₦airaland Forum

May his soul R.I.P

chatinent:
Bad news is just everywhere.

That's what this Siggy likes for breakfast, lunch and dinner

See how they calm! Nawa...

Life don spoil

Siggy's day will not be complete without a bad news

Blessing185:
Will d community use d drone or wat?

They will use it to secure the village, maybe.

With all the happenings in Nigeria today, e reach to make drone. He suppose even attach bomb to the drone sef.

Now the politicians will take our health sector seriously and make it better.

Torrrh

Update from

The Vice-Chancellor of Ekiti State University (EKSU), Ado Ekiti in the person of Professor Eddy Olanipekun, has disclosed that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has been directed to investigate into the allegation that some top management officials were using an illegal portal to collect tuition fees from unsuspecting students.

Concerning some noticeable fraud and infractions in the collection of tuition fees, suspected to have caused alleged embezzlement of between N70 million and N100 million by some officials, Olanipekun said the matter had been directed to the anti-graft agencies for a thorough investigation.

The vice-chancellor also warned the academic staff of the university against taking steps that could rubbish or cast aspersion on the personalities of the members of the Governing Council of the university.

Olanipekun said this yesterday while addressing journalists in Ado Ekiti on alleged unruly action taken against Governing Council by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Siggy reports.

The ASUU had on Tuesday invaded the venue of the council meeting held on campus and chaired by the Pro-Chancellor and former Vice-Chancellor, Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile Ife, Prof. Bamitale Omole and disrupted the proceeding.

Ventilating his anger, the ASUU had accused Governor Kayode Fayemi of slashing the subvention to the university from N260 million to N130 million, thereby making salary payment difficult from April 2021.

The academic body also alleged that the institution of embezzling between N70 million and N100 million through an illegal portal created to collect tuition fees from students, among other issues.

He also debunked the accusations, expressed regret at how the ASUU members had badged into the council meeting and brought it to a stalemate.

The professor of Chemistry added that the management at its 171st statutory meeting held on Tuesday described the ASUU’s action as an “ambush, unprocedural and belittled” the status of the university.

Olanipekun said: “Neither the management nor the council was put in the know. They just invaded the council meeting even without notice. This to us was unpalatable, disrespectful and should not be encouraged by any sane person.

“Despite the provocation, the council still went ahead and directed that some of the ASUU’s demands should be met. If they wanted to have an interface with the council, there are procedures. They shouldn’t just storm the venue of their meeting. “The council of the university is placing a premium on the welfare of staff. Though ASUU had made very good and germane demands, but there are matured and civil ways by which we can ask such in a university setting.”

The vice-chancellor said: “The council out of magnanimity had decided to overlook the ASUU’s action and extended hands of fellow

Olanipekun clarified that the university would not tolerate any form of financial corruption under any guise, saying apart from directing alleged cases of corruption to anti-graft agencies for investigation, that the university had also constituted a committee to look into the matter.

“And we assure you that whoever committed or indicted for administrative or financial infractions will face disciplinary action, this we are assuring ASUU.

“ASUU too must understand that there are rules and regulations and whoever flouts the rules would be made to face disciplinary actions.”

https:///efcc-begins-investigation-on-ekiti-state-university-over-n100-million-fraud/

Smh

Unless the department has a specific dress code, nothing is wrong with this outfit

Funny people

Misplaced priorities is Nigeria's #1 problem.

20 years later, they become Ministers in Future Buhari's Cabinet

My brother, you have my blessings.

Why na

They try.

chatinent:
A handshake wouldn't hurt.

Lol. I can imagine.

But you guys are on a one-week compulsory break na

Charmingrascal:
She is definitely from Oyo or Ilorin

I can not agree less.

For wheree...

Nawa.

May God help them.

Tufiakwa!

Physics na your papa mate?

The future wants fast money...

Everybody dey vex for this country

Update from

A secondary school student named Oghenemaro Eriana has been stabbed to death by a bouncer at a wedding reception in Mofor, Udu council area of Delta State.

The incident occurred on the 25th of September at the popular Wetland Hotel in the area.

Siggy learnt the victim was trying to pick up money sprayed on the couple during the ceremony, when the bouncer, Francis Utuedor, stabbed him in the process.

It was gathered that the victim lived along Kolokolo Street in Udu Road and went to the party with his mother.

Findings revealed that the mother of the teenage boy was already bereaved following the loss of her older son two months ago.

The groom is said to be a neighbour of the family of the deceased.

The Delta State Police Command confirmed the development, noting that the suspect has been arrested.

When contacted, its spokesman, DSP Bright Edafe, said: “It happened at Wetland Hotel. The suspect is in our custody”.

https:///secondary-school-student-stabbed-for-picking-money-sprayed-at-wedding/

I called this determination.

We just lost 10billion

Government helping victims of terrorism sponsored by the government.
The shame is on all of you!

Shame