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Last year, the Ugandan president sparked
widespread outrage when he banned the mini-skirt.
He warned women against wearing ‘short and
revealing’ skirts because it is unacceptable in African
cultures.

The internet went into over-drive; Facebook,
Twitter and other social media networks were abuzz
with irritated and angry people.

It is important to note that in Nigeria, most teenage girls have been victims of sexual assault.

What are my thoughts on the matter?
What a woman wears has nothing to do with rape. Life doesn’t have to be a skin show, but it sure doesn’t have to be suffocating for women.
Everyone has a right to choose what they wear. We
should never force anyone to do anything because
that’s taking away their freedom.

I could go on and on but let me know what you think:

Do you also think that “just because you’ve got it,
doesn’t mean you should flaunt it”?

Is it anyone’s business what a woman wears?

Are mini-skirts risque?

Go on and drop a comment below!
http://www.studentsforumng.com/forum/tsf/do-mini-skirts-encourage-rape/

Fire outbreaks have in recent years been a recurring problem in Lagos, wreaking much havoc which included the destruction of lives and property.

A fire incident that ravaged parts of the Dumping ground section of the popular LAWMA office(Bowler) at Oko-filling Bus-stop, Igando -Ikotun in Alimosho, Lagos state, on Sunday January 11, 2014.

Men of the State Fire Service, however, successfully contained the inferno, which began at about 11:0am.

Fire fighters couldn't achieve much due to inadequate water in their water tank but thanks to one of the landlord on the Mike-Anison Street who gave out water for free to the fire fighters.

I was happy when I saw the fire fighters came around at the place
at 11:30am, fire service, as
well as some traders, battled for hours to put out the fire in order to save the popular boarding school beside the place.

By Yusuf Opeyemi
Twitter: @quduslap
08167767147

Fire outbreaks have in recent years been a recurring problem in Lagos, wreaking much havoc which included the destruction of lives and property.

A fire incident that ravaged parts of the Dumping ground section of the popular LAWMA office(Bowler) at Oko-filling Bus-stop, Igando -Ikotun in Alimosho, Lagos state, on Sunday January 11, 2014.

Men of the State Fire Service, however, successfully contained the inferno, which began at about 11:0am.

Fire fighters couldn't achieve much due to inadequate water in their water tank but thanks to one of the landlord on the Mike-Anison Street who gave out water for free to the fire fighters.

I was happy when I saw the fire fighters came around at the place
at 11:30am, fire service, as
well as some traders, battled for hours to put out the fire in order to save the popular boarding school beside the place.

By Yusuf Opeyemi
Twitter: @quduslap
08167767147

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Pupils from various schools in Lagos State
emerged tops at the 2014 edition of the
National Juniors Engineers, Technicians and
Scientists competition held in Abuja.
The Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Olayinka
Oladunjoye, in a statement, said a contingent
from the state emerged first in Inter-State Quiz,
National Theme Project, Free Choice Project
and Physics competitions.
Masters Kadiri Ogbaji and Ibrahim
Shamusideen of the Abibat Mogaji Millennium
Senior Secondary School, Agege came first in
the National Theme Project with their winning
project on Mobile Energy and Fertilizer
Machine, while Fisayo Fatoye and Abiola
Omosowon of the Doregos Private Academy,
Ipaja, came first in the Free Choice Project
contest with their project titled Power
Generation Through Resonance.
With the two projects, Oladunjoye said, the
state would represent the country at the 2015
edition of the International Science and
Technology Competition.
The commissioner, who said the state also
produced the best female JETS pupil, added that
it recorded good results in other national and
international competitions.
Other pupils, who lifted the state high in 2014
include Ikechukwu Ugwu of the Penny
International College, Surulere; Modestus
Amaechi of the Starfield College, Agege; Kelechi
Inuagwu of the Lagos State Model College,
Kankon, Badagry; and Kasiso Onyeka of the
Faith Academy, Gowon Estate, Egbeda.
The JETS competition held last December was to
promote the application of scientific and
technological concepts; improve indigenous
technology products, designs and fabrication;
as well as to foster the interest of pupils in the
acquisition science and technology skills.
The state emerged second and third in the
Taiwan International Science Fair with its
Chemistry contingent in 2013.


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