22 years girl kidnapped and raped takes matter to court.
Details available @
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/the-unilag-student-who-was-kidnapped.html?m=1

The Chairman of Subsidy Reinvestment and
Employment Programme (SURE-P), Dr.
Christopher Kolade, expressed Concern Over
the plight of 40 million Nigerians who are in
need of jobs.
Speaking during the sensitization and
mobilisation programme organized by the
Graduate Internship Scheme (GIS) in Ado-Ekiti,
Ekiti State yesterday, he said President Goodluck
Jonathan was committed to solving the
employment problem through the SURE-P.
Kolade, who was represented by the Technical
Assistant to Community Services, Women and
Youth Employment (CSWYE) of SURE-P, Mr.
Emeka Ekpunobi, noted that through the GIS,
President Jonathan was making efforts to
ensure that the employment problem, which
had accumulated for years was addressed
drastically.
“Through the GIS, we have the mandate to
create 50, 000 jobs. This sensitization
workshop is therefore very important to us
because it is part of our commitment to ensure
that the GIS achieves the objectives for which it
was set up,” he said.
He noted that President Jonathan had
demonstrated his commitment to tackling the
challenge of youth employment by providing
the necessary platform and funds.
The programme, which was organised by the
GIS in collaboration with Kalends Consulting,
was aimed at making Nigerian graduates more
employable through training and mentoring.
The consultant, Mr. Kayode Longe noted that
the Graduate Intership Scheme was being
organised to expose young graduates to the
labour market where they would be more
exposed to realities and challenges in the
industry that will let them be employable.
The Project Director of the GIS , Mr. Peter Parka
said: “National Bureau of Statistics in 2011
indicate that 23.9 per cent of Nigerians are
unemployed. This means that about 40 million
Nigerians need employment. Government is
concerned about this high unemployment rate
and its doing everything possible to reverse it.”
source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/goodluck-jonathan-to-give-50000-jobs.html?m=1

Nwabueze, who led other members of The
Patriots to submit their memorandum on
Transforming the Nation through a National
Conference, to President Jonathan, said though
he was eligible to contest, the president should
not contest the 2015 election.
Speaking to State House correspondents after the
meeting, Prof. Nwabueze while emphasizing that
this was his personal position and not that of The
Patriots, also urged the president to convene a
national conference before 2015.
Nwabueze, who said 2015 was not part of the
discussion, told journalists that his position had
not changed.
He said: “ That is not the purpose of our meeting
today, but that is my view and I still maintain that
view today. I still believe that the paramount
problem of this country is national
transformation, that you cannot combine national
transformation with contesting election.
The two are so different, because once you get
involved in election campaigns, you undermine
your authority to lead the nation for national
transformation and I said, if I were the president
of Nigeria, I would restrict myself to serving the
nation, in transforming this country, in creating a
new Nigeria, in creating a new society, that would
be my concern and I would go down in history
as a hero.
“So, if Mr President does that, he would become
an instant hero to this country, but it is for him to
choose. If I were him, I would choose to become
a hero to lead the country into transformation
and abandon the ambition of a second term. That
was what I said and I still stand by it. That is what
I would do if I were the president of the country,
but unfortunately, I’m not.”
On Jonathan’s eligibility to contest, he said: “That
is not an issue. Mr. President is eligible, nobody is
questioning his eligibility, the president is eligible,
what makes him ineligible? Nothing; he is eligible,
that is a personal decision for him to take.”
On what the meeting focused on, Nwabueze said:
“We talked about the transformation of this
country. What we said is that this country, a
situation in which we have found ourselves
today, is in dire need of transformation. Its entire
economy, the entire polity and the entire society
would need to be transformed.
We believe that the way to achieve that objective
is through a national conference, a national
conference of ethnic nationalities in this country.
We have done our own research and we are not
perfect but our own review showed that we have
in this country 389 ethnic nationalities.
We need to bring these nationalities around a
conference table to discuss how we are going to
live together as one country in peace, in stability,
in security as one country with the aim of
achieving national unity.”
Nwabueze said that on the position of the National
Assembly that there is no need for any national
sovereign conference when there is an elected
National Assembly in place..
Source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/proffessor-ben-nwabueze-against.html?m=1

LG Mobile has really nailed it on this one with the
introduction of their new Smartphone they call
the G PRO. Compared to any Smartphone
currently in Nigeria, the phone definitely plays a
PRO in its category. Take a look at the features of
this bad boy.
Performance: The Optimus G Pro is the first
device to sport that wicked Snapdragon 600
processor. It’s clocked at 1.7GHz, it is backed by
the Adreno 320 GPU and 2GB of RAM. Continue...
Camera
The camera department promises to be a nail-
biter too. The Smartphone boasts of camera
sensors with a 13MP rare camera and 2.1MP front
unit. A cool option that LG has added is the Time
machine camera. It continuously snaps photos in
the background, waiting for you to press the
shutter. And when you do, it saves several of the
photos captured before you pressed the shutter
and several after. This way you can capture the
right moment even if you don't have cat-like
reflexes.
Qremote
This by far is my favourite feature of the G Pro.
The Qremote stands for Quick Remote, with this
feature, you can actually use the phone as a
remote control for your home appliances like AC,
DVD, Home theatre system, television, projectors
(For those at work) etc.
What’s even more fascinating, you can use the
Qremote feature across all electronic brands.
The phone is definitely a most have for lovers of
big screens and sophisticated devices. We hear
LG intend launching the phone sometime in
September and at a very affordable price, we
don’t have full information as to the exact date of
the launch.
LG will be giving the first 50 people to purchase
the device free pocket photo, the device that print
instantly after just taking a picture.
Click link below to view pics
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/lg-mobile-introduces-smart-phone-with.html?m=1

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Below is a picture of the former governor of
Lagos, Bola Ahmed Tinubu starring at a woman's
boobs.
The wife watched him amazed.
Click link below to view pics.
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/picture-of-former-governor-of-lagos.html?m=1

The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board,
JAMB, announced, yesterday, that it had
concluded the first round of admissions into
degree-awarding institutions.
A statement by JAMB, signed by its Head Public
Relations, Mr. Fabian Benjamin, in Abuja, said all
candidates that made degree-awarding
institutions their first choices or most-preferred
are enjoined to check the Board’s website and
print their admission letters.
It said: “This exercise was decided at a combined
Technical Committee Meeting on admissions into
degree-awarding institutions for 2013/2014
academic session held in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State.
“The meeting had 109 degree-awarding
institutions in attendance and 76 out of these
institutions made submissions (list of admitted
candidates) to the Board.
“The second round of admissions will be
conducted between September 23 and 27, at
Adeyemi College of Education, Ondo State.
“It would be solely for admissions into
polytechnics, monotechnics, colleges of
education and Innovative Enterprises Institutions.
All admissions into the nation’s tertiary institutions
are expected to close by October.”
Check your admission statues by clicking HERE
source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/jamb-releases-admission-list-for-76.html?m=1

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Didn't u see some assassins masked with guns?

President Goodluck Jonathan has described as
false and baseless, insinuations in the media that
the appointment of the former Minister of Youth
Development, Alhaji Inuwa Abdulkadir, was
terminated because he failed to ensure his
preferred candidate emerged as president of the
National Youth Council of Nigeria (NYCN).
The President also denied that he had a preferred
candidate in the elections.
According to a statement by the Special Adviser
to the President on Media and Publicity, Reuben
Abati, President Jonathan remained sincerely and
unwaveringly committed to doing all within his
powers to promote the credibility and integrity of
the electoral process at all levels in the country.
The Presidency stated that it was Abdulkadir’s
“regrettable deviation from his presidential
commitment in the management of the NYCN
elections that led to the decision to relieve him of
his appointment as Minister of Youth
Development.”
Jonathan said he was very displeased with the
mishandling of the NYCN elections in Makurdi and
Minna by the Ministry of Youth Development
which resulted in the unfortunate fractionalization
of the youth council.
Share.
Source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/president-goodluck-jonathan-gives.html?m=1

Peeved by almost two-month old strike by the
Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), the
National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS),
yesterday issued a one-week ultimatum to the
Federal Government and the union’s leadership to
resolve their differences or face serious
consequences.
The students said if the impasse was not resolved
within the next seven days, it will mobilise
students on a nation-wide riot in what it
described as ‘operation occupy Nigeria’.
The students’ body appealed to ASUU to return
to the classroom and continue negotiation with
the Federal Government since the latter claimed to
have released over N100 billion for infrastructural
development and another N30 billion for
allowances.
This was the highpoint of a protest by the
students who blocked the Asaba end of the River
Niger Bridge to press home their demands. The
protest caused traffic snarl for several hours as
the students stalled movements to the eastern
part of the country even as those returning were
barred.
NANS coordinator in the South-South and South-
East, Comrade Chinonso Obasi, stated that
students were at the receiving end of the strike
and vowed that they would take their destinies in
their own hands if the parties failed to reconcile
within a week.
“We are appealing to ASUU that since the Federal
Government has been able to release N100 billion
for infrastructural development and N30 billion for
allowance, they should go back to classroom and
continue their negotiation or agitation. This is our
prayer and wish.
“We are giving them one week to open the
schools or be ready to face corrosive
consequences in form of nation-wide
demonstration and riots. We are ready to
mobilise for that and it will be operation occupy
Nigeria,” he said.
Lamenting the effect of the strike, Obasi said
students have become prone to accidents on the
highways and the female students have been
reduced to sex hawkers on the streets.
His words: “I stand to tell you that a lot of
accidents have been recorded and 99.9% of the
victims are Nigerian students. If they were in
classrooms, they would not have fallen victims of
road crashes.
“Our female students have become commercial
sex hawkers on the streets in order to make ends
meet. This colossal effect is more than what
ASUU is agitating for. Hence, we can no longer
fold our arms and watch things go wrong.”
Click link below to view pic
Source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/nigerian-students-gives-fg-and-ASUU.html?m=1

Lagos spared another high profile killing when
assassins attacked the vehicle conveying Chief
Vincent Obianodo, Chairman/Chief Executive
Officer of the Young Shall Grow transport
company to his FESTAC residence.
Chief Obianodo escaped, but his driver and
Corporal Ngozi Chijioke attached to Patrol and
Guard, were not lucky. They were killed. The
transport boss was shot in the hand. Two of the
attackers were killed by the police.
The hoodlums were said to have attempted to kill
the transporter but were repelled by his police
escort .
The suspected assassins trailed him while leaving
his office and got him close to his house in
FESTAC Town.
The gunmen had fired directly at him, but his
driver was on the alert as he sped off and the
assassins started raining bullets at his vehicle.
The police escort from Patrol and Guard unit
attached to him was said to have engaged the
hoodlums in a gun duel.
The Area ‘E’ Commander, Mr. Dan Okoro, who
got a distress call, mobilised his men and
stormed the scene.
After the shoot-out, two suspects and Corporal
Chijioke were shot dead.
A police officer who spoke on the condition of
anonymity, said that it was an assassination
attempt. “Why we believed so, was that the
gunmen fired to kill the man. If it was a kidnap
attempt, the gunmen would not want to kill him.
The way they fired at the man showed that they
wanted him dead,” he said.
The state police command’s spokesperson, Ngozi
Braide, said the transporter was accosted by
some gunmenaround 22 Road Festac Town.
“The hoodlums opened fire at him and his driver
was shot dead. The man was shot on his hand
and a police corporal attached to him was also
killed,” she said.
According to her, a patrol team that heard the
gunshots raced to the scene and on sighting the
patrol team, the hoodlums opened fire at the
policemen.
Ngozi noted that policemen responded and the
scene was turned to a battlefield. “When the dust
settled, the police shot dead two of the hoodlums
and others escaped with bullet wounds.
She said the bandits’ Toyota Highlander Sport
Utility Vehicle (SUV) was perforated with bullets,
adding that the police recovered one AK 47, one
AK 49 riffles and eight magazines loaded with
ammunition.
Braide said the gunmen’s motive was still
unknown, noting that, “because we cannot just
narrow it down to assassination, kidnapping or
armed robbery until investigation is concluded.”
However, the Commissioner of Police, Umar
Manko, has appealed to hospitals and members
of the public to report anyone with bullet wounds
to the nearest police station.
Click link below to view pics
Source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/owner-of-young-shall-grow-transport.html?m=1

The Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU,
on August 22, 2013, Thursday, described the
statement credited to the Coordinating Minister
of the economy and Minister of Finance, Dr.
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala as highly embarrassing.
The statement said that the lecturers were
making a fresh demand from the Federal
Government.
Dr. Usman Abubakar, ASUU zonal coordinator
in Bauchi, told the newsmen that ASUU was not
making fresh demand, but asking for the
implementation of existing agreement, while the
Minister’s position was opposite.
“Contrary to the Minister’s assertion that “ASUU
is demanding for N92 billion”, we wish to
inform the public that the said amount is a debt,
not a demand. It is a debt the Federal
Government is owing staff of affected
universities (both academic and non-academic)
over a period of four years. The Federal
Government has to pay, if it has to show signs
of a responsible and honorable government.”
The ASUU coordinator also expressed shock at
the insincerity and antics of the government,
saying the Minister’s pronouncement was a
deliberate and calculated attempt to blackmail
ASUU, confuse the public and reduce ASUU’s
patriotic cause to a mere payment of
allowances.
According to Dr. Abubakar, the Minister’s
comment is an indication that government had
no intention of honouring the agreement,
saying “how could the minister have made the
claim of no money to honour the agreement
when the finance ministry was represented
throughout the negotiations in the 2009 ASUU/
FGN agreement and the MoU.
THIS COULD BE SEEN AS BEEN
DISHONOURABLE AND DECEIT ACT OF THE FG.
Source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/fg-denies-been-indebted-to-ASUU-says.html?m=1

Message of Nigerian star actress, Mercy
Johnson to all her all
Today, I thought of many things I would
love to have as birthday gifts and the
many dreams I am still pursuing. In all of
this I’m not losing sight of the fact that if
not for God I might have ended up on
the street like the many kids and young
adults begging for food and some
prostituting to make ends meet. If we
know the circumstances that force some
of these people on the street, we would
spare a thought for them. I am where I
am today purely by the grace of God and
the grace of people who believed in me
from the word go.
Recently, I was at the Boys Reform Home,
Oregun, Lagos, the discussion I had with the
principal Mr. Kotun and much later with the
Special Adviser in charge of allremand homes in
Lagos set me thinking about the boys and girls
on the street. They have dreams too. Can they
fulfill those dreams on the street? The answer
will likely be no; because I won't be where I am
today if I ended up on the street.
For this reason, Mercy Johnson Foundation will
be doing a lot to get kids off the street. We are
not asking people for money or donation, I will
do all I can with the resources God has given
me, and with the support of my husband to
help get these kids off the street and set them
on the path where they can begin to pursue
their dreams. I want to plead with people, fans,
friends and colleagues to spare a thought for
the children on the street. We can begin by
educating people around us, parents, the
children and people in charge of children (Oga-
house help relationship, teacher-student
relationship, and others) on the need to treat
every child like the future of Nigeria depends on
it. And truth be told, our future will not be all
that enjoyable if we let the scourge of ‘street-
children’ fester. By then, the rich will begin to
cry. I learnt Lagos State Government has 11
homes where most children picked from the
streets are kept, reformed and reunited with
their families after counseling.
That is an initiative Mercy Johnson Foundation
will be supporting and beyond that we will be
going to different states to help spread the
message-Get kids off the street, save the future.
From tomorrow, I will begin to replay some of
the lessons I learnt at the boys’ reform home
and we all can contribute to getting the kids off
the street.
I am grateful to everyone that has sent in a
birthday message, tweet and gifts. Thank you
and God bless you.
Mercy Johnson Okojie
Wow, what a wonderul actress....
Source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/mercy-johnsons-birthday-message-must.html?m=1

Nine people have been reported dead in separate
incidents in Oyo and Borno States yesterday. In
the Ibadan, Oyo State tragedy, three people died
with five others injured from burns when a
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)
petrol tanker trying to offload fuel suddenly
exploded and caught fire at Orogun Junction on
Ojoo Expressway.
The three victims were said to have been burnt to
death as the fuel flew into the area and exploded,
it burnt property and human beings found along
its path.
Two Sport Utility Vehicles (SUVs) and about eight
shops in the area were also torched by the raging
inferno.
The situation got out of hands when the state’s
fire service that arrived at the scene ran out of
water and had to wait for another vehicle for
replenishment.
While still waiting for water, the fire went wild
and engulfed the surrounding shops and some
other houses around including some vehicles
parked along the road.
The five people who sustained serious burns
were rushed to hospital in an Oyo State
ambulance.
The incident occurred beside Energy Filling Station
at Orogun junction along Iwo Road/Ojoo
Expressway around 11.30am.
Heavy smoke covered the area as most shops
and car owners who parked their vehicles in
some perimeters close to the scene made frantic
efforts to remove them.
An eyewitness, Dr. Ayo Osisanwo, told
newsmen that the tragedy started when an NNPC
truck was offloading fuel from another NNPC
truck which had mechanical fault and had broken
down in the middle of the road.
According to him, the inferno started in the
process of technical transfer of the fuel to an
empty tanker when the loaded tanker suddenly
caught fire.
The situation caused heavy traffic snarl as only
one lane was used by motorists, just as
policemen and Civil Defence operatives had
difficult time controlling the traffic.
Hoodlums also took advantage of the situation to
steal property of victims who had fled the scene
to safety.
Another eyewitness who does not want his
name in print, said:”An NNPC tanker was trying to
offload fuel from the other one that fell off by the
roadside. Suddenly, the loaded one caught fire
and the driver tried hard to drive it away from the
one already burning. He hurriedly abandoned the
vehicle after the rescue”.
Source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/fuel-fire-outbreak-causes-havoc-as-nine.html?m=1

Six members of the youth vigilance group (a.k.a.
Civilian JTF) were yesterday killed in a border
town in Borno State by Boko Haram insurgents.
Sources said the youths were shot dead at about
1.30am yesterday at Damasak, headquaters of
Mobbar Local Government in a house where they
slept after the day’s business. They were said to
have gone to the town, about 187 kilometres
from Maiduguri to sell jewelleries on Monday,
being the market day.
“They decided to spend the night since it was
late, but unknown to them, their assailants were
close by. They were shot on the head and chest
while sleeping,” a member of the Civilian JTF said.
Five of the victims were said to have chartered a
cab belonging to one of their colleagues also killed
by the insurgents. Emotion was high among
friends and relatives of the deceased when their
bodies were brought to Maiduguri yesterday
through Baga Road. The names of the deceased
were given as Ismail Alhaji Bunu,36,Malam
Goni,27, Buzu Bukar, 27, Mohammed Modu, 20,
Aliyu Jibrin,30 and Bukar Bako,20.
A member of the group, Kariyama Mohammed,
who also went to Damasak but did not sleep in
the same house with the victims, said he learnt of
the tragedy yesterday morning when they were
supposed to return to Maiduguri.
“We travelled together to Damasak to trade in
necklace but I did not sleep in the same house
with them. It was in the morning that I learnt of
their death.”
Sources said the assailants were four and had
shot their victims dead “when they were fast
asleep,” adding that there is no trace of their
whereabouts yet.
Leader of the Civilian JTF on Baga Road, Bakura
Adamu, expressed sadness over the incident,
noting that the youths were members of the
group who worked tirelessly to defend the state
against the insurgents.
Damasak is located on the Nigeria-Niger border
with high commercial activities especially
jewelleries, clothes and gold. Security sources
said many of the insurgents that fled their
Karenuwa, Marte camp following the offensive by
the Special Forces in the early days of the state
of emergency, may have hid in some villages
around the border areas.
Source:
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/boko-haram-kills-six-civilian-jtf-in.html?m=1

Pictures Of Burna Boy, Phyno, Dbanj And Others
At The Hennessy Artistery Club Tour, 2013
The tour whch was held at the oil city of
PortHarcourt was a very lively one as different
stars in Nigeria were present at the occasion.
The artist present at the occasion are Dbanj,
BurnaBoy, Phyno, Olamide,Kayswitch,
Chidimma, Vector, Seyi Shay, Pucado, Sean
Tizzle and Show Dem Camp.
To view pics, click link below
http://gbadunaija..com/2013/08/pictures-of-burna-boy-phyno-dbanj-and.html?m=1

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