Monday, December 5, 2011

ASUU Strike begins on midnight Sunday!

  ASUU embarks on  strike following the government refusal to sign the union agreement of 2009.       According to the punch report government had promised to honour the agreement reached two years ago on the adequate funding of the universities and other sundry issues after a meeting with ASUU in September.
A Memorandum of Understanding by both parties was signed at the meeting with the Ministers of Education and Labour and Productivity in attendance.
But ASUU President, Prof.Ukachukwu Awuzie, said in Port Harcourt on Sunday, that the government had deliberately refused to honour the agreement.
Awuzie regretted that rather than executing the content of the accord, the government sacked the Implementation Monitoring Committee that served as the forum for a dialogue with ASUU on the dispute.
He wondered why the government did not make any move to implement the core components of the agreement, even when the union granted its (government) request for a two-month grace to begin the implementation process.

late Dim Chukwuemeka Odumegwu-Ojukwu Burial Funeral Announced!

  The report by south east governors yesterday shows that the late Ojukwu will be buried in his home tome Nnewi country home in Anambra State next February.
   The SUN reported that the date was announced after the meeting of Chairman of the South-East Governors’ Forum and Anambra State Governor Peter Obi,which lasted for over two hours at the Enugu State Government House, The source says that the remains would be brought to Enugu on February 2, 2012 where all ceremonies lined up to bid him farewell would take place after which the corpse would be moved to Nnewi and handed over to Ojukwu’s kinsmen for burial.

Friday, December 2, 2011

Chima Anthony Akpalaba,final year Law student sentenced to 19 years imprisonment for kidnapping

  Chima Anthony Akpalaba, a final year Law student of the University of Benin has been sentenced to 19 years imprisonment for kidnapping a seven-year-old girl. Justice T. C. Makwe of the Delta State High Court handed down the sentence in Asaba.

  The sun reported that the convict had been standing trial since 2009 on a five-count charge of kidnapping, hails from Mbaise Local Government Area of Imo State. He committed the offence on February 9, 2009 at Infant Jesus Road, Asaba.

88 ambassadorial nominees; Bianca on special category, Maduekwe& Mrs. Fidelia Njeze on top the list of non-career nominees.

    A new  list of 88 ambassadorial nominees are waiting for comfirmation by the senate. The list shows that Minister of Foreign Affairs, Chief Ojo Madueke; and former Aviation Minister, Mrs. Fidelia Njeze appears on on top of list of the non-career nominees and the wife of the late Chief Chukwuemeka Ojukwu, Bianca,  was listed under special category.

Thursday, December 1, 2011

See How I Live With Snake for 2years- Maj.(Mrs) Samalia's True Life Story

It was a terrible experience as Maj. Samalia narrates her story of encounter with the mysterious creature.
   I was posted to Kebbi State after I was promoted to the rank of a Major. Before then, I had lost my husband in a ghastly motor  accident. We had 3 children all who were then in the tertiary institutions. When I was posted to Kebbi State I was not so much bordered since all my children were all in their respective higher institutions. The Kebbi state commandant offer me an accommodation  in the 82 division staff quarters. My children hardly visit me because they were all too busy with their academy. so, I was the only person sleeping in my appartment.