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The National Union of Electricity Employees (NUEE) has suspended its strike action embarked upon on Wednesday to draw federal government’s attention to the plight of its members, VAM News has learnt. Following a meeting with officials of the federal government, the union accepted to discontinue the one-day old strike action. According the National President of NUEE, Comrade Joe Ajaero who confirmed the outcome of the meeting to THISDAY, the workers’ grievances were conclusively addressed. He said that all the concerns of the union and it’s members were addressed at the talks which lasted till the hours of today. “ We have concluded deliberations and all issues were addressed but we are awaiting implementation. Meanwhile, our strike action is suspended,” Ajaero said. Following the expiration of the 21 days ultimatum issued by NUEE to the Minister of Power, Saleh Mamman, to implement their demands, and the failure of the minister to dialogue with the union before the ultimatum which lapsed midnight Tuesday, a nationwide blackout was imminent as electricity workers began indefinite strike Wednesday morning. The strike action led to the... CONTINUE READING BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/relief-as-electricity-workers-suspend.html
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A 100 level student of the Ekiti state university Ado Ekiti, fondly called PJ has reportedly committed suicide, VAM News reports. PJ was said to have taken his own life few days after he left school for his father’s house in Akure Ondo state. VAM News learnt that his father called his landlord to notify him about the ugly action of the student. Though there has been several versions of speculations about the reasons for the suicide action. Our correspondent gathered from EKSUSU PRESS that the popular report is that PJ killed himself after his picture went viral on the social media where he was accused of being a scam and fraudster. At the moment, most of his friends and colleagues have uploaded his pictures on their social media status with various captions to commiserate and sympathize with his family. SEE MORE REACTIONS OF STUDENTS BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/breaking-ekiti-varsity-100-level.html
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A 100 level student of the Ekiti state university Ado Ekiti, fondly called PJ has reportedly committed suicide, VAM News reports. PJ was said to have taken his own life few days after he left school for his father’s house in Akure Ondo state. VAM News learnt that his father called his landlord to notify him about the ugly action of the student. Though there has been several versions of speculations about the reasons for the suicide action. Our correspondent gathered from EKSUSU PRESS that the popular report is that PJ killed himself after his picture went viral on the social media where he was accused of being a scam and fraudster. At the moment, most of his friends and colleagues have uploaded his pictures on their social media status with various captions to commiserate and sympathize with his family. SEE MORE REACTIONS OF STUDENTS BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/breaking-ekiti-varsity-100-level.html
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Jason Njoku, the CEO of iROKOtv, shared some hard but bitter truths about starting a business as he reminisced on his life, VAM has gathered. The start-up investor, who will turn 39 this week, revealed that he started this decade working so hard, and alone, that he hardly ever left his small office. In spite of the effort, he barely made enough profit per month. He went on to tell followers that when starting something new. "no one cares about your idea." Sharing a photo of himself taken in 2010 in his old office, he wrote: "12/02/2010 - for 13mths I sat in this room alone. No team no nothing. I left the apartment maybe once a week. My earnings were ~$100/month building the first Iroko product - NollywoodLove. My friends were scared about my unhealthy obsession with 'making it'. Was it worth it?" He added: "Its my 39th birthday this week. I'm taking some serious trips down memory lane. People will tell me to be humble and not enjoy life. Nah. I walked through walls. Fully optimised for happiness. It that offends you. So be it." He concluded that; READ MORE BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/13-mths-i-sat-in-this-room-alone-ceo-of.html
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THE National association of Nigerian students, leading presidential candidate, Comrade Asefon Sunday, has congratulated Comrade Kappo Samuel Olawale from Lagos State University for emerging winner of the NANS Zone D Coordinator at convention held at Lagos state college of health technology (LASCOHET) on Saturday, 7th December, 2019. Comrade Kappo Samuel Olawale won the Coordinator post with 34 votes to beat his closest rival, the candidate from the Federal college of Agriculture Akure, Ondo state, Comrade Kowe Odunayo Amos "Kalusa", who scored 2 votes in absentia. In a message on his official Facebook page, Comrade Asefon said “I thank all Jcc chairmen, Senators, Stakeholders, leaders and general students, particularly supporters, who worked for the success and unity of the zone in the just concluded convention. My congratulations go to Comrade Kappo Samuel Olawale and all those who emerged at all levels, Dan Fodio; Deputy coordinator from Ogun state, Megabyte as General secretary from Oyo state, HighBeekay as Assistant general secretary from Ekiti state, Solace as PRO from Osun state. "I wish them all the best,” He said. Asefon urged them not to disappoint the Nigerian students who trusted them with the capacity to Lead the zone, remember to be the voice of the voiceless. Comrade Asefon Sunday who is a former coordinator of the zone and a leading candidate of NANS National president. SEE PHOTO OF THE NEW EXCO BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/nans-president-hopeful-asefon.html
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THE National association of Nigeria students, ZONE D representing the South west axis on Saturday, 7th December elected new executive to pilot the affairs of the association, VAM News has gathered. The official communique issued at the end of the convention below: COMMUNIQUE ISSUED AT THE END OF THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF NIGERIAN STUDENTS (NANS) ZONE D 2019 CONVENTION HELD AT LAGOS STATE COLLEGE OF HEALTH TECHNOLOGY (LASCOHET) ON SATURDAY 7TH DECEMBER , 2019. The Convention proper started with the accreditation of Senators and two nominations was made for the Convention Chairman namely Sunday Asefon (Asefon) and Adeyemi Samson (Samrich). Sunday Asefon rejected the nomination on the rationale of being an aspirant for the office of National President of the Association. Adeyemi Samson automatically became the Convention Chairman and he proceeded to the dissolution of the outgone executives whilst appreciating the Coordinator, General Secretary and Assistant General Secretary as they were present at the Convention. The house proceeded to the constitution of the Communique Drafting Committee (CDC) with the nomination of Comrade Abidoye Omololu Victor (CASTRO) as Chairman of the CDC who in turn rejected the nomination stating that he is no longer a student and that a student should be appointed instead. The Communique Drafting Committee (CDC) was then unanimously appointed by the entire house and was announced by the Convention Chairman. The house appointed Olayiwola Taiwo (OYO) as Chairman, CDC. Lawal Qudus (LAGOS) as Secretary, CDC. and Rahmon Opeyemi (OSUN) as Member, CDC. After the formation of the CDC, the entire house unanimously agreed to proceed with the Election. The Coordinator election was to take place first. Comrade Tiamiyu Taiwo (Federal College of Animal, Health and Production Technology) nominated KAPPO as Coordinator of the Zone. The nomination was seconded by Comrade Yahya Muhammed (College of Education, Ikere-Ekiti). Comrade Ajibade Quazeem (Federal Polytechnic, Ede) nominated KALUSA as Coordinator of the Zone. The nomination was seconded by Comrade Adeyemo Akeem (Osun State University). Comrade Shabi Awwal (Micheal Otedola College of Primary Education) nominated HIDMAS as Coordinator of the Zone. The nomination was seconded by Comrade Semasa Ojo (Yaba College of Technology). The Convention Chairman upon the agreement of the house asked that KAPPO, KALUSA and HIDMAS be invited into the election hall. KAPPO and HIDMAS came into the hall while KALUSA was declared not present after the house waited for 15minutes. HIDMAS demanded that he is given the audience to address the whole house which was obliged by the Convention Chairman. HIDMAS in his address stated that he earlier released a statement notifying the entire public of his withdrawal from the race and that he is standing by decision in the interest of having a unified Zone. He thanked the Senators for the opportunity offered to him to serve the Zone as the Coordinator. KAPPO and KALUSA was to go into the election to decide who becomes the Coordinator. KAPPO was given Code 1 while KALUSA in his absence was assumed to have taken Code 2. The Code is what the Senators would inscribe on the ballot for their preferred candidate. The Convention Chairman moved to append his signature on the ballots to be used for the election. The signature authorises the validity of the ballot. Comrade Ajibade Quazeem (Federal Polytechnic, Ede) sued that signing of ballots was wasting time. The Convention Chairman replied that it is for the sake of transparency and that only ballots with his signature will be counted. The house later agreed that only the Coordinator ballot should be signed, others should just be counted and used. The Convention Chairman asked the Clerk to pass an attendance carrying the following information :name, institution and signature to verify the Senators present. It was counted that 36 senators were present and 36 ballots was to be used for the election. Comrade Omoniye Samson(Moshood Abiola Polytechnic) asked that the ballot should be counted to the general public there present. The Convention Chairman handed over ballots to the Senators. The Senators proceeded to voting whilst dropping it in the ballot box provided in the election hall at a central location for all senators and observers clear view. After voting, the Convention Chairman proceeded to sorting and counting of the used ballots in the presence of all. Senators asked that the ballots be counted louder which was implemented by the Convention Chairman. CONTINUE READING BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/nans-zone-d-elects-new-exco.html
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Heaven only knows what intriguing capers lovers will be up to this festive period. With all the disappointment we’ve had since the beginning of the year, looking into our bags of tricks and coming up with something cheerful, looks a bit daunting. But look we must – after all, it is Christmas, a season of being merry. Gloria told me she was still licking the wounds from last Christmas’ nightmare. She’d planned to spend it abroad with her partner. Unfortunately, something came up and he had to cancel his trip. “You know how it is with these businessmen”, said Gloria, a banker. “The nod he was expecting from government to start a multi-million Naira project hadn’t come and he would be foolish to take any trip until it materialized. Since we’d booked the flight, he urged me to go alone, especially since I would be attending my niece’s wedding”. “One of the advantages of flying first class is that your chances of meeting spare- parts sellers, travelling to order new purchases with their hard currency tied round their waists, is virtually non-existence. Instead, you’re likely to meet top of the range chief executives and business tycoons on short trips either to clinch yet another mega-deal or to take a well-deserved rest for a few days. As soon as I got inside the plane, I found myself seated next to a vulnerable looking middle-aged businessman. Naturally, we got chatting during the flight and the trip took an interesting turn as the man turned out to be very intelligent and friendly. When the duty-free trolley was wheeled to where we sat, he looked interestingly at a couple of very expensive perfumes then turned to me: “I’m so hopeless at choosing perfumes”, he said, showing me what he’d got. `Can you make some selection for me?’ I like the one you’re wearing and I trust your judgement.” “Of course, I was flattered. I helped him make a few selections and he paid for his purchase. He then gave me two of the perfumes as a `thank you gesture for helping him out. I was really surprised but I thanked him all the same, quickly putting my loot in my hand luggage. “After we cleared customs, a driver was waiting to take him whilst I looked around for a taxi. Chidi, that’s his name, offered me a lift and I accepted eagerly, thankful that the service flat that Toye, my partner, always got for me was in the best part of the city. The fridge would be well-stocked and other goodies would have been provided. “Chidi looked impressed when he saw me to the flat. The least I could do was offer him a drink which he readily accepted. He quickly downed it, told me he had to go to his hotel to freshen up and he was sure I wanted to freshen up too. But would I want dinner later in the evening? Over dinner, I mentioned my niece’s wedding which was the next day and he offered to send me his car. The car was to later bring me back to his place after the wedding, with any of my friends I wanted entertained. It was a real lively day and he spared no expenses in making sure we had fun. “It was inevitable that we started an affair. Chidi is the sort of man very few women say no to – he is what you call a smoothie! He was in my flat two days to Christmas, along with a few of his friends, when the door-bell rang. Thinking it was yet another guest, I opened the door. My jaw nearly hit the floor when I saw Toye smiling at me. He had a few free days on hi hands now that he’d gotten the nod he was waiting for and he’d come to surprise me by spending Christmas with me. I silently led him to the living room of the flat he’d paid for and there was Chidi, sipping champagne from the fridge, playing host by asking Toye what he wanted to drink. One look at my face, and he quickly twigged on to what was going on. But he was hardly the type to scurry out of a room faced with opposition – he simply carried on with his drink. My friends, poor things, were nervous and that more than gave the game away. “I’m glad you’re all having fun”, Toye said. “I just came in from the airport actually. I will quickly go back to the hotel, to freshen up and come back. With a non-committal kiss on my forehead he calmly walked away, not portraying the hurt he must have felt. A man who’d lavished love and money on his lover of over three years, walked into the territory he’d secured for her, only to find another man eating the fruits of his labour! “So, here is another Christmas round the corner and I don’t have a regular guy- Toye is a tough act to beat. I wrote him a letter of apology and told him I didn’t expect our affair to continue. He didn’t even bother to reply. I must have hurt him too deeply. “Why did he appear on the scene all of a sudden that fateful day? Did one of my so-called friends phone to tip him off? It was very unlike him to spring a surprise like that on anyone. Why was he sure I would be in the flat? He never even phoned from the airport that he’d arrived. “My advice to readers this yuletide? CONTINUE READING, CLICK BELOW LINK: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/dont-mess-up-your-chance-of-good.html
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The Chairmanship candidate of APC, Hon. Ayodimeji Adeola Oladele (Shikky) has expressed satisfaction with the massive turnout of voters in Ido/Osi, Ekiti State for the Local government election in the state. According to a statement by Comr. Seyi Ogunsanmi, a native of Ayetoro Ekiti, who spoke with VAM newsmen shortly after he cast his vote at polling unit 007, Ayetoro Ekiti ward 1, Ido/Osi Local Government in Ekiti State, he commended the peaceful atmosphere witnessed in the exercise and urged residents to maintain such postures. Accompanied by his wife, Mrs Oladele, the APC chairmansip candidate cast his vote at 10am. He enjoined the electorates to remain patient that they may be able to cast their votes within the stipulated time frame. People reactions in Ekiti over poll: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/hon.html
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Over three thousand members of the Alliance for New Nigeria (ANN) in Ogun State have defected to the People’s Democratic Party(PDP), ahead of the Local Government elections expected to be conducted in the state next year and subsequent general elections in 2023, VAM NEWS gathered. The defectors led by the House of Representatives candidate of the ANN for Abeokuta South Federal Constituency, Akeem Amosun, in the last general elections, said that they elected to move to PDP to form a vibrant and formidable opposition in the Gateway State. The former ANN members were received into PDP family on Thursday evening by former House of Representatives member; Hon. Ladi Adebutu and PDP chieftain, Sikurullai Ogundele. Akeem Amosun told reporters that the decision to moving from ANN to PDP would help him realize his political aspiration. Adebutu welcomed the defectors, saying that the coalition became necessary as recent elections held in the country are being militarized. He said: “Our opponents are wicked, therefore, we need to be united. The nature of elections as seen throughout the federation are now being militarized brazenly. “The forthcoming elections can only be won by landslide, therefore, I urge all parties to stand united and coalesce as one body so that when they come with their thugs from Lagos we shall resist them. “The APC government in the state lack competence and compassion. They can’t do anything without getting approval from Lagos. PHOTO of The Event below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/amosun-defects-leads-three-thousand-of.html
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History was made on Thursday 5th December, 2019 as Distinguished Senator Ayo Akinyelure representing Ondo Central Senatorial District formally laid a bill for the upgrade of Adeyemi college of education to Adeyemi University of education Ondo the bill which has scaled through the first reading has been slated for second reading with the hope of an early passage into law by the 9th Senate of the federal republic of Nigeria. VAM recall that the previous pronouncement by the former President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan's led administration was a mere executive order which was later reversed. The efforts being made by Senator Ayo Akinyelure to sponsor a bill for an Act to establish the Adeyemi University will finally put to rest the long years of agitation by the education loving people of Ondo State and Nigeria at large. Adeyemi University of education is envisioned to be a training ground for teaching and promotion of high level qualitative education that is set to meet the 21st century standard. In a statement signed by Mr. Samuel Alo, RFA, SLA to the Distinguished Senator Dr. Ayo Akinyelure, FCA says It’s the hope of Dist. Senator Akinyelure that all well meaning people of the state would turn out enmass, when the bill is formally slated for public hearing. Quality education is non negotiable and should be accessible to all Nigerians, the Senator added. Reactions from people below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/ondo-senator-akinyelure-pushes-for.html
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The Ekiti State Civil Service Commission has released the examination results of the recruitment exercise which was held on Saturday, November, 30., VAM has gathered. Newsflash247 had earlier reported that the Ekiti State Civil Service Commission announced the commencement of the 2019/20 Recruitment Exercise into the Public Service of Ekiti State. A statement made available on Friday, November 15, to the Newsmen by the Permanent Secretary Service Commission, Bayo Opeyemi said the planned mass recruitment was a sequel to the approval of the state governor Kayode Fayemi. According to him, the governor has directed the board to fill vacancies in public Service in the state without delay. Reports gathered that about 42,000 applicants sat the examination of the recruitment exercise which was held on 30th November, 2019. According to one, Engr Bidemi, a graduate, from The federal polytechnic Ado-Ekiti who shared his reactions on whatsApp asking what is the pass mark? See his reaction below: "I av checked mine... I score 35.... Is like its to 50 not to 100 cuz most of the people I saw score below 40 only few score 42,... Pls wit is d pass mark" Applicants can check their results through the link BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/ekiti-civil-service-releases-results-of.html
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...Call President Buhari to as a matter of necessity through FERMA intervene on all Federal Roads. Senate arm of the National Association of Polytechnic students has issued ultimatum of seven (7) days to the Godwin Obaseki, Governor of Edo State, VAM News Reports. The National Senate Headquarter of NAPS disassociate herself from the purported endorsement of Gov Godwin Obaseki of Edo State as it was never a resolution from the Senate, demand the Governor honorably return the certificate of credence presented to him by hired crowd and disgruntled elements parading themselves as leaders of NAPS with ultimatum of seven (7) days or we shall be left with no other option than to relocate the Senate Secretariat to Edo Government house to retrieve it disgracefully. Also the Senate call on the President Muhammadu Buhari led Federal Government administration to as a matter of necessity through FERMA intervene on all Federal Roads and save the life of Nigerian students most especially the Corp members called to serve the nation as over 20,000 Nigerian students have lost their lives to motor accidents, failure for the government to intervene, the leadership of NAPS will be left to no other option than to call on all her structures to boycott Clarrion call to serve Nigeria under NYSC program. In a statement signed by H/E DIO, Oghale Emeka Rex (SAP, SANS, CNSM, CNS, MOFR, MNBM) the National President of the Senate/ Grand-Commander of the Revolutionary Barracks of National Association of Polytechnic Students. Official Letter issued below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/naps-issues-gov-obaseki-ultimatum-to.html
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Ondo State Governor, Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu,SAN has emphasized the need for Universities and other tertiary institutions to prioritize skill acquisitions alongside the acquisition of certificates, VAM News has learnt. The Governor said the practice of acquiring certificates without the skills and knowledge to solve problems cannot be equated with capacity. Arakunrin Akeredolu, who delivered the 20th Founders' Day Anniversary Lecture of the Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko, on Wednesday, said the acquisition of certificates should be evident in the capacity to engage challenges and break new grounds to accommodate the inherent dynamism in human affairs. The Governor, who lamented the embarrassing presence of a multitude of unemployed youths in the polity, called for an urgent review of the current practices. While pointing out the errors that is often made, Akeredolu said the society usually mistake being lettered to be the sole purpose of education, adding that the ability to read and write only opens doors for opportunities. He said: ”Proficiency in an official language of the State confirms elitism, not capacity. Being knowledgeable in specific areas of knowledge is an advantage. The needs of a society should be emphasized in a curriculum of training. ”A properly trained citizen is an asset to the community. An untrained compatriot is a perennial burden. A system of instruction must be purposeful; it must be designed to achieve an end. Acquisition of knowledge confers potential ability status on a people. Its application actualizes dreams and prevents untoward occurrences.” Governor Akeredolu said universities in Nigeria will only contribute meaningfully to the development of the country if there is a remarkable change in attitude. ”Our universities must redirect their energies to peculiar areas of research, which will be beneficial to the environment. Until this is done, the tragic joke continues,” Akeredolu said. While congratulating the graduating students, the Governor asked them to consider the acquisition of their certificates as basic, saying that they need to acquire new skills to survive at this current period. He saluted the vision of late Pa Adebayo Adefarati for establishing the university, adding that the state must ensure that the noble idea continues to grow. In a press release signed by Olabode Richard Olatunde Special Assistant to the Governor (New Media), ”I am not oblivious of the significant strides already made by this great institution. I must, however, nudge you not to be complacent. People reactions below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/ondo-governor-akeredolu-emphasizes-need.html
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...VC canvasses deregulation of education sector National Association of University Students (NAUS) has threatened to hit the streets over the high fees charged by universities across the country, VAM NewsOnline reports. It said the measure could increase the number of dropouts in no distant time. In a statement in Ado Ekiti yesterday, NAUS National Vice President, South West, Comrade David Aridiogo Aruson, said there might be nationwide protests in all universities that decided to put heavy financial burdens on students through obnoxious fees. The students warned the managements of universities to stop transferring the burden of underfunding by governments to students who should enjoy their right to education. They students called for immediate reduction in acceptance and tuition fees payable in universities to avert confrontation with the students’ body across the nation. While speaking at the press conference, Aridiogo said it was pathetic that universities’ managements hide under underfunding to introduce all manners of fees that could deprive children of the poor necessary education.“In Ekiti State University, acceptance fee has increased from N70,000 to N100,000. The medical and law students are to pay N150,000. “Beyond government’s inefficiency, the management of various universities in the country, especially in Ekiti, involving in evil activities with the introduction of levies and fees that are far outside their scope, all in the name of sourcing funds despite that it is expected of government to fund universities. “We condemn in totality this trend in our universities and demand the abolition of alien fees, proper funding of education by the governments, democratisation of university administration and reversal of the increment in school fees in our universities,” he said. Meanwhile, the Vice Chancellor of Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba-Akoko (AAUA), Ondo State, Prof. Igbekele Ajibefun, has advocated deregulation of the education sector, declaring that government alone can no longer finance education adequately in the country. He stated this in Akure yesterday during a media briefing for the ninth convocation of the institution. Ajibefun said the funding of the sector solely by government was not sustainable due to paucity of fund. The vice chancellor, who advocated inclusive funding for the university system, justified the recent increment in the tuition of the institution, declaring that the old fee was unrealistic. He explained that it was long overdue and attributed the results achieved in the institution to the increment, which he said also impacted positively on the standard of teaching and learning. MORE PHOTOS BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/tuition-fee-hike-naus-threatens.html
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The National Association of Polytechnic Students(NAPS) has denied endorsement of Governor Godwin Obaseki for the 2020 Edo governorship election. Newly elected National President of NAPS, Comrade Olasunkanmi Ijaduoye, in a statement made available to newsmen in Abuja, said the student body distances itself from the purported endorsement of Obaseki for the second term, saying there was no iota of truth in the said reports in a section of the media. He said: “The newly elected national leadership of NAPS under my watch as the president of the entire polytechnic students sees it imperative to distance the well-meaning and intellectual polytechnic students from an integrity attacking reports flying in the media that the leadership of NAPS has rallied cum declared supports for governor Godwin Obaseki Of Edo State ahead of the 2020 Edo governorship election. “The planned convention of our dear association scheduled for Edo State over the weekend commenced on disappointing note from the convention planning committee, chaired by Com Oluwole Jacob who carelessly dragged the hard-earned integrity of polytechnic students into dirty political atmosphere of Edo State, all because of monetary gains. “The unsuspecting polytechnic students who had converged for convention in Edo State where dubiously lobbied into a rally tagged “SAVE EDUCATION RALLY” not knowing that the convention planning committee has already had unknown negotiations with the deputy governor of Edo State, Com Philip Shuabi, to turn the rally to an endorsement rally. “The anti students’ act of the Convention planning committee got the teeming student Union president of polytechnics in the country to immediately pass a vote of no confidence on the Convention planning committee, thereby immediately appoint a Convention chairman that conducted the election,” he said. Ijaduoye added that immediately he emerged as the President of NAPS at the convention ground, he saw it needful and as a matter of integrity to distance the Association from being dragged in dirty politics. He said: “We have laboured too far to allow the integrity of the polytechnic students to be dragged into the mud courtesy the recklessness of our comrades." READ MORE: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/naps-speaks-on-endorsing-obaseki-for.html
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...Sunday Adekanbi emerges National President of Nigerian Polytechnic students The National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS) has elected a new national executives that will pilot the affairs of the union, VAM News reports. The election of the new officers was conducted at the 2019 convention of NAPS held at the Edo state Polytechnic Usen at the weekend. Comr Abdulmajeed Oyeniyi emerged unopposed as convention chairman of NAPS Unity convention 2019 and Option A4 style(Line Up Behind Your candidate) was adopted. Comrade Adekanbi Sunday Asuku from Kaduna polytechnic got a total of 27 votes to emerged as the new president of NAPS, beating his opponent Comrade Rio Oghale Rex from Delta state polytechnic, Oguashuku who got 10 votes. Other executives are Obioha Collins Chinedu (Federal Polytechnic, Nekede Owerri Imo state) Vice President special duties, Anidi Samuel (Federal Poytechnic Ekowe, Bayelsa state), Vice President External Affairs, Orjiukw Stephen (IMT Enugu), Dio Oghale Rex (Delta state Polytechnic Ogunashuku) Senate President, Ibrahim Isah Adam (Kwara state Polytechnic, Ilorin) Deputy Senate President and Nwosu Henry (Fedpoly Nekede) Director Special Duties. Chairman of the Convention, Comr Abdulmajeed Oyeniyi, said a total of 37 delegates drawn from Polytechnic and Monotechnics across the country, attended the convention. Abdulmajeed, thanked the delegates for the decorum and maturity exhibited throughout the convention. He described the election as one of the freest and fairest in the history of the union and thanked delegates for their good behaviour and support which led to a smooth conduct of the elections. Speaking with newsmen shortly after his election, the newly elected NAPS President said: “I feel excited and I thank God because of the confidence repose in me by the students because they believe that by the grace of God I will stand for their rights because we know that Polytechnic students are facing numerous challenges in Nigeria. Comrade Adekanbi said he would ensure that agreements signed between unions and the government are honoured to put an end to discrimination of polytechnic students and the counterparts in the country. Photos And Full Communique below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/breaking-naps-elects-new-exco.html
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The Executive Director, OneForAll Initiative, Babawale Popoola, on Saturday called on Nigerians to get tested to enable them to know their HIV status. While speaking with VAM Correspondent, Babawale made the call in Osogbo during a FREE HIV SCREENING exercise organised by OneForAll Initiative, a Non-Governmental Organisation, to commemorate 2019 World AIDS Day. The theme of this year’s activity is “Know Your Status’’. He said that the Day, which was commemorated annually on Dec. 1, gave opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV and to show support for people living with the virus. He added that the day was also set aside to enable everyone to know their status and to fight against stigmatisation and discrimination. “World AIDS Day is observed on Dec.1 globally. I had my test a few days ago and I encourage everyone to get tested to know their status. Adv. Babawale Popoola, Executive Director, OneForAll Initiative, said that the Day was set aside to create awareness on HIV and AIDS. Babawale recalled that in 2016, no fewer than 1.4 million people were tested and became aware of their HIV status. He said that the Day offered an opportunity to highlight the success of worldwide efforts to combat HIV and AIDS as well as the importance of continued support to end the scourge in 2030. “Nigeria is a global signatory to end AIDS in 2030, which means that every Nigerian that is positive must be placed on treatment and that is why this year, the theme is `know your status’. “Knowing your status is the entry point of accessing HIV services and those who turn positive are given anti-retroviral drugs free of charge. “Nigeria can contribute to the aspiration of ending AIDS in 2030 as we encourage everyone to know their status and we are determined not to leave anyone behind. “In Osun State, with a team of medical professionals as volunteers we are conducting free HIV screening, counseling and consultation free of charge,’’ he said. The Osun State Commissioner For Health, Dr Rafiu Ismaotu has affirmed the commitment of the government to providing support that will ensure healthy living of those living with HIV in the state as an endorsement for OneForAll Initiative's activities. Details below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/12/world-aids-day-2019-know-your-hiv.html
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A Lady identified as Labake Olowokere allegedly stabbed her lover, Seun Komolafe, to death with a fork after she reportedly caught him with another woman, VAM News has learnt. It was learnt, Labake had visited Seun’s residence in the Okeopo area of Ilesha around 8pm on Monday to pick her cooking gas when she met another woman in the apartment. After recovering from the initial shock, Labake was said to have picked a quarrel with Seun and the other woman, whose name could not be immediately ascertained as time of reporting. In the ensuing fight, Labake allegedly picked up a fork and stabbed Seun in the stomach and he died on the spot. Further investigation revealed that the acting Police Public Relations Officer in the state, Mustafa Katayeyanjue has confirmed the incident and stated that the Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Ige, had ordered an investigation into the matter. He said, “Around 10:30pm on Monday, one Adeyemi Ojo of Araromi Street reported to the police that one Labake Olowookere of Ido Ijesha, a lover of Seun Komolafe of the Okeopo area of Ilesha , stabbed Seun in the stomach with a fork and killed him on the spot. “ From preliminary findings, Labake went to the residence of his lover to pick her cooking gas. On getting to the house, she met another woman there and a fight ensued. “ It was during the fight that she reportedly took a fork and stabbed Seun in the stomach. "He died on the spot." VAM News gathered that the corpse of the deceased has been deposited in the Wesley Guild Hospital morgue in Ilesha.” CLICK LINK BELOW TO READ MORE: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/lady-stabs-lover-to-death-with-fork-in.html
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In a press release by the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, Ogun state axis calling on the governor to extends the tenure of the OOU Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ganiyu Olatunji Olatunde so as to finish the good work he has started in the varsity, VAM News reports. The new sheriff in Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU The purpose of life is not just to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate about lifting people, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well so that in turn, God and the people around will speak the same about you even in your absence. Hence, history will not forgive us if we refuse to give kudos to the working Vice Chancellor since we would have started a faceoff with him if the reverse is the case. In compliance with this century, our rules of engagement has been modernised even in the parlance of Aluta as we don't only fight oppressors we also hail whoever is due in expectation of more good deeds. On this note, On behalf of the entire students of Olabisi Onabanjo University,under a mother umbrella of the National Association Of Nigerian Students, Ogun State axis, I appreciate and commend the effort of the University's Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ganiyu Olatunji Olatunde, for his efforts, zeal and enthusiasm made towards the development of the institution. We must confirm that it is not just a mere hearsay but an achievement glaring to the eyes of all about the different infrastructural development being put in place for the comfortability of students and ease of learning in Olabisi Onabanjo University. Among your achievements which cannot be swept under the carpet are; "The completion of the new ICT building, the completion of the Senate building, the ongoing construction of the new Faculty of Social Science, Faculty of Science, College of Agriculture sciences Ayetoro, Six studio complex at College of Engineering ibogun, Department of Anatomy Morbid Anatomy complex, Constructions of Animal house in Sagamu Campus, purchase of the new emergency ambulance for ibogun and Ayetoro campus." All the aforementioned, were all done within the space of three years. To this end, we find no better person to complete the wonderful works going on in the Olabisi Onabanjo University other than, Prof. Ganiyu Olatunji Olatunde. •Download The VAM NewsOnline APP now on playstore (CLICk HERE) In a statement signed by Com. ADEYEMI SAMSON AJASA, General Secretary, National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS Ogun state axis (09037935067), however beg the government of Ogun state under the leadership of our beloved Governor, Prince Dapo Abiodun MFR, to dignify our students loving Vice Chancellor with a second term in office so as to finish the good work he has started in the institution. SEE MORE PROJECTS AND DEVELOPMENT IN THE INSTITUTION BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/nans-commend-oou-vice-chancellor-for.html
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Yahuza Tijjani, the Bayero University student detained since September 30 for criticizing Kano lawmaker Kabiru Isma’il has been released. Justice Aminu Gabari of the magistrate court in Kano ordered the unconditional release of the second-year student of the Department of Science and Technology Education who missed a semester while behind bars over the Facebook post in which he criticized the lawmaker representing Madobi Local Government Area in the state assembly. VAM News reported that the Kabiru who was accused of abusing his office by influencing the prolonged detention of the student, said the state’s chief judge Nuruddeen Sagir ordered the student’s prolonged detention in a leaked audio. READ THE FACEBOOK POST BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/varsity-student-detained-for.html
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Alelia Murphy, a 114-year-old former seamstress who had been recognized as the oldest living American, has died. Murphy, a New Yorker who was drawn to the city by the Harlem Renaissance, died a few days ago as confirmed by her granddaughter, Nefer Nekhet. "It is with great sadness that we share news of the passing of Mrs. Alelia Murphy," the health care workers' union 1199SEIU, of which Murphy's daughter was a member, said in a statement. "Mrs. Murphy was the oldest living American, having celebrated her 114th birthday in July, surrounded by her family, friends, community leaders, and members of our AFRAM Caucus." The cause of Murphy's death was not immediately available. Murphy was 114 years, 140 days when she died, the Gerontology Research Group verified. See World's oldest person Below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/oldest-living-american-alelia-murphy-is.html
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The Executive Director of Eagle Lead Development Initiative (ELDI), Peter Ezekiel has narrated the UequalsU to VAM News. It simply means: U - Undetectable= U -Untransmittable This simply means if the Viral Load in your blood stream is Undetectable, you Cannot transmit HIV to a negative partner. How can you achieve this? If you are living with HIV, please be dedicated to you Anti Retroviral Regimen (ARV) and be sure to attain that point where your Viral #Load is no longer noticeable/detectable. How you can help If you know a person living with HIV, please, help them to adhere to the treatment offered to them in HIV facilities so that they can achieve undetectable viral load. This only happens when a positive individual is committed to taking the ARV. So, know your HIV status today. Get tested. You can contact us, CHECK NUMBER BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/understanding-uequalsu-uu-peter-ezekiel.html
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The outgoing students painted their dresses with different colors and inscriptions such as 'NYSC is calling', 'Bye-Bye FPA', 'No More Lecture', 'Living low life is over', 'No more test', 'No more Ijan', 'No More Night Class' among others, VAM News reports. It was gathered that some students came prepared in exotic cars to display their wealth in celebration of their final exams. Fellow students could be seen pumping Champagne, Exotic wine to catch a portion of the raining money, in a picture obtained by VAM correspondent. Some demonstrated with facial makeup and poises signifying the completion of their studies at the Federal Polytechnic Ado-Ekiti, as they walked out of Examination halls. Departments such as Accountancy dept, faculty of Engineering, Environmental, Science among others... Comrade Tobi H. Optimistic, a graduating student from the department of Accountancy said Signing out to explore greatness, "I want to appreciate God for the privilege granted to scape through this academic tussle safely. I want to say that the values added through this academic journey coupled with unionism and its theatric will aways linger in my memory. Affirmatively, I will add values to the political, business, academic, humanity and the world at large." The Students took to various social media platforms to display their joy. MORE Amazing Photos below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/ado-poly-lecturer-rejoices-with.html
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...Family cry out for help in finding their teenage daughter who has been missing for over 2 weeks in Ondo A young lady identified as Adegbamigbe Temitope Esther has been missing for over 2 weeks, VAM News reports. Esther, 17, reportedly left her house in Akure, Ondo state on the 3rd of November and has not been seen since then. Please help find her as her aged mother is reportedly sickened with grief. Anyone with useful information should kindly contact the nearest police station or send an email to adeoye.elijah@gmail.com Full Details below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/family-cry-out-for-help-in-finding.html
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The Ekiti state University, Ado-Ekiti has produced the Highest number of first class in Nigeria Law schools among all State Varsities in Nigeria, VAM News reports. List of First Class Students At The 2019 Bar Results Based On Varsities: 1. Abia State Uni - 1 2. Adekunle Ajasin Uni - 1 3. Afe Babalola Uni - 6 4. Ahmad Bello Uni - 1 5. Ambrose Alli Uni - 1 6. Anambra State Uni - 1 7. Babcock University - 10 8. Benson Idahosa Uni - 1 9. Benue State Uni - 1 10. Bowen University - 1 11. Crescent University - 2 12. Delta State Uni - 1 13. Ebonyi State Uni - 1 14. Ekiti State Uni - 6 15. Enugu State Uni - 3 16. Foreign Students - 7 17. Kogi State Uni - 1 18. Lagos State Uni - 2 19. Niger Delta Uni - 1 20. Nnamdi Azikwe Uni - 5 21. Obafemi Awolowo Uni- 13 22. Olabisi Onabanjo Uni- 4 23. Osun State Uni - 2 24. Rivers State Uni - 3 25. University of Abuja - 2 26. University of Benin - 7 27. University of Calabar - 1 28. University of Ibadan - 26 29. University of Ilorin - 6 30. University of Jos - 4 31. University of Lagos - 9 32. University of Maiduguri- 2 33. University of Nigeria - 10 34. University of Uyo - 2 35. Usman Dan Fodio Uni - 2. A total of 147 students made First Class. Lagos Campus produced the highest with 79 First Class students. University of Ibadan produced the highest with 26 First Class students. SEE More BREAKDOWN OF RESULTS Below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/ekiti-varsity-produces-highest-no-of.html
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The Ondo State government has commended the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) for helping with the posting of corps members to schools, thereby making up for shortage of teachers, VAM News has gathered. The state’s Head of Service, Mr Dare Aragbaiye, gave the commendation while receiving the management members of NYSC who were on a courtesy visit to his office in Akure on Tuesday. Aragbaiye assured the corps members posted to the state of government’s continued support to ensure that they served their fatherland in a favourable environment. He stressed the need to sustain the cordial relationship between the organisation and the state government, particularly on matters relating to the welfare of corps members posted to the state. The head of service reiterated the Gov. Oluwarotimi Akeredolu-led administration’s commitment to embark on development projects that would make the state a hub for foreign direct investment. In her remarks, the NYSC state coordinator, Mrs Grace Akpabio, appealed to the state government to direct its ministries, agencies and parastatals not to reject corps members posted to them. Akpabio solicited for assistance from the government towards the completion of its camp clinic project and other programmes initiated for the wellbeing of corps members in the state. She, however, decried the non-payment of allowances to corps members serving in the state to complement the amount being given to them by the Federal Government. READ REACTIONS FROM CORPERS BELOW: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/nysc-members-making-up-for-teachers.html
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The Federal University of Technology Akure, FUTA has expelled six students over the bullying of a fellow student, VAM News reports. The expulsion is sequel to the recommendation of an investigative panel which probed the incident that took place in an off campus hostel on Saturday, November 16, 2019. The Expelled students are : 1. Popoola Olaniyi Agboola IDD/ (300L) 2. Oluwadare Faith Tobiloba FST ( 200L) 3. Nandi Yohanna Jessica IPE/ ( 200L) 4. Ajuwon Tolani Emmanuella FAT/ (100L) 5. Emmanuel Funmilayo Taiwo FAT/ (100L)and 6. Alao Olabimpe Cecilia CSP/ (100 L). The expulsion is in line with the position of Page 48 of the 2019/2020 Students Handbook which prescribes expulsion from the University for Students who engage in, " Physical assault or battery on another student outside the university premises". As a consequence of their expulsion their studentship of FUTA ceases forthwith with all its rights and privileges. In a statement signed by Adegbenro Adebanjo, Deputy Director, Corporate Communications, FUTA revealed that the punishment meted out to the affected students is not to pander to the justifiable public outcry that greeted their odious act but in tandem with the rules and regulations as contained in the Students Code of Conduct as stipulated in the University Handbook and oath of Matriculation which all students are made to sign and subscribe to. Full Details of the students below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/futa-expels-six-students-over.html
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SOLIDARITY CALL TO THE RECTOR, FEDERAL POLYTECHNIC ADO-EKITI, Engr. Dayo Hephzibah Oladebeye FOR THE CONDUCT OF ANOTHER SUG ELECTION OR CONSTITUTION OF A CARETAKER GOVERNMENT. Autarian and combatant greetings to you from concerned students of Fedpolad. On behalf of the entire fedpolad students, I write to officially bring to your notice our demand to conduct another SUG ELECTION or propel a CARETAKER COMMITTEE. I will say the student union government is the only voice of the student as been enclosed in the union Constitution, A union govern by an elected or constituted CARETAKER are the representative of the student in agitating for the student's right and its also the highest decision maker of the student. It's is a misery that our students right to vote and choose who govern their union as been stated by the union's Constitution as been truncated due to the irregularities that occurred during the last student union election by some students stakeholder, who were trying to highjack the result of the election in favour of their candidate. Subject to this, led to a protest by the students in which the school management was left with no choice than to suspend all union activities within the campus till further notice. I will vigorously call your attention to the stipulated one year or rather 10 month of the present dissolved executive, who came to Power on the 27th of September 2018, whose tenure is constitutionally over. The school second semester examination will be ending this week yet no information as been release from your amiable office to shed light on where our students union will be heading. As of now the tension of our next leadership and mode is yet to be revealed, even the aspirant are getting tired after lots of spending on campaign and consultation. Our union as been facing lots of tragedy as so far been witnessed, I must say the student of our institution are not happy with this but the fear of sanctions, are lying low and yet to go on rampage. On this note, on behalf of the student we appeal to the school management to Conduct another free and fair election or constitute a CARE TAKER Committee before the school academic session comes to an end. Proper handing over of the current executive to the newly elected or constituted committee in due time to uphold the intermediary between the student and management. READ MORE: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/students-call-for-conduct-of-another.html
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By Tunde Bright Olorungbotemi, Rivers Some Youths under the aegis of Ogoni Youths forum embarked on a peaceful protest in Rivers state on Monday to condemn the Rector and chairman of the governing council for stealing of properties and embezzlement in the Kenule Beeson Saro Wiwa Polytechnic Bori, Rivers state, VAM News reports. The Rector of Kenule Beeson Saro Wiwa Polytechnic Bori, Dr. M.O Georgewill and the chairman of the Governing council of the Polytechnic are accused of unprecedented stealings in the Polytechnic. Recently, some transformers that was about to unlawfully taken by some top management and Governing council members was intercepted by the Youths of the host Community. The interception was made possible due to classified information given to the youth leader Comrade Dornubari Asogho. The executive governor of Rivers State, E.N Wike has in several fora challenge youths of host Communities where government institutions are sited to protect it. Speaking during the protest, one of the leaders said, "I feel sad that such news is coming from my Alma mater and those saints, who accused me of trying to embezzle students union fund of which they have no evidence to back their claims till tomorrow and yet they expelled me, victimized thousands of students for my sake, are those involved in the looting of the polytechnic properties and embezzlement. Comrade Asogho called on the Governor of the state to please check the activities of the management of Kenule Beeson Saro Wiwa Polytechnic Bori before it will be too late. While addressing the VAM NewsOnline, the youths has these questions to ask the Rector: 1. Whereabout of several equipments in the world class New Technology Center that was built by Rotimi Amaechi and was managed by the defunct Rivers State sustainable development, many of the equipments has been looted by those men? 2. The whereabout of all the soundproof at the Polytechnic? 3. All the vehicles of the Polytechnic? 4. The sudden disappearance of new brand bus of Center of Continuous Education CCE? Continue Reading: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/youths-protest-against-polytechnic.html
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Idanre Focus online Media Group has this evening donated the sum of fifty thousand Naira (#50,000.00) to Idanre Development Foundation for the development of the town, VAM News reports. Making this announcement during its weekly WhatsApp Platform programme, "Sunday Summit" which held today was focused on marking its 2nd anniversary, Mr. Agbelusi Ganiyu, who is one of the Administrators of the group revealed that they, Deacon Ojo Akintola, Jackson Ige Olonimoyo, Akintoye Ademulegun and himself had decided to hand over the fund donated by some well meaning people for the celebration of the second anniversary to Idanre Development Foundation because giving to the needy ones selflessly and rendering services to humanity are better than other festivities which will come up later in a milder form. He stressed that the Administrators of Idanre Focus had decided to donate the cash fund to Idanre Development Foundation for whichever immediate purpose the money will be used for. It will help in any little way to contribute to the development of the people of Idanre Kingdom. It is also a contribution to the foundation for its commendable humanitarian services which had been winning the Foundation lots of praises from both near and far with the most recent award from Ondo State Government being the latest. Meanwhile, the three donors are Mr Jide Olurankinse, the son of Late High Chief Olagundoye Olurankinse, the Logbosere of Idanre Kingdom, Mr. Akinfosile Taiwo, the Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of YINKPRAISE Nigeria Ltd and Dr. Kayode Omishogbon, the Chief Medical Director of General Hospital, Idanre. He said more donations are still being expected as representatives of Idanre Development Foundation are expected to come and collect the sum of Fifty Thousand Naira (#50,000.00) from Mr. Agbelusi Ganiyu at Owa's Palace, Odode Idanre in Ondo State on Monday morning. Source: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/idanre-focus-platform-donates-cash-for.html
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Corps Members executing their community Development services(CDS) under Charity Community group in Enugu-North Local Government, Enugu state on the 22nd of November 2019, VAM News reports. The members of Development Service was successfully carried out massive sensitization at two different schools. The campaign was aimed at educating and enlightening on; ‘’The effect of formal education in our future as leaders of tomorrow. Is formal education the key to a successful future?’’ After the successful exercise, the students were much elated as a lot of knowledge was impacted on them. The second sensitization took place at Coal Secondary School, Coal camp, Enugu. Here, the members of Charity CDS also successfully sensitized the students of the school on the topic; ‘’The effects of entrepreneurship and skill acquisition in our future as leaders of tomorrow. Is skills acquisition or entrepreneurship the key to a successful future?’’ The students were educated on the meaning and purpose of skill acquisition and entrepreneurship, skills acquisition as enabler of entrepreneurship, skills that are expected to be developed in order to thrive in the world today, the advantages and disadvantages of entrepreneurship in Nigeria and how to take advantages of skills acquisition and entrepreneurship. The students were so happy and excited to be visited, and after the exercise. President of the Charity CDS, Comrade Melodi Adeola said the campaign was aimed at building the students to be relevant in our society and for future. He also went ahead to prove that they are true to their slogan - “touching lives” by providing scholarships to 4 students that contributed excellently during our talks and discussions. The scholarship covers the tuition fees of the next term. Charity CDS of Enugu-North LGA are happy to announce that this sensitisation is just the prelude to what is coming next, he said. There were sensitisation invitation letters sent to 8 schools, and these two schools that have hosted them were sensitised excellently. The goals of this Charity CDS group is to touch lives, hence they are conducting a sensitisation operation that would lead to a successful implementation of their proposed project. Each school is being sensitised on different topics, that are vital to the students for their future. The proposed project would entail the sensitised schools attending a competitive and educative event that would be hosted by the Charity CDS, where each school would have student representatives that would provide a presentation based on the topic we've discussed with them in our sensitisations. There would be judges that would grade the presentations, and scholarships, awards and presents would be given to the best performing schools and best performing students respectively. Each school are encouraged to also come with other students that would support their representatives, as they would be part of the general audience. This is just a summary of what we can expect next from these inspiring leaders and members of the Charity CDS. As we look towards the new months, they plan to sensitise more schools and prepare for the project describe above. We can not wait to see how fulfilling this project would be, hence, there is a call for sponsors that would be interested in collaborating and touching the lives of the students. Please call: The president - 08164453786, the P.R.O/project committee head - 07017179948, the sensitisation committee head -09036374595, or the secretary - 07035240180, if you are interested. Details & Photos Below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/corps-members-sensitise-students-on.html
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A picture of the social media regulation bill been photocopied word to word from Singapore is making rounds online. In the past few days, the Social Media Bill regulation bill and the hate speech bill has taken the media agog; with youths, women, men and the entire citizenry crying loud for the bill to be abandoned. The Social Media bill as seen in the document below is just a full extraction of the look alike bill in Singapore, nothing was changed, nothing was corrected. The bill is considered a plagiarism act. We all say no to the social media bill regulation bill. The beauty of democracy is the criticisms from the masses; this not a military rule, neither is it an autocratic dispensation. It is encapsulated in the fundamental human rights, for individuals to express their feelings, their views and the way they feel about a matter. If this bill succeeds, then the only weapon left in the hands of the populace will be taken away. It is a no no no. Nigerians should keep on reacting against such anti-human bill. #saynotosocialmediabill. See Image/Photo below: https://www.voiceairmedia.com/2019/11/saynotosocialmediabill-bill-is-from.html
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