Two Corpers Decamped from NYSC Camp For Having Sex During Lecture

Two corpers have been decamped from the Ogun State NYSC Orientation camp after they were caught having sex. They were doing this in broad daylight just behind a crowd of youth corpers.

Skills Acquisition classes were happening on Wednesday the 7th of December at the Ogun State NYSC Orientation Camp.

Some corpers were being trained on how to enhance their writing and public speaking skills. Other were learning how to make beads. Others, make-up learning. There were the phone repairers, and a bunch of other skills acquisition classes.

At the back of the venue for these classes, away from the crowd, to people were displaying a very ancient, but timeless and unique skillset; they were having sex.

We imagine they probably decided to start their own skills acquisition class, considering many of those classes must have been very boring for them.

Unfortunately for them, the camp authorities didn't think it was a great idea.

When a soldier caught them, pants down, sharing and interchanging skills, he marched them straight to the commandant's office, and without even letting them speak, or explain themselves, they were decamped with immediate effect.

Decamping means that they have to re-apply for NYSC so they get to join the next batch in 2017.

All other camp activities remained normal, like soldiers telling female corpers they can help them with good posting if they have sex with them.

The entire decamping process was done under the radar, with no statement from the camp authorities regarding the matter.

YABATECH Undergraduate Goes Missing

32-year-old Emmanuel Kolade, an undergraduate of the Yaba College of Technology, has reportedly gone missing. The student of Computer Engineering, left his parents' home on Awolumate Street, Ajuwon, Ogun State, on November 11 and his whereabouts had remained unknown since then.
He was a part-time student of YABATECH and also worked in Computer Village, Ikeja, where he repaired phones for a fee. His father, Mr. Adeniyi Kolade, explained that his fifth child left for his workplace on the day, adding that he did not return home.
He said, "On November 11, he told me that he was going to his workplace in Ikeja, from where he would go to school, when his mother was about travelling that morning, he called her back and gave her N500 to augment her fare.

"However, when it was 7.30pm and we didn't hear from him, we became worried. This was because he never stayed out late. We called his telephone lines, but they were switched off. We checked at his place of work and his colleagues said he didn't resume for work that morning. The school also said they did not see him. All our efforts have proved abortive."
Adeniyi said the matter had been reported at the Ajuwon Police Station, Ogun State, and the Area F Police Command, Lagos State, among other stations.

13 Lecturers From Auchi Polytechnic Were Dismissed For Sexually Harassing And Extorting From Students

 

13 lecturers have been kicked out by the management of the Federal Polytechnic Auchi in Edo State.

The 13 accused lecturers were found guilty of sexual harrassment and extortion of students. Another 16 were demoted instead for what appears to be 'lesser' forms of these offences.

The school's Public Relations Officer (PRO), Mr Mustapha Oshiobugie, said on Wednesday the 12th that the affected lecturers have been officially notified.

He said:

“A total of 41 persons were involved in sexual harassment and extortion of money.

Five lecturers were dismissed, eight got their appointments terminated and 16 were demoted.

Four others were warned, two advised, two cautioned, one recommended for mentoring while two students were denied further admission in the institution."

On the validity of these accusations, he said:

“Painstaking investigations have been done by internal and independent panels constituted by the National Board for Technical Education and Ministry of Education."

The Minister of Education, Adamu Adamu, gave a thumbs up to the actions of the panel, according to the PRO.

Tiwa Savage and Teebillz reportedly working on their marriage

A source close to the estranged couple exclusively reported that they are working on their marriage. The two who went their separate ways earlier this year after almost two years of marriage, are said to be undergoing counseling. They were recently spotted together at a private birthday party of another celebrity. Tiwa and Teebillz came together and left together. So don't be surprised when you hear that they are back together. Love always wins!

BREAKING NEWS: FUNAAB VC, Bursar, Others charged with N800 million fraud

The VC of FUNAAB and Ogunlewe who is the school’s pro-chancellor were arraigned alongside the institution’s bursar, Moses Ilesanmi on Friday, November 25, according to Premium Times.

Premium Times reports that the three suspects were driven to the court by EFCC operatives in a Nissan Urvan bus. They were docked at High Court 6 in Abeokuta, Ogun state, for alleged misappropriation of N800 million.

A top official of the commission had on Wednesday, November 23, told NAN about the scheduled arraignment of the three officials.

According to him, the three men have been subject of investigation in an alleged case of abuse of office and misappropriation of funds. Ogunlewe who is a chieftain of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), serves as the minister of works during the Obasanjo administration. Ogunlewe was sacked as works minister by President Olusegun Obasanjo due to a feud with his former patron, Bode George.

Caleb's finest "XANDER" Drops A New Tune titled "I Ain't Even Slept"

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Yabatech Fire: Polytechnic suspends academic activities following fire outbreak

The management of Yabatech has announced the suspension of academic activities after the fire outbreak.

Academic activities at the Yaba College of Technology (YABATECH) has been suspended until further notice by the institution's management following the fire incident at Bakassi Hostel.

The authorities have subsequently announced that all lectures and examination have been put on hold, Daily Post reports.

A statement by Dr Charles Oni, YABATECH spokesman, said, “By this notice, all examinations and lectures, especially scheduled for today (Wednesday) have been put on hold while the College attends to the exigency.

“The Management regrets the misguided and outright falsehood on the social media and calls to certain radio stations that there was no water on campus to quell the fire.

“The truth is that firemen needed an excavator to attend to the fire, which the College provided promptly.

“Meanwhile, the Rector, Dr Margaret Ladipo, has called on the College community to remain calm as the Management finds ways to soothe the pains inflicted by the accident.”

Earlier reports revealed that the fire broke out early on Wednesday, November 23.

Although properties belonging to the female students were lost in the inferno, thankfully, no lives were lost in the incident.

Daily Post reports that the fire was eventually put out by men from the Fire Service.

3 Things You Must Take To NYSC Orientation Camp

NYSC is here again, and we bring you a comprehensive list of things you'll be needing for the three weeks.

There's only one way you must never show up at NYSC camp: unprepared. Take all these things with you and you'll never have problems, hopefully. Now make a checklist and tick the following things as you get them in your travelling bag.

1. Your credentials are very important.

Your credentials here will be all your documents to prove that you

belong in the camp you've been posted to. You should go with your NYSC Call-Up letter, School certificates or Statement of Result, and your School ID Card. If you're a Native Medical doctor or Pharmacist, you must show up with an original certificate from the Nigerian Medical Council or the pharmaceutical or optometrist alternatives. That evidence of housemanship or internship is also important.

Important to note: Do not laminate any documents

2. Gear up.

Most of what you'll get in camp from the NYSC officials will be ridiculously poor quality, or too big, or too small. Better to go

prepared so you don't look like a clown for three weeks. T-shirts should be in your bag already, shorts, tennis shoes, socks, all white. You'll be needing underwear (obviously), bed sheets, mosquito nets. Slippers, cosmetics, and basic personal effects that should last three weeks will do you a lot of good.

Other important things include eating utensils, padlocks, torchlights. In fact, just pack as if you're moving to a new house. 

3. Stack up on the cash.

Except for your credentials, money helps you travel light. Most of the other things you'll be needing in camp can be bought at the Mammy Market (that's what the market in camp is called, by the way). Just know that it will be slightly more expensive than what you'll get outside.

4. Are you good to go?

Now, take a look at all these things again. Do you have everything in check? If you do, then you're good to go.

There's something everyone who goes to camp knows.

NYSC officials scream, "ARE YOU GOOD TO GO?!". The corpers respond with "GOOD TO GO, GOOD TO GO, GOOD TO GO."

CREDIT: Fu'ad Lawal

Inferno Engulfs Hostel In Yaba College of Technology

An inferno engulfed buildings in the Yaba College of Technology in the early hours of Wednesday.

 

A fire broke out in a girls hostel of the Yaba College Of Technology in the early hours of Wednesday, 23rd of November.

The fire, whose causes remain unknown at the moment, saw the fire engulf an entire block of hostels, starting before the dawn.
The firemen of the University were the first on site but the fire quickly went out of control.

It wasn't until two hours after the fire began that they were able to bring it under control, after much of the fire had subsided.

The details of the extent of the damage remains unknown, but we're certain that it will run into millions, considering it was student living quarters.

Three injuries have been reported and a few cases of asthmatic attacks, but no lives have been lost at the time of filing this report.
Stay with us for more updates.

5 Most Underrated Courses In Nigerian Tertiary Institutions

Some courses, students or departments in our schools have been facing this inferiority tag. Because of this, some lose interest in their course or ashamed but we still have the proud ones who don't care. I still don't know what people see wrong with these courses that they tend to underrate but here is the list:

1. History

People don't just see reasons why someone will go and spend four years or more to study past events. History students are always tagged archaic; their discussions and studies are always based on passed dates and events. You might be tempted to feel superior to someone who all what he has to offer is events that happened even before Christ (BC) in this 21st century.

2. Agriculture

Agriculture students are popularly called "farmers". I don't know why people look down on this course? Maybe because you always see them in campus with farming tools and in their farm. I am sure others undermine them because they are naive about the fortune they can make with the knowledge of the course. People are going back to Agriculture and embracing it daily, so I believe this should be out of this list soon.

3. Nigerian Languages

"Hey babe! What Course are you studying in school?" and her reply was "Yoruba Language". My friend bursted into laughter telling me why didn't she just go to a typical village and mingle with the villagers to learn their language, instead of coming to school. Students studying Nigerian Languages faces this downgrade almost every day in school.

4. Education Courses

Because of the poor treatments being accoladed to teachers in Nigeria, students studying any education course are degraded-students see them as another "suffer head" teacher to be. They have forgotten that without teachers, they won't be where they are presently and we now have successful teachers making it big.

5. Zoology/Botany

Zoology and Botany are different branches of Biology and what they do is to study plants and animals. Because zoology is related with "Zoo", other students assumes all the students studying it will end up in the Zoo.

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Uniben To Award 61 First Class Degrees

 

The UNIBEN vice-chancellor said 12,808 candidates would be awarded various diplomas and degrees during the ceremony.A total of 61 graduates would be awarded First Class degrees at the forthcoming 42nd convocation of the University of Benin (UNIBEN), according to its Vice Chancellor, Prof. Faraday Orumwense.

Addressing newsmen in Benin on Tuesday, the UNIBEN vice-chancellor said 12,808 candidates would be awarded various diplomas and degrees during the ceremony holding from Nov. 23 to 26.

According to him, 154 graduates would bag doctorate degrees, 2,531 master’s degrees, 233 post-graduate diplomas, 9, 281 undergraduate degrees, 95 undergraduate diplomas and 514 unclassified.

Orumwense said the ceremony would also feature the conferment of honorary degrees of Doctor of Science as well as Professor Emeritus to deserving Nigerians.

The vice-chancellor said the Convocation Lecture would be delivered by the Minister of Power, Works and Housing, Mr Babatunde Fashola (SAN).

He said that 15 newly-completed projects would be inaugurated while the institution’s Hall of Fame would be awarded to Prof. Godwin Oshodin for his exceptional leadership qualities and creativity.

University of Ibadan Graduates 5,598, Turns Out 117 First Class

 

The VC appealed to the graduands to be good ambassadors of the University wherever they may find themselves.A total of 117, out of 5,598, graduating students of the University of Ibadan, emerged in the first class category at the institution’s 2016 convocation ceremony on Monday.

The Vice Chancellor, of the institution, Prof. Idowu Olayinka who disclosed this at the ceremony, said that the graduands were from four Faculties, as well as its Distance Learning Centre,

Olayinka said that 1,407 came out with Second Class Honours (Upper Division), 3,020 Second Class Honours, (Lower Division), 666 Third Class Honours, 74 Passes and 314 Unclassified Degree .

A further breakdown, according to him, showed that 13 out of the 117 First class graduands, were from the Faculty of Arts; 25 from the Faculty of Science,

Also one each emerged from the Faculties of Basic Medical Sciences, Clinical Sciences and Public Health.

The VC appealed to the graduands to be good ambassadors of the University wherever they may find themselves.

”As you leave Ibadan, I encourage you to take charge of your future. I know that with your intelligence, inspiration and ambition, you have what it takes to make your future a huge success.

"Our alumni and alumnae can be found holding top positions in every imaginable field.

“It is a great honour and privilege for you to join this prestigious hall of fame that includes a Nobel Laureate in Literature, business icons, enterpreneurs, countless technocrats, bureaucrats, including politicians,

“I also admonished you to always remember that, ‘If it is from UI, it must be of outstanding quality’. The joy of today will last forever”, he said.

Reason Why Pre-degrees and Diplomas Are Now Banned.

The National Universities Commission is saying no to diplomas and pre-degrees.

The National Universities Commission has now banned Universities from running pre-degree and diploma programmes.

This new directive was given by the Executive Secretary of the Universities Commission, Prof. Abubakar Adamu Rasheed at a meeting with Vice Chancellors.

The meeting with had in attendance the Vice Chancellors of all 143 Universities had the Commission announce that the running of those programmes should be left to the polytechnics.

Why? So they can focus on developing human resources in undergraduate, part-time and post-graduate programmes.

That's not all. A directive was also given for the research arm of the National Universities Commission to work with the research departments of the Universities.

The best part?

The statement regarding these new developments read:

“A comprehensive review of the entire university curricula (the Benchmark Minimum Academic Standards (BMAS)) and ranking of Nigerian universities have also been scheduled for 2017, while two of the cardinal activities of the commission, accreditation of programmes and resource verification, will now take place only twice and thrice a year, respectively: May and November for accreditation as well as March, July and December for resource verification.”

What does this mean for the Nigerian student?

It means that every year, the Nigerian student hoping to enter University knows that she has only one shot at it. Perhaps, that could be enough motivation, knowing that there's no safety net like pre-degrees or diplomas.

And when they finally get in, a revised curriculum means goodbye to the almost archaic curricula that currently exists in most Nigerian Universities.

The future is looking good. 

Source: Fuad Lawal

LASU Dismisses 13 Staff For Falsifying Results And Other Offences

 
The institution said the decision was taken by the Governing Council at its 112th Statutory Meeting held on Oct. 29.

The Lagos State University (LASU) has dismissed 13 members of staff in the junior cadre, following reports from the Junior Staff Disciplinary Committee.

The institution, in an official bulletin obtained by the News Agency ‎of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Lagos, said the decision was taken by the Governing Council at its 112th Statutory Meeting held on Oct. 29.

It said the council, after deliberation, approved the recommendation ‎of the disciplinary committee to dismiss 13 out of the 14 staff members presented by the disciplinary committee for necessary action.

“Council at its 112th statutory meeting received and considered Paper No. 10/GC/16/068 on the Report of Junior Staff Disciplinary Committee on allegations leveled against some members of staff.

“It, after deliberations, approved the recommendation of the Junior Staff Disciplinary Committee on the affected members of staff,’’ it said.

The university authorities said in the bulletin that one of the staff members was exonerated of the allegation of falsification of results leveled against him.

According to the authorities, nine of the affected members of staff are dismissed on the grounds of falsification and irregularities in their West African Examination Council (WAEC) results.

The bulletin indicated that one of the affected staff members was dismissed for involvement in fraudulent act, two for theft and one for abandonment of duty.

Lagos state govt to employ 1000 graduates as bus conductors, puts them on N50k salary

Lagos state Ministry of Transportation in conjunction with the Bus Conductors Association of Nigeria, BCAN, plans to employ 1000 graduates as bus conductors in the state. President of BCAN, Comrade Israel Ade Adeshola said their association and the state government is working towards making the Bus Conducting profession one for only trained bus conductors and also make it more lucrative and attractive.
In an interview with Vanguard, Adeshola said 

"Presently Lagos state government through the Lagos State Drivers Institute, LASDRI is training and accrediting conductors in the state, adding that after the training the graduands would be employed as Bus Conductors and would be on the payroll of the government with a salary worth of N50,000 per month. The objective is to make the job of bus conducting attractive, respected and dignified as obtainable globally”.

Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria pageant cancelled for this year

The annual beauty pageant, Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria, organised by the Silverbird Group, will not take place this year, 2016. A source close to the organization told LIB exclusively that Silverbird decided to shelf this year's pageant to enable them concentrate on their 30th anniversary taking place next year. Another source claimed that the recession caused sponsors not to participate in this year's pageant.
This is the 3rd time ever that Most Beautiful Girl in Nigeria pageant won't take place. One of the times it didn't happen was in 1993 after the chaos in Nigeria following the June 1993 canceled presidential election. Current MBGN 2015 Unoaku Anyadike will reign for two years.

Caleb University Holds Its Sixth Convocation Ceremony

Caleb University, Imota, Lagos State will be sending forth 15 first class students out of 355 students across the school’s four colleges, as the institution holds its sixth convocation on Friday.

The convocation lecture, which will hold tomorrow, will be presented by the Access Bank Managing Director Herbert Wigwe.

The university’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ayandiji Daniel Aina, said this to reporters at the institution’s main auditorium.

Ayandiji said despite the ongoing recession, the institution would not be increasing its school fees “so that the future of Nigeria can still be secured through education and enlightenment”.

He said: “Presently, we do not owe any worker any salary or allowance. We have not increased our fees either and we do not intend to do that so that the future of Nigeria will not be truncated.”

Ayandiji vowed that those graduating would set the pace in their different fields as well as enter into new areas successfully.

“We are a faith-based institution. Our graduates are distinguished and therefore they will always stand out. They are not backed up; so they will deliver”.

He disagreed with the popular notion that private universities have been set up for monetary gains.

Ayandiji said that was not true as most were more concerned with impacting functional and quality education to their students.

According to the VC, the Tertiary Education Trust fund (TETFUND) should spread its goodwill to all universities since any assistance given to them would be beneficial to Nigerians.

“We are not asking them to sponsor convocation but to improve education, thereby helping Nigerians to grow,” he added.

The institution got government’s approval on May 17 and started operation on January 21, 2008.

According to the VC, it has graduated many students, “who are both certified in learning as well as in character. It has all its programmes accredited by the Nigeria University Commission (NUC).”

Covenant University Chancellor Pastor David Oyedepo Says “Nigerian leaders need to be selfless and innovative"

 

 

Bishop David Oyedepo has encouraged Nigerian leaders to show resilience and innovation in the face of crisis facing the country.

The Chancellor of Covenant University, Ota, Ogun, Dr David Oyedepo, has encouraged Nigerian leaders to take on the spirit of resilience and innovation which would allow them to tackle the current challenges facing the country.

The cleric said this at the first edition of the David Oyedepo Leadership Symposium organised by the African Leadership Development Centre of the university.

During the event organised to celebrate Bishop Oyedepo as he clocked 62, he said a good leader's ability to recover from any setback will help him deliver good dividends of democracy to the citizenry.

“Nigerian leaders need to be selfless and innovative through qualitative service delivery to the nation and this translates in touching the lives of the citizens.

“Life is far more than what a leader wants, but what you can give to the people,’’ he said.

Oyedepo also urged Nigerians to take up responsibilities in their various environments seeing as the government has not been able to provide all the amenities needed.

Speaking during the event, the Director of Eagles Hope Foundation, Ota, Mr Femi Taiwo, noted that solving the numerous problems the country faces would take the collective efforts of both the private and public sector.

“For the nation to get out of the current challenges, we need purpose-driven and mission-minded leaders, especially in community and in Nigeria as a whole.

“The nation needs a lot of community building initiatives that will bring individual and stakeholders together to achieve a selfless cause,’’ he said.

A school in Britain is now taking the initiative to ban homework for students, permanently.

 

A headmistress in Britain has now become the first school in the country to ban homeworks for students.

Her reason? Catherine Hutley says this line of action is to give teachers time to plan more inspiring lessons. She believes time used in preparing and marking homework could be spent on more productive activities.

  The Principal, Catherine Hutley (Eastpress News Agency)

She added that while homework is banned, after-school activities would still be encouraged with tasks on the school's website and prizes to be won as motivation for students.

But there are mixed feelings among parents regarding this move. One mother said:

 “My daughter has never been a big fan of homework so she’s really chuffed about the new policy.

But I’ve told her that it doesn’t meant she’s off the hook as I am going to make sure she’s still studying for a couple of nights each week."

Another dad said:

"As usual the kids who want to work hard and succeed will still do well. My worry is for the youngsters who need to study harder to get the results.

It could be that they are the ones who suffer."