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We didn't receive N100m from Presidency - Chibok community says Speaking with journalists today at the daily sit out of the Abuja #bringbackourgirls campaign, a leader of the Kibaku Area Development Association of the Chibok community, Dauda Iliya said contrary to media reports, they didn't receive N100m from the presidency. He said only N200,000 was handed to some of the parents. "On July 22nd at about midnight, the Senior Special Assistant to the President on Special duties who has been coordinating the visit from the side of the presidency visited the hotel and told the 51 escaped girls who came that the Presidency sent them a token of a N100, 000 each and accordingly gave them the said money without even a prior knowledge or discussion of any other person in the community that was around the vicinity of the hotel. The Senior special assistant equally gave the sum of N200,000 each to 61 parents out of the 122 that came on the visit. 61 parents were given N100,000 each on the basis that the money given to them was not enough to go round at the agreed amount of N200,000 each. The remaining parents were not given any money at all" he said Father of Juventus Striker, Carlos Tevez, Kidnapped In Argentina The father of Carlos Tevez has been kidnapped and is being held for ransom, according to reports in Argentina. The incident occurred at around 7am on Tuesday in Moron, on the outskirts of Buenos Aires, when Juan Alberto Cabral’s car was intercepted, reports La Nación. The criminals contacted the family in the city and made an initial request for ransom that was much lower than a second request a short time later, suggesting it wasn’t initially clear to them who they were holding. Police are investigating the incident and the Juventus striker Tevez is understood to be travelling to Argentina to help deal with the matter. -UK Guardian Official list of the top 100 universities in Africa – See the position Nigerian Unis’ are (Look)   1  University of Cape Town	South Africa
2  University of South Africa	South Africa
3  University of Pretoria	South Africa
4  Universiteit Stellenbosch	South Africa
5  University of the Witwatersrand	South Africa
6  University of Dar es Salaam	Tanzania
7  Cairo University	Egypt
8  University of KwaZulu-Natal	South Africa
9  The American University in Cairo	Egypt
10  Makerere University	Uganda
11  Rhodes University	South Africa
12  University of the Western Cape	South Africa
13  Mansoura University	Egypt
14  University of Johannesburg	South Africa
15  Université Cheikh Anta Diop	Senegal
16  Assiut University	Egypt
17  University of Nairobi	Kenya
18  Zagazig University	Egypt
19  University of Botswana	Botswana
20  Université Mohammed V – Agdal	Morocco
21  University of Ghana	Ghana
22  Universiteit van die Vrystaat	South Africa
23  University of Ibadan	Nigeria
24  Addis Ababa University	Ethiopia
25  North-West University	South Africa
26  Alexandria University	Egypt
27  Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University	South Africa
28  University of Zambia	Zambia
29  Université des Sciences et de la Technologie Houari Boumediène	Algeria
30  The German University in Cairo	Egypt
31  Obafemi Awolowo University	Nigeria
32  Universidade Eduardo Mondlane	Mozambique
33  University of Mauritius	Mauritius
34  Ain Shams University	Egypt
35  University of Lagos	Nigeria
36  Tanta University	Egypt
37  Université de Ouagadougou	Burkina Faso
38  Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology	Ghana
39  Université de la Reunion	Reunion
40  Université Nationale du Rwanda	Rwanda
41  Helwan University	Egypt
42  Cape Peninsula University of Technology	South Africa
43  University of Zululand	South Africa
44  Strathmore University	Kenya
45  Université Cadi Ayyad	Morocco
46  Al Akhawayn University	Morocco
47  Université d’Alger	Algeria
48  Université Mentouri de Constantine	Algeria
49  Université Badji Mokhtar de Annaba	Algeria
50  Université d’Oran	Algeria
51  Université Hassan II – Casablanca	Morocco
52  University of Fort Hare	South Africa
53  Université Abdelmalek Essadi	Morocco
54  Ahmadu Bello University	Nigeria
55  Jaamacada Muqdisho	Somalia
56  Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology	Kenya
57  University of Swaziland	Swaziland
58  University of Ilorin	Nigeria
59  Sudan University of Science and Technology	Sudan
60  Université Mohammed V – Souissi	Morocco
61  Kenyatta University	Kenya
62  University of Khartoum	Sudan
63  University of Namibia	Namibia
64  Université de Batna	Algeria
65  University of Malawi	Malawi
66  Benha University	Egypt
67  Université Hassan II – Mohammedia	Morocco
68  Al-Azhar University	Egypt
69  Fayoum University	Egypt
70  Université de la Manouba	Tunisia
71  University of Benin	Nigeria
72  Minoufiya University	Egypt
73  Durban University of Technology	South Africa
74  Université de Tunis El Manar	Tunisia
75  Université de Carthage	Tunisia
76  Tshwane University of Technology	South Africa
77  United States International University	Kenya
78  Université Abou Bekr Belkaid Tlemcen	Algeria
79  Polytechnic of Namibia	Namibia
80  Egerton University	Kenya
81  Université de Gabès	Tunisia
82  Université de Sousse	Tunisia
83  Université d’Antananarivo	Madagascar
84  Minia University	Egypt
85  Moi University	Kenya
86  Université de Nouakchott	Mauritania
87  Université Mouloud Maameri de Tizi Ouzou	Algeria
88  University of Venda	South Africa
89  Central University of Technology	South Africa
90  Université Ibn Tofail	Morocco
91  University of Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe
92  Suez Canal University	Egypt
93  University of Cape Coast	Ghana
94  Misr International University	Egypt
95  University of Jos	Nigeria
96  University of Maiduguri	Nigeria
97  University of Limpopo	South Africa
98  The Hubert Kairuki Memorial University	Tanzania
99  Jimma University	Ethiopia
100  Modern Sciences and Arts University	Egypt

 

Omg!! Female student str1pped nak£d from top to buttom for stealing blackberry [Photo]

Some girls are really taking these craze for BB to the extreme. A 200 Level student of the University of Benin stole a Blackberry phone said to belong to her girlfriend and was given the disgrace of her life by those around, including fellow students.

It all happened when her friend started looking for her BB for over 3 hours and could not find it. This girl was asked if she saw the BlackBerry but she said No, that she hadn’t seen it.

While the discussion went on, the phone rang and she refuse picking it, it rang again and again until her friend insisted she pick it, but she refuse until argument started which led to neighbours coming to the scene. The phone was later discovered and the boys around stripp’ed her nakéd and abused her body……

SEE PIC HERE

 

 

Revealed: Gov. Amosun’s Secret Letter Reveals Genesis of Conflict with Osoba

A letter by Ogun State Governor, Senator Ibikunle Amosun, directed to one of his predecessor, Chief Olusegun Osoba, has revealed the genesis of the intractable conflict, which ruptured the relationship between the two leaders.

 Consequent upon the disagreement between the two leaders, investigation by THISDAY revealed that Osoba’s group, comprising three senators and nine members of the House of Representatives, had concluded plans to defect to Social Democratic Party  (SDP) after the Osun State governorship election.

Likewise, a group of political actors from different political parties in the state including the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) and Labour Party (LP) among others, had secretly created a body named ‘Amosun Must Go’ (AMG) due to what they allegedly ascribed to the governor’s high-handedness.

But the letter, which Amosun personally authored and dated January 23, 2011, also revealed that the incumbent governor had long been plotting to undermine Osoba’s influence in the then Action Congress of Nigeria (ACN) before the party finally fused into All Progressives Congress (APC).

The letter, which was titled: ‘Ogun State ACN Candidates and Electoral Fortunes in April 2011 general election,’ expressed Amosun’s disapproval of the candidates that contested various legislative elections.

But the candidates who contested the legislative elections were said to have emerged and their names already sent to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) before Amosun formally defected to the defunct ACN late 2010.

In the nine-page letter, Amosun disagreed with the process of picking the party’s candidates, claiming that he should be given opportunity to make some input being the party’s governorship candidate. He argued in the letter that the process of picking candidates “should be based more on electoral value and acceptability of aspirants as it is only through such process that can lead to emergence of candidates that enjoy the confidence and support of the broad segment of party’s members.”

Amosun further expressed concerns that the process of selecting candidates for three senatorial and nine House of Representatives slots were shrouded in so much secrecy that he had to depend on information picked bits and pieces from different sources within and outside the party.

He noted: “Unlike the House of Assembly candidates, whose election held the same day with his election, we cannot afford to be indifferent to the National Assembly candidates, who are the lighthouse to the general elections.”  

But a source in the Osoba group said the party leaders did not approve Amosun’s suggestion to reverse the candidacy of Senator Gbenga Obadara (Ogun Central), Sen. Gbenga Kaka (Ogun East) and Senator Akin Odunsi among others because the candidates had emerged before Amosun’s formal defection. The source added that Amosun only agreed to the candidacy of Hon. Olumide Osoba, who is the biological son of the former governor, among the candidates that emerged for the House of Representatives.

The source explained that Amosun had been working “to undermine the influence of Osoba in the defunct ACN immediately after he defected to the party, perhaps because he worked with his immediate predecessor, Mr. Gbenga Daniel, against the former governor in the 2003 governorship elections.”

The source said Amosun had no reason “to fight Osoba because his position as the state governor is not threatened. He came from the All Nigeria Peoples Party (ANPP), used our structure and party platforms. Amosun is simply fighting unnecessary battle, which may affect APC in the State.

“Amosun now plans to replace Obadara with Mr. Lanre Tejuosho who came with him from the ANPP, Senator Gbenga Kaka with the Managing Director of Independent Communications Network Limited (Publishers of The News Magazine and P.M. News), Mr. Bayo Onanuga and Senator Akin Odunsi with Senator Iyabo Anisulowo.

“In 2011, Amosun promoted Mr. Lekan Abiola, a son of the winner of June 12, 1993, presidential election, Chief MKO Abiola, on the platform of ANPP against Osoba’s son. He should be asked why he is not friendly with three senators and nine members of the House of Representatives from the state.”

The source, therefore, blamed the APC national leader, Senator Bola Tinubu, for the crisis between Osoba and Amosun, noting that Tinubu had been supporting him against the popular interests in the state.

Of the nine House of Assembly slots ceded to him in 2011, the source said Amosun won four while those in the camp of Osoba won all their slots, thereby wondering why Amosun should complain about electoral value of the candidates that emerged from the group of former governor.

The source debunked Amosun’s claims that he spent N7 billion on his election, noting that the governor only contributed N70 million to the then ACN out of the N350 million he promised to contribute.  

Source: This Day

 

 

 

 

Photo: Female bishop touches pastor’s pen1s during Church service in Ghana – See what happened!

According to ReportGhanaNews, the Pastor(pictured above) was preaching to his congregation on a Sunday morning then he ask people with health problems to stand up and come close to touch a specific place on his body for healing.

While everyone was touching the Pastor’s head, shoes and shoulder; this woman, a bishop of same congregation decided to hold the pastor’s priv’ates for healing.
The Pastor ask why she hold his priv’ates and the woman said, “her husband pen*s is not working anymore so she believes when she hold the Pastor’s pen*s, her husband’s would be healed.” Then the pastor shouted, hallelujah somebody. Can you blame the lady, wasn’t she obeying simple instruction?