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ASUU President Explains Why Strike Will Continue

The National President of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Dr. Nasir Issa-Fagee, has said that universities
in the country will continue with the on-going industrial action despite its effect on the students and their parents as well as on the academic calendar. According to him, the Nigerian Universities will not continue to churn out unemployable graduates because of lack of training facilities in the institutions. He acknowledged that the strike affect both parents and students, but noted that there was the need for sacrifice by all the
stakeholders in order to ensure that Nigeria graduates compete with their peers in other parts of the world. The ASUU boss observed that the agreement which the union entered into with the federal government in 2009 was due for review in June 20th, 2012, regretting that many years after the agreement, it had not
been substantially implemented.
“The academic calendar had already been affected. For the fact that students were graduating, they do not even perform well
when they get into the labour market. “I don’t really know what is our priority. Is it that we just continue churning out graduates with certificates who may not
perform because they have not been trained adequately as a result of lack of training facilities, research, laboratories, workshops and adequately equipped libraries?
“This is an agreement that was signed in 2009 and it should have been reviewed in
20th June, last year. I hope we are now in
July, 2013, which is one year after, yet we have not substantially implemented that agreement let alone, commencing the process of review. “So I think that is the key issue. If government is serious, it would have substantially implemented the agreement
before June 20 and then commence the process of review of that agreement”, he stated.

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BREAKING NEWS: Fake Wizkid Arrested In Lagos

A fraudster who has been taking advantage of unsuspecting victims claiming to be a rep for Wizkid and EME has finally beenarrested by the Nigerian Police Force.
Wizkid speaking yesterday (July 3,
2013) in Lagos, while reacting to on-
going investigations on recent
discoveries and arrests said, ‘It’s
unfair that fraudsters will take
advantage of unsuspecting victims ’.
‘The culprit has been apprehended and
all is being done to make sure such
incidents don’t reoccur .’ Wizkid
added.
A statement released last night, and made available to NET, says An EME impostor is currently in police custody. He was handed over to the police by his latest victim- Muyiwa. Muyiwa also known as ‘Origin’ started transactions with the impostor, only to discover he was being duped and quickly handed him
over to the police.
Wizkid was recently invited to the
Zone 2 Command of the Nigeria
Police Force, Onikan, Lagos as part of the force’s on-going investigations in a case with some students from the University of Lagos, who had been swindled by the fraudster.
EME label head, Banky W who says
he’s also been a victim
impersonation, says the label is
putting all structures in place, while
working with relevant authorities to
make sure the trend is put to a stop.
‘This is not a unique problem to EME
or its acts, but a serious challenge to
most major labels/artists as well as
the fans and event organizers’, he
added.

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OJB Responds To Juliet Ibrahim's Query On Raising $100k For Kidney Transplant

Last week, Ghanaian actress Juliet Ibrahim posted a message on her instagram page saying kidney transplant does not cost more than $50k and wondered why people raising funds for OJB were requesting for $100, 000. Well, OJB has responded to that. The ailing music producer and singer told
Encomium magazine.
"The mistake she's making is that it
depends on the hospital you are going to in India. She says she runs a foundation, they might give her a rebate. The procedure itself is $55, 000. When you take out $55, 000, you are left with $45,000. What about the running cost of the
procedure? You don't go to India only to come back and start asking for help again. At least, I need some money to maintain myself for the next one year. So when you
factor in all these costs, add air tickets and lodging, you will appreciate what we are talking about.

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SHOCKING: Man Sentenced To 12months Imprisonment For Stealing A Nokia Phone

An Ilorin Magistrates’ Court on Monday sentenced Olaitan Adebayoto twelve months imprisonment for stealing a Nokia
handset and N1500. The convict was arraigned on a two-count charge of criminal trespass and theft, contrary to Sections 348 and 288 of the Penal Code. According to the charge sheet, the convict went into the shop of one Kolapo Musilimat and stole her bag containing the said items. The charge sheet said the convict
was sighted by the owner, who
shouted for help, which led to the
arrest of the accused. The convict
pleaded guilty to the charges. The
prosecutor, Insp. Kareem Jimoh
told the court that the accused
had been convicted sometimes in
Jan 2011 for a similar offence of
stealing. He applied for the
summary trial of the accused since
he pleaded guilty tothe charges
against him. The Magistrate, Mr Nurudeen Adeyanju, sentenced the accused to twelve months imprisonment – without option of fine. Ilorin court remands 4 over theft Also in Ilorin on Monday, same Court remanded four suspects standing trial on a three-count charge of criminal conspiracy, house breaking and theft. The accused, Suleiman Kanike, Rasheed
Raheem, Wasiu Usman and Olarewaju Kolawole, were alleged
to have broken into the house of
one Tunde Oriokoh and carted
away valuable items. They were
alleged to have made away with
two HP and one Dell laptops,
home electronics, jewelry, two
wrist watches, clothes as well as
other valuables.
According to the charge sheet,
the accused trespassed into the
complainant’s house on April 19 at
Odota area of Ilorin and made
away with the said items. The
police prosecutor, Insp Kareem
Jimoh, told the court that one
wrist watch was recovered from
Kanike.
He said one of the stolen laptops
was also recovered from Raheem
while Kanike’s arrest led to the
arrest of the other suspects.
The prosecutor said the offence
was contrary to sections 97, 353
and 288 of the Penal Code. He
also objected to the bail of the
accused on the ground that the
allegedoffences were not bail
able.
Magistrate Nurudeen Adeyanju
ordered the accused to be
remanded in Modala Prison in
Ilorin and adjourned the case to
July 7. (NAN)

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ASUU Commences Nation Wide Strike

The Academic Staff Union of Universities on Monday renewed its hostility with the Federal Government as it declared an indefinite strike action. The resolution followed the body’s National Executive Committee meeting held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University Ago-Iwoye in Ogun State on Sunday and
dragged till the early hours of Monday. According to reports, 51 of the 53 branches of ASUU
unanimously agreed to embark on the strike. The strike with the government, The Nation learned, followed the federal government‘s failure to honour the Academic Earned Allowance (AEA) which formed a component of the 2009 Agreement government signed with the union. Declaring the strike, ASUU chairman University of
Lagos (UNILAG) chapter, Dr. Karo Ogbinaka, who addressed reporters at the university premises
described the strike as a “painful yet inevitable decision.” He added that ASUU is tired of government’s dilly dallying, and cannot allowed
itself to be insulted any further.
Throwing more light on the AEA, Ogbinaka said it includes allowances paid as part of excess work load responsibility allowance, and allowance for supervision of Post Graduate Programmes for
lecturers, head of department (HoDs), Deans and exam officers, among others.
He added that the highest AEA is not more than N12, 500 per month, wondering why it has remained difficult for government to live up to its promises.

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