₦airaland Forum

For those of you who go and hide in cities and hope that food is cheap after some people have sweated themselves out, I say continue.

Just for their own selfish interest and not for the masses

This nun looks seductive. What the Bleep is all this thing. God come and save us please

He said his presence motivates his men...a real Bachaman

We need to see photos of him in efcc

They are no different from islamist terrorist except the bombing part.

Nice

Great girl.

fact, it seems Insecurity in the North ended the day Bello Turji slammed a hefty fine on villagers and still brag about it, cause since that day, they've been getting more and more exposed

Don't be surprised the serious students in that dept no follow do this . Na the carry over and under 2.5 gpa students dey show themselves pass others

The leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students Joint Campus Council, Ondo, has raised concerns about the issues affecting students in Ondo State tertiary institutions.

NANS has said that students are suffering due to recent hikes in food and fuel prices.

The students have called on both the state and federal governments to address the challenges they are facing.

This was stated in a release jointly signed by the Chairman of NANS JCC Ondo Axis, Oluwarotimi Joshua, and the General Secretary, Oluwanishola Ajibola, on Monday.


Discussing the impact of the recent fuel price increase, Joshua highlighted how rising transportation and living costs are placing significant strain on students.

“The increase in shuttle fares has made it difficult for students to afford commuting between hostels and schools.

This, combined with the sharp rise in food prices, has added to the financial burden on students who already rely on minimal family allowances,” he stated.


He also noted that many students rely on generators due to erratic electricity supply, but the rising cost of fuel has made it nearly impossible for students to sustain their power needs.

“Prolonged power outages and study disruptions are now common as students struggle to cope,” he added, urging the federal government to take swift action to reverse the fuel price hike and provide economic relief.

He appealed directly to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, urging him to address the ongoing economic hardships faced by students.

“Immediate intervention is necessary to alleviate the burdens on Nigerian students and ensure they can continue their education without undue hardship,” he said.


Turning his attention to Ondo, the NANS JCC Chairman expressed appreciation for the recent approval and disbursement of bursaries and scholarships by the state government, saying, “We commend Governor Lucky Orimisan Aiyedatiwa for this rare opportunity, which will greatly benefit our academic and personal development,” he said.

He also acknowledged the efforts of the Senior Special Assistant on Student Affairs, Kelvin Olaolu, and the Chief Security Officer of the state governor for their dedication to student welfare and security.

However, Joshua also addressed unresolved issues, particularly the unfulfilled promise of providing twelve buses for student transportation across the state, a pledge made by the late Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu.


He voiced concerns over the palliative measures meant to alleviate student hardship, which have yet to materialise.

“Seventy per cent of the funds for this project were reportedly paid, yet the buses have not been delivered. Despite assurances, students have received no palliatives, further worsening the already difficult circumstances,” he lamented.

The recent increase in tuition fees across state institutions was another pressing issue raised by NANS JCC Ondo, urging the state government to reconsider the fee increase and provide financial relief for students.

“Amidst a national economic crisis, the hike in tuition fees is an unbearable additional burden,” Joshua said.

In response to an incident at Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, Joshua clarified that reports of unrest were untrue.

He explained that during an empowerment programme organised by Adefarati Gboyega, tensions arose when security aides used tear gas to control a crowd after a disruption caused by thugs.

“The Students’ Union President had intended to remind the governor of his promise to dualise the road leading to the university’s main gate, but the situation escalated unexpectedly,” he said.


In his closing remarks, Comrade Joshua reiterated the students’ demands for the government to fulfil its commitments, saying, “The failure to deliver on key promises, including transportation support, palliative distribution, and tuition relief, highlights a troubling lack of accountability.”
https://punchng.com/nans-seeks-govt-intervention-as-fuel-food-prices-surge/

Why is it only trump they want to assassinate?

Lolz . What did you expect from her before?

Hmmm

Meeting here/there.It is not by age,anybody can fall/collapse

Haha , all this lady self..

To hell with tiubu

Great to hear that

Okay

The Owa Obokun of Ijesaland, Oba Gabriel Adekunle Aromolaran, has joined his ancestors, CityMirrorNews reliably gathered.



According to sources within the palace, Oba Aromolaran passes away yesterday after a brief illness.

Though, palace of Owa Obokun has not issued any official statement as regards the passage of the monarch, but sources within the palace confirmed the death.

“Baba has passed, but we are waiting for officials announcement from the palace.


“You can see that they have started performing some traditional rites. This has to be done before any announcement can be made, she added.


CityMirrorNews reporter who visited the palace observed presence of security personnel around the palace.

Our reporter observed that some traditional rites typically performed following the demise of a king are being carried out.

The monarch reigned for over 40 years.

Details later…



https://citymirrornews.com/news/2024/12/breaking-owa-obokun-of-ijesaland-oba-aromolaran-reportedly-joins-ancestors/

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