Against the directive of the minister of education and jamb management for tertiary institution in the country not to conduct post utme screnning exam, Michael Okpara University of Agriculture Umudike has not only defile the minister's directive but had gone ahead to conduct p- utme as we speak. Prospetive student were secretly asked to report this morning by 7:30 am for the exam.

it surprises me how some of us analyse issues. im neither for ikpeazu nor ogah but what baffles me is how fhc owerri arrived at a judgement, within a day, that took fhc abuja several months to adjudge.

it surprises me how some of us analyse issues. im neither for ikpeazu nor ogah but what baffles me is how fhc owerri arrived at a judgement, within a day, that took fhc abuja several months to adjudge.

This man is just the best in nollywood right now. I manage to watch nigeria movie just because of him. I enjoy his catch phrases.

" ibi daram etola avu" meaning Elephantis of the my scrutum has grow soar
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A resident, who simply identified himself as Raphael, said the suspects arrested were innocent people who could not run away fast enough.
Nigerian army will not sieze to amaze me

We’ve arrested 10 suspected members of Niger Delta Avengers- Army


The Nigerian Army said it arrested 10 suspected militants and pipeline vandals in the Niger Delta region, on Sunday.


File: Militants
The Commander, 4 Brigade, Nigerian Army, Benin City, Farouk Yahaya, while addressing journalists said the suspects were arrested during a cordon and search exercise conducted in Oporozoa community and its environs in Delta State.

Residents of the area had decried the invasion of the community since Saturday and raised alarm over alleged intimidation of innocent residents.

A resident, who simply identified himself as Raphael, said the suspects arrested were innocent people who could not run away fast enough.

He said the soldiers arrested them and labelled them members of the Niger Delta Avengers while the other residents are currently taking refuge in the bush.

The Niger Delta Avengers is the group that has claimed responsibility for recent attacks on oil and gas pipelines and installations.

However, Mr. Yahaya, a Brigadier General, said the arrested suspects may have links with the Niger Delta Avengers.

He said guns, ammunition and other equipment were recovered from them.

He said the operation was conducted professionally in line with the code of conduct and rules of engagement of the Nigerian Army.

The Army also reaffirmed its commitment to tackling pipeline vandalism in the Niger Delta region.


"Culled from vanguard"

NANS start strike when NLC is just coming back from theirs. na wah

Fuel hike: NANS shuts down institutions in S’East, S’South today.

ASABA—PEEVED by the recent hike in the pump price of fuel from N86.50 to N145, the National Association of Nigeria Students, NANS, zone B, yesterday threatened to shutdown all tertiary institutions in the zone comprising 11 states today (Friday) in protest against the decision of the President Muhammadu Buhari led Federal Government to remove fuel subsidies.


File: NANS during a protest
NANS Zone B in a communique it issued at the end of its meeting held on Tuesday at the Enugu State University of Science and Technology, ESUT main campus, decried that the hike in pump price of fuel has brought untold hardship on Nigerians.

The students in the communique signed the Zone B Coordinator, Comrade Pedro Obi, the Assistant Secretary General in the zone, Comrade Jennifer Eze, and three others, said; “The senate discussed extensively and exhaustively on the state of the economy, particularly the hardship unleashed on Nigerians courtesy of the obnoxious policy occasioned by the astronomical hike in the price of Premium Motor Spirit, PMS.

“In the past few months, the Federal Government has aided artificial scarcity of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS), subjecting the Nigerian masses to untold hardship from N86 and N 86.50 to N145.

“This no doubt, is an indictment on the Federal Government, a government   that has failed to tell Nigerians the true position of things, a government where senior officials are dishing out counter statements in defence of the fuel price hike, defending the indefensible.

“NANS Zone B sympathizes with Nigerians on this unfortunate and sorry state of the Nigerian economy. NANS Zone B condemns in strong terms the manner in which the administration is managing the fuel crisis and unanimously rejects the conspiracy between the Federal Government and Independent Marketers of Premium Motor Spirit (PMS) in impoverishing Nigerians”.

Rejecting the fuel hike in totality and calling for a return to status quo, the communique further read that; “The Senate of NANS Zone B will close down all campuses in the eleven States of the Zone starting from Friday 27th May, 2016.”
"from vanguard news"

sage50:
This specie will not attack a human. Oyinbo go transfer am go zoo. Black man will transfer it to pot

Too bad

it really huge mehn

NLC assures on signing implementable minimum wage agreement

Lagos – The Joe Ajaero-led faction of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) said on Wednesday that labour would not sign any agreement on a new minimum wage, if it was not implementable.

Ajaero said this at an interactive session with journalists in Lagos, while explaining the terms his group had reached with the Federal Government following the recent withdrawal of subsidy on petrol.
The subsidy withdrawal has resulted in the increase of the cost of petrol from N87 per litre to N145 per litre.

According to the NLC factional leader, the ability to pay the proposed new wage is the purpose of any minimum wage agreement, stressing that no labour leader will sign an agreement that cannot be realistic.

He said that since his group proposed N90, 000 while the Ayuba Wabba-led group demanded for N56, 000, government had the prerogative to come out with its own position.

“If the government comes out with its position, we, the labour movement can crosscheck and counter it, if necessary, before the agreement is signed,’’ Ajaero said.

He said that the minimum wage was a proposal based on the economic index, which could force the government to reduce its workforce, if necessary.

Ajaero said that there would be a sub-committee that would look into an increase in wages for the manufacturing sector, to enable it to be able to cater for the welfare of employees in the sector.
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The factional leader also said that only the Board of the Petroleum Products Pricing and Regulatory Agency (PPPRA) had the prerogative to fix the prices of petroleum products.

“Even if Organised Labour and Nigerians were able to compel the government to reduce the N145 Petrol price to N50 per litre, it would have been illegal,’’ he noted.

Ajaero, who recalled that the Board of the PPPRA had not been reconstituted for the last four years, however, called for its reconstitution within two weeks.

Also speaking, Mr Igwe Achese, President, Nigeria Union of Petroleum and Natural Gas Workers (NUPENG), stressed the need for the country to build new refineries.

He called on government to ensure that existing refineries were fixed, to enable them perform optimally and pave way to end the importation of petroleum products.

According to him, labour will ensure that the N5 trillion palliatives promised by the government are implemented, to alleviate the pains of Nigerians from the withdrawal of subsidy.

The national identity management commission has been mandated by the federal government to register every nigerian and legal resident between the ages of 16 and above, consequently the deadline for all to register had been fixed as failure to register before the expiration of the deadline will attract a huge fees or forfeiture of citizenship.

The National Identity Management Commission has been mandated by the presidency to enrol all Nigerian and legal resident between the age of 16 and above, as failure to do that means that the individual had forfeited its right of being a Nigerian. The closing date for enrolment is soon approaching, so make hay while sun shine.

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Bobbo:
Well in cases like this, her reward will come. That's just life. Nature in its self will reward her. God bless her