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I SAID IT EARLIER....HAPPY BUFFDAY STURRIDGE.......3 MATCHES 3WINS 3 GOALS HOSHEY STURRIDGE WAAAA GABYI.....OMO NI E JHOR

CMON I LISTENED TO IT.............TZ NT OKAY....TWAS ON REPEAT...TILL NOW TZ HAS NOT BUST MA BRAIN JAWE...TRASH IS TRASH BRO...LOL

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TRASH TRASH TRASH TRASH......OVER - TRASHY IS WORRYING THE SONG SEF....

DAT ONE SEF DEY SHA......

resurrectn: Hmmmmmmm the party must have been an orgy!!!!How come i wasn't invited

MURDER MURDER MURDER......ENGLISH HAS SUFFERED...

hey fellow palynologists....lets discuss here what we ve learnt so far and state our challenges...what we ve achieved so far,....any new discovery,,,,how we can move forward...by the way is there any association for palynologist in nigeria



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WACK FLOWS U VE GAT OVER THERE.....WELL AM NOT A RAPPER BUH AMA SHOW U HOW ITS BEEN DONE.....OKAY...NUFF SAID AMA BRB

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chucky234: Like this post if you believe Liverpool will shock Man United at Anfield tomorrow.

SHOCK WETYN...LIVERPOOL NA SMALL TEAM NI....MTSCHEEEW....WE GO BEAT DEM CLEAN


SHOCK WETY

UP MERSEYSIDE NOONI

ULSHERLAN: Av fun

NOW U ARE TALKING....CORRECT

ULSHERLAN: We came to look at your stupidity not like we tot something meaningful will come out of ur topic

well if my "stupidity" as u called it ....is worth lookin at...den u must be a stupid fellow too #learn to mind ur business wen necessary...

mtschew............is ASUU A LOCAL GOVERNMENT.....COW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

President Goodluck Jonathan on Tuesday said there was no need for the Academic Staff Union of Universities to continue with their industrial action.

Jonathan said this at the inauguration of the Federal Government sponsored-Transformation Projects at the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO).

Represented by Prof. Ruqayyat Rufai, the Minister of Education, the president said N30 billion had been released for the payment of earned allowances in all public universities.

The president said that the inaugurated projects were in line with the Federal Government’s commitment to providing quality education in the country.

He said the projects were based on the need assessment exercise conducted by the Federal Government in universities.

Jonathan urged the university administration to engage in research for national development, while stressing the need for proper maintenance of completed projects.

The Vice Chancellor, Prof. Chidozie Asiabaka, in his speech, expressed joy at the completion of the structure.

Asiabaka noted that the projects had gone a long way in tackling the dearth of basic infrastructure in the school.

“The dearth of classrooms, lecture theatres, power supply, student hostels, office accommodation, library space and facilities are major challenges my administration faced when I assumed office two years-ago,’’ he said.

The vice chancellor said with the intervention of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund, the university got 1000 sitting-capacity lecture theatre, Centre for Entrepreneurial Studies Building.

He said the inaugurated projects are the new Engineering Technology, School of Environmental Technology Building, Centre for Nuclear Energy Studies and Training and the School of Agriculture and Agricultural Technology building complexes.

The others are the School of Environmental Technology building, landscaping of the campus and the provision of solar energy lights on the campus.

He also commended the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) on the completion of the giant student hostel building in the university.

He lauded the Federal Government for the release of N1 billion for the development of capital projects in each public funded university. (NAN)

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/08/there-is-no-need-for-ASUU-to-continue-strike-jonathan/#sthash.1LX09d3j.dpuf

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EASY O...U SABI AM FROM SOMWHERE NI....D GUY DON OFFEND U B4 NI...EASY O

A statement issued by FG today: commamnding ASUU to call off the two months old strike before the end of this week or continue striking till eternity....FG (fadiya giwa) a final year student of moshood abiola university...MAU MAU....studying plant maintenance and animal wifery with options in crop cleaning....should have been a graduate by now if not for the strike...so therefore FG (fadiya giwa) is calling on ASUU to call off the strike this week or continue forever!!!1


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INTERNET

The Academic Staff Union of Universities has been on strike for 56 days. It translates that public universities students across the country have had to put the noble quest for knowledge within the four walls of a university on hold. As an undergraduate, I once had a rare privilege to be at one of ASUU’s meetings and what I took away from the experience was the quality blend of arguments and counter arguments on the issues discussed.

It’s safe to say that the body had rightly put the issues that triggered her latest strike under a high resolution intellectual microscope before instructing her membership to embark on strike when it did on 1st of July this year. What is largely missing is the fulsome information about the details of the strike on the website of the body.

Like a few others, I have tried engaging a number of students who are the victims-in-chief of the on-going strike on what the bone of contentions are; the offers and explanations are varied. I am not sure of why the website of the body has been on break in the midst of an on-going strike with several meetings, discussions and decision being made. I am certain that whoever monitors the back end of that site would have noticed a rise in the volume of hits on the site. And this is for a single reason – people are hungry for information.

In a new media age, it is assumed that a Google search or a simple search on a site like ASUU’s would give all the necessary information and timeline of this present strike and other strikes since this is not the first time that ASUU would be embarking on a strike on similar grounds. Like other Nigerians, what I have heard repeatedly is that this strike is about a renege on the 2009 agreement. No social media class or discussion would leave out the fact that information sharing and detailing is easier at this time given the diverse platforms allowing for same.

Unlike what one would have expected, especially since ASUU’s demand is also about demand for infrastructural upgrade in the universities, there has been apathy on the part of students to dutifully engage the public and government in support of a request which will majorly benefit them. But this will not happen when the information is scanty and the issues seem esoteric. Thanks to the traditional press coverage, those who seek to know find what they can.

The existence of a website by the body at www.asuunigeria.org is commendable. It however leaves much to be desired when the latest information on the site is about the 2011 strike which ASUU embarked on following a meeting from Tuesday November 29, to Thursday December 1, 2011 at the University of Port Harcourt, Rivers State.

ASUU’s Facebook page (if it’s the official one) however appears to have more on it that the site though there is no plug-in to it from the official website address. With a 20,476 following on its Facebook page, the site seems pretty active even if the last update was on the July 27, saying, “If we teach today as we taught yesterday, we rob our students of tomorrow. We must move forward.” Its post on July 1, when the strike was declared, got the kind of attention one would expect on such page with 260 likes, 579 comments and 547 shares.

As lecturers to students who practically breathe social media, it is perhaps high time ASUU also took its social media engagements serious. Compared to its Anglophone neighbour, Ghana’s University Teachers’ Association of Ghana. ASUU’s effort is a giant leap. The Ghanaian umbrella body for academics in public universities also embarked on a strike on August 1st. With no website of social media presence to show for it, anyone attempting a chronology or analysis will solely have to depend on newspaper sources for information.

The Ministry of Education, which is responsible in Nigeria for formulating a national policy on education and also with a mandate to collect and collate data for purposes of educational planning and financing also has no website — except for a link on the official government’s site, detailing the curriculum vitae of the Minister of Education, Professor Rukkayat Rufai, and the minister of State, Barrister Wike Nyesom.

For a ministry with 21 agencies and departments under it, it should offer more than this. It is on platforms like theirs that researchers should find information about the number of students in public and private Nigerian universities. It is on their sites that opportunities for Nigerian students, including scholarships, should be readily accessible. It is on their site that outstanding thesis abstracts should be found and also the allocations and budget of such a key ministry.

But then, the students’ umbrella body, the National Association of Nigerian Students, which one would have expected to be a good example in social media deployment for educational use, is a far departure. The official site of the group at www.nans.edu.ng has had its hosting suspended. The Facebook page also has a paltry 4137 likes, with the last post being that of September 5, 2011. But then, this is not the NANS of Segun Okeowo, Olusegun Mayeigun, Lanre Arogundade, Chima Ubani and other principled comrades. The last time NANS had a semblance of decency was possibly when Daniel Onjeh was president. One can only imagine the mobilisation that a group like NANS under these previous leaderships would have robustly deployed social media for in the face of the present strike.

The welfare of students would have been a concern. In an age where several internship opportunities and vocational skills now abound, NANS would have put up information on how students across the country can link up with various platforms, including non-profits, to explore them, rather than risiking the attendant consequence of being idle.

There would also be great understanding of the issues behind the strike with the use of infographs on ASUU’s site and other social media space. Infograhics are a quick solution to enable data visualisation and possibly also a solution to the information overload coming from the knowledge that there has been various ASUU strikes. It is also more engaging and people love to share it. This is what ASUU also do asides its justified demand of billions of earned, merited allowances and infrastructure upgrade. It owes the public this responsibility.

MADNESS

whu send dem.

BY DAUD OLATUNJI

ABEOKUTA — Pandemonium broke out in Abeokuta when a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Ogun State, Mr Emmanuel Ajala, was beaten blue black by suspected political thugs,who also stripped him naked.

Ajala was attacked at about 6:30pm, on Saturday, while going to his Gbonagun home in Abeokuta. His attackers were apparently on his trail.

Vanguard gathered that three men operating on a motorcycle were alleged to have overtaken the politician’s car and flagged him down then pounced on him.

Ajala, a former legislator in Abeokuta South Local Government of the state, was also reported to have been dragged down from the car, while his cloth was torn.

It was, however, gathered that he was saved from the attackers when they sighted an oncoming vehicle and took to their heels.

Narrating his ordeal, the politician said: “They accused me of being too bold to comment on political issues, which they considered uncomplimentary and warned me to desist.

“It was an oncoming car they saw that made them to bolt away. I have equally reported the case to Obantoko police station.”

Contacted, the Ogun State Police Command Public Relations Officer, Muyiwa Adejobi, said the victim reported at the police station, but had failed to report back as scheduled for further investigation of the case, explaining that his failure to report back will affect investigation.

“The man reported the case, and he was asked to be followed to the scene, but said he was scared and when asked to also come back the following day for further investigations, he failed to report.

“There is no way the police could investigate without him. He has killed investigation, so whether his claim is true or not, nobody can tell.”

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/08/hoodlums-strip-party-chieftain-naked-in-ogun/#sthash.91nx8q47.dpuf

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J.martins in a recent interview on Hot Fm 98.3 Abuja reacted to Wizkid’s outburst after he (Wizkid) was told by a fan he needed to go back to school for his poor use of tenses. Wizkid had lashed back calling the writer a ‘broke fan’



J Martins on the show said ‘I’m not taking any side, don’t mean no beef, no disrespect, and no hate but let the truth be told. I don’t believe because you feel you have a few change you didn’t have a few years ago and which you cannot guarantee having in a few years to come then you wake up and look at those people who have cheered you up, loved you, supported your music, bought your CD’s, prayed for you, just because you can lay your hands on some phone and you call them ‘poor’. Am not in and will never be in support of anyone who has such bad attitude.

“It needs to be corrected, we owe our fans the duty of being good examples that’s why they hold us in high esteem, that’s why you are a role model and if you know you cannot be a good role model you have no business in Music. You don’t know if it’s that person that might help you tomorrow, whoever does that should be checked.
*The controversial tweets

*The controversial tweets

“You have to decide why you are in the music industry. If you know you cannot be a role model then you have no business being there”

Wizkid had written “Broke people always think they have an opinion” to a fan on his instagram page, after erroneously typing ‘i have an hangover’ just as he was about to perform at a wedding ceremony, leading to this fan to reply ‘you see why you have to go back to school’

Wizkid had been immediately immersed in retaliatory tweets from angry fans as soon the instagram exchange went viral. J.Martins is the first celebrity to make his comments on the issue.

Story by Charles Cheezy

- See more at: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/08/broke-fan-comments-j-martins-blasts-wizkid/#sthash.17oaEBys.dpuf