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CROSS RIVER STATE 2019: IS SENATOR OWAN ENOH TRULY THE MESSIAH? Ayade is very intelligent. Do you know that he is a Professor? Wait oo, did I just say that? He is not just a Professor but a Digital Governor. Yes, that reminds me, what about our deputy Governor? Nobody is talking about him, is like we have forgotten so soon that he is also an erudite scholar, a high ranking Professor, in fact, a former Chief Executive Officer (Vice chancellor)  of our prestigious University of Calabar. Wait oo, don't get too excited yet. Hope you are aware that It is only in Cross River State that we have two astute eggheads piloting the affairs of a state here in Nigeria. With the aforementioned intimidating academic portfolios of the two most important citizens of the state, one would easily conclude that Cross River State has seen its "MESSIAHS". In 2015, I was among the many enthusiastic populace basking overwhelmingly under the euphoria of having two professors, most importantly a

FG Yet To Initiate Any Form Of Negotiation - ASUU The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has disclosed that the federal government is yet to invite the union to any form of negotiation towards resolving the strike. This was revealed by the president of the union, Biodun Ogunyem in a telephone chat with news men. Mr Ogunyemi said the union has placed a memorandum before the government on how universities can be funded, but nothing has been done on it. Concerning the compliance of its members to the strike action so far, Mr Ogunyemi said “Our members remain resolute and report we are getting from branches indicate that our members are determined. Government cannot continue to handle education with levity which is the focus for the development of any country. We cannot continue to pretend that we have education when our universities are in terrible condition.”. “We have report of one or two crisis where the vice chancellors are trying to give us problems. Like Adekunle Ajasin

Motivational Monday:- Your Grades In School Does Not Define You In Real Life Hello Everyone, Happy New Week, May the Week bless everyone of us abundantly In case you are going through hard times in school or you are an Efiko, this is for you. We are not advising you to become lazy or unserious in school. Give your Education your all  but no matter what your grades are (Whether good or bad), just don’t let it defines who you are  or who you want to become. OUR LECTURERS BELIEF We’re conditioned to believe that the way we perform at school is the way we’ll perform in life, and that’s a wrong notion that has to be look into with immediate effect. The truth is, no one’s opinion can define your future. Nobody’s thought about you is final. Our Life is not defined by our grades in school. Never, If it’s so then the Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook won’t be sitting in that position. Hardwork, Dedication and Passion is what drives/pushes anyone to greatness. Those grades only defi

[INHUMAN] Cook Narrates How He Stabbed His Boss In The Chest Twice In Lagos. A Togolese cook, Sunday Adefonou Anani, arrested for allegedly killing his boss, Chief Opeyemi Bademosi, has confessed how he committed the murder. Police quoted him as saying that he stabbed the late Bademosi, 67, the chief executive officer of Credit SwitchLtd, twice in the chest. A statement yesterday by police spokesman Chike Oti said the 22-year-old suspect allegedly killed his master at their 3B, Onikoyi Lane, Parkview Estate, Ikoyi, Lagos home. Recalling the incident that led to the death of the Ondo-born chief, the spokesman said the late business mogul on October 28 brought the suspect to Lagos to work as his cook. Oti said: “Three days later, precisely on October 31, the suspect with the intention to rob the deceased, went to his room through the kitchen, to the lobby and then to the room, which was the scene of crime, when he observed that the deceased’s wife,  Ebunola, had left home for a tran

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Army takes Operation Crocodile Smile III to market, streets in Delta. The Nigerian Army has taken the Operation Crocodile Smile III exercise in Delta State to the popular Effurun Market and some major roads in Uvwie Local Council of the state on environmental sanitation mission. The soldiers, assisted by youth corps members, also moved through the ever-busy PTI and the Warri-Sapele roads and cleaned out dirty gutter and removed trashes that littered the roads. Grema, who explained that environmental sanitation was part of the Operation Crocodile Smile III and that after being through with Warri and Effurun areas, the exercise would be replicated in Sapele and Ughelli, said the army would also embark on educational outreaches where educational materials would be donated to selected schools in the state. He, therefore, urged the youths to eschew violence by getting involved in positive activities that would lessen tensions in Uvwie Kingdom.In another development, the Nigerian Army Co

Despite Ban By NBC, Falz’s ‘This Is Nigeria’ Crosses 15 Million Views On YouTube The video for ‘This Is Nigeria’, the controversial song by Folarin Falana, better known as ‘Falz The Bad Guy’, has crossed 15million YouTube views within six months of release. This is despite the ban by the Nigeria Broadcasting Commission (NBC) just three months into his release. NBC announced the ban of the song in August, a letter by Igomu Onoja, one of its zonal directors, branding a part of the song “vulgar” and declaring the entire work “unfit for radio”. But it appears the ban has done very little to halt the popularity of the song among the people, as it had exactly 15,141,548 views as of the time of filing in this report on Thursday evening. Earlier, the Muslim Rights Concern (MURIC) had given Falz a seven-day ultimatum to withdraw the “hate video”. “This video has the potential of causing religious crisis of unprecedented dimension. It is an assault on the self-dignity of every Muslim. It