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[quote author=Big.game]Exactly, i was about to say the same thing.
Op your 'conscious but not totally awake' experience was caused by sleep paralysis.
There might have been hallucinations or over-exaggeration on your side. The dream might be a symptom of malaria.
Nothing Demonic here.
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The Ex-Bayelsa State governor, Chief Diep-
reye Alamieseigha, yesterday spoke on
Obasanjo's controversial letter to President
Jonathan saying the former President
Olusegun Obasanjo should allow President
Goodluck Jonathan freely run his
administration without interference.
Speaking in Yenagoa, he said though Obasanjo
deserves Jonathan's respect, the president needs the
support and encouragement of all Nigerians to run the
country successfully.
He said, "No man is infallible, there is no man on this
earth that knows everything about governance. Even if
you have tested power severally, one is still bound to
make mistakes. Governance is a very complex thing.
The office of president if you are not careful only those
who want to tell you what you want to hear will have
access to you. I cannot say the content of the letter is
entirely rubbish as a Nigerian''.
"You should know that President Jonathan must step
on some toes for him to achieve success in the reforms
he is embarking upon. He has done certain things that
only courageous people can do. The pains for the
ultimate realisation of the Nigerian dream can only
last for a while''.
"We must concede that at least Jonathan has achieved
some great feats. But those things that he has not done
well, he should be encouraged and advised in the right
way and with good intention and not staying outside
to command him as if the president is your subject
that you can just sit anywhere to control. Leadership
is like a relay race, Goodluck Jonathan should be
allowed to run his race'', Alamieyesieya maintained.
Meanwhile Alamieyesieya does not agree that
Obasanjo's letter is capable of truncating the ambition
of Jonathan for a second term, insisting than Nigeria
is bigger than Obasanjo.
"Obasanjo is not Nigeria, he alone cannot tell the
citizens what to do. Remember he lost an election in
his own village. That is how unpopular he is, even up
till today or tomorrow. But Nigerians still voted for
him. His disposition cannot significantly affect the
electoral fortunes of Jonathan.
"Its God who gives power, if God so desires that
Jonathan should continue in office then his aspiration
will come to fruition. Jonathan has done much more
than any other president has done. Let us support and
encourage him instead of trying to pull him down by
whipping up sentiments'', Alamieyeseigha said. ________________________________
From: http://m.naij.com/news/54987.html

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University lecturers, under the auspices of Academic Staff
Union of Universities, ASUU, yesterday, denied any
knowledge of the N200 billion said to have been deposited
at the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, by Federal
Government, as a way of resolving the six months old strike
which had paralysed academic activities in the nation's
universities.
ASUU also lamented that government was fond of rushing to the
media with propaganda and falsehood, instead of resolving the
contentious issues headlong, and vowed to continue with the strike until
it was officially notified about the payment.
Meanwhile, Arewa Consultative Forum, ACF, and former
Chairman of the Enugu State Council of Traditional Rulers, Igwe
Simeon Itodo, yesterday appealed to ASUU members to call off
the strike in the interest of students, parents and the educational
system in the country.
Presidency statement
Addressing newsmen in Abuja Wednesday, Senior Special
Assistant to the President on Public Affairs, Dr. Doyin Okupe,
asked ASUU to call its members back to work, since government
had fulfilled its own part of the bargain, by paying the said amount
into CBN.
According to him, the office of the Accountant-General of the
Federation had authorised the payment of the money into CBN via
a letter with reference number FD/OAGF/220/
ADC/1/4DF, dated November 13.
Okupe said the money was paid into a 'Revitalisation of
Universities Infrastructural Account' with the CBN.
However, speaking in a telephone interview with Vanguard yesterday,
Chairman of ASUU at the University of Ibadan, Dr. Segun
Ajiboye, said the union would continue with the strike as government
was yet to officially notify it, detailing the evidence of such payment.
He said: "We read in the papers today (yesterday), that government
has presented proof of the N200 billion deposited to in a CBN
account for the funding of universities and therefore that we must call-
off the strike or face sack.
No evidence- ASUU
"As I speak to you, we are yet to get any evidence of the payment
as claimed by government.
"Our union is still expecting an official reply of the letter we wrote to
the President through the Supervising Minister of Education on
November 22.
"It is very simple. All we request from the Federal Government is to
document all it said it has done and will do, and get it duly signed by
the Attorney-General of the Federation.
"When this is done, then we expect the Federal Government to invite
our union for a meeting so that the final document can be duly
recognised and signed by both parties.
"As a union of intellectuals, we see the government's claims as
payment on pages of newspapers."
Reacting to the extension of the sack threat deadline to November 9,
Ajiboye said: "The threat to sack over 30,000 lecturers is
laughable.
Our members are resolute to salvage the decadence in our educational
system. So, we are unperturbed by the threat."
On individual varsities resuming
On some universities that had already resumed academic activities, the
don said: "I can assure you, that there is no university where teaching
is taking place.
"Mind you, universities have not been totally shut down in the last six
months. Just that academic activities were stopped.
"So if administrative activities are going on, it would be wrong to say
that universities have resumed. Look, when Vice Chancellors go into
the classroom to teach with armed policemen, can we say teaching is
taking place?"
On his part, Dr. Idris Adekunle, Chairman of ASUU, Lagos
State University branch, said: "If you had discussions with some
group of people and some resolutions where reached, I think it is
logical to write the people you had discussions with stating your new
position.
"After our meeting with government on November 4, we wrote
government on November 8 and 22, stating some grey areas, which
we believe govern-ment should meet to end this strike.
"But for reasons unknown to us, the government never replied our
letters. Now, it is claiming it has made payment of the N200
billion revitalisation funds for universities into a CBN account.
"As a union made up of intellectuals, ASUU cannot just believe
that payment has been made, which is only on the pages of
newspapers.
"Even if government writes us that it has deposited the money,
providing an account number, we must confirm the payment from
CBN.
"I must lament that I see all these as normal government's
propaganda. The government is playing with the lives and future of
our children using personalities we already know.
"This is not helping this nation. However, ASUU is resolute to
ensure government is accountable and responsive to the people.
"Once we get government's official letter, inviting us for a meeting, we
will call-off the strike after the resolutions reached must have been
signed by both parties."

Source: http://naij.com

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