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Several female students of Imo State University, IMSU, Owerri, living in hostels located close to the Anglican Bishop’s court, were mercilessly robbed and rapp/ed by dare devil armed robbers last Wednesday.

Saturday Vanguard gathered that the robbers raided virtually all the rooms in the hostels, collected mobile phones, laptop computers, jewellery and other valuable personal effects, and rapp/ed the girls.

Angered by what one of the victims called “the despicable act of the heartless armed robbers”, the angry students marched peacefully to the Government House, Owerri, to lodge their complaint to Governor Rochas Okorocha.

The students were particularly irked about the health of all the girls violated, especially now that HIV/AIDS is ravaging the some parts of the country.

While saying that all the students occupying these external hostels are constantly attacked by hoodlums, they equally mentioned that the President, Bishop’s Court Hostels Alliance was recently attacked by these bandits.

“If the landlords refuse to improve the security of life and property in these hostels, we shall refuse to pay our rents when the time is due. All the students will be united in this legitimate action”, one of the angry female students told Saturday Vanguard.

Goldieluks:
@OP,

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Kay-Dee:
This guy attracts trouble like magnet attracts iron filings. He's as good as retired from international football.

Lindsay Lohan

In addition to her jail time and drug charges, Lohan is known for her big-spending ways. She’s purchased $30,000 Rolex watches and a $100,000-plus Maserati. She’s also struggled to match her earlier earnings since her personal troubles have prevented her from scoring as many starring roles.

Donald Trump

The real estate tycoon is known for exaggerating his net worth, which is estimated at around $1 billion. (Trump himself has said it is closer to $3.5 billion.) He has filed for corporate bankruptcy four times, most recently in 2009, which he has described as a valid business strateg

Sarah Ferguson

After divorcing Prince Andrew, the Duchess of York was given an allowance, estimated to be worth around $24,000 a year. She also wrote books and rang up endorsement deals, but she was unable to afford her lifestyle and ran into such financial trouble that she was caught appearing to sell access to her famous family last year. She is now rebuilding her life, as her Oprah Winfrey Network show Finding Sarah documents.

Annie Leibovitz

The famous photographer ran into trouble after her partner, Susan Sontag, died, and Leibovitz was unable to inherit her estate without paying huge estate taxes. But Leibovitz’s financial troubles, which culminated in $24 million in debt, also came from unpaid taxes, outstanding rental equipment fees, an uncompleted book deal, and renovation payments.

Nicolas Cage

The actor has owned multiple homes (as many as 15 at once), almost two dozen cars (including nine Rolls Royces), and pricey art and jewelry, according to the celebrity website TMZ.com. Indeed, his lifestyle costs an estimated $30 million a year to maintain, according to his former manager. He’s also clashed with that manager in court over mismanagement accusations, but the lawsuits have now been settled.

Britney Spears

Spears’s 2008 divorce filings showed that the pop star saved none of her $737,000 monthly income. Instead, she spent it on her homes, restaurants, and entertainment. After her more recent career comeback and her father’s guardianship over her, she appears to be getting her finances under better control.

Stephen Baldwin

In 2009, the youngest Baldwin brother filed for bankruptcy, which revealed he had more than $2 million in debt. Although he’s starred in various reality television shows and serves as a frequent spokesperson in the media, his spending seems to consistently outpace his earnings.

Toni Braxton

Toni Braxton filed for bankruptcy last year for the second time, and she owes as much as $50 million to companies including AT&T, Tiffany, and the Four Seasons. The famous singer has also faced liens from the IRS for unpaid taxes. Her financial troubles are now back in the spotlight as she stars on her family’s new reality TV show on WE TV.

On the surface, celebrities appear to have little to worry about in the finance department: They command massive paychecks, after all, and can often tap into impressive endorsement deals on the side.

The above is not true in most cases, When it comes to money, celebrities are just like the rest of us—they spend too much, save too little, and make plenty of poor money choices. In fact, their unpredictable incomes and expensive lifestyles can put them at even greater risk than the average person for financial downfall. These eight celebrities are among the most monetarily-challenged.

Below are Celebrities with the Biggest Money Problems:

El-Hadji Diouf's international career appears to be over after the Senegal Football Federation hit him with a five-year ban from all football-related activity in his home country.

The decision, announced in a short statement on the federation's website senegalfoot.sn, came after 30-year-old Diouf reacted angrily to the federation's claims that he had failed to appear for a disciplinary hearing last week.

The committee wanted to ask Diouf about comments he had made on Radio France International, claiming that "the whole system of African football is corrupt". The federation claimed Diouf had been called to a hearing on July 20, but the Blackburn forward insisted he had heard nothing of it, and then told French magazine Stade he would "go to war" with the FSF if they took further action.

The FSF said Diouf is banned "from performing any football-related activity for a period of five years with effect from the date of notification of this decision".

It remains possible, according to the FSF, that the decision could be reversed if Diouf were to appear before the disciplinary committee.

The news comes as Diouf's club career hangs in the balance.

He has been fined by Blackburn for failing to report on time for pre-season training, and was left out for their pre-season tour to Hong Kong.

Manager Steve Kean said in an interview with Sky Sports this week that he thought it was time for Diouf to leave the club, indicating that enquiries have been made by other clubs.
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Written by Yekini Jimoh, Lokoja Thursday, 28 July 2011

THREE corps members posted to Kogi State, including a staff of the National Youth Service Corp (NYSC), Kogi State, lost their lives on the Kabba-Okene road on Tuesday.

Their dismembered bodies were picked by policemen and members of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC).

Nigerian Tribune gathered that the accident involved a truck and an End of Discussion, a brand of Honda products.

An eyewitness account disclosed to the Nigerian Tribune that the three corps members were in the Honda car that was driven by a staff of the NYSC, who was employed recently.

According to the source, all the occupants in the cars including a female, died on the spot when the vehicle they were travelling in tried to overtake two vehicles.

The source further disclosed that the Honda had a head-on collision with an oncoming truck.

Meanwhile, the Public Relations Officer of the NYSC in Kogi State, Mr Felix Ajayi, who confirmed the incident, said the NYSC in the state was in a state of shock over the news.

IS He advocating violence now ? As the Supreme Council for Sharia in Nigeria (SCSN) has said that Nigerian Muslims would rather go to war than give up the quest for Islamic Banking, the president of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, has stated that violence is not the preserve of one person.

Oritsejafor, who addressed the press yesterday at the general aviation terminal (GAT), Lagos on arrival from a trip overseas, said that if a group of people advocate violence, they should not expect others to fold their arms.

“Let me tell you this, nobody can intimidate me or the Church. There are so many things that just happen in Nigeria that people just allow. Now, if a group of people say they are prepared to go to war, won’t you also expect us to respond to that naturally? But by the time we start responding, people will turn around and say ‘you are heating up the polity’. It is difficult for me to comprehend; my only response to what you have said for now is that I want to assume they were misquoted.

“But I will be surprised if the SCSN thinks the best way to find a solution to a problem and to bring peace to Nigeria is to declare war. Violence is not the preserve of one person, anybody can be violent and we don’t advocate that. I will never come out to say we are prepared for war, but you are hearing it now. Let me settle down, you will hear our response and they will also get our response. We love Nigeria,” he declared.

The PFN president explained that no one is against the Muslims wanting a bank that would meet their needs, but that it is wrong for the governor of the Central bank of Nigeria (CBN), Sanusi Lamido Sanusi to spend state funds promoting a sectional banking system.

“We are not basically against Muslims. You can have a bank that will meet your needs. What we are saying is this, does the law of this country permit the CBNgovernor to spend state money promoting a sectional banking system? We are not against non-interest banking; after all, it started from the Bible. It is the Bible that every other person has imitated. You see, it’s like someone or some persons are trying to blindfold Nigerians, but what we are against is the sectional non-interest banking.

The CBN is the CBN of Nigeria and not CBN of northern Nigeria or of Islamic Nigeria. It’s a CBN of the Federal Republic of Nigeria that comprises everybody. Now, how do you take state funds running into billions to promote one kind of non-interest banking? That is a question that must be answered. It is absolutely wrong,” said Oritsejafor.

Reacting to the call for amnesty for the members of the violent Boko Haram religious sect and the threat by a Christian group in the North to retaliate the killings of Christians in that region, the clergyman prayed the situation would not degenerate into a religious war.

“No nation survives a religious war. I pray that Nigeria will not get to that point. BokoHaram is not just a group that came up because of economic reasons, but is purely a religious group with religious ideology. How do you now give amnesty to them? Are you going to tell them to give up their religious beliefs? The only way I think you can do this - I don’t rule out dialogue, but I think dialogue should begin within the North itself, among the Muslim leaders. We are not hearing their voices. When we had problems in the Niger Delta, we heard a lot of Niger Deltans shouting and making noise,” he said

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A part four medical student of Madonna University, Anambra State, Kolade Olajide, and three other students have been arrested by the men of the Ekiti State Police Command for allegedly killing a policeman during a robbery operation at Moferere area of Ado-Ekiti.

The Ekiti State Commissioner of Police, Mr. Olayinka Balogun, said at a press conference where the suspects were paraded in Ado-Ekiti on Tuesday, that the deceased, Mr. Olusegun Olufowobi, was shot by the gang around 8:40pm on July 20.

The other suspects are, Blessing Ohworisi, a male student of the Federal Polytechnic, Ado-Ekiti; Ojo Ogundare, a tyre repairer and Miss Sunkanmi Faleye, Ohoworisi’s girlfriend, who is the gang leader.

Faleye, who is a pre-degree student of the Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo in Ondo State, claimed she was not aware that her boyfriend was a criminal. She added that one of the gang members called her on the telephone and told her that her boyfriend had been shot by a robber.

Faleye, who cried throughout the period of the parade, added that she went to OAUTH to take care of her boyfriend unknown to her he had been involved in robbery.

The CP said, “The policeman was murdered in his apartment at Moferere area of Ado-Ekiti. He engaged the attackers in a gun battle with his service pistol, although he died but he shot and injured one of the hoodlums who is now receiving treatment at the Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospital, Ile-Ife in Osun State.”

The medical student, confessed to journalists that he and Ojo went with Ohoworisi aka Master Orchestral, to the residence of the deceased for the operation.

The suspect, who claimed to be a former Student of Obafemi Awolowo University, where he met Ohoworisi, said the policeman was not the target. He added that they were returning from a failed operation when they saw shinning lights at the policeman’s residence.

He said the gang leader went in because he thought the person using a generator in the neighbourhood must be a richman.

Olajide explained that he and Ogundare, who accompanied Ohoworisi, heard a gunshot from outside the building where they had waited. He added that the policeman rushed for his pistol with which he shot the leader of the gang.

The policeman was later rushed to hospital where he died, having lost so much blood while the injured gang leader was taken away by his members.

Olajide said they deceived the policemen at different checkpoints and managed to take the injured gang leader to OAUTH where he and others were arrested.



Last Year the Campus was thrown into dissarray following allegations of sexual harassment .



That the university is a catholic based institution, owned by a revered Reverend Monsignor, Emmanuel Edeh, and prides itself as a prized citadel of learning which is also evident in the fees paid by its students, which is in the range of N300,000 to N400,000 is not enough to stop one of its lecturers from conducting a census of the female students of the institution on his bed if they will pass his paper.
Mr Gospel Ajuru , a lecturer in the Pathology department of the Madonna University, Okija has been confirmed to be the type that tests the knowledge of his female students in his bed, and their performance during the duration of the ‘show’ determines what the student gets as score for both his tests and his exams.
Ajuru, according to one of his students who begged for anonymity as she is still being tutored by the randy lecturer has tasted the forbidden fruit of almost all his students, especially those who are afraid of carrying over his course.

When the story of Wale Yahoo was published in the July 17 edition of Sunday Tribune, little did the title know the extent to which the story would reach those who had been victims of the dead suspect or those who knew him but never thought he could be the one behind most of the robbery cases within Ijebu Ode/Ijebu Igbo/Epe/Lagos State axis which had been giving them sleepless nights.

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Rhino.5dm:
Another pastor bashing thread? Whats wrong with you people sef?. . .But honestly, you guys with multiple ID's, constantly opening pastor's bashing threads really SUCks. Abeg get busy and make meaning with your worthless life. Pathetic!!

hey punk!! I have just this Id, maybe u have 2 or 100, but me? just 1, so mind what comes out of ur trap

This Armed guy was alleged to have been protecting redeemed overseer Pastor Adeboye .