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IJOBA2:
IS TUNDE LEMO A CHRISTIAN OR MUSLIM

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kimbraa:
Kit Harrington my crush.

U be Dragon � Mother niiii...

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falaye75:
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TunnyOgunnowo:
A lady with a strange eye balls colour was pictured on Mile 12 market. The young girl, who sells Ugwu with her mum at Mile 12 market, is Peace by name. Some say she has a medical condition and she needs a doctor. What do you think? Is this a health problem? And if so what is her health condition called?


Source: http://www.absolutehearts.com/2017/07/shocking-young-girl-with-strange-eye.html

It's Heterochromia Iridium caused by relative excess or lack of melanin.

Dear Sir,
CHARTER OF DEMANDS IN VIEW OF WORRISOME DEVELOPMENTS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF IBADAN
We, from the University of Ibadan Students’ Union, hereby write to your estimable office with the hope of bringing to your attention and appealing for your intervention with respect to the administrative quagmire presently besetting us as an institution.
On the 29th day of May, 2017, the Vice Chancellor of the University of Ibadan, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka, unilaterally declared by midday that all undergraduate students were to vacate the premises before 6pm on the same day. This declaration, which not only contravenes the university regulations but is also at loggerheads with the legal principle of “reasonable notice”, is similar to another of the Vice Chancellor that took place on the 26th of April, 2016, where he ordered students to vacate before 4pm.

The following day, the University Senate held a sitting after which all activities of the Students’ Union were declared suspended. Both actions are reactions to a peaceful demonstration by the Union which had taken place on the 29th of May to express grievance against the practical ban of hotplates and the non-provision of Student Identity Cards after two payments and three semesters. This demonstration was validly organised in pursuance of the resolution of a Congress of students.

Having listened to the Vice Chancellor himself, on numerous occasions, declare that students in relation to the management are partners in progress, and having observed from all angles the current development on campus, we the students humbly table the following demands towards advancing the collective interest of the University community:
1. Immediate release of the Students' Union Building and all properties of the Students' Union that has been wrongfully siezed.
2. Immediate return of all Undergraduate Students to Halls of Residence.
2. Proper and transparent account of the fees paid for the issuance of ID cards from 2015/2016 academic session till date.
3. Students must have the rights to use hotplates in the kicthenettes as provided for by the laws of the University.
4 That hotplates be allowed for use by students in kitchenettes only as stipulated in the Ethics Governing Halls of Residence and also in the Student Information Handbook, which is a subsidiary legislation made pursuant to the enabling statute – University of Ibadan Act, 1962. It is worthy of note that the use of hotplates borders directly on the survival of students on campus. A glimpse at the economic situation of the country reveals that prices of goods are inflated, yet the salaries (and pensions) of parents remain stagnant if not even withheld. The union strongly believes that kerosene stoves which is the inevitable alternative to hotplates is not only expensive, but equally unsafe to both users and the environment.
6. That a meeting of the Students’ Welfare Board, saddled with “the supervision of the welfare of students at the University” as stipulated by the Student Information Handbook (2014/2015 Academic session), should be convened within twenty­one (21) working days. It is disheartening that such a crucial organ of the University has not operated for too long a time, and the Union is of the view that the jurisdiction and balanced constitution of the board is of such a nature as to create lasting solutions to the sundry welfare-related plights of students.

7. That students be given Identity Cards on or before July 17 2017 as proposed by the university management. The issue of non-­delivery of Identity Cards is a breach of contract. Though the date of delivery was not stated in the contract, as stipulated in Section 29 of the Sale of Goods Act 1893, delivery must be within a “reasonable time”, and it is evident that reasonable time has elapsed. The management has, however, proposed mid-­July as the date of distribution (that is, they are amending the terms of the contract), so we humbly demand in acceptance of the amendment that Identity Cards be ready for collection by students on or before July 17.

8. That students should not in any way be victimized. In the last Students Disciplinary Committee verdicts, a lot of students were unjustly punished. In the case of allegations of sexual harassment made against some students, the police investigation exonerated those alleged students of the charges; nevertheless, the committee went ahead to find them guilty. Some students were also not given fair hearing. We therefore humbly demand that the Governing Council, sitting as the appellate tribunal over these matters, review these verdicts in the interest of justice.
9. That students be respected as partners in progress within the university community. We are not in a clash of ego or tussle for power with the management. We are simply asking to be carried along in the decision making process, especially as regards the welfare of students. The Student Information Handbook 2014/2015 session provides for 12 boards and committees which require student membership. These are the;
i. Student Welfare Board comprising 15 student members,
ii. University of Ibadan Press Council comprising 2 students,
iii. Catering Services Management board comprising 2 representatives of the Students’ Union,
iv. Library Committee comprising 2 students,
v. Students Disciplinary Committee comprising 2 students,
vi. Ceremonials committee comprising 4 students,
vii. Careers Board comprising 2 students,
viii. University Students Lodging Bureau (USLB) comprising 5 students,
ix. Sports Council comprising 4 students,
x. Building, Works, and Sites Committee comprising 2 students,
xi. University Bookshop (Nigeria) Limited Board of Directors comprising 2 students,
xii. Student­ Staff relationship which provides for the establishment in each faculty for the all ­purpose Staff/Student Liaison Committee “which would meet regularly to discuss issues as are brought before it by both staff and students.” It also provides for the setup of “an all-­purpose Staff/Student Liaison Committee similar to the Faculty Committee”.
No doubt, the student community, just as other stakeholders in the Ivory Tower, is intelligent, resourceful and has things to offer.

In conclusion, we humbly table these demands in the interest of all students and for the progress of the university community, and we enjoin the Senate to consider and accede to these demands.
This petition will be delivered to:
Hon. Minister of Education, Nigeria
Vice President Yemi Osinbajo
https://www.change.org/p/minister-of-education-nigeria-reinstate-students-union-in-university-of-ibadan?recruiter=728662184&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=whatsapp

This is to inform the University community that there was an Emergency Meeting of the University Senate on Tuesday, 30 May, 2017 in the Senate Chamber where all matters relating to the students' protest of Monday, 29 May, 2017 led by the President of the Students' Union Executive Council, Mr. Aderemi Ojo, which disrupted public peace were exhaustively discussed.

The Vice-Chancellor briefed Senate on the background to the recent students’ crisis.

Background to the Current Crisis
The Students’ Union Executive and the Students’ Representative Council for the 2016/2017 Session were sworn in at Trenchard Hall on Monday, 8 May, 2017. In delivering his Acceptance Speech, the new President left no one in doubt of his agenda viz-a-viz confrontation with the University Management. In particular, he said inter alia:

Also, our ladies are being denied of their right to use electrical appliances (hotplates) in their halls of residence. *Chapter 6 of the Student Information Handbook under the heading ‘’Electrical Appliances’’ Paragraph (i) acknowledged the use of electrical appliances in the kitchenettes. As from today, ladies, go to your halls of residence and use electrical appliances (hotplates) in the kitchenettes. If anyone stops you, report to the Union, we promise to be responsive to salient issues.

A ‘Congress’ was convened by the leadership of the Students’ Union without seeking permission of the Dean of Students’ Affairs on Saturday, 27 May, 2017, at the Students’ Union Building. The resolutions at the ‘Congress’ were as follows:
(a). That two days ultimatum be given to the University Management to constitute the Students’ Welfare Board.

(b). That fact finding committee be set up to look into the issue of the use of hot plates in Halls of Residence

(c). That ‘No ID Card, no Examination’

(d). That the scheduled programme of Oyo State Government at the International Conference centre (ICC) to be chaired by the Governor of Oyo State, Senator Isiaka Abiola Ajimobi, be disrupted.

(e). That the Sango/UI/Ojoo highway be occupied and blocked.

(f). That all Faculties, Lecture Rooms and the Centre for General Studies be locked.

Management has tried to explain to students the challenges with delay in production of their Smart Identity Cards. The new chip-based smart ID card has multiple functionality as it can be used for identification, access control, attendance system, library facility usage, login access to computers, payment for services, e-learning and medical information storage.

The Management met with leadership of the students union on Sunday 28 May 2017. An appeal was made by the Management that the students should give peace a chance.

On Monday, 29 May 2017, a group of students led by Ojo Aderemi, President Students’ Union, went round the Halls of Residence and Faculties to mobilise students for demonstration. Meanwhile, there were reports from the Campus Security Service that the demonstrating students led by their President, Ojo Aderemi, broke the glass door of the office of Dr Ojuawo of the Department of Physics, Faculty of Science. The Lecturer who was in the office at the time of the incident also alleged that he was harassed by the demonstrating students.

The demonstrating team eventually took off from the Students’ Union Building at about 10.00 hours and went straight to the Main Gate of the University and then blocked the Ojoo-UI-Oyo Road. A free flow of traffic was totally grounded. Commercial activities in the area were also grounded. The Oyo State Commissioner of Police arrived the scene and took time to plead with the students to vacate the highway but the students refused to yield.

There was a real threat to live and property and possible hijack by hoodlums and other miscreants from the neighbouring Agbowo community.
While the protest was going on, the Vice-Chancellor tried to monitor the situation. He got in touch on phone with the Commissioner of Police...........
http://ui.edu.ng/news/suspension-activities-students-union-executive-council-suec-and-students-representative-council

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amuokuko:
Love is truly blind nd stvpid...
He is AS nd u re AS nd u continued
U must be a medical student from a "college of Education"...

Thank God for relieving you of future agony...

gift01:
I don't know if you have noticed but it seems whatsapp is down. For the past 30 mins the app looks lost and stale. Hope its not crashed

It's not MMM nahhhh. It's just the server issue.

jmoore:
https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/46/a2/2a/46a22ac6c07299b45cafc9db4c10e53b.jpg

Ur head dey there guy. U too gbasky joooooo..... Thumb up for you.

Boybrano:
God forbid. Wetin concern me with that CLOWN?

U be bobrisky broda joooo

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Meanwhile

The pix for the people in the House of Assembly

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Pls what are the things they requested for because no driver's license or international passport oooooo from d fellow dt attested for me. Pls ur response will be highly appreciated. Thanks . Besides, you're from which state of origin.

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