ASUU LACK TRUST ON FG

ASUU Chairman at the University of Benin Comrade Anthony Monye-Emina said in Benin that the strike must go on to achieve its desired results.
He said the union has lost faith in the Federal Government due to its insincerity over the agreement.
He said one of the reasons why they are insisting that their demands must be met is because the government initially denied the existence of the 2009 agreement which was signed by its officials.
 “We can no longer trust government; we have lost faith in its willingness to deliver on the issues that led to the strike in the first place,” he said.
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X-mass bomber suit Nigerian government claiming 300 Million Naira

The alleged braid behind the Christmas day bombing that killed at least 44 persons and wounded many others at St. Theresa’s Catholic Church, Madalla, Niger State, in 2011, Kabiru Umar, a.k.a Kabiru Sokoto, yesterday, instituted a N300 million suit against the Federal Government.

OKADA ATTACK POLICE AT BERGER YARD LAGOS

A policeman was attacked at the Berger Yard area of Oshodi-Apapa Expressway, Monday evening, by some men suspected to be commercial cyclists (Okada).

NGIGE ON HIS WAY BACK TO POWER

THE  governorship candidate of the All progressive Congress, APC, Senator Chris Ngige, will formally flag off his campaign to return to the Government House in Anambra State in the commercial city of Onitsha today.

Ibro and Oudo's Share witness

The Crown prosecutor, who has been vigorously contesting the legality of assets belonging to the former Delta State Governor, Chief James Ibori, Tuesday failed to gain upper hand especially on the numbers of shares Ibori controls in Oando Plc. At the Southwark Crown Court, London, venue of the assets confiscation hearing, the Crown prosecutor, Sasha Wass, explored all possible tactics while cross-examining a witness to unearth if Ibori, either by proxy, has any tangible shares, with Oando to no avail.

Olusegun Agagu goes on with funeral plans after plan crash

Lagos- The family  of the former Governor of Ondo State, Olusegun Agagu, have decided that they will  go ahead with the arrangements for his burial irrespective of the plane crash on Thursday.

TRUE LOVE NEVER DIES

True Love counts no error, it never counts offense, true love corrects politely, love cannot be shy or practice pride, true love cannot die neither will it hurt, try to find out what you are into from now because a true love must not center on anything, such as beauty, money, academic background, influence, height, size, race, color etc, true love is natural, it comes from the innermost part as you cannot detect what triggers the affection to your partner, that is the reason why it cannot fade because, if you love comes out of money, it can break up when the money eventually finishes.
If you love because of beauty, old age, accident or other disasters can occur which can take away the beauty and the love dies with the departure of beauty.
Love based on influence dies any day the influence goes.
So, try to find out when you are in love or infatuating, because infatuations have physical or motivating reason why you  go into the relationship, it is not love, it is the type of relationship that cannot stay when trouble comes, infatuation is disastrous and painful at last.
Let all us go for true love, we will not regret it.