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dgysoft: Help her fetch water with wheel barrow from borehole. Come back begin ask my younger brother why water no de this house.

But, you dey crazy Ooo.

How I wish your brother saw you.

Younger ones don suffer.

If you ask me @OP
Na who I go ask?

LAGOS — NO fewer that 25 students of Ogba Junior Secondary School, Lagos, yesterday, went into coma after inhaling a chemical waste allegedly discharged into drainage by a company, Bizcircuit Photo Laboratory, located a few metres from the school premises.
According to reports, the gas enveloped the school premises at noon.

One of the school’s pupils, Adetayo Adekanbi, said: “We were in the classroom when we perceived the offensive gas and smoke clouding the entire premises. We never knew the gas was injurious.
“Immediately I noticed it, I ran towards the gate to escape inhaling the gas. But some of my mates became unconscious after inhaling the gas.”

Officials of the Lagos State Emergency Management Agency, LASEMA, were said to have rushed to the school and moved the unconscious victims to a private hospital nearby and Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LASUTH.
Security men, however, prevented access to the victims.

The Head of Logistic, LASEMA, Mr. Femi Giwa, said that of the 25 victims, four were in critical condition but responding to treatment.
Giwa said: “On arrival at the scene, we conducted a general assessment and discovered that certain liquid chemicals, with offensive and choking odour, used for production in the photo lab on the first floor of a shopping complex, could have led to the incident.”
He said that Lagos State government immediately sealed the premises of the photo laboratory concerned and arrested three of its staff.
Giwa, however, assured that proper investigation would be conducted to analysis the chemical that off the offensive gas and its effect on the environment.
State Director of Fire and Safety Services, Mr. Rasaq Fadipe, said officials assisted the rescue team in controlling the chemical fumes from spreading further.


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/11/25-students-coma-inhaling-industrial-fumes/

otijah: That is what u get when u work hard in life, he knew he was pursuing a goal so he didn't rest. God bless him

Absolutely.

Igbo kwenu!
Yaaa!!!

Nwa afo Igbo has made us pride again.

Afam4eva: I'm i seeing Okocha?

Yeah, He was there.

sagombugo: NCP candidate want to do a wrestlemania with Poverty!

Don't mind him. With 20 Naira pen.

Ifeanyi Ubah of Labour Party just arrived now.

Late comer.

This NCP candidate with N20 ball point ball.

Still yet He wants to decrease poverty rate.

Nawaa Ooo!

....

ONWA!!!!!!!

There will be Ngige road.

This man wan finish Obiano with question.

wasak: if u want money like the senators join d gaddamn politics... or better still protest against their pay... imagine if everyone wants to earn like d senators what will Nigeria turn into?
even shoemakers will go on strike.

GBAM!
+100

Valto: your reasoning is very poor. A bought voters card is practically useless. Their main of buying it, is to drastically reduce the amount of valid voters in obiano's village.. If agpa ever wanted to buy voters card, i believe they would av started from ngige's hometown alor cos they know his town will definitely vote apc. my point is: apga does not need to buy voters card from the people of aguleri cos its their stronghold

HOW MUCH WERE YOU PAID

remmyton: What's wit parents lockin their children inside d houz wen goin out, they should dat disaster can happen anytime, I tink d best option s to take dem to a friend's houz r any of ur relative's houz or they can as well hire an older hand to help dem care for d children

RIP Small Pikinn, May ur gentle soul RIP

Noted!

Aguleri and Ayamelum

Obiano and Nwoye villa.

PDP and APGA want to over rig this election.

Shine your eyes Ndi Anambra.

Hunger don dey ginger them small small.

They haven't seen anything yet.

Soon they will enter main market.


Up FG.

A six-year-old boy was burnt to death in a fire that engulfed a building in Iyana-Ifako area of Gbagada Lagos, Tuesday night.
The deceased, identified simply as Abbey, was said to have been sleeping when the incident occurred.
Two of his elder brothers were said to have been rescued by sympathisers. The fire affected 10 rooms in the building located at 3, Ogunde Street, off Somori, Iyana-Ifako.
The cause of the fire, said to have started at 9p.m., could not be ascertained.
While occupants of the buildings scampered from their respective apartments for safety, eyewitnesses said shouts for help from some children in one of the rooms were heard.
Some of the sympathisers said to have gone for rescue mission, discovered that the door was locked.
One of the eyewitnesses said: “Their parents locked them inside and went out. Nobody knew where they went to. The door was forced opened and two of them rescued, though one of them was slightly burnt.
“It was while they got outside that the rescued children said their brother was still inside. By then the fire had engulfed the whole building and nobody could go in again.”
The Director, Lagos State Fire Service, Mr. Rasaq Fadipe, said fire trucks from Ilupeju and Ikeja responded to the distress call. He said the charred remains of the six-year-old boy was recovered.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/6-yr-old-burnt-death-lagos-fire/

It has emerged that the voter’s card, the instrument which enables citizens to cast their votes for the election has turned into a marketable commodity in some communities in the state.
Politicians are being accused of procuring voters’ cards at the rate of N5000 each in Aguleri and some neighbouring communities.
It was gathered that gullible villagers have been falling prey to the development and as they part with their voters’ card, they inform others and the business has been booming.
A very reliable source said yesterday that apart from Aguleri, that the business is also booming in villages in Anambra East local government area where two of the major governorship candidates, Tony Nwoye (PDP) and Willie Obiano (APGA) hail from.
It was learnt that following the development in the area, people from the neighbouring Ayamelum local government have been trooping to Anambra East to also sell their cards for N5000.
An official of INEC, however, dismissed the market, saying that with what the commission has put on ground, it would be useless for such cards to be used by anybody.
He however warned that it is an offence for anybody to purchase voters cards, adding that anybody caught would face the wrath of the security agencies.
Why we are behind Nwoye -PDP
PDP State Chairman Prince Ken Emeakayi has buttressed reasons for putting the support of the state PDP machine behind the candidate, Tony Nwoye.
In an interview following the Court of Appeal judgment, Emeakayi said that besides the order of the courts, that Nwoye overwhelmingly won the party primaries that had several other party giants like Prince Nicholas Ukachukwu, Jerry Ugwoke, Emma Anosike among others as participants.
“You know PDP is a law abiding political party, we abide by court decisions. Nwoye won overwhelmingly the primaries of the party after which the Federal High Court in its judgment gave judgment in favour of Ukachukwu and which was why the party obeyed and now, the Court of Appeal has given judgment in favour of Tony Nwoye.
So, the party is bound by the judgment.”
He rebuffed insinuations that the court order came after the deadline for the substitution of party candidates saying:
“Going by the provisions of the Electoral Act after submission it is only the courts that can alter that and that is what the court did and it has nothing to do with the deadline.
Meanwhile, we have been campaigning. As you are aware, the name of the candidate is never on the ballot, it is the political party. We have been campaigning and we are ready for the election.”


http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/anambra-sale-voters-cards-booms/

Asaba – The DeltaStateUniversity Chapterof the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) on Wednesday warned that implementing the No-Work-No-Pay policy would worsenthe industrial crisis in public universities.
The Chairman ofthe chapter, DrEmmanuel Mordi, said in Asaba that the stategovernment was planning to implement thepolicy for the first time.
NAN reports that the stateGovernor, Dr Emmanuel Uduaghan, had urged ASUU membersto return to classroom or face implementation ofthe policy.
“When the strike is called off, lecturers will say: `No pay, no work’. It does not help anybody; it can only escalate thecrisis.
“It is unfortunate that ASUU is at the receiving end, as the government, being stronger, has the power towithhold ASUUmembers’ salaries, he said.
He said that ASUU was willing to call off the strike and would do so as soon as theFederal Governmentshowedmore commitment.
“We are anxious tocall off the strike, but the governmentsaid we should wait for somany months.
“What we must note is that our studentsare also our children. Some lecturersare also students;so, this is a very painful surgical operation, which we have to carry out in the bestinterestofour futuregeneration.”
Also theAdamawa chapter of theChristian Association of Nigeria (CAN) on Wednesday said thelingering strike by university teachers in the country could destroythe nation’s tertiary education.
The Chairman ofthe association, Rev. Moses Taparki, in an interview in Yola, expressed displeasure over the inability of theFederal Governmentand theAcademic StaffUnion of Universities (ASUU) toresolve the issues.
Describing the situation as “unfortunate”, he said it had lingered in spite of appeals and interventions by groups and individuals, and blamed the governmentand the union for their seeming “insensitivity” to theissue.
The cleric said the damage thestrike had done to the university systemin thecountry in the past fourmonths would take several years to redress.
“The governmentand ASUUshould take responsibility for the sad development. Many groups and individuals, including religious leaders and traditional rulers, have appealed to them but all have been in vain,” hesaid.
“For the rigid positions thegovernmentand the university teachershave maintained on the matter, I maintain that both partiesmust take full responsibility for thedamage the strike has done to thesystem,” he stressed.



www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/work-pay-rule-may-escalate-crisis-ASUU/

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Nacl: LESSONS LEARNT SO FAR;
1. I SHOULDNT BE NICE TO LADIES.
2. I SHOULD ALSO BE CAREFUL WHEN LADIES ARE NICE TO ME.
3. ANY MAN DAT IS NICE TO A LADY IS ''BAD'' .
4. WHEN A MAN MAL-HANDLES A LADY HE MYT BE THE BEST MAN.
5. WRITER IS PROBABLY LAMENTING ON A PERSONAL CASE DUE TO HER OWN CARELESSNESS.. WHAT ELSE??

Noted.

Odikwa egwu.

Umu nwanyi nkaa kwa.

[quote author=Suzie 0.].[/quote]You don occupy my space and you must pay for the booking.

Noneroone: yes but the election result will be upside down.

Exactly.

misterh: Mikel for Ballon D'or or what's the comparison between Mikel & Toure about? Yaya Toure is the heart of Man City's MF while Mikel is not even a starter for CFC.

Don't mind those that watch match through the anus.

Yaya is the best in Africa.

No need of argument, the world best player of the year belong to the one and only Messi.

Yes First Bank can but, GTBank is the best.
Unless you are fit for First Bank wahala (Debit without paying) followed by coming to their office to fill a form before returning your money.

GTBank is advisable.

So all this parties really exist

A Lagos-based lawyer, Mr.Daniel Onwe, has dragged the Federal Government and Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, before a Federal High Court, Lagos, over violation of the fundamental right to the dignity of person of the affected students, who have been out of school following the union’s strike.

The suit, FHC/CS/1360/13, was brought pursuant to Section 46(1) and (2) of the 1999 Constitution, Order II of the Fundamental Human Rights (Enforcement Procedure) Rules, 2009 and Article 5 of The African Charter on Human and People’s Rights (Ratification and Enforcement) Act, Cap. 10, LFN, 1990.

Onwe is asking the court for a declaration that the indefinite strike leading to the closure of government-owned universities across the country violates the fundamental right to the dignity of person of the affected students guaranteed under Section 34 of the 1999 Constitution.
He is seeking for an order directing the Federal Government and ASUU to resolve their differences and forthwith re-open universities, including an order mandating ASUU to call off their ongoing strike action and resume their job of lecturing in the said universities immediately.

Hearing on the suit, before Justice Ibrahim Buba, is on November 13.



http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/10/lagos-lawyer-sues-fgasuu-strike/

I dislike eating rice on Sunday.

#TeamSwallow