obayemi claimed that he was detained on the orders of a top government official over his agitation for the payment of bursary to Ekiti students at the State Scholarship Board.
He said the student bodies would no longer tolerate intimidation by any government official, no matter how highly placed, saying the Fayose-led administration had already declared war on students by its actions so far.
Obayemi said, “We should let the whole world know that Ekiti State government has neglected students. They organised Education Summit and they refused to invite students and instead they invited artisans, okada riders and market women.
“We are saying no to privatisation of public schools in Ekiti. We reject all sorts of fees that have been reintroduced in public schools.
“Government used to pay WAEC fees for students; this government says it will no longer pay WAEC fees. We reject all these anti-student and anti-education policies.
“Many students have lost the joy of being admitted to the College of Health Science and Technology, Ijero Ekiti, as they were unable to pay the N50,000 acceptance fee before the deadline.
“The Ijero College of Health Science and Technology is the only school in Nigeria paying such an outrageous acceptance fee of N50,000 that is non-refundable and this does not guarantee their admission.”
A NANS executive member, Oluwabunmi Aduloju, condemned the detention of FESSU boss on the order of the state government for agitating for the students’ bursary.

Aminat508:

redcliff:
Still senseless In all ramifications!

Kunlexic:
Can I see d pix of the bolded?

redcliff:
Presidebt Buhari? For real? What happened to the management of the school. You got to be seriously kidding!