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Our Yansh: According to Ikenna and Co. Any topic about Ojukwu or Awolowo must end up in the "Racial...bla bla bla" section.

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BY ABDULWAHAB ABDULAH,
ONOZURE DANIA & SAVIOUR
UDOFA
LAGOS — The dismissed
Divisional Police Officer, DPO,
of Yaya-Abatan, Agege Police
Station, Lagos, Segun
Fabunmi, was yesterday
ordered to be remanded in
Kirikiri prison by an Ikeja
High Court after he was
formally arraigned for
murder of Adedamola
Daramola and causing bodily
injury to some protesters
against the removal of fuel
subsidy in January last year.
Fabunmi who was docked
before Justice Olabisi
Akinlade was charged by the
state government.
He, however, pleaded not
guilty to the seven-count
charge preferred against
him.
The state prosecution led by
the Director of Public
Prosecution, DPP, Mrs Olabisi
Ogungbesan, in the charge,
alleged that Fabunmi
committed the offence of
murder, which contravened
Section 221 of the Criminal
Law, No. 11, 2011, at about
9.30 a.m on January 9, 2012
at Yaya-Abatan area of
Agege, Lagos.
He was also accused of
attempted murder and
causing grievous bodily
harm on some of the
protesters in contravention
of sections 228 and 243 of
the same law.
The prosecution alleged that
the ex-police officer
murdered Daramola and
attempted to murder others,
adding that he also caused
bodily injury to three others
by shooting at them with his
AK 47 rifle.
Fabunmi was accused of
attempting to kill and
inflicting grievous bodily
harm on Alimi Abubakar,
Egbujor Samuel, Chizorba
Odoh by separately shooting
at them with his gun.
He allegedly shot Abubakar
and Samuel on their left legs
and Odoh on his right index
finger.
Subsequently, his plea was
taken and his lawyer, Mr. Ike
Okafor, prayed the court to
move his bail application,
which was turned down by
the trial judge, who said it
was not ripe for hearing.
The judge ordered the
accused to be remanded in
Kirikiri Maximum Prison, and
adjourned the hearing of the
application till June 14.

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Ngwakwe: @OAM4J, Afam4eva or Ikenna351

Please move this thread to Racial and Sectarian Section.

It's not about National Politics but in-house squabble.

www.nairaland.com/1291924/ojukwu-cantankerous-coward-biancas-father

Eko Ile: This is very laughable, is all the silly auto correcting nonsense really necessary and why must you create issues and problems for yourselves?


A baby sitting website in 2013? smh...

15. Don't attempt to post
censored words by misspelling
them.

malc619: Please send me credit so that I'll flash Fashola...

Thank you.

just at
the foot of third mainland bridge.

However, a source told our
correspondent on Wednesday
that no member of the PMF 38
Squadron known as ‘Tiger
Squadron’ mobilised for the
operation survived the militia’s
attack.

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http://news2.onlinenigeria.com/education/183160-100-top-universities-in-nigeria.html

A report by 4icu.org has listed
the top 100 best universities in
Nigeria and their rankings in
2012.
The ranking is based on the
number of graduates they
produce yearly and their
competitiveness (their
graduation grades).
Below is the list:
Ranking Criteria: The ranking is
based on the number of
graduates they produce yearly
and their competitiveness (their
graduation grades).
1. University of Lagos, Lagos
2 University of Ilorin, Ilorin
3 University of Ibadan, Ibadan
4 Obafemi Awolowo University,
Ile-Ife
5 University of Benin, Ugbowo
6 University of Port Harcourt, Port
Harcourt
7 University of Agriculture
Abeokuta, Abeokuta
8 Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria
9 University of Jos, Jos
10 Covenant University, Ota
11 University of Nigeria, Nsukka
12 Federal University of
Technology, Akure, Akure 13
Ladoke Akintola University of
Technology, Ogbomoso
14 Lagos State University, Ojo
15 Nnamdi Azikiwe University,
Awka
16 Pan African University, Lagos
17 Bayero University Kano, Kano
18 Redeemer’s University, Mowe
19 Rivers State University of
Science and Technology, Port
Harcourt
20 Babcock University, Ilishan-
Remo
21 Federal University of
Technology, Minna, Minna 22
Ambrose Alli University, Ekpoma
23 Bowen University, Iwo
24 Enugu State University of
Science and Technology, Enugu
25 University of Calabar, Calabar
26 Federal University of
Technology, Owerri, Owerri
27 University of Uyo, Uyo
28 Kwara State University, Ilorin
29 Benson Idahosa University,
Benin City
30 University of Maiduguri,
Maiduguri
31 American University of
Nigeria, Yola
32 Niger Delta University
Wilberforce Island, Yenagoa
33 Osun State University,
Oshogbo
34 University of Abuja, Abuja
35 Afe Babalola University, Ado-
Ekiti
36 Landmark University, Omu-
Aran
37 Adekunle Ajasin University
Akungba, Akoko
38 Michael Okpara University of
Agriculture, Umuahia
39 Imo State University, Owerri
40 Modibbo Adama University of
Technology, Yola
41 African University of Science
and Technology, Abuja
42 Renaissance University, Enugu
43 Benue State University,
Makurdi
44 Crawford University, Igbesa
45 Lead City University, Ibadan
46 Bells University of Technology,
Ota
47 Umaru Musa Yar’Adua
University, Katsina
48 Madonna University, Okija
49 Abia State University, Uturu
50 Delta State University, Abraka,
Abraka
51 Abubakar Tafawa Balewa
University, Bauchi
52 Ajayi Crowther University, Oyo
Town
53 Veritas University, Abuja
54 Bingham University, Auta
Balifi
55 Joseph Ayo Babalola
University, Ikeji-Arakeji
56 Nigerian Turkish Nile
University, Abuja
57 Federal University, Dutse,
Dutse
58 Ebonyi State University,
Abakaliki
59 Igbinedion University Okada,
Okada
60 Caleb University, Imota
61 Achievers University, Owo,
Owo
62 Federal University, Oye-Ekiti
Oye
63 Salem University, Lokoja
64 Obong University Obong, Ntak
65 Wukari Jubilee University,
Wukari
66 Kaduna State University,
Kaduna
67 University of Agriculture,
Makurdi, Makurdi
68 Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti
69 Federal University, Otuoke
Otuoke
70 Tai Solarin University of
Education, Ijebu-Ode
71 Caritas University, Enugu
72 University of Mkar, Mkar
73 Ondo State University of
Science & Technology, Okitipupa
74 Federal University of
Petroleum Resources, Effurun
75 Western Delta University,
Oghara
76 Kebbi State University of
Science and Technology, Aliero
77 Novena University, Ogume
78 Adamawa State University,
Mubi
79 Federal University, Ndufu-
Alike, Ndufu-Alike
80 Nasarawa State University,
Keffi
81 Baze University, Abuja
82 Federal University, Wukari,
Wukari
83 Akwa Ibom State University,
Uyo
84 Tansian University, Umunya
85 Ekiti State University, Ifaki
86 Usmanu Danfodio University,
Sokoto
87 Fountain University, Oshogbo
88 Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida
University, Lapai
89 Oduduwa University, Ile Ife
90 Samuel Adegboyega
University, Ogwa
91 Kano State University of
Technology, Wudil
92 Federal University, Kashere,
Kashere
93 Bukar Abba Ibrahim
University, Damaturu
94 Adeleke University, Ede
95 Wesley University of Science
and Technology, Ondo City
96 Wellspring University, Benin
City
97 Paul University, Awka
98 Kogi State University, Anyigba
99 Rhema University, Obeama-
Asa
100 Anambra State University, Uli

Reactions have started
trailing the move by the
Federal government to check
the use of private jets in
Nigeria. Reacting to the
government’s policy on the
declaration of manifest by
private jet operators, a
former member of House of
Representatives, Ibn Na’allah,
who owns a private jet, said
the new policy is too
restrictive and International
Civil Aviation Organisation,
ICAO, detests bureaucracy,
which is detrimental to
seamless air operation.
The Federal Government had
said it is set to check the use
of private jet by individuals
and organisations in the
country. It said the current
security situation in the
country necessitated the
move as these individuals
and organisations have been
abusing the use of these
private jets.
This new position of
government was made
known in Lagos by the
Coordinating Manager of
Information and
Communications for Aviation
Parastatals, Mr. Yakubu Dati.
He said security operatives
have disclosed that many
wanted persons in Nigeria
were smuggled out of the
country with private jets and
others sneaked into the
country without check as
many private jets take off
from private facilities at the
airports.
According to Dati, “Illegal
consignments, including
cash and personalities, who
may constitute security
threat to the country are
airlifted daily in and out of
the country with private
jets.” He said pilots flying
such jets must now declare
the manifest of the aircraft.
And that what government
wants to do is to monitor the
operations of unscheduled
flights and the manifests of
these flights because of the
security situation in the
country.

Most students run away from
science and technology
classes because they find it
difficult to use some of the
complex devices during
practicals. To help this set of
students, three students of St
Luke’s College Jos, Plateau
State, Ishaku Yohanna, Shutt
Noro and Olawuyi Toyin have
come up with a transistor
tester which they say is very
easy to use and does not
require a lot of technical
know-how. They spoke with
Vanguard Learning in Lagos.
Excerpts:
“A transistor tester is an
instrument used for testing
the electrical behaviour of
transistors and solid-state
diodes. This device which is
powered by 12-volts battery,
gives the precise and
accurate reading of an
electronic component,” said
the students.
Trassistor-Test
Components: “The
components are diodes,
resistor and transformer. The
resistor limits the flow of
current in the circuit. Most
students find it very difficult
to use digital multi-metre to
test the resistor, most
especially the transistor
because the transistor has
three terminals – emitter,
collector and base,” said
Shutt Noro.
Construction:
Explaining how the
transistor tester was made,
Olawuyi Toyin said; “We first
smoothened the surface of
the plywood with glass-
paper (sandpaper) so that
when you are drawing your
schematic diagram, you will
find it very easy. After
drawing your schematic
diagram, you shade the
points where you are going
to drive in your nails. You use
these nails because they are
conductors, so passing your
wires will be easy. When you
are driving the nails in, you
must ensure that they do not
touch each other.”
On why they embarked on
the project, Ishaku Yohanna
said that most students find
it very difficult to determine
whether a transistor is PNP
or NPN “but with this
transistor tester, there is no
need for you to start
exchanging terminals, you
just pick your transistor and
place it on one of the
terminals and when you do
that, it will indicate the green
light if it is PNP but if it is
NPN, it will indicate the red
light. The diode shows you
the direction of the flow of
current because diode
moves in only one direction
and it rectifies signals.”
“With this, we believe that
students who have lost much
interest in technology, will do
more than we have done
because this is just a
stepping stone. Most
students run away from
technology because they find
it difficult to use complex
devices but with this, it
becomes easier for them and
they will have more interest
in technology. We believe
we have written some
students’ happiness and
have erased their sorrows. If
we cannot be the pencil to
write people’s happiness, we
should at least be the eraser
to erase their sorrows,” said
Noro.

ABUJA – The National
Secretary of the Congress for
Progressive Change, CPC,
Engr. Buba Galadima
Wednesday accused
President Goodluck Jonathan
of politically victimising
Borno, Yobe and Adamawa
States by declaring state of
emergency.
Galadima alleged that the
affected states were
opposed to the style of
leadership by Jonathan,
because they did not support
his 2011 election ambition.
Galadima said: ”Our reaction
is simply that we issued a
statement yesterday, PDP and
its government said that we
are rumour mongers, that
there was nothing in place,
and now it stands out that
we are right that the
president was considering
declaring state of emergency.
In the course of the
president’s broadcast, he
made mention of some
certain states, and most of
these states are known to be
politically opposed to his
style of leadership.
“The states that the
president imposed state of
emergency are the states
that did not support him in
his 2011 elections. And from
the broadcast the president
is giving up himself order
than security of lives and
property for all intents and
purposes that he did not
secure before this state of
emergency, and those
soldiers do not have absolute
authority in those states
without interferences from
the civil authority his 2010
ambition.
“It is our hope that the
president is not using this
state of emergencies in some
of these states that are not in
support of his policies to
settle political scores. We are
also afraid that the security
agencies will not go out of
their way to use this state of
emergency as a licence to
maim, kill and wipe out
communities that the
president himself feels is
opposed to his political
ambition. It is our hope that
security agencies.
He said the action of soldiers
sent by the federal
government in these states
led to the spate of
insurgence experienced in
the country, whereby they
decided to pick up arms
against the government.
“The insecurity was not
caused by the so-called Boko
Haram, but by the
government who were
killing people to make them
to pick arms against
government. This is my
standard as somebody from
Borno and Yobe. My people
has been short-changed and
killed arbitrarily.
“If the government continue
to do what they have been
doing they will make more
enemies for themselves. No
soldier has the right to shoot
above the hips according the
rules of engagement. We
asked government to
dialogue with them and they
refused.
“I advised government on
June 9, 2009, that they have
no option than to dialogue
with this people, but they
refused until when it was
too late, then they over
stepped their bounds by
killing innocent people,”
Galadima stated.

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