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ASUU Strike: An Unending Drama
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By Samson Ezea THE Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) grew out of the Nigerian Association of University Teachers (NAUT), which was formed in 1965, covering academic staff in the University of Ibadan; University of Nigeria, Nsukka; Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria; University of Ife, Ile-Ife; and University of Lagos. Bowen University" Headache -040709 By Muyiwa Adeyemi In its seven years of existence, Bowen University owned by the Nigerian Baptist Convention has never experienced internal crisis and negative publicity, as it is currently experiencing. The faith-based university located in the ancient town of Iwo in Osun State is known for its high moral values and academic excellence. Born To Do Business -040709 By Debo Oladimeji FOR those wishing to be stars or be armed with positive mental attitude even in the face of limitations, the story of Tosin Oladiran will come handy. At 26, Tosin has demonstrated that one can become a successful entrepreneur by cultivating the habit of reading motivational books and turning limitations to opportunities. An Agent Of Development -040709 In July last year, Mr. Kenneth Nonyelu Chukwuemeka, an indigene of Anambra State and current/pioneer Country Director (Nigeria) of Crown Agents Nigeria Ltd, was recognized in Nairobi, Kenya by his employer for his meritorious service. 'Pirates Are Like Armed Robbers' -040709 By Cletus Nwchukwu SOMETIME ago, the Chairman of Optical Disc Plant Owners Association, Pastor C.Y Orakpo came up with a new way of producing CDs to checkmate the activities of pirates. Kingsley Goofed -040709 By Alita Joseph I WAS listening to a programme on radio recently when a young man called. It was one of those phone-in programmes where listeners can bare their minds on any issue at all. It's An Alpha For Pat Oghre -040709 Pat as Patience is simply called is believed to be one of the busiest and indeed significant and prolific female motion picture directors to have come out of Nigeria. A committed thespian who has her name on the credit line of a number of critically acclaimed productions particularly television productions like Dear Mother and Everyday People, it's a widely acknowledged fact that the amiable, frank and down to earth Pat is a notable figure in the male dominated directing arm of the Nigerian motion picture industry who is good at what she is doing. Michael Jackson's Pets And Animals -040709 By Dr Tunji Nasir WHEN pop icon, Michael Jackdon was reported dead, my heart sank and I found it very difficult to comprehend the essence of life. Hate him or love him, Michael etched his name on the sands of time. Ibadan -040709 Despite its rustic nature, Ibadan, Nigeria's largest city, has remained an inspiration to many with Nobel Laureate Professor Wole Soyinka and Professor John Pepper Bekederemo Clarke eulogising it in their various poetic creations. Michael Olatunbosun Sasere, writes ANDREW IRO OKUNGBOWA, is the latest to find solace in the bowels of the pristine city, vowing to transform its tourism ambience. Expansion Is Our Next Agenda, Says David-Ikpe, MD, Citrans Global -040709 TO consolidates on its agenda in public transportation business, Citrans Global Limited, a subsidiary of the C&I Group said its has concluded plans to expand its services to other parts of the country. Ayuba Drops Ariya Video -040709 By Cletus Nwachukwu Bonsue fuji maestro Adewale Ayuba, has stepped up the beat with the release of his latest musical video CD entitled Ariya. The audio album was released last year to mark his 21st year in music. Black Tie Gig Inspires Etcetera -040709 By Tony Nwanne Soft rock sensation, Etcetera shocked fans and the entertainment woeld when he teamed up with his record label X3M Music to throw up the first ever black tie gig in Lagos recently. You Were Created To Solve A Problem -040709 By Bayo Ogunmupe You are not here by accident. You were created to solve a problem. A Project To Stimulate Development In Delta State -040709 By Olawunmi Ojo THE Delta Diaspora Direct (D3) project launched by Governor, Emmanuel Uduaghan in New York, USA, last month, at an International Information Summit with the theme " The role of Delta Diasporans in peace building, security and development of Delta State," was timely and epochal, coming at a time, when peace is desired in the Niger Delta region. 'We're Doing Music To Make People Happy' -040709 By Cletus Nwachukwu WHEN they came aboard the music ship, nobody doubted their talent. The major concern was if they would last the distance. |
What ASUU Strikes Do To Us, By University Students
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By Ajibola Amzat THEY are like three musketeers trying to give meaning to the present Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU's) strike in their own way. Though the university gate is figuratively closed, they must open a gate of survival that would help them pass through this period of muscle flexing between ASUU and the federal government unscathed. 'We Will Not Succumb To Cheap Blackmail' -040709 By Muyiwa Adeyemi You have been the Vice Chancellor of this school for six years now, are you not bothered about the damage that recent allegations against principal officers of the university bordering immorality could do to the image of the university? Mama Hannatu, The Tireless Public Servant -040709 By Imelda Chinyere Nwosa AS a veteran journalist, teacher, athlete, volunteer worker and the first female commissioner in three ministries in the old Bauchi State in the Second Republic, Mrs. Hannatu Ibrahim is having a fulfilled life after a successful career as a public officer. Honoured ... For Serving The Lord -040709 By Omobola Tolu-Kusimo ON that Wednesday afternoon, Dr. (Mrs.) Anthonia Tolulope Akingbola, the Managing Director/ Chief Executive of Tropics Finance and Investment Company Limited was clad in a simple skirt and blouse. Ideal Dessert For Children And Youths -040709 By Chinelo Nwagbo CHILDREN and youths' food should comprise a healthy meal that ought to be prepared in a simple manner and presented in an attractive and appetising way. It should be made up of vegetables, fruits, grains, legumes and nuts. Attracting Friendship -040709 By Victor Ifedi FRIENDS make life more interesting and happier. However, we need tact and considerable wisdom to cultivate them. Lassa Fever Virus: Another Unseen 'Intelligent' Enemy! -040709 By Dr S A Omilabu, Professor of Medical Virology, UNILAG HOSPITAL training programmes to avoid nosocomial (hospital-acquired infection) spread should be introduced with simple barrier nursing techniques (gloves, paper masks, and gowns). Adherence to minimal standards of hygiene (disinfection with bleach) can effectively prevent transmission of Lassa virus in the hospital setting in Nigeria. 'My Man Dumped Me For A White Woman, But I Know That My Love For Him Is Worth More Than His Green Card -040709 By Michael Uchebuaku My name is Ese, and I've learned that all that glitters is not gold. I'm not married to him, but I have a son for my long time friend, James. Seven Trim Forces Behind New Mazda 6 -040709 COMPLETELY redesigned for 2009, Mazda 6 in the international market now feature an improved 16.6 cubic feet of trunk space. Stability Control And Full Compliment Of Improved Airbags -040709 Antilock disc brakes, stability control and a full complement of airbags are standard on every Cadillac STS. The airbags include front-seat side and full-length side curtains. Fuji Lecturer Wants To Take Fuji To The Next Level -040709 BY Cletus Nwachukwu APART from being a veteran in the music game, Dr Wahab Adisa, popularly known as Fuji Lecturer, is immensely gifted. He plays several instruments. Kidnapping: A National Pestilence, S/East Scourge -040709 By Felix Oguejiofor Abugu Chief James Ugwu is publicity secretary of the Adada State Movement. A few weeks ago, a group of people who described themselves as 'Southeast Campaigners for Equality of States in Nigeria' invited him to the Hotel Presidential, Enugu for a "workshop on state creation. 'We Must Tackle The Challenge of Implementation For Economic Progress' -040709 I have been involved with the Nigerian Institute for Training and Development (NITAD) since formation in 1989. My professional career started in the Ogun State Civil Service at the administrative level, worked for about two years before moving into the private sector. ... And They Healed Mide's Heart -040709 By Bisi Alabi-Williams and Gbenga Salau WHEN little Mide Aiyebelehin's story first appeared in The Guardian of February 7 this year, his mother, Mrs. Ifedayo Aiyebelehin said: "I don't know the extent to which God will go with this write up but I only pray that God will touch someone out there to help my family". Mount Zion Films Win Two Awards At Houston Film Festival -040709 TWO of the latest Mount Zion movies won two top awards in the Television and Cable Production Award Category under Television Dramatic series at the recently concluded 42nd Annual Worldfest Houston International Film Festival held in Houston, Texas, United States . |
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