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About AAUA

The story of Adekunle Ajasin University,
Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), Ondo State, Nigeria, is
more appropriately told in two phases. It was
first established as Obafemi Awolowo
University in March 1982 by the government
of the old Ondo State, headed by the late Chief
Adekunle Ajasin.

The immediately succeeding military
government of Navy Commodore Bamidele
Otiko changed its name to Ondo State
University in 1985. Its relocation to Akungba-
Akoko in the new Ondo State became
imperative in 1999, following the creation of a
new State out of the old Ondo three years
earlier in October 1996. The bill backing the
relocation was signed into law by the then
Governor of the State, Chief Adebayo
Adefarati, in November 1999, and that
prompted the movement of a crop of workers
from the old site in Ado-Ekiti to Akungba-
Akoko on 1 December 1999.

The bill for yet another name change, this time
to Adekunle Ajasin University, in order to
immortalise the late Governor Ajasin, was
signed into law by Governor Adefarati in 2004
following the demise of the former. The
amended and subsisting statute of the
University was signed into law in November
2007 by yet another governor, the former
Governor Olusegun Agagu. In these
circumstances, it can rightly be said that while
the history of AAUA started in 1982, its
relocation on 5 November 1999 marked the
beginning of the second phase of its history
now in its present location, Akungba-Akoko.

At present, AAUA has a little over 10,000
students, 1,200 staff – academic and non-
academic - and five Faculties – Arts, Education,
Law, Science, and Social and Management
Sciences.

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He Might No Even Fast..... God Have Mercy.... but It is A good Move

Ondo State Governor, Dr Olusegun Mimiko has
declared a 3-day of fasting and Prayer in the
state following the death of officials of the
state in the Thursday morning ill-fated plane
crash which had the body of the former
Governor of the state, Dr Olusegun Agagu and
20 others on board.

In a state broadcast yesterday evening, Dr
Mimiko said the Associated Airline plane crash
that happened on Thursday morning in Lagos
has further thrown the state into sadness and
mourning adding that certainly ”this is trying
time in the history of our beloved state”.

Ondo State Governor, Olusegun Mimiko

He narrated that “a few weeks ago, when the
news filtered in that our former governor, Dr.
Olusegun Agagu had passed on, we were
shocked and completely devastated “in grief,
we declared seven days of mourning and
praying. We also set up a burial planning
committee to work in conjunction with the
family, with a view to giving our departed
former Governor a befitting state burial.

The committee which comprised top officials
of our government and key family members
left no stone unturned in giving the deceased a
worthy burial.

In line with the burial plans, we waited
anxiously to receive the corpse in Akure, when
we heard the sad news that the aircraft
bearing his corpse with other top government
officials, some eminent Nigerians and close
family members had crash-landed in Lagos
shortly after takeoff.

It was shocking and very unsettling”

Dr Mimiko said “ It is particularly saddening
that not only did this turn of events alter our
original plan for the burial, it also caused us
additional losses with the death of four top
officials of the State and some other Nigerians
who were on board the aircraft.

Stressing that the government commiserate
with the bereaved families over the untimely
death of their loved ones the Governor
assured that the bereaved families are not
alone in this moment of grief and gloom.
Consequently, he said, ”we have declared 3
Days of fasting and prayers in the state,
commencing , Saturday 5th of October, 2013.”

He thus asked all the people of the state, to
use the opportunity to pray and reflect on the
sad realities of the death of the departed and
also find time to ask God for mercy and favour
for the State.

In an emotional laden voice, Dr Mimiko voiced
that “we surely, never bargained for this. Yet,
all power and knowledge belongs to God as
human wisdom and knowledge is foolishness
before God”
He thus prayed that “ the souls of our fallen
brothers and sisters rest in perfect peace even
as we pray for God’s protection and guidance
of our people in the State and in the Diaspora”

source. http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/mimiko-declares-3-days-fasting-prayer/

1.Adefarati buried Ajasin,2. Agagu buried
Adefarati 3. Mimiko will now bury Agagu.
Ain't that a mystery?

Nxt Please.... Not even a minute silent For the Plane crash.... or will he tell me he is nt aware...

UPDATE On PLANE CRASH: NEMA confirms death
of 9 individuals and 6 survivors.

BREAKING: Plane Crash In Lagos, Olusegun
Agagu's remains, family members onboard.

http://www.channelstv.com/home/2013/10/03/private-aircraft-crashes-near-lagos-depot/

Sad

ETT

Associated Airlines Plane Crashes at MMA2
An aircraft belonging to Associated Airline has
crashed at the domestic wing of the Murtala
Muhammad Airport (MMA2) in Lagos.
The plane said to have been carrying 20
passengers
to Akure from Lagos Thursday morning, crashed
immediately after take off on the joint users fuel
hydrant, which supplies aviation fuel to airline
operators.
It has been difficult to ascertain the number of
casualties, but eyewitnesses informed THISDAY
that
when the plane crashed it was engulfed in fire
and
that nobody may have survived the crash.
It also believed that most of the passengers on
board
were on their way to burial of the former
Governor of
Ondo State, Dr. Olusegun Agagu.

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Insulting Nigeria on Independence Day for not
being like USA is like insulting your father on
his birthday for not being as rich as Dangote.
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God Bless Nigeria!!!

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I Guess You Dont Understand Yourself!

president is also a Trigonometry liar, I am a binary liar and u nairalanders are civilian liar atleast all of us dey lie........

Just how much do our legislators
actually earn? It has been a question
that has occupied the imagination of a
lot of Nigerians, because the figures
have never been publicly known. In
spite of the public outcry, repeated calls
by leading civil society organisations,
the use of the Freedom of Information
Act, and even a court ruling, the dirt on
our lawmakers was never made public.
Not anymore it seems. Following a
report in the Economist, a UK based
magazine, which said that Nigeria’s
legislators were the highest paid in the
world, the Revenue Mobilization,
Allocation and Fiscal Commission
(RMAFC) finally released details of the
legitimate salaries and allowances the
National Assembly.

[READ: Giants of the world: Our
lawmakers earn 116 times more than
the average Nigerian ]
In a public notice signed by Usman
Garndawa, acting Secretary of the
RMAFC, the report was published “to
avoid misinformation and
misrepresentation of facts.”

The Acting Secretary in an apparent
attempt at explaining the numbers, said
that “regular allowances are paid
regularly with basic salaries while non-
regular allowances are paid as at when
due. For instance, furniture allowance
and severance gratuity are paid once in
every tenure and vehicle allowance
which is optional is a loan which the
beneficiary has to pay before the end of
tenure. It is therefore wrong and
misleading to add up allowances
irrespective of whether they are regular,
refundable or non-regular as the regular
annual emoluments of political public
office holders.”

The RMAFC also said that it was not
responsible for the payment of any
other allowance.

“The commission also wishes to use this
opportunity to state that any other
allowance(s) enjoyed by any political,
public office holders outside those
provided in the Remuneration Act of
2008 is not known to the commission
and the chief accounting officer should
be held accountable.”
Here are the official RMAFC figures. You
be the judge
Accommodation
Senators – N4 million
Reps – N3.97 million
Vehicle Loan (Once in 4 years)
Senators – N8 million
Reps – N7.94 million
Furniture Allowance (Once in 4
years)
Senators – N6 million
Reps – N5,956 million
Severance Gratuity (Once in 4 years)
Senators – N6.09 million
Reps – N5.956 million
Vehicle fuelling and maintenance
Senators – N1.52 million
Reps – N1.489 million
Constituency Allowance
Senators – N5 million
Reps – N4.985 million
Domestic Staff
Senators – N1.519 million
Reps -N1.488 million
Personal Assistant
Senators – N506,600
Reps – N496,303
Entertainment
Senators – N607,920
Reps – N595,563
Recess
Senators – N202,640
Reps – N198,521
Utilities
Senators – N607,920
Reps – N397,042
Newspapers/Periodicals
Senators – N303,960
Reps – N297,781
House Maintenance
Senators – N101,321
Reps – N99,260"
Wardrobe
Senators – N506,600
Reps – N496,303

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