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It's with utmost displeasure that i express my dissatisfaction on the ungratifying attitude and leadership of nans. Recall, many months back, the academic staff union of universities (ASUU) started with a warning strike which eventually turned to an indefinite strike. It's unfortunate those we elected as leaders have forgotten their obligations, they now play a filthy shameful political maneuver. How do we convince the coming generations that "education is the key?", when our leaders failed to invest in education.

As part of the reason why nans exist and its duties and obligations is to fight for the interest of Nigerian students and ensuring their rights are not being ignored and denied. So disheartening that the association no longer fight for our interest but their own interest hoping to enrich their dry pocket and gain influx, they have all failed integrity and it's disappointing. What a shame!!. If ASUU's strike can linger for over 8months and nothing is being done by nans,it shows they had lost their voice, why then is the association existing?. All these pot bellied comrades have nothing to offer as far as NANS is concerned.

When the recent global president (Com. Bamidele Akpan) was impeached due to misappropriation of funds and his vice( com.chidi ilogebe) took up the mantle of leadership, comrade chidi organized a protest to ameliorate the lingering ASUU strike but he later suspended it due to an unknown reason. This is a show of lack incredibility.

Let it be known that youth is an identity,not an ideology. Nigerian students doesn't want those who are old enough to be grandfather running the affairs of NANS. Let the change begin now. Enough is enough!!!!!!

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/12/nans-toothless-bull-dog-emmanuel-apara.html


Emmanuel Apara
Department of Geology
Federal university oye ekiti.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU has revealed that the ongoing industrial action will not exceed next year 2021.

It could be recalled that the ASUU Strike which started with a warning strike in the march 2020 later degenerated into an official nationwide strike since March 2020 over demands for more funding for public universities and renegotiation of the 2009 FG/ASUU agreement and also Others are outstanding earned academic allowances.

In a bid to suspend the overdue strike, The Federal Government of Nigeria has pleaded with the striking lecturers to return to the classroom after offering to pay the sum of 70Billion out of the 110Billion that was demanded by the striking lecturers.

The federal government through the ministry of Education headed by Adamu Adamu last In a bid to end the eight-month-old strike by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), the federal government through the ministry of Education headed by Adamu Adamu last week reconstituted its team on the renegotiation of the 2009 agreement with ASUU.

On the part of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) that promised to get back to the federal government after meeting with its branches to consider the offer given by the federal government, the scheduled meeting did not hold due to some unforeseen circumstance.

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has revealed that the ongoing strike may be called off in the first week of January, 2021.

The Union stated clearly that the Nigerian government can't be trusted and as such lecturers will not resume academic activities until the government pays all the earned salaries of the striking teachers.

The Union frantically urged students to get ready to resume in all campuses starting from 3rd of January, 2021 as lectures kickoff immediately.

It further revealed that the strike will be called off between 1st to 4th of January 2021, this is because the federal government had agreed to pay all earned salaries of lecturers on 31st of December, 2020.

It could also be recalled that the striking teachers distanced themselves from resuming until the federal government released all the earned salaries of the striking lectures and the federal government agreed to pay 70 billion to ASUU on 31st of December, 2020.

Some university students on Thursday appealed to the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to consider the students’ future and resume work in their various institutions.

Some of the students, who spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Enugu, expressed worries and lamented as they appealed for the suspension of the prolonged strike.

The students said that they were tired and frustrated due to the time wasted without any academic achievement.

They said that the strike would make them remain in the university more than it was necessary.


Source: https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/12/ASUU-reveals-date-to-suspend-strike.html

The Senate of the University of Ibadan (UI) has elected Professor Adebola Ekanola as the Acting Vice Chancellor of the University.

Ekanola, the current Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic, is from the Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts.

Ekanola is to take over from the outgoing Vice Chancellor, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka, whose tenure ends today, November 30, 2020.

At the start of the Special Senate meeting, having ruled out the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Academic, Professor Adebola Ekanola from presiding, the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Research, Innovation and Strategic Partnership), Professor Olanike Adeyemo was unanimously agreed to preside.


Also, the House went against a sole candidature for the position, thereby resolving that candidates should be nominated for the position, out of which an Acting VC will emerge.

The meeting was later presided over by the Provost, College of Medicine, Prof. Olayinka Omigbodun when Adeyemo was nominated..

The Senate members, therefore, nominated five candidates: Professors Adebola Ekanola, Olanike Adeyemo (current serving DVCs) Adigun Agbaje, Gbemisola Oke (former DVCs), and Ayo Oluleye from the Department of Industrial & Production Engineering.

After the nomination, the House went on ten minutes break and the period was used for the accreditation of the Senate members to put the nominations to vote.

At the end of the election, Ekanola scored 275 votes out of 400 total votes to emerge the Acting Vice Chancellor.

Following the winner is Professor Oluleye, who scored 80 votes. Professors Adeyemo scored 13 votes, Agbaje scored 15 votes and Oke scored 14 votes.

Out of 397 valid votes, three were voided.

It is expected that the nomination of Ekanola will be ratified at the Council meeting scheduled for this afternoon.

Source: https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/11/ui-senate-elects-adebola-ekanola-as.html

Student Union leaders across the South West have threatened to employ every legal means to confront the Federal Government on the issue of the strike action currently embarked on by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU). This was made known at a press conference organised by the South West division of the Universities Students’ Union Presidents.

The conference, which held at the University of Ibadan Students’ Union Building (SUB) on Thursday 12th November, had in attendance students from various universities all over the geopolitical zone, as well as Pressmen from different media houses.

While giving his speech, the president of the University of Ilorin Students’ Union, Comrade Wisdom Oluwaseun Okoko emphasised that it was necessary to hold the conference in order to bring to public notice, the grievances of students, who have spent almost eight months outside their classrooms. “We cannot continue to keep quiet and watch”, he emphasised.

In his own speech, the leader of the University of Ibadan Students’ Union, Akeju Olusegun, expressed sadness over the current state of the country’s education sector. In his statement, he said, “The issue of ASUU Strike is killing us as Nigerian students”. He also mentioned that instead of teaching students, the system is rather punishing them.

According to a release signed by the student leaders, they requested for an immediate resolution between the two parties who are presently at loggerheads.

“We, the great students of the federation, hereby request for an end to the ongoing strike action by the Academic Staff Union of Universities. The struggle of ASUU should never be undermined as we all truly know, a revitalisation and improvement in the quality of infrastructure and regulation of payment of salaries is direly needed.

In spite of this, we urgently call for a compromise to be reached by both parties. The future of students is at stake. Some have lost faith in the education in this country and it is a great slap on the face of the nation. Not every parent or guardian can afford to send their children to Private Universities. Even some Missionary Universities that should offer respite are so expensive that some of their members can’t afford the tuition. Believe us when we say that a lot is at stake here. An Igbo adage says, ‘Does a person whose house is currently burning chase rats around the house?’. This rat hunt has been on for too long and ENOUGH is ENOUGH”.

The leaders ended the demands in their release by words of threat, which read, “In lieu of the above, we hereby give the federal government the ultimatum of seven (7) days to resolve the crisis and get us back to school, else, there would be an aggressive nationwide agitation thereafter”.

When asked whether the proposed protest would not lead to violence, as observed during the recent nationwide #EndSARS protests, one of the leaders promised that it would be well planned and properly coordinated so that hoodlums do not take advantage of it to initiate civic unrest in the nation.

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/11/resolve-ASUU-strike-in-7-days-or-expect.html?m=1


Source: Campus Verve NG

Yesterday, the Basic Medical Sciences Students Association of the University of Ibadan released it's first online publication - VIRTUS. A compilation of virtues to inspire the next generation.

It’s with great honor and pride that I present to the general public our pioneer project from the paradigm team, “THE VIRTUS publication”
It’s one of the few online publications that you would find out here that truly inspires.
This publication breathes the greatness that is BAMSSA.


Fafure Adeleke (President BAMSSA UI)

Follow this link to download

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/07/BAMSSA-UI.html?m=1

During the week, the news made the rounds that celebrity couple, Simi and Adekunle Gold, had welcomed their first child in the United States.


In light of this, many of their fans thronged to their social media handles to congratulate and celebrate the award-winning songstress who had announced that she was expecting her first child through her latest single titled, ‘Duduke’.



However, when Saturday Beats reached out to a close source to the couple who preferred anonymity, the source confirmed that Simi was currently abroad with her husband and mother but had not put to bed.



The source, while thanking fans for the congratulatory messages, noted that the couple would announce the birth of their child when it happens.


“Simi is still pregnant but she will give birth any time from now. We are expecting the news at any moment. Her family is with her abroad. She was there before the release of ‘Duduke’ video. Right now, she has slowed down with some of her works but she has not given birth. Whenever Simi puts to bed, everybody would know,” the source said.



The couple has always kept part of their private life out of the social media space. Their 2019 wedding was a private affair which was attended by only close family and friends who didn’t share photos or videos of the couple or the wedding ceremony on social media.


Fans, however, caught a glimpse of the wedding when the couple released a music video that captured some of the joyful moments.


https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/05/simi-still-heavily-pregnant-has-not.html?m=1

Source: The Punch

CAMPUS TORI.

Hi. Welcome to Campus Tori. We just launched this Column on Campus Verve to provide first class entertainment and comic gists and stories on Campuses in Nigerian Varsites. Sit, Enjoy and Hit the share links below to share with your friends!




Hello my people! If you hear say E don happen, E don happen be that o. This Corona Bambus abi na virus of a thing don affect all of us wey be students so tey, we go just sit-down at home; dey press phone from morning till night. We con dey lonely as if we be singles �.

I dey sure say, the major reason why many of us dey miss school no be because of classes, grades or exams. Na because of that babe or guy wey you don dey eye � abi knack � for school. My brother, my sister, E go be!

I'll be bringing back hilarious, amazing and thrilling experiences and spots from school to our memories again this break. Today, I'll be doing a list of places where Romance go open in the University of Ibadan. It's the scope of the Romantic Ambience of the School.

For Fresh Students who have not resumed school yet, you may not find this as fun as it should be. Just hang on��, continue and get experiences before hand.


#1. Indomie Stand : I resumed school as a freshman sometimes last year. You know, as a fresher, you'd want to explore and tour round school and of course, have fun to its fullest, because for some of us, this might be the first opportunity we'd have to be away from parents and exposed to 100% freedom.

These I did, but it almost went wrong �.

The first week of Resumption was kinda free. Registrations weren't going seriously as expected and classes had nor started either. I went out one a fateful day to tour, I saw an indomie Stand and walked in to eat, tho, I wasn't hungry �. I met two ladies seated opposite me. I thought I was in my village or street, so I greeted them calmly and offered to buy them food and drinks. They agreed sharp sharp. ��.

After the order was placed, then I just realized that I intended eating there too �. But by this time, I had exhausted all the money on me. I spent 3k as a Father Christmas on strangers I've not set my eyes upon till now. I strongly doubt if they were freshers ��.

The indomie Stand at the back of the Independence Hall, and very close to Queen Idia Hall, is a wonderful place for open Romance in UI. It's usually filled up with students at nights especially (and of course, students in pairs �). If you go here as a guy, something will push you to spend � (like ikr), but I'd advise you to spend wisely. Some girls have no chills �.


#2. You and I food building (U & I) : usually, Students in pairs are seen in large numbers in front of the Queen Idia Hall gate - these ones are LEGENDS. The very shy ones are the ones who move downwards towards the U & I food building area or the passengers' shed.

Along this axis, a lot of smooching, handling and scenes could take place. The gloomy and cold breeze offered by the tall trees around here makes these activities easy and concealed.

I sincerely haven't had any experiences here ����. But I suppose the number of students that loom around here are majorly Zikites, Katangites, Awoites and Idiaties. I have no doubts about Idiaties - na their hall �.


#3. Awo Hall driveway: And yes! We're here! There's a belief in UI that most of the ladies in Awo hall are potential wife materials, and ladies here are mannered and well cultured. So if a hall is full of wife materials (100 yards fah �), potential suitors must be seen lurking around such vicinity.

It's not that I come here too, but I... ����, You should understand!

What brings most guys here (from all the male halls) is seeing their ladies off or Walking them down from school area at night. Tho, some normally schedule meetings �. Most of the 'seeing off'usually lead to 30minutrs or more discussion along the driveway.

You know, UI is Known for learning and discipline. I love the way the night watch men at Awo hall flash their Torchlights at the students in pairs - normally, that's an indication for males to leave the vicinity.


#4. TECH Road: this is one of the most silent places in UI, especially in the evenings and night. I'll call it an offshoot of escapades from Awo hall driveway and U & I food building. People mostly end their conversations here. Tho, some friends normally hang around here intentionally. It's usually interesting to see sights and hear sounds of love display from people.

There's a building of the Food Technology Department here, also the Admissions Office which has an open space - lovers can be seen chasing themselves around here sometimes and even sit in the drainages here ��. A lot of smooching happens around here.


Read the dangerous number 5 and 6 � here

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/05/campus-tori-6-romantic-places-in.html?m=1

The University of Medical Sciences, Ondo has disclosed that it has concluded plans to commence the coronavirus test. The Vice Chancellor of the University, Prof. Adesegun Fatusi, made this known who disclosed this said the school has the needed tools to carry out the exercise.

“The PCR machine used for conducting the test for COVID-19 is available in UNIMED. At the moment, once a person is suspected, the sample has to be taken to Ede in Osun State for testing because we don’t have the capacity but within the next few days, we are going to start testing.

“We are going to continue to partner with the federal and state ministries of health to support them not just on COVID-19, but on Lassa fever and on other diseases because we are going to ensure the diagnostic facilities are available.”

Fatusi disclosed that the institution was actively involved in the community sensitisation via indigenous, traditional and social media.

He reminded that sensitisation is the most important thing at this point in time to let the people know what they should do in order to prevent further spread of the virus.


https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/05/unimed-concludes-plans-to-start-covid.html?m=1

Barring last minute changes, OYO INSIGHT can authoritatively report that The Governing Council of the University of Ibadan is set to hold an online meeting, specifically on the 18th of May, in a bid to set in motion, processes for the appointment of the Institution’s next Vice Chancellor.

In a statement signed by the Registrar, Mrs. Olubunmi Faluyi, the meeting became imperative because the five-year tenure of the incumbent Vice Chancellor, Professor Abel Idowu Olayinka, would expire on the 30th of November, 2020.

According to the statement, the meeting is therefore, in accordance with the Universities Autonomy Act of 2003, which vests the power to appoint a Vice Chancellor on the institution’s Governing Council, provided that the visitor to the University, in this case, President Muhammadu Buhari GCFR, is duly informed after the appointment.


However, this announcement of the commencement of the electoral process, may be hampered by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the strike embarked upon by members of the Acacdemic Staff Union of Universitis (ASUU), whose members have specifically frowned at the commencement of such exercise, “at a time like this”.

A source, who pleaded anonymity, explained to OYOINSIGHT.COM that the meeting is a ploy by the Vice Chancellor “to force or rush a meeting via Zoom (an online meeting platform), when he cannot get other things done via the same online platform”.

The source stressed that “this is the beginning of a plan (by the VC) to force his own agenda on the system he has not led well for the past 5 years”.

Unfortunately for the VC, the source added, “members of ASUU who are in the Varsity’s Council, are under drective of the National Union not to attend any meetings, whether online or not.”

Findings by OYOINSIGHT.COM also revealed that Section 2 of the Guidelines of the ongoing ASUU strike forbids any member to attend any meeting, whether physical or online.

The section reads, “Members are further reminded that the current strike is indefinite, total and comprehensive. No teaching, no examination and no attendance of statutory meetings (whether physical or electronic) of any kind (Senate, Council, College, Faculty/Departmental Boards, Committees, etc).”

The source further explained that this same Management, now calling for an online meeting for the purposes of kick-starting processes for the appointment of a new VC, had previously prevented two different online meetings on account of the Coronavirus pandemic.

The first, according to the source, was an online international conference which was cancelled, and the Dean told that was so because of the pandemic and ASUU strike.

Similarly, the source stated that a zoom meeting between ASUU members in the institution was stopped by the VC because of COVID-19.

It is therefore funny, that the same VC who postponed both programmes, is now the one calling for another meeting.



Source: https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/05/search-for-new-ui-vc-begins-in-crisis.html?m=1

Hi. We have made a compilation of many useful materials and slides for Fresh Students who have just been admitted to the University of Ibadan. Now is the time to start investments in reading and diligent studying.

The materials are in two categories.


- General Courses for Faculty of Sciences (which will include some other faculties that take courses from Faculty of Science in 100l like College of Medicine, Faculty of Agriculture, etc)


- General Courses for Faculty of Arts/Social Sciences (which also includes useful materials for Faculty of Law too).


Click here to download for free:

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/05/university-of-ibadan100l.html?m=1

Apostle Elijah Olopade Heals Man With COVID-19, Seeks Permission to Visit Isolation Centres. (VIDEO)


Apostle Olopade Heals COVID 19 Patient.

Apostle Olopade Elijah, the lead pastor of the House of Encounters International, Ondo, Ondo state has called on the government and the general public to permit him into isolation centers to pray for people with COVID19 symptoms. Apostle Elijah stated that he already prayed for a case which now tests negative as a testimony.

In his statement, He said:

"Please in case you have anyone with the Covid-19 symptoms, or you know any isolation center that will permit me to come pray, please send a text or call me directly on +234(0)9069652349.


I am looking for such cases, to God's Glory I've been able to pray for a case and God healed him, the symptoms stopped. So I'm looking for more cases."


The Coronavirus pandemic broke out as at December 2019 and has risen in infections by large numbers according to the World Health Organisation and national centres for disease control (CDCs).


SEE Video:

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/05/apostle-elijah-olopade-heals-man-with.html?m=1

LEARNING RESOURCES FOR INCOMING 2019/2020 FRESH UNDERGRADUATES



The University has made provisions for some learning resources to keep you intellectually engaged during this period of the COVID-19 lockdown. We have also provided resources on general physical wellness. Please be free to explore.


The resources can be accessed. using the URL below (click on or copy & paste to a browser).

http://lms.ui.edu.ng/course/index.php?categoryid=36




Your Username is your JAMB registration number. Ensure that the letters are in lowercases, e.g. 90001111yz

Your initial Password is New2020@UI

You will be prompted to change the password to proceed. The password must have at least 8 characters, at least 1 digit, at least 1 lower case letter, at least 1 upper case letter and at least 1 non-alphanumeric character: e.g. AM4wonder*

If you have any difficulty to log in, kindly send an email to lmssupport@ui.edu.ng indicating your JAMB registration number and surname in the message.

Note: Log in details may be reviewed when you officially commence your studies in UI.
Have a good time learning.


Source: https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/04/learning-resources-for-incoming.html?m=1

ifykris22:
when their mate's are in the lab looking for cure...

Chai Chai chai.....

Welcome to Nigeria bro

Recently, Tertiary institutions in Nigeria have been seen to engage in different Savage and conversation contests on social media platform like Twitter and Facebook. Tonight the Universities battling are Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko (AAUA) and the Premier University, the University of Ibadan (UI).

Previously it was the University of Benin against the University of Lagos #UNIBENvsUNILAG




Students of these Varsites were seen on Twitter making savage and funny replies to situations relating to their school. We guess this is a way of cooling and chilling out this lockdown period, and even as we anticipate a positive gesture from ASUU.

Here's the Trend on Twitter
#AAUAvsUI


https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/04/trending-battle-between-varsities.html?m=1

The Imo State Government has said it does not plan to rename the Imo State University after late Chief of Staff to President Muhammadu Buhari, Abba Kyari, whose death was announced on Friday.

Chief Press Secretary to Imo State governor, Oguwike Nwachuku, in a statement on Monday described the news as fake.

The statement reads in part, “Since Kyari passed on, the same persons have been issuing press statements, forging the logo of government and the name of Mr Nwachuku with the intent to deceive Imolites in particular and the public in general into believing their propaganda and fake news to be real.

“In one of such fake statements they issued and also circulated on social media, they mischievously credited Governor Uzodimma to have said he would immortalise Kyari for making him governor.

“We also advise the reading public to take fake news seriously and make conscious efforts to identify the promoters and ensure that they join others who stand against fake news globally to make their trade unattractive.”



Source:

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/04/imo-government-denies-renaming-state.html?m=1

Nigerian Students! How's the lockdown going there? We hope you're safe and taking every Health safety practice at this period.

The challenges Fresh Students are faced with upon resumption to the University have Constituted many factors that prevent their Peaceful stay in the University. These challenges range from coping with classes and hectic Lecture days, reading bulkier books than in secondary School, getting along with friends, settling down and adapting to a free lifestyle and so on.

It's been said that, the beginning of a thing characterises the entirety of that thing. So it's very important fresh students receive proper orientation to guide their stay in the University.

In the light of these challenges, Campus Verve NG invites Students of various Levels in Tertiary institutions to be a part of this Orientation and sensitization program to help 100 level students in the University. The Orientation program will hold as an Online Spoken Words Contest.


Campus Verve NG invites Students of Varsities to be a part of it's Spoken Words Contest: WORD WAR 1.




REGISTRATION : Date: 20th April, 2020

- Visit /wordwar1 to register online for this contest.

- Upon registration, details of the contest will be sent to applicants Email addresses.

- Contestants will be required to pay a token of #200 (Two Hundred Naira) for internet service charges. Payment details will be contacted via email addresses also.

-After successful payment which connotes complete registration, Contestants will be sent a Unique Identity Code {UIC}. The code will be used for proper Identification and Content Submission.


PARTICIPATION

- Make a Spoken Words Video of not more than 3 minutes which should centre on the Challenges Faced by Freshers in their first year in University.

- The Video Should be sent to campusverve@gmail.com with the Contestant's Unique Identity Code {UIC}

- After The Video has been Published on Campus Verve's Website, we'll get back to you with a Unique Link for voting.

- Contestants will be required to share this link with friends and family to canvass votes. Which will be through the comments section. (i.e Post with the Highest Nominations through comments)

- Winner of WORD WAR gets 5000 cash Reward and a certificate of Excellence.

- Other participants will be rewarded with certificates of participation too.

IMPORTANT NOTICE: This Contest is primarily by Voting and no thorough screening.


For more details and Registration visit:

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/p/word-war.html?m=1

REGISTRATION Starts APRIL 20TH - May 8th

The Education USA Opportunity Funds Program is available to Nigerians who only require financial resources and access to information to better their educational future. The OFP’s mission is to assist talented and determined, low-income students who are good candidates for financial assistance from U.S. colleges and universities but lack the financial resources to cover the up-front cost of obtaining admission.

Application Deadline: 31st May 2020


Eligible Countries: Nigeria
To be taken at (country): United States

Type: Undergraduate, Graduate

Number of Awards: Not specified

Value of Program: OFP finances the cost of the application process, including registration fees for required standardized examinations and provides free membership to the U.S. EducationUSA
Advising Center for its participants.


Eligibility:
Applicants must be Nigerians
Applicants must have Strong academic record/ transcript
Applicants must be able to demostrate financial needs
Applicants must be fluent in English.

Application Process:
Undergraduate applicants apply here
Graduate applicants apply here

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/04/2020-fully-funded-educationusa.html?m=1

For inquiries send an email to AbujaEducationusa@state.gov or LagoseducationUSA@state.gov

Visit The Official Website For More Information

Hey! How's the Lockdown going there? Remember to stay safe and take the necessary health safety practices to prevent the massive spread of the Corona Virus. Thank you



Lately, we began a Column for Profiles of Nigerian Students; Campus Verve Crush, which is an avenue for we to get to meet beautiful Nigerian Students in various Varsities and higher institutions of learning.



Today, we're glad to announce the Online Voting Contest for Our Next Campus Verve Crush. We'll pick three of our previous Crushes and place them on the Contestants platform and they'll get links to receive votes. The Contestant with the Highest Nominations through the Comments Section on their Profiles get our reward!



This is What Campus Verve Crush means if this is your first time of hearing about us.

About Campus Verve Crush.



Don't forget, this is going to be fun. So just relax, check out the following profiles and vote for anyone you think should be our next Crush ❤️�.





Contest Begins on Monday, 13th April.


For free contacts and access to our Crushes Numbers and social media accounts visit


https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/04/who-will-be-next-campus-verve-crush.html

COVID 19: The Assertions of NCDC are Wrong. We Have a Significant Number of Medical Laboratory Scientists in Molecular Testing - YMSF



Yesterday, the House of Representatives through their handle on Twitter gave a report on the state of the Laboratories and personnels in charge of the Laboratories for the COVID 19 testing in the Federal Republic of Nigeria.


They said:
"We need to expand our testing labs across the country. Presently, we have two lab scientists in molecular testing, serving seven labs across the country. As we are expanding across the country, we need more people to be trained in molecular testing for faster results”.


Their tweet received so many controversial replies and reactions especially from different Associations of Medical Laboratory Scientists in Nigeria.

Medical Laboratory Scientists in Nigeria also gave reactions that the House of Representatives were either Being informed wrongly about the number of Scientists in the lab or the entire testing process.

The Nigerian Medical Laboratory Science Students Association also reacted against this. A press release from the President of the Union in a Federal University is copied thus:


FROM THE PRESIDENCY, NIMELSSA (Your Chapter)

I wish to bring to our notice & awareness as well as also draw our attention to the tweets of the meeting held between the leadership of our nation's House of Representatives, the Ministers of Health & State for Health respectively.

"I understand that certain tweets made by the House of Reps through their account @HouseNGR on twitter yesterday (06-04-2020) portrays a rather unfavourable image of our profession, career, efforts & being."

"We might not be certain for sure, if the leadership of the honourable house were misinformed or if the report given was misinterpreted along the line, but whatsoever reports from which they drew such conclusions pose a threat to our essence as indigenous citizens who do our quota and obviously play our roles well in preventing further brain drain from happening in the nation."

To this effect, I entreat all Medical Laboratory Scientists in training in our honourable chapter; UNIZIK to join fellow students in other chapters as well as already practising professionals around the nation to queue in the labour of debunking these claims by using our accounts on Twitter to tweet & retweet sensible and respectful tweets —that are in line with this topic— with either or all of these hashtags:

#Not2MedicalLabScientists
#Not2MedicalScientists
#Not2qualifiedScientists
#Labvocacy

Even after a letter was copied them on the 1st of April, 2020 by the national president of AMLSN clearly stating the manpower (skill), capacity (Medical Laboratory Science professionals), willingness (up to the point of being willing to contribute in the renumeration of these indigenous experts) & readiness to join in the fight against this pandemic, they chose to throw shades on our prestigious profession. This is a rather sensitive situation, and we won't let it slide off so easily.

Thank you as you join every other student & practitioner in this good fight. Endeavour to continue the practice of personal hygiene whilst you *#StayHome*. God bless & stay safe!

Comr. Anowai, W. Ifeanyichukwu
Chief Servant, NiMELSSA UNIZIK

https://twitter.com/HouseNGR/status/1247219766173016064?s=20


Read the full tweet and replies here:

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/04/covid-19-assertions-of-ncdc-are-wrong.html?m=1

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RESOLUTIONS OF THE 8TH ASSEMBLY OF THE STUDENTS' REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL SITTING ON THE 25TH OF JANUARY, 2020.


✔The sitting started at exactly 9:40 am.

✔Opening prayer was led by the speaker.

✔Minutes of the last sitting was adopted.

✔Notifications were taken.

✔The Ethics committee gave their reports to the house and the council strongly recommended the following to the executive committee:
- Based on some criteria as presented by the ethics committee, certain individuals should not be included in the membership of the SUCC.
- A workshop should be organised for the members of the SUCC.

✔The president briefed the council on the SUCC and other matters arising including the SU event centre and issues regarding sales of accommodation forms.

✔The following was approved as budget for the Executive Committee:

- 148,500 Naira was approved for the office of the President

- Funds for the welfare package are to be sourced for from sponsors as stated in the budget presented




- Other projects were pended as the Finance committee was still making findings

- 328,680 Naira was approved for the office of the General Secretary

- 486,200 Naira was approved for the office of the Treasurer

- 840,070 Naira was approved for the office of the House Secretary

- Other items were pended until the finance committee can make appropriate findings regarding such issues

- 190,190 Naira was approved for Kunle Adepeju's day celebrations.

- Other items in the Executive budget were pended until the finance committee is able to make appropriate findings regarding them.

✔1,938,778 Naira was approved as budget for the Students' Representative Council.

✔The sitting ended by 9:16pm.

Signed �
Hon. OLATOYE, Eniola O.
Clerk, SRC.

Rt. Hon. OMITOYIN, Oluwaferanmi
Speaker, SRC.

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities has directed its members nationwide to go on strike as soon as the Federal Government stops lecturers’ salaries. Expect the unexpected.

The decision of NEC is that, immediately our salaries are stopped we will invoke the principle of no pay no work.

“We don’t need to wait for any directive from NEC and an injury to one is an injury to all.

Immediately salaries are paid and we discovered that other members of staff are paid and our members are not paid, we will automatically begin the strike.


Meanwhile, ASUU has accused unnamed government officials of sabotaging its discussions with the Federal Government on the proposed University Transparency and Accountability Solution.

The union added that it was consulting with its members nationwide on the directive by the Federal Government stopping the payment of salaries to lecturers and all workers of tertiary institutions who are not enrolled on the Integrated Personnel and Payroll Information System.


https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/01/expect-unexpected-ASUU-tells-federal.html?m=1

The Vice Chancellor of Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike (MOUAU) in Abia State, Prof Francis Otunta has been accused of impregnating a 300 level student of Accounting of the institution.

The allegation was contained in a petition written by a member of the University's Governing Council, Dr Nelson O'Amanze Udenze.

In the petition made available to LIB, it was revealed that the Vice Chancellor was also accused of impregnating a third year female student of accounting in 2017. He allegedly upgraded the student to final year status without any examination, allegedly graduated her and allegedly quickly sent her abroad to close the trial.

Prof Otunta was also accused of an alleged abuse of office and embezzling money meant for some staff of the university he allegedly suspended.

A member of the University's Governing Counil, Dr Nelson Udenze who wrote the petition against the Vice Chancellor, told LIB that he is yet to go the press because the Ministry of Education has constituted a panel to look into the allegations. According to him, he will be speaking to the press after the investigation has been concluded. He also confirmed that he wrote the petition this month, January 2020.


Read the petition below;

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/01/mouau-vice-chancellor-prof-otunta.html?m=1

This is coming after a female lecturer of the institution, Prof Patricia Mbah accused same Vice Chancellor of sexually harassing her, illegally seizing her salary and victimizing her. The lawsuit against him will be heard at the National Industrial Court in Owerri on February 3.


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At the early hours of today, some Students (Names Withheld) we're apprehended for the misuse of The University's Equipment installed for learning purposes at the CBN Lecture theatre, University of Ibadan.

The two Students claimed to be Students of the University of Ibadan and CBN Lecture theatre Executives. They explained themselves to have been using the computer and Projector to display an advert for an upcoming event organized for 100 Level Students on the 18th January, 2020 and that they were not attempting destroying the equipment in the operator's room.

"I was there at the ceremony when 4 million Naira was raised for the funding of the equipment in the hall. If I am carrying laptop up and down because the systems in the Lecture room aren't working. Then you shouldn't tamper with the other equipment here."

"Did your parents send you here to make money? Or did your parents send you here to become pastors and Ministers of religion? What they sent you here to do is to come and read. And if you're getting distracted and you cannot help yourself out then it is unfortunate. Exam is just a few days away."

"When the Security comes they will take them away. Then they will identify if truly they are Students or Federal School of Statistics or Polytechnic Students."

"If you know how much was used in fixing this lecture theatre after it was built you will not attempt to destroy it! If we cannot Manage our System then our country has no Hope!"

These were the words of the Lecturer as he lamented on the rate of miscreants plundering the University.


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Oladipo Adesiyan, a 13-year-old pupil, has developed a website for his school, Messiah High School, Akure, Ondo State. According to reports, Adesiyan developed the passion for web designing during a long vacation in 2018 when he couldn't collect his result before the close of school.


“It all started one afternoon after my school had closed for the long holiday. Unfortunately for me, I couldn’t collect my result that term. Although it was painful, I had enough time to think. I began to think of different ways that pupils could view their results online. So I did a lot of research and I settled for an e-portal for the school"



“I had always loved to create and design websites since I was in primary school. Although, I didn’t create any website then, but I started web development with codes in February 2019,” Adesiyan said.

He said, “My dad has never liked the idea and mum initially saw it as a waste of time. But when she saw the kind of stuff I did with the school website she became one of my fans.”

Following the development of the school's website, the school management has promised to reward Adesiyan with something tangible and to further develop his skills.


Source: https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2020/01/13-year-old-pupil-builds-website-for.html

Simi is not lucky with sharing pictures as her fans always get the wrong impression when her contents emerge.

Some of her fans made her breasts the point of focus in analysizing her latest pictures. The debate was if she was actually wearing a bra or not.
Regardless of this, Simi, 29, who hails from Lagos State remains a beautiful person.

Simisola Bolatito Ogunleye, professionally known and referred to as Simi, is also a music producer and songwriter. Simi started her career as a gospel singer, releasing her debut studio album in 2008 titled Ogaju.
See more images below:


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The UI SU Elections, conducted on the 7th December, 2019 within the hours of 9am and 8.00pm has been brought to a close.
The process experienced some hitches at the onset of the process but was later rectified. Voting was slated to end at 4pm but was shifted to 8pm because the Voting Portal was not active until around 12pm.

AKEJU OLUWASEGUN emerged the Winner of the Presidential Elections for The University of Ibadan Students Union Elections. He led his opponent with 615 votes. That's quite a margin Katangites would never believe happened to Hessy.

Here are the results of the Elections:

� SU ELECTION RESULTS �

PRESIDENCY
OLOFINLADE EBENEZER: 2138

AKEJU OLUWASEGUN: 2753 (Winner)

V. PRESIDENCY
OLADITI AISHAT: 4227 Undecided:737

GENERAL SECRETARY
FIJABI ISRAEL: 4591 Undecided: 373

ASSISTANT GENERAL SECRETARY
OMOTOSHO ADESHINA: 1861

OLUWAKAYODE MUSTAPHA: 2846 (Winner)

HOUSE SECRETARY
ABDUL-FATTAH ABDUL-MUHAYMIN: 1907

OLADEJI RICHARD: 2575 (Winner)

TREASURER
EDET COLLINS: 4146, Undecided: 888

PRO
OLADEJI ABIODUN


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Information reaching CAMPUS VERVE is that a bachelor of computer science student, Kevin from the Federal University of Lafia (Fulafia) has been expelled from the higher learning institution, after sleeping with a lecturer and successfully impregnating her.
Nigerian Student Impregnates his lecturer.

The university disciplinary board is said to have received the disheartening news of the student impregnating his lecturer with acute shock, before deciding such a cruel penalty on the student.

Kevin’s action which has since put the university in the limelight for immorality and promiscuous behaviour has not only watered down the dignity of the university, but also the integrity of the lecturers therein.

A number of people have come out to criticize the level of self-respect for the lecturers and the codes that regulate the teacher versus student interaction.

The student who was called by the board to receive his expulsion letter argued sadly that the mistake was not entirely his. Kevin clarified that the initial advances into the love affair were initiated by the lecturer, who ended up desperately pleading with him to engage in a sexual affair with her and even possibly impregnating her.

He confessed that on times without numbers, the lecturer had convinced him to smash her cookie jar through her seductive moves and highly palatable figure. He said that he could not turn down the offer that came with harsh penalities from the lecturer and of course, his desire to swim in the attractive waters and get cool his appetite.

Kevin confessed that the lecturer had served him with ultimatums that would only be injurious to his stay in the university if he failed to drink from her river of life. Therefore, having no other choice, but to get down to business, confessed the lad, he jumped into the sweet business.

How the peculiar news went around the university and reached the board still remains a mystery. What the student recalls was an urgent call he had received one fateful day morning, requiring him to appear before the board the very day not later than noon.



Overwhelmed with curiosity and panic, he had prepared himself, ready to find out what lay in store for him. That is when he sadly learnt that this affair with the lecturer had not only resulted in him impregnating her, but also landed him into hot soup.

Kevin confessed that he had slept with the lecturer on so many occasions, including in her office set within the administration block.



Crying for clemency and seeking pardon, the student had broken down into uncontrollable tears, but the university Senate had made their decision. Kevin has since suffered the shock of his life and continues to ask for intervention from the university senior administrators, to lift the expulsion and mete a lesser punishment on him.

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In a video shared by Naira Marley on his Instagram page , Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU) students were seen dancing and singing soapy in front of their lecturer as he stood there surprised . He was unable to control the students as they all unitedly sang to the tune of Naira Marley's soapy whiles dancing the 'soapy' dance.

Despite Naira Marley has been controversial for being a yahoo boy, its amazing to know that, he's still loved by celebrities and students. Some who called themselves 'marlians' and are loyal to the core.

The video has since spark mixed reactions from social media users.

Watch video below:

https://www.campusverve.com.ng/2019/11/lecturer-in-shock-as--students.html