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14 December 2014
YABA TECH WINS 2014 NIPOGA
The Yaba College of Technology, Lagos, has emerged the overall winner of the 18th Nigeria Polytechnic Games (NIPOGA), tagged BIDA 2014, held at the Federal Polytechnic, Bida.
The college won 34 medals, made up of 17 gold, eight silver and nine bronze.
The second position went to The Polytechnic Ibadan, with 14 gold, five silver and 11 bronze medals. Abia State Polytechnic, Aba, took the 3rd position with 11 gold, four silver and seven bronze medals.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that out of the 42 polytechnics that took part, 29 got medals while 13 did not secure any medal.
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OIL WORKERS THREATEN STRIKE ACTION FROM TOMORROW
It appears another episode of petroleum scarcity is about to hit Nigerians as members of the Petroleum and Natural Gas Senior Staff Association
[PENGASSAN] and their counterparts in the National Union of Petroleum
and Natural Gas Workers [NUPENG], are set to begin a nationwide strike starting from tomorrow Monday December 15th.
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13 December 2014
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GAS EXPLOSION ROCKS AKURE,ONDO STATE
A gas explosion rocked Arakele road in Akure, Ondo state this evening Dec. 13th, killing several people. According to eyewitnesses, the explosion happened at a gas station in the area and the fire from the explosion spread to residential houses within the area. Men of the fire service just arrived the scene....
PROTEST BY POST-GRADUATE STUDENTS OF UNN OVER THE HIKE IN TUITION FEES
Post-graduate students of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN, barricaded the office of the Vice-Chancellor,
Professor Ben Ozumba, in protest against hike in their tuition fees,
describing
the increase from N69,000 to N145,000 as outrageous.
The placard-carrying protesters, numbering over 200, marched round the school and barricaded the VC’s office. The students say “To us, the increment is outrageous. We are not against any increment, but it should be reasonable. It is not fair to increase the fees for a session of nine months from N69,000 to N145,000. Where do they expect us to get that kind of money? We will continue this protest until the university reduces it. I do not think it is a crime for one to further his education in UNN.”
The Dean of Post-Graduate School, Professor A. Ubachukwu, addressed the students, saying that:
“Government does not give any allocation for postgraduate school as it is assumed that post-graduate students are adult and can pay cost for their education. I use my personal money at times to run the PG school. I have been talking with some of your leaders on this issue for some time now and we compared notes with other universities before the increment on PG school fees was made"

Post-graduate students of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, UNN, barricaded the office of the Vice-Chancellor,
Professor Ben Ozumba, in protest against hike in their tuition fees,
describingthe increase from N69,000 to N145,000 as outrageous.
The placard-carrying protesters, numbering over 200, marched round the school and barricaded the VC’s office. The students say “To us, the increment is outrageous. We are not against any increment, but it should be reasonable. It is not fair to increase the fees for a session of nine months from N69,000 to N145,000. Where do they expect us to get that kind of money? We will continue this protest until the university reduces it. I do not think it is a crime for one to further his education in UNN.”
The Dean of Post-Graduate School, Professor A. Ubachukwu, addressed the students, saying that:
“Government does not give any allocation for postgraduate school as it is assumed that post-graduate students are adult and can pay cost for their education. I use my personal money at times to run the PG school. I have been talking with some of your leaders on this issue for some time now and we compared notes with other universities before the increment on PG school fees was made"

12 December 2014
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10 December 2014
THE GAME OF POLITICS
The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Mr Adeyemi Ikuforiji, on Wednesday expressed the hope that the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) would be the next Nigerian President.
Ikuforiji expressed the hope at the APC presidential primary election going on in Lagos.
The election began on Wednesday and will end on Thursday.
The delegates at the election have continued to hold discussions on who should fly the party’s flag in 2015.
Ikuforiji told newsman at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, venue of the election, that the party hoped to produce the next Nigerian president.
On a speculation that some aspirants might have withdrawn from the race, Ikuforiji said that it would be a good development.
“If the APC ends up having one aspirant, it will be a good omen.
“APC is a party with ideas and men of integrity; we are desirous of moving Nigeria forward.
“If aspirants step down, it means they have seen something better in the other aspirant, and it is a show of patriotism,” the speaker said.
THE GAME OF POLITICS
The Speaker of the Lagos State House of Assembly, Mr Adeyemi Ikuforiji, on Wednesday expressed the hope that the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC) would be the next Nigerian President.
Ikuforiji expressed the hope at the APC presidential primary election going on in Lagos.
The election began on Wednesday and will end on Thursday.
The delegates at the election have continued to hold discussions on who should fly the party’s flag in 2015.
Ikuforiji told newsman at the Teslim Balogun Stadium, venue of the election, that the party hoped to produce the next Nigerian president.
On a speculation that some aspirants might have withdrawn from the race, Ikuforiji said that it would be a good development.
“If the APC ends up having one aspirant, it will be a good omen.
“APC is a party with ideas and men of integrity; we are desirous of moving Nigeria forward.
“If aspirants step down, it means they have seen something better in the other aspirant, and it is a show of patriotism,” the speaker said.
27 September 2014
POLITICAL PROSTITUTION IN NIGERIA
Over the years, politics in Nigeria can be said to be compared to ptostitution... Watch out....
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