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Mob attempts to burn police station. The press fact has emerged on how policemen from Anti-Kidnapping Unit, who were allegedly on illegal operation, killed a six-month pregnant woman at the Ijagemo area of Ijegun, Lagos State on Saturday.

The death of the woman forced youths in the community to revolt, leading to the lynching of an Assistant Superintendent of Police (ASP).
The pregnant woman, Mrs. Busayo Owoodun, otherwise known as Iyawo Alfa, was sewing in her shop, when a stray bullet from one of the anti-kidnapping policemen got her. She died instantly, leading to a bloody protest in the community.

During the protest, the angry mob attempted to burn down Isheri-Oshun Police Station, but was repelled by policemen from Operations Department in the command, the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS), the Rapid Response Unit (RRS) and Area ‘M’ Police Command.
It was learnt that two other policemen, one of them an ASP, were seriously injured and presently battling to stay alive in the hospital. The dead ASP was alleged to have led the Anti-Kidnapping Unit to the community on the illegal operation. As at Saturday night, two people were dead and two others injured.
According to sources, trouble started after the policemen from Anti-Kidnapping Unit allegedly got information that a suspected cyber-fraudster had just hit some millions and was celebrating richly at a bar in the community.
The policemen left their office, commandeered a mini-bus and ordered the driver to head towards Ijegun.

When the policemen got there, they made a beeline for the bar. When the suspect sighted them, he fled. The policemen pursued. When they realised that he was getting away from them, one of them opened fire. Rather, the bullet got Busayo, who died instantly.





A security agent said: “The operation was carried out by Anti-Kidnapping Unit. Whenever a police team goes to another jurisdiction for an operation, the right process is for them to book in at the area command and then nearest police station to where they were going. But this Anti-Kidnapping Unit didn’t book in at the Area M Police Command and didn’t book in at the Isheri-Oshun Police Station. This means they were on illegal operation.







“Aside from not booking at the appropriate stations, cyber fraud is not part of their job. When they killed the woman, youths in the community revolted and started chasing them. The police ran away, but took a wrong road. They started shooting at the people; soon, they ran out of bullets. The people attacked them. The ASP that led the team was seriously wounded and later died. Another ASP was wounded, with the civilian that took them there. The mob inflicted the driver with machete cuts. The policemen were stripped before being beaten. The mob dragged them to the front of the Oba’s palace and dumped them there.”

While the drama was unfolding, Area M Police Command and Police Headquarters, Ikeja, got information that policemen were under attack. The Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP) in charge of Operations, Mohammed Ari, radioed for re-enforcement. Police from Operations Department, RRS, SARS, Area M Command and other divisions, raced to the scene.

Area M Commander, ACP Ifeanyi Ohuruzo, was the first to reach the scene. He tried begging the angry mob, attempting to make peace, but instead they tried to attack him.

“They refused to listen to the area commander until Baker, a Chief Superintendent of Police (CSP), who is the deputy in charge of operations and SARS operation got to the scene and dispersed them,” said the source.

The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Bala Elkana, claimed one ASP, two policemen were injured while a 30-year-old woman was hit by a stray bullet.

He said: “A team of policemen from the Anti-Kidnapping Unit attached to Area M Command Idimu tracked some kidnapping suspects to Ijegun-Isolo Road, Ijegun bus stop, but came under attack by members of the deadly gang. A stray bullet hit Busayo Owoodun. The gang, with the support of some notorious cultists in the area, attacked the police team and injured the team leader, ASP Victor Ugbegun and two others who are currently in critical condition at the Intensive Care Unit.


“Reinforcements from Operations Department, RRS, Task Force, and neighbouring divisions were able to contain the situation and evacuate the injured officers to hospital. The command has launched a manhunt for the assailants with a view of bringing them to justice. The corpse of the victim of the stray bullet was taken to hospital for autopsy. The Commissioner of Police has ordered an in-depth investigation into the case.”

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The NDDC is embarking on Foreign Post Graduate Scholarship Programme to offer Niger Deltans the opportunity to pursue a degree program abroad.
The scheme is for suitably qualified applicants with relevant Bachelor’s/Master’s Degree from recognized Universities in the following professional disciplines:
• Agricultural Sciences
• Engineering
• Environmental Sciences
• Geosciences
• Information Technology
• Law
• Management Sciences
• Medicine
• Education
• Humanities

Application Deadline: Friday 20th July 2018
Eligible Countries: Nigeria ( Niger Deltan States)
Type: Masters & PhD

APPLICATION REQUIREMENTS
1. First degree with minimum of 2nd Class Lower Division for those wishing to undertake a Master’s Degree programme and a good Master’s Degree for PhD candidates from a recognized University.

2. Applicants must have gained admission for a Post Graduate Programme in any of the listed disciplines above, in a foreign University.

3. Applicants who have already enrolled in Overseas’ Universities are NOT eligible to apply.

4. Guarantor’s written consent of good conduct of the applicant from any of the following persons from the applicant’s community/clan.
Member of National Assembly/State House of Assembly
Chairman of the LGA
First Class Traditional Ruler
High Court Judge

Read more to apply>> http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/07/2018-nddc-foreign-scholarships-for.html?m=1

The Senate of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, at its sitting today, Wednesday, 28th March, 2018, has endorsed the action, taken so far, by the University Management over the issue of students’ unauthorized occupation of the rooms in the halls of residence.
A release by the Public Relations Officer of the University, Mr. Abiodun Olarewaju, stated that the Professors, who frowned at the rate of moral decadence among the students, urged the Professor Eyitope Ogunbodede-led administration to use all lawful means to enforce obedience to the school rules and regulations, so that “our students will be found worthy in learning and character; therefore be qualified to obtain our degrees, certificates and diplomas.
Accordingly, the Senate has given the University Management the mandate to ask students, who are still resident in the halls, to vacate their apartments/rooms, latest by Friday, 30th March, 2018
Keep reading>> http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/03/the-senate-of-obafemi-awolowo.html?m=1

Applications are invited for Google Africa Scholarship Program open to residents of countries in Africa who are at least 18 years old.
Udacity, Inc. provides a program under which it grants scholarships to students who apply for sponsorships of fees for Udacity programs ("Scholarship Program". Udacity shall provide fully-funded sponsorship (“Scholarships”) for one or both of the following services: (i) a two-month unique instance of custom learning path created from curated combinations of courses in web or Android (“Custom MOOC”), (ii) a five-month subscription to one of four (4) Nanodegree Programs: Front-End Web Developer, Mobile Web Specialist, Android Basics Nanodegree and Android Developer, collectively referred to herein as “ND Program(s).”
How does it work?
To apply for this scholarship, you need to be at least 18 years old and live in a country in Africa. When applying, you will choose between learning web development or Android development.
If you get accepted, you will be placed in one of two tracks (beginner or intermediate), depending on your existing skills and experience. After that, the learning begins! Some scholarship

continue reading>> http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/03/apply-for-20182019-google-africa.html?m=1

The family of the man murdered by gunmen(cultists) at his house in the presence of wife and kids is been consoled by the University community, as Security agents investigates thoroughly in the matter to catch culprits.....
See photos/Read here>>http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/02/the-university-community-securities.html?m=1

Security police officers brutalize a man, vandalizing his car in his wife's presence
http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/02/police-beats-up-man-vandalizing-his-car.html?m=1

In his kindness to reward excellence the Governor of Imo State, Rochas Okoracha
released N13.7m to the best graduating student of Imo State University (IMSU)

http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/02/imsu-best-graduating-student-breaks.html?m=1

The speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, as he commences his free annual medical outreach to Nigerian patients. Over 50,000 patients are to benefit from these generous work.
Information posted on the speakers’ website, Yakubudogara.com.ng, stated that hundreds of patients who turned out for different medical needs have been attended to by a team of medical doctors, nurses

http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/02/50000-patients-benefits-from-yakubu.html?m=1

Senator Oduah launches MAX LIFE foundation in honour of her late son - Omabuwa

MAXLIFE Foundation has been launched in the Federal Capital Territory, Abuja
The senator representing Anambra North Senatorial District in the Senate, Princess Stella Oduah has officially launched MAXLIFE Foundation in honour of her late son, Omabuwa Maxwell Oduah.
The foundation, was officially launched in Abuja on Thursday, February 8, as part of activities to commemorate the anniversary of the late Omabuwa('Buwa' as he was popularly known), who died in August 26, 2016 in Abuja after a brief illness.
The launch was graced by Senate President, Dr Bukola Saraki and many lawmakers, government officials and businessmen, together with Nollywood icons Segun Arinze and Eucharia Anunobi.
Speaking at the event, Saraki said that he was humbled by the strength of Senator Oduah who in the face of adversity and personal tragedy, came up with a beautiful legacy.
“The loss of a child is something that would have broken many people, this is why, I honoured to be at this charity ball marking the launching of the MaxLife Foundation, a non-profit organisation that is dedicated to the memory of the
Continue reading>>http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/02/senator-oduah-launches-max-life.html?m=1

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When I was young, vocational education was only seen as the acceptable route for those people who weren't 'academics'. If you were good at school, got the right grades, then you did your A-levels and went on to university; if not, then go straight ahead and got a job or do a vocational qualification.
Let me dispel that myth. The term 'vocational' actually means 'work-related'. So if you are doing a vocational qualification it means you are learning skills that will help you to get, and do, a job. That's it. Vocational education is not an 'easier' alternative to taking A-levels, it is something that provides people with practical skills and the underpinning knowledge people need to understand how to use these skills.
Until recently, almost all vocational education took place in the classroom, or on the job site, with students learning trade skills and trade theory from accredited professors or established professionals. However, online vocational education has grown in popularity, and made it easier than ever for students to learn various trade skills and soft skills from established professionals in the industry.
Some people are not aware that you can actually get vocational qualifications that will take you up to the same level as a degree, so the opportunities for continued personal development are still there, even if you don't choose the conventional route.
With a vocational qualification, you're more likely to be able to start working sooner, giving you the experience you need to back up what you're learning - and you get to earn money at the same time. And the money earning doesn't stop there.
For the last five years, City & Guilds has produced the Vocational Rich List - a barometer that charts the fames and fortunes of the UK's self-made millionaires and entrepreneurs from a vocational background. This year's results revealed that the 25 wealthiest people across all industries had tripled their fortunes from £2.7bn to £9.3bn since 2003. And 68% of them are still in the same industry they took their qualification in, illustrating how the hands-on route can lead to a lifetime of success.
Another popular misconception is that vocational and academic routes are binding - if you start in one or the other, you have to follow the same one for the length of your career. Vocational education and conventional qualifications should be seen as complementary, not mutually exclusive. A top surgeon who goes on a course to get up to speed on the latest techniques is learning skills that they will use in their work. It's no different to someone taking a vocational qualification.
Technical colleges has been established in the previous years, though no much attention was paid to technical education till the appointment of the Technical Education Commission in 1963; it was this Commission which recommended the provision of training facilities at different level. The perception of vocational education and preferences for it began to change with the employment opportunities abroad, primarily in the Middle East and the expansion of such industries as the Construction Industry too had an impact on the preferences of the student community. Yet another factor, which influenced the change, was the recognition of skills and the concept of dignity of labour
Continue reading >>>http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/01/what-you-need-to-know-about-vocational.html?m=1

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Nigeria on Wednesday announced the readiness of Dutch universities and other higher educational institutions to offer qualitative and affordable education to Nigerians.
Mrs Sonia Odije, the embassy’s Advisor for Trade and Economic Affairs, , disclosed this to newsmen in Lagos ahead of the Second “Study in Holland Fair’’ in Lagos.
Following the First Study in Holland on June 10, last year, a delegation of Dutch universities and other institutions would soon be visiting Lagos for recruitment of Nigeriian.
Last year, June 10 the Netherlands held her first maiden Education Fair attracting about 500 Nigerians in Lagos. It was meant to create awareness of over 2000 international-recognized English Language taught in higher Institutions to Nigerians.
This forthcoming second fair, scheduled to hold on March 3, at the Federal
Read more>>http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/02/netherlands-offer-opportunity-for.html?m=1

Nigerian students studying abroad are doing absolutely well in their academics  as they gain various honorary awards.

Recently, a Nigerian young lady by name Ezinne Favour Ogwuegbu, a student of Eastern Mediterranean University has been said to graduate with a Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.0 earning herself bachelor's degree in International Relations.

Ezine Favour has always been a very active participant in student politics, serving in the capacities of vice president of the Nigerian Student Society, Eastern Mediterranean University, and executive official II of the National Association of Nigerian Students, Turkish Zone, and in senatorial positions of these respective bodies.
Her success story started in high school as she had toped her class years back in her high school....
Read/See more photos>>http://www.universityexpose.com/2018/02/nigerian-lady-graduates-with-cgpa-of-40.html?m=1

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