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It was a harvest of spiritual blessings in Akwa Ibom State on Sunday, 24th September, 2017 during the thanksgiving service for the celebration of 30th anniversary of state creation, at the Uyo Township Stadium, as the Vice President of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, prayed for God’s blessings upon the state.

Prof. Osinbajo, who was in the state since Saturday to commission three projects including the Jubilee Syringe Manufacturing (JSM) Company Limited, Metering Solution Manufacturing Services Limited (MSMSL), and the General Hospital, Etinan, said that part of their primary assignments as ministers of God was to bless people wherever they find themselves.

He congratulated Akwa Ibomites for the wonderful celebration of the 30th anniversary of the state which is named after the Almighty God, and particularly commended the wife of the governor, Mrs Martha Udom Emmanuel, for her great hospitality and generosity, including services rendered to women of the state. “I will take back with me your name ‘the Martha that Matters’.”

The Vice President said: “Thanksgiving is a great spiritual work and the rewards are immense indeed, that is why your Governor, Mr Udom Emmanuel, has taken the trouble to put this together so that we can all thank the Almighty God.

“I’m sure all of us know the story of the ten lepers in Luke 17:11, after they were healed by the Lord Jesus Christ. Only one of them returned and fell on his face to thank God with a loud voice. And Jesus asked ‘where are the other nine?’ Then Jesus said to him, go for thy faith has made you whole.

“The essence of all of that is, when people have leprosy, their limbs and fingers fall off. When you are healed of leprosy, it doesn’t mean that your toes, fingers, and limbs will be replaced. But for the one who returned to give thanks, the Bible says not only was he healed, but was made whole. In other words, he was restored completely. The fingers that had fallen off were restored.

I pray for this state, the Governor and everyone within the state, that everything that was lost be restored. Every lost opportunity will be restored. Time that had been lost will be restored. And for this thanksgiving, you will be made whole.”

Quoting from Isaiah 60:20-21 and Proverb 4:18, Prof. Osinbajo further prayed that “Your sun shall no longer go down; your moon shall not withdraw itself, for the Lord will be your everlasting light. And your days of mourning, the days of sadness has ended.

“But the path of the just is as the shining light, that shines more and more unto the perfect day. So it is concerning the light of God in your life. It will not stop today, it will shine brighter every day unto the perfect day. The Lord will help, support, be with you and establish Himself amongst you. As you have praised God, songs of thanksgiving will not seize from your homes and this state.”

The state Governor, Mr Udom Emmanuel, in his remark, noted that the difference between Jesus Christ and those who went for baptism was acknowledgement. “Others passed through normal rituals of baptism, but the Bible says in Luke chapter 3 that ‘Jesus Christ, waiting for Him to be baptised, while praying, the heavens opened.’ The difference comes from who acknowledges God.

“As a state, we must acknowledge God if we want prosperity to reach us. That is what makes the difference; that was what changed the genealogy of Jesus Christ from the son of Joseph to the Son of God.

“Today, we have come to thank God for the birth of our state, but in doing this, we should remember that every birthday celebrates the event, not the process. We should note that every good and perfect gift comes from God. The state is good and perfect because it is from above.”

The Governor emphasised that the reason God heed the cries of the people was to shower His blessings and love upon. “We should remember that we are men and women of honour as we celebrate our 30 years as a state.

“We are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a peculiar people; the only state named after God, the only people named after God Almighty – Akwa Abasi Ibom State – that we should show forth the praise of Him who called us out of darkness into His marvellous light. This is our challenge and duty.”

Governor Emmanuel charged all who stretch with bitterness in their hearts, and done wickedly against God and Akwa Ibom State to repent and join to build a greater future together. “Let us arise, shine for our light is come, and the glory of the Lord is risen upon us.

“I use this opportunity, as it has been preached, that wherever there was darkness in our lives, state and nation, by the risen of the Holy Spirit and the celebration of this 30th anniversary of the state, let there be light.”

Founder of the Christian Central Chapel International, Bishop (Dr) Emmah Isong, in his message titled ‘Arise, Shine for Thy Light Is Come’, said that the glory of the Lord is risen upon Akwa Ibom State, adding that Jesus is the light of the world, and that we don’t need to live in darkness because light has come.

He attributed what has been robbing us from shining to stealing, killing and destruction which is recorded in John 10:10, that the thief comes only to kill, steal and destroy. “If you look at what is going on in the nation today, have you not seen those three things – stealing, killing and destruction? Jesus said it is the enemy who does that.”

Taking excerpt from John 5:5-12 which talks about a young man whom Jesus Christ healed from infirmity which he suffered for 38 years, Bishop Isong said 30 years represent the years of Akwa Ibom while 8 years represent the reign of Mr Udom Emmanuel as Governor of Akwa Ibom State.

“Whoever celebrates 30 years, 8 years follow. Anybody sitting in government when we are giving glory to God at 30 years, God promised to give the person eight years.”

According to him, the problem we have is too much complaint about connection. “The young man, when Jesus asked him if he believed he could be made whole, began to complain that he had nobody. Jesus did not say you need anybody. After this celebration, a feeling of inferiority is no more our identity.

“After Jesus healed the young man, people that had seen that man, began to complain. We need to be delivered from gossips, complaints, rebellion, antagonism, and all kinds of restiveness both in the media, churches, political divides and the general public. Allow me to shine. Shine your shine while I shine my shine.”

Dignitaries who graced the occasion were Governor of Delta State, Arthur Ifeanyi Okowa; Minister of Finance, Mrs Kemi Adeosun; Deputy Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Mr Moses Ekpo, Senate Minority Leader, Senator Godswill Akpabio, Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly (AKHA) Speaker, Barr. Onofiok Luke, and state Executive members, to mention but a few.

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Women of every culture and society are facing the dilemma of identity. Traditional views of what it means to be a woman and changing cultural and marital roles are causing women conflict in their relationships with men. Women are under tremendous stress as they struggle to discover who they are and what role they are to play today in the family, the community and the world.

Are women and men equal?

How is a woman unique from a man?

What does the Bible really teach about women?

Is the woman to blame for the fall of mankind?

What are the purpose and design of the woman?

Are women meant to be leaders?

What is a woman's basic communication style?

What are a woman's emotional and sexual needs?

What is a woman's potential?

To live successfully in the world, women need a new awareness of who they are, and new skills to meet today's challenges

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The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, last night announced a conditional suspension of the strike it embarked upon five weeks ago.

President Muhammadu Buhari and ASUU President, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi
But the union said that the suspension has time line for the Federal Government to implement what was contained in the memorandum of action the two parties entered into.

Briefing journalists after a meeting with the Federal Government Negotiation Team, the National President of ASUU, Prof. Abiodun Ogunyemi said in event the government in her characteristic mature failed to implement the aggreement, the union will not hesitate to take appropriate action, adding that all the items on the list have a time line.

ASUU and the Federal Government team led by the Minister of Labour and Employment Senator Chris Ngige had lurked in a meeting that started about 4.00pm which was supposed to last for about one hour, but it dragged for about four hours before agreement was reached on all contending issues.

Briefing Journalist after the meeting which ended at about 7.55pm, Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige said all the gray areas have been sorted out and an agreement reached.

He said that members of the union had insisted that they were tired of having agreements that are not implemented, pointing out that the content of the agreement was taken from the series of meeting with the union since the commencement of the strike.

He said further that that both the government and the union understood themselves and agreed in several issues, assuring that the agreement reached will be implemented by the government in line with available resources.

Areas of agreement include funding for revitalization of public universities and the issue of Earn Academic Allowances, the issue of University Staff Schools and the implementation of the judgement of the National Industrial Court, National Universities Pension Management Company and guidelines for pension matters for Professors.

He also said that the union agreed to the exemption offered by the government regarding the issue of TSA, which include the issue of grants, endowment fund as well as salary short fall which he said is already being implemented by government.

On the issue of state universities, he said they agreed that the union will submit a position paper to the federal government on their observation with a view for government to advise state government on the funding of state universities.

He describe the union as patriotic members of the society, pointing out that anybody who demand better working equipment is no doubt a patriot.

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Falling in love and getting married is great. You are two adults starting off a life together. You don’t need much; it is easier to take decisions, manage your finances and save for the future. Then, your dreams come true… a baby comes along…and maybe twins. You are now a family and there are more mouths to feed, priorities are different and you are limited in so many surprising ways.

The shift from being a young couple to being a young family can be quite challenging – especially when it comes to finances – if you are not prepared.

You have to be extra careful in what steps you take, change the way you do a few things, and be willing to make a lot of sacrifices. Bad financial decisions can have a ripple effect into the future.

Luckily, there are a few steps you take to make the transition a little easier for you to handle on a budget

Have a family budget

When it comes to finances, budgets can be lifesavers. As a young family, there are so many responsibilities and activities that would stretch your finances, and if you do not have a practical budget, you may be flat broke and taking loans before you know it. Your budget has to be a completely different plan – from when you were just a young couple. Start by working out how much money you actually make, where your money has been going, the core responsibilities you have, payment to be made (debts and utilities), e.t.c then give yourself a full money makeover.

Create a practical plan that will allow you to channel your money in the right direction, spend wisely and save. Ask yourself “What can we afford?” not “what do want?” If you are not particularly good with numbers, you can download one of the many budget planner apps or hire and accountant. However, the goal is to ensure you are budgeting correctly. This will help you save so much in future and have a better life.

Buy Second hand Items

There is nothing wrong with using second hand items. If they are functional, then you have to be selective of what item you get for second hand and which you have to get as brand new. For instance, while it would sensible to buy fairly used toys, books or furniture for your children’s rooms, it would not make any sense to buy fairly used diapers or breast pads. Buying fairly used items helps you save a lot of money that would have been spent on brand new gear. Also, you are able to get more “big ticket” items such as bicycles or hover boards for small amount of money and you do not have to sacrifice your kids’ fun buy cutting such off on your budget.

Go for reusable Items

You also want to invest in reusable items. Sure it feels good to just use something and throw it away without have to clean it for reuse, but while disposable items are cheap and convenient, buying them repeatedly will drain you before you know it. Instead of using paper products for instance, you can go for things made with good quality material. For instance, paper towels cost an average of N300 per roll and Wet wipes cost an average of N800 per pack of 100, but a pack of washable cloths, which can used over 100 times, costs an average of about N400. Swapping disposables for reusable will save you a lot of money.

Plan Your Meals and avoid eating out

When you are newly married, it makes sense to have date nights and order in on lazy Saturday evenings. If anything, it helps with the romance and all. But once the babies come in, and you have a few relatives living with you, you cannot be having an impromptu trip to KFC in lieu of dinner or ordering Domino’s Pizza…not if you do not want to drown financially. Doing that will ensure you are probably eating N1000 per person or more. It may seem very little, it’s just food… but in reality, it is indeed a budget buster.

Instead of eating out, take the time to plan your family’s meals – that way you can serve up a meal for under N500 a serving, save money and eat healthy while you are at it. And you can also even freeze left overs and eat later.

Entertain at Home

Have all your celebrations at home! From birthdays to naming ceremony e.t.c make sure you do all the catering and invite guests to celebrate with you are home. There is no need to rent a hall and hire caterers…unless of course you are super rich and you can afford all of that. But if you are looking to cut down costs and save money, keep the gathering small and close-knit.

Also, when the kids start to drive you crazy and you just want to go dump them somewhere, maybe GET Arena, or FilmHouse…think again. Outside the house means spending more. find a way to keep them entertained at home. Play a home movie and give them popcorn, allow them to go outside and play or give them a puzzle or board game. If you must take them out, look for free park or take them to their grandma’s.

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I have come to understand one thing that is deceiving alot of people Now in the world. this one sounding word has got people 'THE CHURCH IS YOUR HEART" failing in their endeavours, am not condemning that your heart is not Church, No. But am saying we all Must go to Church because it is the only place were we all can meet Cry, Worship and Ask our Creator for Forgiveness.

Some even believe in staying at home to read their Bible, all this still works but you need to refresh your soul with his presence.

Below are 10 Good reasons why we should go to Church!

1. If you follow Christ, you are part of the body of Christ, and body parts, by nature, are connected. I know a sweet young woman who is recovering from surgery on the stump of her leg right now, so I can picture what a troublesome thing it is to have an amputation (1 Cor. 12:27).

2. God wants to show others who he is through YOU. When you get involved at church, people get a bigger understanding of who God is (1 Cor. 12:7). Crazy, huh?

3. You have been given a spiritual gift that is to be used to build up the body of Christ. Your gift is something other believers desperately need (1 Cor. 12)!

4. You need to eat, learn and pray with other believers (Acts 2:42-47).

5. You need to share with others, which means you have to hang out enough that you see the needs your brothers and sisters have. And they're gonna wanna share with you (Acts 2:45).

6. You need encouragement, and other believers need encouragement from you on a regular basis because this life is seriously hard (Heb. 10:25).

7. You need to laugh and cry with other believers through all the ups and downs of life. That can only happen if you're meeting with other believers through a lot of days (Rom. 12:15).

8. God is going to comfort you, often through the words and actions of other believers, and He wants you to pass on the comfort to the believers around you (2 Cor. 1:3-4).

9. If God is your Father, that makes church a family gathering (Phil. 1:2).

10. When you gather with other believers and love them, God's love is made complete in you (1 John 4:12).

See, you need the church, and the church needs you.

It's messy. You'll get hurt by folks sometimes and will be disappointed by them often. But church is God's design, and if you risk going to church, you will bring glory to God and will find your own great joy.

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The Management of Akwa Ibom State College of Education Afaha Nsit announces vacancy/recruitment of staff in the institution -Apply Now.

Applications are invited from SUITABLY QUALIFIED candidates for the following positions in the under listed Departments of the College.

PRINCIPAL LECTURER
Candidates for the above post should possess a Ph.D in the following areas of study and specialization as stated below:

S/N DEPARTMENT AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
1 Nigerian Languages -Ibibio General Linguistics
-Ibibio Teaching Methodology
Candidates MUST show evidence of teaching qualification and at least Nine (9) years of teaching experience as a senior lecturer in a College of Education or Institution of similar status. In addition, candidates should have the following:
PRINCIPAL LECTURER
Candidates for the above post should possess a Ph.D in the following areas of study and specialization as stated below:

S/N DEPARTMENT AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
1 Nigerian Languages -Ibibio General Linguistics
-Ibibio Teaching Methodology
Candidates MUST show evidence of teaching qualification and at least Nine (9) years of teaching experience as a senior lecturer in a College of Education or Institution of similar status. In addition, candidates should have the following:


i.) Seven (7) journal articles,


ii.)Four (4) journal articles plus contributions in standard textbooks OR

iii.) Four (4) Conference papers plus Five (5) journal articles plus one (1) standard textbook in relevant area.

iv.) Two (2) Conference papers plus Two (2) Chapter contributions in standard textbooks in relevant area plus Three (3) journal articles

OR

Candidates possessing a Master’s Degree from a recognized institution with a minimum of twelve (12) years of cognate experience. In addition to this, candidates should have Three (3) published articles in reputable journals or One (1) standard textbook in relevant area.

SENIOR LECTURER
Candidates for this post should possess a Ph.D in any of the here-in published Departments. MUST show evidence of teaching qualification and six (6) years of cognate experience.

In addition, candidates should have Four (4) journal articles and Four (4) Conference papers;

OR

Two (2) journal articles and Two (2) Chapter contributions in standard textbooks, Four (4) Conference papers.

OR Master’s degree with at least Nine (9) years of cognate experience with research conditions stated above.

LECTURER 1
Candidates for this post should possess a Ph.D in any of the here-in published Departments. MUST show evidence of teaching qualification and three (3) years of teaching/research in an institution of learning.

(2) journal articles and Two (2) Conference papers plus one (1) journal article.

A Master’s degree plus at least six (6) years of cognate experience. Four

(4) Conference papers or two (2) journal articles.

LECTURER 11
Candidates for the above post should possess a Ph.D in the following areas of studies and specialization as stated below:

S/N DEPARTMENTS AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
1 Economics Economics
2 Social Studies Social Studies Education
3 Educational Foundation Measurement and Evaluation
4 Curriculum and Teaching Educational Technology
5 Home Economics Clothing and Textile
6 Chemistry Environmental Chemistry
7 Mathematics Mathematics Education
8 Physical and Health Education Sociology and Psychology of Sports
9 Biology Microbiology
10 Integrated Science Biology Educations
11 Adult and Non- Formal Education Adult and Non-Formal Education

OR

A Master’s Degree in a relevant field as specified above plus at least three

(3) years of teaching experience. Possession of journal articles would be of added advantage. Candidates MUST show evidence of teaching qualification.

LECTURER 111
Candidates for the above post should possess a Master’s degree in the following areas of studies and specialization as stated below. In addition, Candidates should have three (3) years work experience and MUST show evidence of teaching qualification.

S/N DEPARTMENTS AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
1 French Translation, phonetics and
Phonology
2 Nigerian Languages Ibibio Culture
ASSISTANT LECTURER
Candidates for the above post should possess at least a Second Class degree in the following areas of study and specialization as stated below and MUST show evidence of teaching qualification.

S/N DEPARTMENTS AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION
1 English -Languages
2 French -French Grammar
3 Nigerian Languages -Ibibio Literature
4 Economics -Economics
5 Social Studies Social Studies Education
6 Educational Foundation -Sociology of Education
-History of Education
-Philosophy of Education
-Special Education
7 Curriculum and Teaching -Curriculum
8 Home Economics -Child Development
-Craft Fabrication and events
planning
9 Technical Education -Drafting
10 Chemistry -Inorganic Chemistry
-Organic Chemistry
11 Physical and Health Education -Adapted Physical Education
-Curriculum in Physical and Health
Education
-Exercise Physiology
Integrated Science -Chemistry Education
-Physics Education
13 Adult and Non-Formal Education -Adult and Non-Formal Education
14 Early Childhood Care Education -Early Childhood Care Education

ACCOUNTANTS II
Candidates for this post should possess a Bachelor’s degree or HND in Accountancy from a recognized University/Polytechnic and should show evidence of registration with a recognized professional Accountancy body Or an equivalent Professional Accountancy qualification.

AUDITOR II
Candidates for this post should possess a Bachelor’s degree in Accountancy from a recognized University/Polytechnic Or a good Higher National Diploma (HND) in Accountancy plus professional registration.

LIBRARIAN II
Candidates for this post should possess a Bachelor’s degree in Library Science (B.LS) from a recognized University and should show evidence of full registration with the Librarian Registration Council of Nigeria (LRCN). Plus Three (3) years cognate experience. Or an approved degree plus Postgraduate Diploma in Library studies plus Two (2) years cognate experience.

CIVIL ENGINEER II
Candidates for this post should possess a good Engineering degree from a recognized Institution in a relevant field.

ELECTRICAL ENGINEER II
Candidates for this post should possess a good Engineering degree from a recognized Institution in a relevant field.

MECHANICAL ENGINEER II
Candidates for this post should possess a good Engineering degree from a recognized Institution in a relevant field.

QUANTITY SURVEYOR II
Candidates for this post should possess a good degree in Land Survey, Survey Engineering, Geodetic Science or Geodetic Engineering or any other equivalent qualifications registered with the surveyors registration Council of Nigeria.

MEDICAL OFFICER II
Candidates for this post should possess MBBS or equivalent qualification and registered with the Medical and Dental Council of Nigeria.

PHARMACIST II
Candidates for this post should possess B.Pharm Pharmacy and should register with the Pharmacist Registration Board of Nigeria.

NURSING OFFICER II
Candidates for this post should possess NRN and NRM or good degree in Nursing from recognized institution of higher learning.

MEDICAL LABORATORY SCIENTIST II
Candidates for this post should possess B. Sc. in Medical Lab. Science or equivalent qualification and registration with the professional body.

STORE OFFICER
Candidates for this post should possess any of the following qualifications: HND in Business Studies or Purchasing and Supply with at least Five (5) years cognate experience. Intermediate certificate of Institute of Chartered Accountant (ICAN) Or its equivalent.

ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER II
Candidates for this post should possess Bachelor’s degree in Arts and Social Sciences from a recognized University.

MOTOR DRIVER/MECHANIC
Candidates for this post should possessTrade-Test II certificate and First School Leaving Certificate with at least Four (4) years cognate experience.

FARM ATTENDANTS
Candidates for this post should possess First School Leaving Certificate with at least Two (2) years of minimum training.

PORTER
Candidates for this post should possess SSC/WASC and First School Leaving Certificate.

CLEANER/MESSENGER
Candidates for this post should possess First School Leaving Certificate and should be mentally and physically fit.

METHOD OF APPLICATION
Candidate should submit to the undersigned, Twelve (12) Copies of their application, with copies of their credentials and Curriculum Vitae which should provide information on the following:

Name
Post Applied for Date of Birth Nationality
Permanent Contact Address
Educational Institution Attended with Qualification and Dates Work Experience (Post Held, Duration and Salary)
Names and Address of Three (3) Referees
Candidates should request their referees to write officially to the Registrar, Positions and Department of Interest should be clearly indicated on the left hand corner of the Envelop. Closing Date: 21 days from the date (2017-09-06) of this Publication Only shortlisted Candidates will be contacted.
Signed

IDORENYIN T. UKO
Registrar

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We have taken our time carefully to sortout somethings that alot of married couple ain't have known before going into to marriage, after reading this, you will achieve alot.

1. Everyone you marry has a weakness. Only God does not have a weakness. So if you focus on your spouse's weakness you can't get the best out of his strength

2. Everyone has a dark history. No one is an angel. When you get married or you want to get married stop digging into someone's past. What matters is the present life of your partner. Old things have passed away. Forgive and forget. Focus on the present and the future

3. Every marriage has its own challenges. Marriage is not a bed of roses. Every good marriage has gone through its own test of blazing fires. True love proved in times of challenges.  Fight for your marriage. Make up your mind to stay with your spouse in times of need. Remember the vow For better for worse. In sickness and in healthy

4. Every marriage has different levels of success. Don't compare your marriage with any one else. We can never be equal. Some will be far some behind. To avoid marriage stresses, be patient, work hard and with time your marriage dreams shall come true

5. To get married is declaring war. When you get married you must declare war against enemies of marriage. Some enemies of marriage are;

Ignorance
Prayer less Ness
Unforgiveness
Third party influence
Stinginess
Stubborness
Lack of love
Rudeness
Laziness
Disrespect
Cheating

Be ready to fight to maintain your marriage zone

Be ready to fight

5. There is no perfect marriage. There is no ready made marriage. Marriage is hard work. Volunteer yourself to work daily on it. Marriage is like a car that needs proper maintenance and proper service. If this is not done it will break down somewhere exposing the owner to danger or some unhealthy circumstances. Let us not be careless about our marriages madzimai

7. God cannot give you a complete person you desire. He gives you the person in the form of raw materials in order for you to mould the person that you desire. This can only be achieved through

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RockTown Kings corner , Frank Edwards unleashed yet another super track title;
Heavy Rain ( Springtime) featuring Recky D in a midst of his on going #InstaChoir ( Instagram Choir ) practice which always start from 10:30pm to 12am everyday.

This track is release to bless you abundantly and make you warm up yourself with Dance Slowly.


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A young Nigerian, Boluwatife Aiki-Raji , also referred to as Bolu, has landed a job been at
Twitter as their Software Engineer.

Twitter recently offered Bolu a full-time position at Twitter working as a Software Engineer after he went through a rigorous interview process including one with CEO Jack Dorsey ; soon after he received the offer.

For Bolu, he describes it as a wonderful feeling to be offered this position.

“Twitter is a wonderful company and I have met amazing people there. I love my team at Twitter and I feel right at home with them.”

He was sold on the idea of working at Twitter because the company has started to take necessary steps to close the diversity and inclusion gap something that is a prevalent issue in the workforce.

“I know the position at Twitter will give me an opportunity to help other computer science majors like myself sometime down the line. I am also happy because I believe I have made my parents proud.”

Prior to attended Howard University , Bolu attended a technical school after taking a year off from graduating high school at Olashore International School in Nigeria. It was while attended his technical school Bolu ignited his passion for computer science creating his first website.

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He is my man

he is or he was...?

Don Williams, an award-winning country singer with love ballads like “I Believe in You,” has died. He was 78.

A statement from his publicist Kirt Webster said he died Friday after a short illness.

Williams had 17 No. 1 hits before retiring in 2016. His mellow sound influenced a later generation of singers including Joe Nichols and Josh Turner and Keith Urban has said Williams drew him to country music.

Williams, nicknamed “the Gentle Giant,” had a rich voice, gentle delivery and storytelling style. He toured sparingly, did few media interviews and spent much of his time on his farm west of Nashville.

“It’s one of those blessings and curses kind of things,” Williams said in an interview with The Associated Press in 1994. ”If you have the talent, it’s a blessing. But there’s times that ... a lot of the prices that you have to pay to be a part of it is a curse.

But as far as ... the way people have responded to what I’ve done, there’s very few things in my life that I’ve done that come anywhere close to making you feel exhilarated and humbled and fulfilled and challenged and all that, all at the same time.”

His hits included “I Believe in You,” “Lord, I Hope This Day Is Good,” “You’re My Best Friend,” “Some Broken Hearts Never Mend,” “Till the Rivers All Run Dry” and “Back in My Younger Days.” At least one duet with Emmylou Harris made the charts, “If I Needed You” in 1981.

He was also popular overseas, touring in Europe and Africa and charting on British charts. Eric Clapton recorded his “We’re More Than Friends” and Pete Townshend redid his “Til the Rivers All Run Dry.” “Don Williams offered calm, beauty, and a sense of wistful peace that is in short supply these days,” said Kyle Young, CEO of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum in Nashville, Tennessee, in a statement Friday.

“His music will forever be a balm in troublesome times. Everyone who makes country music with grace, intelligence, and ageless intent will do so while standing on the shoulders of this gentle giant.” He won the Country Music Association’s awards for best male vocalist and best single for “Tulsa Time” in 1978.

During his performances, he often walked onstage carrying a cup of coffee, sat on a barstool, sang and chatted amiably with the audience.

Williams also appeared in the movies “W.W. and the Dixie Dancekings” and “Smokey and the Bandit II.”

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Hey Nairalanders, Can you still remember One of their track ( Plantashun Boyz ) that you were so much in love with

Drop it Below

Mine is You & i

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Jamb has ordered all 2017/2018 candidates who scored the required cutt-Off Mark to re-upload their results into the portal AGAIN. This was released from jamb official twitter account @JAMBHQ, this is said to be use for clearing the errors encounters during checking of Different candidates credentials


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Living beings come into existence all at once and gradually unfold their world of innate potential. A living human person begins to exist at the moment of conception, even though only as a cell. What is important is not the accident of size or weight but the essence – which is fully human. The unborn baby has a distinct, unchanging and unrepeatable genetic code, unique in all of history, from the moment of conception till death. Nothing is added except nutrition and oxygen.

1) It compounds tragedy.

Sometimes the circumstances surrounding a pregnancy are tragic. Perhaps the woman was raped. Maybe the baby has been diagnosed with a defect. Or the woman’s health might be at risk. However, one tragedy is not answered with another. We do not erase a rape by killing a child. We do not cure a baby by taking his life. And we do not avoid all health issues by avoiding the reality of another human being.

Women who have been raped must be compassionately cared for. But compassionate care does not include executing a woman’s child. Parents facing a difficult prenatal diagnosis must be given real facts and directed to others with helpful experiences. They must not be forced into a quick choice for abortion or urged to take the life of their child instead of giving her a chance to defy the odds. Women with high-risk pregnancies must be treated by real medical professionals. But treatment does not include intentionally killing a child. (If a child dies during the course of treating the woman – i.e., during chemotherapy for cancer, removal of an ectopic pregnancy, etc. – this is not an abortion.)

2) It takes innocent lives.

Science could not be more clear. Unborn human beings are living, separate, and unique. From the moment of fertilization – better known as conception – a new human life is in existence. Ending this life is not ending “potential.” It is ending a life. We would do well to understand the modern science that reveals the humanity of the unborn. (Here is a scientific report, quotes from textbooks, photos, and a video.) Here is an innovative new video series that uses non-graphic medical animation to demonstrate exactly what happens in the different types of abortion. The series also describes the risks each type of abortion poses to women.

3) It violates civil rights.

Civil rights are violated when people are deprived of their basic rights in a discriminatory fashion. Unborn children are deprived of life – the most basic right of all – simply based on their location (their mother’s womb) and their developmental status. This is discriminatory, inhuman, and cruel.

4) It punishes innocent people.

A child does not deserve to die for the crimes of his father. A five-year-old cannot be killed because his father is a rapist. A five-month-old unborn child should not be allowed to be killed for the same reason.

A child does not deserve to die because her mother and/or her father were irresponsible. A child is completely innocent. A child did not decide that his parents would have sex or that they would use ineffective contraception. An unborn child is always innocent and should never be punished.

5) It can harm women.

Real-life stories demonstrate again and again that abortion harms women. Harm comes in a variety of forms – mental, emotional, relational, and physical – and in some cases, women’s lives are lost through abortion. They can also experience the loss of their fertility or an increase in miscarriages after an abortion. To find out more, check out this study, this paper, this compilation of stories, these experiences, and these stories.

6) It is damaging to relationships and families.

Any time a family member dies, the rest of the family is affected. And this is true of abortion. A real, living, irreplaceable child has been killed, and the parents and siblings are damaged. Fathers attempting to stop abortions should read this article. Siblings who need a place to express their pain should go here. And for more information on how abortion damages relationships, read this and this. Many women who abort just to convince their guy to stay with them find that they are left alone anyway, shortly after the abortion. Abortion is never the answer to a successful and loving relationship.

7) It never goes away.

No matter how hard we try, we can never erase what abortion does. Abortion takes – it kills – an innocent human being. Time does not erase murder or ease the reality of what it is. Abortion is a cruel tragedy, but it is also a choice that should never be made. Such a choice stays with us forever.

For anyone who has already participated in abortion, while there is no way to change your past, there is a way to heal from it. Check with your local pregnancy resource center for post-abortion recovery programs. You can also look into Rachel’s Vineyard or Ramah International. Also, check out this sermon by Mark Driscoll, in which he discusses how “Jesus died so murder could be forgiven.” Recovery, hope, and healing are always available.

It creates new problems.

Some people believe that having an abortion and ending a child’s life will solve their problems. And in the immediate present, it may appear that the problems have been erased. Perhaps college becomes an easier option, maybe parents never find out that their daughter was pregnant, or possibly an affair remains undiscovered. But in reality, abortion only hides problems – it doesn’t solve them. Many women finish college while still giving life to their babies. Many parents are far more accepting and loving than their daughters believed possible. And the truth is better than a lie, when a lie would cost an innocent person’s life. In the end, that’s what this is really about: our problems are not solved through killing an innocent person. Just because it’s legal doesn’t make it right. And just because it’s often a hidden choice doesn’t mean it won’t stay with you forever.

9) It avoids responsibility.

Abortion is sometimes used as an easy cover-up for a one-night stand or a solution to a relationship gone bad. However, when two adults make the choice to participate in an activity known to create babies, these adults must accept responsibility. Contraception can fail. The best planning can fall apart. But responsibility should not be avoided at the cost of an innocent child’s life.

Responsible people have to make hard choices sometimes. Timing may seem bad, and circumstances might be difficult. But this does not justify killing an innocent person. Choosing to raise a child is responsible. Choosing adoption for a child is responsible. But choosing abortion and denying life to a child who already exists is irresponsibly – and irreparably – wrong.

10) It’s not empowering or liberating for women.

As a woman who considers herself a feminist, I find it appalling that abortion is classified as part of “women’s rights.” It is not my “right” to kill my child. I should not be the only person who has the power to order my child’s execution at the hand of an abortion doctor. Letting my child suffer a death in which her spine is sucked into a tube or her limbs are torn apart or her heart is stopped through poison is not empowering or liberating. These choices ought not to be choices at all. They are cruel tragedies for all involved, and they should not be permitted in a civilized nation. Women do not receive freedom through the blood of their children.

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Reports that Vice President Professor. Yemi Osinbajo has taken over negotiations with the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) to end the strike is “untrue,” according to his spokesperson Laolu Akande.

Minister of Labour and Employment, Senator Chris Ngige was quoted after the Federal Council Meeting (FEC) on Wednesday to have said Osinbajo will henceforth lead the negotiations with ASUU.

Ngige said, “At Council today, the Vice President has taken over some of the aspects of the negotiations and discussions.”

“So, we are continuing the meeting in his office and when we finish meeting, we will get back to ASUU for another round of meeting and we are hopeful that we will be able to go to an appreciable extent to solve some of the outstanding issues that are preventing them from going back to work.’’

However, early Friday Osinbajo retweeted a tweet by Laolu Akande, his media aide, debunking the reports.

The tweet read: “News reports that VP Osinbajo has taken over ASUU negotiations is untrue & inaccurate. Labour & Education Ministers continue to lead d talks.”

ASUU has been on strike for about two weeks demanding implementation of previous agreements, full payment of salaries and improved government funding of universities.

Source: http://thenationonlineng.net/ASUU-negotiations/

Uniuyo Post UTME Screening form for 2017/2018 session is out. Cutoff mark is 180 The screening fee is N2000. Registration will be done online. Deadline for registration is Friday September 15, 2017. See the 2017/18 Uniuyo screening timetable & requirements below:

2017/2018 Post-UTME Screening Exercise: Notice of Screening Exercise for 2017 UTME Candidates.

The University of Uyo hereby invites candidates who made the University their 1st Choice in 2017/2018 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) and had a minimum score of 180 to apply for Screening.
Uniuyo Screening date:

University of Uyo 2017 Post UTME screening begins on monday, 18th september 2017.

Method Of Application

Eligible candidates should pay a non-refundable sum of N2, 000.00 (Two thousand naira) only (Excluding Bank and Admission status checking) via the University portals.
Online Registration And Payment Instruction

Visit http://uniuyo.edu.ng/eportals or www.uniuyo.edu.ng (Click on e–portals link)
Select Admission Forms Link
Select Post-UTME as the Admission Form Type
Enter your phone Number and Email address
Click on MAKE PAYMENT NOW button to make payment
Payment can be made online using ATM Card/Internet Banking or at and branch of all the Commercial Banks using pre-payment slip through Remita platform.
After payment return to the online portal and click on Register Link to obtain your login credentials to complete your registration.
Printout the 2017/2018 Screening Exercise Schedule Slip
Requirements

note:

(I) The same passport photograph used for the online registration will be used during the screening exercise and for registration after the offer of admission.
(Ii) No complaint of wrong Bio-Data or blank photograph will be entertained after Submission.
(Iii) Candidates who up-load wrong bio-data will automatically be disqualified.
(Iv) Inconsistency in passport on the registration slip will not be acceptable to the University.
Candidates’ names on their O/L results, UTME results and other registration documents must be the same.

Candidates Are Required To Come For The Screening Exercise With The Following Items

(i) Original and photocopies of candidate’s academic qualifications (SSCE, O/L, NECO, NABTEB etc).
(ii) One (1) copy of the University of Uyo 2017 ONLINE Screening Exercise Schedule Slip duly completed with the passport-size photograph printed in colour.
(iii) One (1) copy of 2017 JAMB (UTME) Result printout.
(iv) One (1) recent passport-size photograph on red background with the name, UTME registration number and signature of the candidates on the reverse side of the Photograph.

These should be packed in quarto-size envelope and labeled with name, department and JAMB registration number.

Closing Date:

Friday, September 15, 2017

Signed
Mr. Aniediabasi Udofia
REGISTRAR
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Bursary: 08175613695, ICT: 08165382618
Email: registrar@uniuyo.edu.ng

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News Hit, Attention Stand as The Most Wonderful Nigerian Female Photographer and singer, Ty Bello announced the featuring of one of The Nigerian Spiritual Gospel Singer, Sinach on her forth coming worship single.

The section which is of Ty Bello‘s music sections,titled Spontaneous worship hosted sinach to a marvelous worship, which TY Bello herself ‘You’re mine. she explains such section with Sinach as ‘wonder‘.

Furthermore, she explained how nice it is to be with the award winning gospel artist Sinach,saying;

SINACH: Last week God gave me the gift of @therealsinach . On Monday ..we made spontaneous worship together … on Wednesday ..she was my muse for an entire day. Amazing woman.. what I’ll keep closer to heart are the deep deep deep conversations we had in between.I’m so honored to call you sister indeed . Thank you for bringing your wonder into our world . #comingsoon #filmed by @taiwo_jassy #song ‘You’re mine ‘ by @calledoutmusic



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Candidates who scored 160 and above in the last UTME examination and the general public are hereby notified that the Admission Screening exercise for the 2017/2018 first choice admission into first degree programmes of Akwa Ibom State University (AKSU) will hold from 18th September, 2017 to the 22nd of September, 2017 at the Main Campus, Ikot Akpaden – Mkpat Enin L.G.A from 9.00am daily.

The screening schedule is as follows:

Monday (18/09/2017) --- Faculties of Agriculture, Arts, Education, and Department of Mass Communication.
Tuesday (19/09/2017) --- Faculty of Engineering
Wednesday (20/09/2017) -- Faculty of Science, Departments of Economics and Marketing.
Thursday (21/09/2017) --- Departments of Accounting, Business Administration, Public Administration and Political Science

REGISTRATION FOR THE SCREENING EXERCISE
The University portal will be open for registration from Wednesday 30th August, 2017 and close on Monday 11th September, 2017. Candidates are required to register online for the screening exercise using the following procedure:

Visit http://portals.aksu.edu.ng to generate Pre-Payment Analysis Slip, by following the steps below:

1. Click on REGISTER NOW LINK in the Login Page
2. Select PUTME in the Registration Type Panel and click on REGULAR icon.
3. Enter your JAMB registration number and click VERIFY.
4. On the right of the page showing your details, select CLICK TO MAKE PAYMENT and print the pre- payment slip so generated.
5. Proceed to the Bank with the pre-analysis slip and inform the Bank teller that wish to make payment for Akwa Ibom State University Post-UTME screening fee using e-transact.
6. After payment, repeat steps 1 to 3 above. The payment status on the right side of the page should now show PAID.
7. Click the “>” symbol at the extreme right of the page to proceed with registration process.
8. Complete the form and ensure you clearly scan and upload the following document (with sizes not more than 50KB)
a. WAEC/NECO/ NABTEB Certificates/Result, as may be applicable.
b. Certificate of origin.
c. 2017 UTME result printout.
9. Print three (3) copies of Registration Slip from the portal. This will serve as your screening Photocard. It carries vital information such as the date and venue of your PUTME Screening.

Note:

(a) Candidates are to appear for PUTME screening exercise with the following:
(i) Three (3) copies of 2017 UTME result slip showing the candidates photograph in colour.
(ii) Three (3) copies of AKSU Photocard/PUTME screening schedule slip printed from the University portal, on completion of Registration.
(b) When filling the application form, each applicant should endeavour to use his/her own phone number and valid e-mail address in order to receive timely alerts, messages and directives. Do not use those of a cybercafe operator or any other third party.
(c) All uploaded documents must be clear and readable. Blurred or unclear documents will lead to automatic disqualification.
(d) Any candidate who fails to participate in the screening exercise will not be considered for admission into the University.
(e) Applicants who did NOT choose AKSU as the University of First Choice in the 2017/2018 UTME are NOT eligible for this exercise for now.

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The Minister of Labour and Employment, Dr. Chris Ngige, will on Tuesday (today) meet with the President and executive members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities in Abuja to resolve the lingering strike by the union.

A statement from Deputy Director (Press), Ministry of Labour and Employment, Samuel Olowookere, on Monday night, said the government delegation at the meeting would include the ministers of Education and Finance, Chairman, National Income Salaries and Wages Commission, Executive Secretary, National Universities Commission and the President of the Nigeria Labour Congress.

Our correspondent had on Monday reported exclusively that the Federal Government would meet with ASUU leadership this week to resolve the strike which had paralysed academic activities in public universities across the country.

The union leaders were expected to brief the government delegation on the resolutions reached on the offers made by the Federal Government during the last meeting held on August 17, 2017.

“Senator Ngige calls on ASUU to show good faith as the Federal Government had already demonstrated commitment to addressing the grievances of the union,” the statement noted.

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The Headquarters of the United States Department of Defence, the Pentagon, has informed the US Congress of the sale of 12 Super Tucano A-29 ground attack aircraft and weapons to Nigeria to fight the Boko Haram insurgency.

Reuters reported that the Pentagon communicated the sale of the 12 ground attack aircraft valued at $593m (N181bn) to the US Congress on Monday.

The report quoted Pentagon’s Defence Security Cooperation Agency as having made the announcement to the US legislature.

The Super Tucano A-29, “an agile, propeller-driven plane with reconnaissance and surveillance as well as attack capabilities, is made by Brazil’s Embraer.”

The US had in April, this year, agreed to sell high-tech aircraft to Nigeria to tackle the Boko Haram insurgency in the North-East.

United States officials told the Associated Press that the Congress was expected to receive formal notification within weeks, setting in motion the deal with Nigeria.


They added that the arrangement would call for Nigeria purchasing up to 12 Embraer A-29 Super Tucano aircraft with sophisticated targeting gear.

The purchase will gulp about $600m, said the officials in April. They were, however, unauthorised to discuss the terms of the sale publicly and preferred anonymity on the diplomatic conversations.

The United States had before this new development, blocked Nigeria from acquiring the Super Tucano ground attack aircraft from Brazil in November, 2016 because of allegations of human rights violations against the Nigerian military.

The PUNCH had reportedly exclusively in November 2016 that the US decided to block the acquisition of the ground aircraft because of its dissatisfaction with measures adopted against those accused of human rights violation in the North-East.

In blocking the nation’s moves to acquire arms and ammunition against the Boko Haram, the US had quoted the Leahy Law which prohibits the US defence sector from providing military assistance to countries involved in human rights violations.

The allegations of rights violation made the US to block the move of the Nigerian Air Force to acquire the Super Tucano as a replacement for the ailing alpha jet platform in the ongoing air onslaught against the Boko Haram.

However, indications emerged in August 2015 when US Congressman Darrel Isah disclosed shortly after a meeting with service chiefs in the country in August 2015 that the US had commenced the process of relaxing the embargo on military assistance to the country under the Leahy Law.

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As part of efforts to eliminate corruption, the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has banned cash payments for passport processing. Below are important information to applicants in regards to payments, passport processing and more.

The Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) has banned cash payments for passport processing as part of its efforts to eliminate corruption at all passport offices nationwide.‎

NIS spokesperson, Sunday James, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Abuja.
He‎ said the Comptroller General of the NIS, Muhammad Babandede, directed that all payments for passport processing must be done online and through designated banks‎.‎

He said the NIS boss, in a circular, directed‎ all passport control officers not to allow cash payments in any of the passport premises.

“All payments in respect to passport processing are to be done by applicants through banks to generate application ID and reference number on the NIS portal and not through an individual or touts,” Mr. James said.

This followed reports exposing entrenched corruption at passport offices, where immigration officials connive with touts to rip off applicants.

According to him, the NIS CG has also ordered an‎ investigation into allegations of passport racketeering at some passport offices in Lagos with a view to sanitizing the system.‎

Mr. James, therefore, urged passport applicants to ensure that all categories of Nigerian passports fees were done online.
‎“Passport applicants are therefore strongly advised to visit the NIS website www.immigration.gov.ng to confirm the approved fees for all categories of Nigerian passports and age groups before making payments,” he added.

He said the management of all passport offices has been directed to paste all information required at the premises to guide applicants in line with the executive orders.

He urged Nigerians to direct any complaint or inquiries to 07080607900 and the email address nis.servicom@nigeriaimmigration.gov.ng.

The spokesperson advised applicants against patronizing touts or agents‎ in order to ensure efficient service delivery.

The NIS boss had vowed to stamp out corruption in the operations of the NIS as part of efforts to reposition the service and ensure efficient service delivery.
(NAN)

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The United Bank of Africa ( UBA ) has placed a restriction on the use of its debit and prepaid cards for purchasing of certain items.

An information which was contained in an email sent to bank’s customers on Thursday evening, the United Bank for Africa revealed that it has placed a restriction on the use of its debit and prepaid cards for purchasing certain items.

Routed through its official email address, cfc@ubagroup.com, the mail was entitled, “We want you to transact safely,” the items under restrictions include jewellery, p*rnography, dating and escort services.

It was learnt that the bank also forbids the use of its cards for all sorts of betting – including buying lottery tickets, casino gaming chips, off-track betting and wagers (bets).

The bank says the overall aim is to enable its customers transact business safely, and to also protects its own business integrity as regard cases of fraud involving its credit/prepaid cards, with the attendant litigation and damage to its reputation.

The email in full reads:-

We wish to inform all cardholders that we have placed restrictions on the Bank’s debit and prepaid cards from carrying out transactions with merchants that are transacting on the following business categories;

-Jewellery
-P*rnography
-Dating and Escort Services
-Betting (including lottery tickets, casino gaming chips, off-track betting and wagers)

This has become necessary with the increased need to protect our customers and the institution from fraud, litigation and reputational damages.

Thank you.

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Thank you for standing by me through thick and thin. For not giving up on me when I didn't win, when I don't even deserve your love and loyalty,
For your patience when I kept pushing you away,
For caring when I act like I don't need you,
I am grateful knowing I can count on your strength, respect and loyalty, Knowing u can go any length for me when I need your support,
When I'm sad the thought of you and Josh comforts me,
Thank you for giving me a Son, you both are my motivation to be and do better,
You don't only possess the outward beauty but everything about you is Angelic, peaceful and beautiful.
Thank you for not stressing me with any form of drama and always understanding.
I don't appreciate you often enough so I thought I take out time to tell you how amazing of a woman you are. Most of the love songs I write are inspired by you.
Most importantly thank you for Josh and raising him to become a King. #internationalwoman??"

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Not Too Long ago The Internet was Broken with A Great News of One of the P Square Brother, Paul Okoye welcoming a New Twins. today he has Float them Online

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THE Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), has described as speculative reports that the strike embarked by the union over the inability of the Federal Government to implement the 2009 agreement it willingly entered with the union would be called off today.

ASUU President, Professor Biodun Ogunyemi, said he was surprised about the reports making the round when the issues tabled before the government had not been resolved.

The ASUU President said: ‘’We have been duly informed of a purported rumour credited to ASUU national secretariat which stated that it has instructed members and students to return to full academic activities next week is in circulation.

“Please this information is totally false. The information is surely a gimmick used by the insensitive government, other disoriented Nigerians and politically hungry individuals to cause confusion amongst ASUU members and Nigeria students.’’

According to him: “A meeting held between the Minister of Labour, Minister of Education and representative of ASUU ended in a deadlock and there was no compromise on our demands. Talks with the relevant government agencies resume this week.’’

Ogunyemi urged Nigerians to disregard and dispel the rumour or any other information being circulated in the social media.

Meanwhile, the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), has urged President Muhammadu Buhari to speak on the prevailing indefinite strike declared by ASUU to ensure that students return to school at the earliest convenience.

NANS president, Comrade Chinonso Obasi, lamented that Nigerian universities were regrettably missing in the recently launched Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP).

In a statement made available to The Guardian yesterday in Abuja, the students body stated that Nigerian students and youth should be included in decisions making process on issues that concern them to enable them actively participate and contribute to the development efforts of the nation.


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It’s a black Saturday for Anambra people as a bus heading from Ihiala to Onitsha in Anambra State has been involved in a fatal fire accident.

People in the bus were burnt as a result of the fire but as at the time of the report, we do not know if there are any survivors.

From what was seen at the scene of the incident, the bus was transporting market goods like plantain.

The cause of the accident is not yet known.

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