Eye witness says Music Director DJ TEE stabbed ALVIN OSUNGADE

An eye witness spoke to us on phone to relate what she claims is the true story of what really happen on a music video shooting set under the direction of popular music video Director DJ TEE yesterday night, thursday june 28 2012. 

According to what the caller said it all happen in production warehouse at opebi, ikeja. 

Dj tee gathered his production team at the venue to direct the music video of an upcoming artist called malcom. Dj Tee needed more girls to feature on the video so three persons : Bolaji(female), Tolani, Dolapo were contracted to get girls from UNILAG and they did. 

Before the recording started Dj tee gave orders that everyone on set who is not suppose to be on the video should stay clear of the recording area. 

The fight that lead to the stabbing started when Dolapo's girlfriend wanted to leave the location and she probably walked into the recording area. While cautioning her for violating earlier orders of staying clear from recording area , DJ TEE insulted her and called name like " you Bitch" . Dolapo who could not stand by to watch his girlfriend being insulted tried to caution and calm DJ tee down but got a slap from DJ tee. 

After DJ TEE slapped DOLAPO everything got out of hand. Dj tee's crew got involved and gave Dolapo the beating of his life. As the fight heated up it was observed that DJ tee broke a bottle and attempted to stab Dolapo but Tolani also known as Alvin Osungade ran into the middle of the fight trying to calm Dj tee but got stabbed. Another girl who was also trying to calm Dj Tee but mistake pur a malt drink on him also got beating by DJ Tee's crew ! 

At the time this entire info got to us Alvin was taken to hospital where his presently receiving treatment and all effort to get a reaction from DJ TEE has been futile

WICKED WORLD! Yoruba Woman Scalds Step Son With Hot Water

The increasing rate of home abuse, wife battery, especially child molestation, maltreating, and abuse now is very alarming and calls for serious and quick intervention by all. I got this story from a friend and though it’s worth sharing.

Ola in a critical condition as I write is under a serious intensive care in a hospital around Igando area of Lagos. His step-mum who works with the Lagos Internal Revenue Service took laws into and hands and punished him for beating her little daughter by pouring hot water on him while asleep. Click to read full story and see more terrible pics….. sad

“The argument that led to the sad incident started when my step-mum saw me beat my sister” recalls Ola, she got very angry and wanted to harm me back in anger, she reached for and did all she could physically, I tried to defend myself but she overpowered me. She got more furious after my father and some neighbors tried to stop her, and she started scattering the house and even broke bottles. My uncle who also lives around was able to drag her away from the house, and she slept over at his’ that night. I was still sleeping on my bed the next morning, when I she walked into my room and bathed me with hot water; I staggered to the living room and saw my father and uncle. That was the last I remembered before I passed out and woke at the hos

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My ex-commissioner wife returned home without pant –Husband

David Erhabor, husband  of a former commissioner in Edo State, Florence Igbinigie-Erhabor, on Wednesday, told a Benin High Court, that his wife of 15 years once came home without putting on pant.

He said, “There was a day she came back home drunk and without a pant on her. She was in the habit of keeping late nights.”

David while testifying in a divorce suit, No HAB/16D/2011, instituted by his wife, a former Commissioner for Women Affairs, under Chief Lucky Igbinedion, told the court he did not envisage a broken home in his life.

The respondent said trouble started after his wife was appointed commissioner, after which he said she began keeping late nights.

 David, an ex-Senior Adviser to former Governor Oswerhiemen Osunbor, told the court that there was a time the wife abandoned their two children, absconded from home for three days, “only to be caught red-handed inside a vehicle, romancing and kissing a man who had earlier gassed him.”

David recalled that it took the intervention of a former chairman of Delta State Oil Producing Community Development Commission, Chief Wellington Okrika, to resolve some of their matrimonial crises.

He also said his wife had once demanded N1m from him before she could allow  him to have sex with her, adding that on another occasion, he ran from home when he sensed that his wife was planning to send hired assassins after him.

On the custody of their children, David said they could always stay with whoever they chose when on holidays.

Florence among other prayers is asking the court to grant her divorce on the grounds of threat to life, violent assault and infidelity on the part of her husband.

The former commissioner, who has since 2009 separated from her husband, is demanding that she should be paid N150, 000 as monthly upkeep for each of their children. She also wants Erhabor to be compelled to pay the children’s school fees.

While being crossed-examined by David’s lawyer, Mr. Akakhomen Austine, Florence said her husband had at a time squeezed the children inside a vehicle and threatened to set them ablaze. She said it took the intervention of members of both families to broker peace.

The former commissioner said she had been solely responsible for the children’s upkeep, including payment of their school fees over the past years.

She added that the children had been living in her family house where she relocated to when she suspected that her husband was after her life.

She also accused David of having extra-marital affair with their housemaid.

Justice Anthony Erhabor adjourned the case till August 4 for further hearing.

Meet 21 Year Old Chibundu Onuzo, The UK’s No.1 Best Black Student Of 2012

Nigeria may be a country in crisis right now, but her citizens are making her proud--especially those in the Diaspora. Two days back we celebrated the achievement of  22 year old Emmanuel Ohuabunwa, news just filtered in that 21 year old Chibundu Onuzo has just been named UK’s Number 1 best black student.





The award was given by Rare Rising Stars. With this award, she is the first woman to top the list.

The 21 year old who got her first book deal at age 1 9, while still an undergraduate student at King’s College London, (she signed a two novel deal with U.K. publishing heavy weight, Faber & Faber), was also profiled by CNN when Nigeria marked her 50th independence anniversary.

Her latest book “The Spider King’s Daughter has already started garnering critical acclaim. It has been nominated for the £10,000 more and watch a brief video of her after the jump


Desmond Elliott Prize for debut novelists alongside a Booker prize-nominated Oxford professor.

Ego Omalicha Quits Question Mark Records, Changes Name to Safari

Sexy singer and dancer, Jennifer Nwakaego Oduah popularly known as Ego Omalicha and Questionmark Records have parted ways. Ego omalicha formerly known as the first lady of Questionmark Entertainment has decided to take a walk from the label and is now official known as SAFARIE. She broke into the scene as Ego and scored back hits with tracks Omalicha, Omalicha nwa remix and Thinking about you as an artist signed to Questionmark Entertainment. She has parted ways with the label and her agreement was terminated agreeable following conflicts over her image, brand and style of music. The artist and label couldn’t agree on her image and creative differences, after a long while it was mutually agreed that her contract be terminated. Along with the name change comes some image re-branding. These hot photos show us the new Ego Omalicha… or rather, Safarie

First lady Patience Jonathan wins ‘Tourism Ambassador for Africa’ award

Wife of the Nigerian President, Dame Patience Jonathan, has been named as the United Nations Tourism Ambassador for Africa.
The award from the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) was presented to her on Tuesday by the organisation’s Secretary-General, Mr. Talik Rifai, during the 53rd meeting of the UNWTO Commission for Africa holding in Calabar, Cross River State in Southern Nigeria.

Rifai said it was in recognition of her ‘monumental commitment and support for women in tourism.’
After receiving the award, the First Lady pledged to mobilise women and the youth across the continent to achieve the goals of the organisation.
Dame Jonathan said tourism development would go a long way in assisting women and the youth to engage in meaningful ventures to generate wealth.

’’Tourism is a veritable instrument of fighting poverty and has the potential to advance the economies of African countries,’’ she noted.

Gains of tourism
She listed the gains of tourism to include creation of products and services, investment in infrastructure, poverty reduction and stimulation of micro-finance.
The First Lady also stressed the need to promote peace and unity on the continent, saying peace was important for development.

She appreciated the tourism potentials of Cross River state, describing the state as Nigeria's leading tourism destination.

Status of women and youth
Governor Liyel Imoke said the honour bestowed on the first lady was timely and in recognition of her untiring efforts to uplift the status of women and youths.

’’This conference should create new avenues to expand the opportunities in the tourism sector,’’ Governor Imoke said
He commended the Minister of Tourism, Culture and National Orientation, Chief Edem Duke for partnering with the state in organising the conference, saying it would ‘go a long way in developing tourism in Africa.’
The minister said that the conference had afforded Africa a voice to reposition tourism into an important asset.

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27years Old Man Kidnaps His Blood Brother, And Collects N4m Ransom

How far will you go in a bid to get money from your elder brother to start a business? Well a young man seems to have provided the answer to the question by his stupid action.



Okafor Chukwujekwu, a 27-year-old man, has been arrested by the police in Lagos for conspiring, arranging and kidnapping his blood brother, Cosmos Chukwujekwu for a ransom.

We gathered that the victim was kidnapped close to his house at Festac Town, Lagos, and taken to an unknown place where he was made to pay N4 million ransom before he was released.

The victim surrendered his Honda car, handsets and paid cash of N1.8 million before they released him. The total value of what he paid them in exchange for his freedom was N4 million.

Mr Cosmos reported the matter at Festac Police Division and during investigation it was discovered that it was his younger brother who executed the kidnap for selfish reasons. Olufamous.com learnt that Okafor had earlier asked his elder brother (Cosmos) for some money to set up a business. He agreed but told him to be patient and give him some time to raise some money.

Trying to be faster than his shadow, Okafor arranged with one Malik Sherif and they ambushed Cosmos on his way home and threatened to kill him if he did not pay the money.

Both of them were later arrested by the police. Okafor and Malik have thus been arraigned before an Apapa Magistrate court presided over by E.A. Ogundare. After listening to the case against them the presiding magistrate send them to Kirikiri prison and adjourned the matter for further hearing.

Oga O: Oyinbo Celebrities Launch 'Aso Ebi' For Obama's Presidential Campaign

Who says Nigeria cannot invent something good? see oyinbo now copying us

Gov. Sanusi Lamido Dismisses 800 Workers From Afribank (Wickedness?)

800 workers from the former Afribank Plc (now Mainstreet Bank) got their pink slips on Friday, June 22, 2012.

The firing came despite being told by the federal government and organised labour to keep staff on the payroll until disputes between management and staff were resolved. A few days earlier, discussions between the Ministry of Labour and Productivity, organised labour and the bank’s management over the “outstanding gratuity of staff of the defunct Afribank” according to the our source took place in Abuja.



On Monday the union requested that the fired staff be returned immediately to work, calling the dismissals illegal and carried out outside of the normal procedure. They threatened to bring the bank to a halt if the request was not granted.

Those fired were shut out of the bank’s computer network, and in some cases, out of their offices, and told to wait for the full details of their dismissal in an e-mail.

According to the our source, 800 members of staff were dismissed, “over 650  were members of the Association of Senior Staff of Banks, Insurance and Financial Institutions, ASSBIFI, affiliated to the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, while the rest were members of the National Union of Banks, Insurance and Financial Employees, NUBIFIE, affiliated to Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC.”

At a briefing, yesterday, Secretary-General of TUC, Chief John Kolawole, said: “The Trade Union Congress of Nigeria (TUC) views this act of Management of Mainstreet Bank Ltd as the height of provocation and lawlessness which is condemnable.  Consequently, TUC unequivocally states and demands the reversal of these terminations and other anti-labour acts immediately, failing which TUC will mobilise all its affiliates, allies and resources to shut down completely the operations of the bank nationwide.”

He added “We are therefore appealing to all well-meaning Nigerians, Hon. Minister of Labour and  Productivity, Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Director-General, Nigeria Deposit Insurance Cooperation (NDIC), The Managing Director, Asset Management Company of Nigeria(AMCON), Acting Inspector General of Police to prevail on the Management of the Bank before the bubble bursts.”

LMAO! Mopol Slaps Davido For Talking Too Much

According to our source, Davido was invited for the recently concluded Nokia Rap Battle show alongside other prominent acts by one Nosa, a fast rising music producer cum manager. The show ended and according to the source, Davido who was said to be drunk to stupor insisted on leaving in a friend’s car instead of going in the one the ones that brought him, and other top artistes and crew from the hotel.



He insisted though and Nosa being his host had to drive behind them, bubble later burst when the car conveying Davido was stopped by some military men for the routine check especially at that time of the night.

Our source revealed that the obviously tipsy Davido jumped out of the car and started boasting "don't you know me, what the fcuk is wrong with you guys..." He started shouting about who he is and what guts the Mopol men had to stop his friend`s car.

This act, infuriated one of the Mopol and while the musician was still ranting and boasting, he was landed a dirty slap and was threatened with gun to shut up if he does not want to be bathed in his blood.

The musician we were further told was immediately rushed back into the car by Nosa and his friend who had at that point got down from their bus and pleaded with the uniformed men that he’s actually a popular musician especially in Lagos and was coming from a show.

Nigerian breaks academic record at John Hopkins University

Fellow Nigerians, meet  Emmanuel Ohuabunwa who made us proud in the United States


A 22-year-old Nigerian, Emmanuel Ohuabunwa, has made history at John Hopkins University, United States of America.  Ohuabunwa from Arochukwu, Abia State, has done the nation proud by becoming the first black man to make a Grade Point Average of 3.98 out of 4.0 to bag a degree in Neurosciences in the university. He was also adjudged as having the highest honours during the graduation that was held on May 24 this year.

For his efforts, he has won a scholarship to Yale University to pursue a degree in medicine. Besides, he has been inducted into Phi Beta Kappa Society, a prestigious honour group that features membership of 17 US Presidents, 37 US Supreme Court Justices, and 136 Nobel Prize winners.

Ohuabunwa, who was born in Okota, Lagos and attended Lilly Fields Primary School, Lagos, said he left Nigeria after his junior secondary school education at Air Force Comprehensive School, Ibadan, Oyo State.

He moved to the United States at the age of 13, at that time he was admitted into Fondren Middle School, which was in the middle of the ghetto, so he was subjected to Racism, He said, " “Some asked me if I lived in mud huts and ate faeces for breakfast. I remember one day, when I was walking to the school bus, a boy came from behind and punched me in the face, called me an African and walked away. It took everything in me not to retaliate. I knew that God had put me in the U.S for a purpose and it did not involve fighting or selling drugs or doing the wrong things".
But in spite of this humiliation and racial prejudice against him, the first in a family of three was not discouraged. He faced his studies and was always coming top in his class. After he completed his middle school education, he passed the entrance examination to DeBakey High School for Health Professions. It was at this school that his interest in neurosciences and medicine started.

Worried that his parents might not be able to sponsor him to the university, Ohuabunwa purposed to work very hard. He did and when the result of the PSAT came, he performed so well that he won the National Achievement Scholar.

By virtue of this award, he received certificates of recognition from various organisations including senators from the Congress of both Texas and the US. He also received scholarship from the University of Houston; Rice University, Texas A&M Honors College and many more.

He had also won the Principal’s Award during the annual awards ceremony at DeBakey High School.

“During our graduation ceremony at DeBakey, I also won the Award for the Most Outstanding Senior Young Man and the student volunteer award for my volunteer activities in the State of Texas,” he said.

 But his breakthrough came when he won the Bill and Belinda Gates Foundation full scholarship to any university of his choice. He worked hard and gained admission to Johns Hopkins University to study Neurosciences.

The breast restaurant : Sexy waitresses offering dinner & full breast view

The breast restaurant guide: The breast restaurant guide: How waitresses offering dinner and a tacky 'view' are keeping diners alive



The waitresses at Twin Peaks wear skimpy plaid tops that accentuate their chests.

In case you didn't catch the joke, the chain's logo is an image of two pointy, snow-capped mountains. And the sports bar doesn't stop there: It promises 'scenic views.'

Twin Peaks owner Randy DeWitt downplays all of that and insists that the appeal of the restaurant goes beyond the obvious. Hearty meals and a focus on making customers feel special, he says, are what really keeps them coming back.

'We believe in feeding the ego before feeding the stomach,' he says. Or as the website of the mountain lodge-themed restaurant states: 'Twin Peaks is about you, `cause you're the man!'

Twin Peaks is part of a booming niche in the beleaguered restaurant industry known as 'breastaurants,' or sports bars that feature scantily clad waitresses.

Jim Iyke Acquitted From Charges Of 419 And Fruad

The $100,000 scam case involving Nollywood actor Jim Iyke has been thrown out by the court clearing Jim Iyke of any liabilities. The case which was instituted by one Habiba Abubakar was quashed for lack of evidence. Commenting about the dismissal, Jim said: “Yes it is over. It’s just a business venture and someone in the partnership wanted more because they’re connected and I won’t back down and they said I fraud them. The judge struck it out and ended the case this week for lack of evidence. We have long resolved out of court. The case officially closed on 15th June 2012.” Hopefully, issues like this will be a thing of the past for Nollywood stars as they forge ahead with a career that has global ramifications with clear lenses all over what they do.

Boko Haram Breaks Into Damaturu Prison, Yobe State, Free Detained Members

Reports reaching us from Yobe State is that the dreaded Islamic sect, Boko Haram has kept to its threat once again that it would carry out another strike on Sunday June 24. This time the attack was on Damaturu, a city that is already under a 24-hour curfew.


Sources say bombs and explosives were freely used in the premises of the Damaturu prison where security intelligence confirmed that some Boko Haram agents are being temporarily held. Cant ascertain the number of casualties yet, but will definately keep you updated.

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Yabatech Female Student Drugged, Raped By Fellow Student On Campus

A student of Yaba College of Technology, Akoka, Yaba, Lagos State, Southwest Nigeria, Adegoke Kehinde, has been arrested by the police for allegedly drugging and raping a female student (name withheld) on campus. The 24-year old Kehinde has been charged before the Yaba Magistrate’s court on a two-count charge of rape and assault.

We gathered that Kehinde reportedly lured the teenager to a spot within the school dormitory at about 10 p.m. on the day he allegedly committed the act and offered her drugged soft drink.

She was said to have slept off immediately she drank it. This allegedly enabled Kehinde to rape her.

The defendant reportedly confessed to the police that he had tried to have sex with her to no avail prior to that day.

He said he administered the drug on her drink so that she would get intoxicated and allow him have sex with her.

We gathered that the victim became conscious the next day when she woke up naked on a bed with sperm dripping from her private part.

She felt humiliated and reported the matter to the police at Sabo, Yaba Division

The police  later arrested and charged Kehinde to court under Sections 237 and 266 of the Criminal Code, Laws of Lagos State of Nigeria 2011.

He pleaded not guilty and the presiding Magistrate, Mrs S. K. Matepo,  granted him bail in the sum of N100,000 with two sureties in like sum.

The defendant was remanded in prison custody at Ikoyi as he could not meet the bail condition.

Rev. Chris Okotie Ends Second Marriage To Stephanie Henshaw After Four Years

It was a bleak Sunday for the congregation of former pop star turned cleric, Pastor Kris Okotie when he announced the break-up in his marriage of four years to his second wife, Stephanie. The bad news which enveloped the Household of God Church, Oregun, Lagos stunned members as they stood still and speechless for seconds after he dropped the bombshell shortly to the close of  Sunday service few hours ago. The Sunday service which coincided with the June’s brethren’s’ birthday celebration had recorded soul lifting songs and dances interspersed with fervent prayers, ministration and cutting of the cake. Okotie, in a sparkling white short-sleeve suit suddenly drew the attention of the church. “Stephanie and I are no longer married. We have separated. You can see she’s not in church today. It’s due to irreconcilable differences and you should please respect our wishes at this time because there is no going back.


Question, Who attends Rev. Chris Okotie's church here?

Well I dont want to say anything before people start abusing me, but why wo nt marriage crash when you wont respect yourself as a pastor you still want to marry beautiful woman with figure 8 coca cola bottle shape but preach that we should marry soul mates, this is his second marriage, #on2dnext

Ambassador Olusegun Olusola Dies At 77

Late Ambassador Olusegun Olusola

The very popular veteran artist and culture enthusiast Ambassador Olusegun Olusola has passed away at the age of 77.
Olusola is reported to have died at about 6:30PM on Thursday, June 21, 2012 after a brief illness.
The cause of death still remains unknown as at the time of filing in this report.
A former Nigerian Ambassador to Ethiopia, Olusola is the creator of Village Headmaster, founder, African Refugee Foundation and Grand Patron of Nigerian Broadcasters Awards.
He was married to Elsie Olusola, a former TV presenter and actress with whom he had three children: Ronke, Jimmy and Toyin.
Elsie who passed away in 1993 once played the role of ‘Sisi Clara’ in the Village Headmaster series. He later remarried a  former classmate of his.

WTF: A 26 Years Old Nigerian Sentenced To Death By Hanging For Stealing N1,705

This is unbelievable but it has happened LIVE in our country, Nigeria. A Jos High Court on Thursday, 21 June 2012, sentenced a 26-year-old man, Obinah John, to death by hanging for stealing the sum of One Thousand, Seven Hundred and Five Naira ( N1,705) cash from one Dorothy Olaniyi.



We gathered that Obinah, now on death row, was also accused of of stealing two rolls of peak milk sachets, valued at N400 from the same Dorothy.

The prosecution counsel, Mr G.D. Fwonyon, who is the deputy director, Public Prosecution in Plateau State had told the court that Obinah, in company with an accomplice identified as John, now at large, robbed the Dorothy on November 18, 2005 in her shop at Gada Biu, Jos, at gunpoint.

The Public Prosecutor told the judge point-blank that since Obinah used a gun to rob Olaniyi, he had committed a criminal offence punishable with death by hanging.

We gathered that Obinah's counsel, Mr. Tobechukwu Kekemeke tried all he could to convince the judge otherwise, but his pleas fell on deaf ears. He was said to have accused the police of “not telling the truth about the gun” said to have been used by Obinah.

Mr. Kekemeke pointed out that the police presented three statements, with only the last indicating a confession by the accused that he used a gun against the victim. He further argued that the prosecution had failed to prove to the court that the accused actually used a gun to commit the act.

But in a 60-page judgment, Justice Yargata Nimpa said the evidence before her showed that the accused, Obinah, committed the offence and thus sentenced him to death by hanging.

Photo: Did Mrs. Uche Rodriguez Gets A Nose Job?

So there is a photo graph of Uche Jumbo Making the rounds, this is what she used to look like.



This is what she looks like now.



Something does not add up?

MayD's Model Girlfriend Gets Large Tattoos Of His Name On Her Back and Arm

Her name is Adebola Olowoporoku, she is the current girlfriend of rising star and P square’s protégée, MayD. She got a permanent tattoo of her beaus name on her arm and back, once could imagine what this poor girl will do when MayD hits it major and blows up/when they split. lol.

I wonder why girls like to tie men down?? fish brain or not?

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Not Too Old For School – 80 Year-Old Pa Alimi Olarenwaju Amodu Graduates with Se

An 80 year-old retired civil servant, Pa Alimi Olarenwaju Amodu yesterday received his Second Class Honours degree in Sociology from the Lagos State University.



At the University’s 17th convocation cerenmony, Pa Amodu was amongst the over 27,087 students who graduated from the institution. The father of seven is undoubtedly Nigeria’s oldest University student.

When a 74 year old man gained admission to study Law in April 2012 at Obafemi Awolowo University, many thought he was the oldest Nigerian student. However, Pa Amodu’s determination and courage to search for knowledge in spite of his age is certainly something quite enviable.

The octogenarian does not just have his sights set on a Bachelors degree but wants to have a PhD before he returns to his creator. He has already sat for and passed a Master’s degree examination to study Industrial Relations in LASU. After his Ph.D, he plans to give back to the society by establishing a primary school in his home town, Oniyangi.

He never failed any course during his undergraduate days and was popularly known as “Youngest Student” and “Baba Bookwarm” amongst other students.

“It was by God’s grace that I graduated from LASU without having to re-sit for any carry-over course. Although during my undergraduate days, I faced a lot of challenging moments like having to wake up very early to catch a bus to school. What really helped me to succeed throughout was that I had from the foundation learned from my mother to wake up as early as 3.00 a.m. I usually read from 3.00 a.m. to 6.00 a.m to constantly update my scope of knowledge, and I thank God who saw me through to this point.”

On how he felt sitting together to receive lectures with students who are young enough to be his grand children, he said: “That’s very good. It was a stiff competition between me and them. When you are competing with young students, there’s no age consideration. I have to always struggle to sit at the front in class. Another point is that the lecturers address everyone as equal in the university.”

Sharing his most memorable moment on campus, he recalled the incident that occurred in class sometime ago, when he dozed off during a lecture. “That day, my lecturer caught me dozing in class. He said to me: ‘Baba you are sleeping’ and I said, ‘No sir, I wasn’t sleeping.”

So he said: ‘If you weren’t sleeping, what did I say last?” I couldn’t answer. He asked me what I ate before coming to school, and I told him I ate rice. Then he advised me not to take heavy meals before coming to school , but just a cup of tea and some slices of bread. “The funniest thing is that I was disciplined by standing up till the end of the lecture.”

Pa Amodu surely has had an interesting journey through the University.

Congratulations Sir! I pray you achieve all that you have set out for in all you endeavours. With your resilience, you have shown that there is no age limit to dreaming, setting goals and achieving success.

CBN Governor Lamido Sanusi Resumes Work in Chieftancy Regalia

On Friday June 9th 2012, Governor of Central Bank of Nigeria, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, was turbaned the Dan Majen Kano by the Emir of Kano, Alhaji Ado Bayero, in recognition of his experience, exposure, and good character.

The astute banker resumed work today in his office in Abuja wearing his chieftancy garb. Cute outfit…but how can you work if you can’t even see your hands, eh Governor? lol.

Psquare ft. Rick Ross - Beautiful Onyiye Video

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AHEAD OF 2012/2013 UNILAG/MAULAG POST-UTME: SENATE RE-OPENS INSTITUTION ON MONDAY

The senate council of the University of Lagos(UNILAG), now Moshood Abiola University(MAULAG) has ordered the return of the students to their classrooms as well as their hostels as they prepare to commence academic activities, after a what happens to be a turbulent semester.
The institution has faced so many crisis, both internally and externally, this semester, which includes;
• The death of their Vice- Chancellor(Professor Sofoluwe)
• The death of a former HOD in the computer science department. (Two weeks after)
• The protest called upon, by the renaming of the institution (two weeks after).
• The shut down of UNILAG and compulsory vacation of hostel and university buildings (few days later).
It would be remembered that the Institution(UNILAG) was forced to a closedown, two weeks ago, when the students protested the democracy day broadcast of the presidents, which saw them acquire a new identity.
The president, Dr Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, In his speech, renamed the Institution after the supposed June 12 election winner, Dr MKO Abiola.
This was not taken in lightly as expected of the students, who vowed to fight till the end, to retain their identity.
The case even worsened when the students moved to Obstruct traffic flow in the 3rd mainland bridge, one of the busiest Routes in the state which joins the lagos mainland to the Lagos Island, thereby preventing the movement of people, their goods and their business for that day.
It was also reported that the Alumni council of the institution were not happy with the change as they also took the Federal government to Court, over the issue.
This led to the close down of the institutions, to allow the senate make decisions, which would ensure the safety of Institution, as well as its students.
At this moment, we are happy to announce that, the decision has been made, and the senate has ordered the University to be re-opened, and academic activities, to be commenced immediately.
The UNILAG Senate hereby re-opens the university on Monday 18th June; 2012.
Student are to return to their hostels on Sunday 17th June; 2012 at 4pm.
Thanks
DSA.
All Unilag/Maulag students are by this notice, required to return to their various hostels, as academic activities would commence immediately

Horror as six-month-old boy die after evil rats Feasted on his Face

ON Saturday morning, Nthabiseng lay her six-month-old boy down on the bed next to her. She breastfed him, watched as he went to sleep, and fell asleep herself.

A few hours later, she woke up to find that giant rats had been eating her boy’s face!

“My child’s mouth was covered in blood and his eyes had terrible cuts. I called an ambulance and my son was taken to Leratong Hospital,” Nthabiseng Mgangame (27) said.

But late that night she got a call that her son, Philandar, had died. The baby was buried yesterday at Lenasia cemetery. Nthabiseng and other residents said evil rats were taking over Spooktown in Bekkersdal, west of Joburg.

“They come from the graveyard and invade our shacks at night. I felt like someone was hitting me on the face. I was asleep but I tried to fight it off. Eventually I woke up and that’s when I saw cuts on my face and blood coming out of my mouth. The rats nibbled on my eyes and I could not see clearly when I woke up,” said a neighbor, Ntswaki Malomane (23) who had also been attacked by the rats.

Ntswaki was taken to hospital and treated for rat bites.

Photo Of Nigerian Singer, Goldie Without Her Makeup and Brazilian Hair

Relatives of the passengers in the Dana Air plane that crashed in Lagos have kicked against a proposed mass burial for unidentified victims deposited at Mainland Hospital, Ebute-Metta.

Out of the 153 passengers who died, only 50 have been identified as at yester-day, seven days after the plane crashed in the outskirts of Lagos. Of the 50 identified bodies, 29 are males, 17 females and four babies.

The affected relatives made their views known yesterday at a closed door meeting with Governor Babatunde Fashola at the Lagos House, Ikeja.

A relative of one of the unidentifiable victims, Johnson Akanji, informed Daily Trust after the meeting that the Lagos State governor had touted the idea of mass burial to be carried out by the state government, but some of the affected families, particularly foreign nationals, rejected the plan.

According to him, Indians and Europeans whose relations died in the crash did not subscribe to the idea. “We were told 67 bodies have been identified so far. They said others could not be identified until DNA is carried out on them. The agreement reached was that we would wait till the test is carried out on the bodies instead of mass burial,” he said.

Meanwhile, Governor Babatunde Fashola has disclosed that a special committee (Relationship Team) has been set up by the government to ensure effective communication between the state government and families of victims of the plane crash.

Briefing reporters after the closed door meeting, the governor said that some decisions had been taken during the meeting, adding that both sides have agreed to commence the process of identifying bodies which have not been identified so as to let their families claim them for burial.

Meanwhile 50 out of the 153 persons killed in the crash have so far been identified by the relations while two yet to be identified adult bodies are still lying in the morgue at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH).

The bodies, Daily Trust learnt will be released to their relations this week while DNA test have commenced on the bodies of unidentifiable bodies to ensure that bodies are not released to the wrong families.

Some of the 50 victims identified as obtained from the Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LASUTH) at the weekend include Martin Alade, Sonny Ehioghae,  Okocha Christopher, Stanford Obstrute, Maimuna Anyene, Onyeka Ayaene, Temitope Ariyibi, Chinwe Uzoamaka Obi, Anibaba Tosin, Falmata Mohammed Ikpoki Obiola, Patrick Eze Okonji, Bassy Eyo, Kanguyi (Chinese) and Charles Ntoko.

Also identified already are Dr Abiodun Jonathan, Ifeanwaka Jones, Obot Emmanuel, Prof. C.O Onwuluri,  Olabinjo Awodogbin, Obinna Akabueze, Nagidi Ibrahim, Mahmud Ahmed Dukawa, Ibrahim Jangana, George Moses,  Femi Shobowale, ,  John Ahmadu Hamza (DIG), Abrahim Adijolola and Abraham Adiloju.

It was learnt that the DNA test to be conducted on the corpses would take two weeks. Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola had last week Thursday appealed to family members and relatives of victims of the Dana Air mishap of last Sunday to exercise more patience so that proper identification could be carried on the bodies before they are released.

“There is a big risk here of releasing the wrong body to the wrong family. Even yesterday, I was told that in the process of identifying, there was almost a mix up between two families because of the state of the bodies. There are foreigners also involved. There is danger of giving away Nigerian body to be taken away,” he said.

Governor Fashiola  stressed that the need to conduct a meticulous and scientific identification process to avoid ‘costly errors’ is responsible for the seeming delay and appealed for patience while experts work round the clock to help identify the bodies.

Photo Of Nigerian Singer, Goldie Without Her Makeup and Brazilian Hair

Nigerian pop princes is surely one beauty to be hold....... That is when she gets her makeup on point, she does normally look like this:
Want to see what the real Goldie looks like without all the painting and makeup? See below

Dana crash: Words fail me, but GOD Almighty knows best — Pastor Adeboye

“As a Father, a Pastor, a Leader, at a time like this, one is looked up to for comfort and guidance but I must say the recent events involving the Dana Air crash and the bomb blast in Northern Nigeria has touched me deeply from different angles. The loss of fathers, mothers, daughters, sons, brothers, sisters, innocent children, RCCG members, non-members, and my beloved fellow Nigerians saddens me. Words fail me, but GOD Almighty knows best. My Family and I are praying for ALL the victims and most especially their relatives and loved ones. May the true comforter comfort you, guide you, be with you, heal your hearts and take the pain away in JESUS name. Amen.” — Pastor Adeboye

Captain Peter Waxton, Pilot Of The Ill-Fated Dana Flight Recovered

•Captain Peter Waxtan, the American pilot who flew the ill-fated Dana plane on Sunday, was on his last flight and last day in Nigeria before returning to his country, friends and former colleagues said.




•Exclusive photo of Captain Waxtan while he was being brought out of the crahsed Dana plane. PHOTO: Olatunji Erinfolami.
A former pilot for Miramar-based Spirit Airlines, Waxtan resumed work with Dana Air in March 2012, Oscar Wason, the airline’s director of operations said.

In all, Waxtan had flown Dana planes for 30 days and was off duty for 15 days, Pat Squires, a pilot who worked with him for 15 years told Sun Sentinel newspaper in the United States, adding that he was to return on Sunday (3 June), the same day the Dana flight 992 crashed in Lagos, southwest Nigeria, killing 152 people on board and at least 10 others on the ground.

Squire added that Waxtan was eager to return to the US and spend time with Lisa, his fiancée. The 55-year old pilot was to have arrived his Fort Lauderdale home on Wednesday (today), he said.

The American pilot worked at Spirit from 1997 to 2009 before his contract and that of Squires, his colleague, were terminated during union negotiations with the airline.

“It was a political thing,” Squires said, which occurred during union negotiations with the airline. Both men then flew for Falcon Air Express, a Miami-based charter service.

Last year they both departed Falcon. Waxtan later joined Dana Air, where he worked 30 days on and 15 off, Squires said.



•The late Captain Waxtan
“Sunday was supposed to be his last day in the rotation in Nigeria,” he said.

Waxtan lived with Lisa, his fiancee, who through a friend declined to give her last name. “He spent as much time as he could get with her,” Squires said.

“It’s just so devastating,” said a Coral Springs flight attendant who knew Waxtan. “He was a good guy, he was one of my favorites,” Springs told Sun Sentinel newspaper.

Flight 992 was few kilometers on its final approach to the Lagos airport when Waxtan declared an emergency. Witnesses said it appeared the plane was having engine trouble, Wason said.

The jetliner crashed into a two-storey railway building, hitting the ground tail first and exploding in flames.

Squires described his friend as a “consummate professional” at flying. “He was the best MD-80 captain I’ve ever seen,” said Squires, formerly of Broward County and now of Phoenix.

Squires said crash photos showing Flight 992 on the ground with it nose up indicates Waxtan was trying to keep it in the air right until the end.

“He did everything he could to save that aircraft,” Squires said. “In the end, if he knew it was going down, he did everything he could to minimize the amount of damage on the ground.”“If nothing else, his efforts were heroic.”

Three other friends, flight attendants or other workers at Spirit Airlines, described Waxtan as a “genuine nice guy” who was quick with a smile or a joke. They asked that their names not be used, however, because officials at Spirit have prohibited employees from speaking about their lost friend.

Squires said Waxtan was a former Army helicopter pilot who enjoyed hiking. About three weeks ago, the two men spoke. “He was very happy, he kept telling me, ‘We need captains, come on over,’ “ Squires recalled.

“I’m still in shock,” said the friend, his voice breaking. “God, I’m going to miss him.”, the Sun Sentinel reported.

At the Dana Air Accident Information Centre at the Murtala Muhammed Airport 2, very few relatives showed up to identify their loved ones and inside the terminal building, there were only few passengers.

Dana passengers scurried to their airline’s counter for refund. Efforts to get the names of other members of Dana crew proved abortive as their colleagues refused to talk, to say what they remember about their departed colleagues.

Source: Pmnews 6-6-2012

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Covenant University Expelled Final Year Student On Grounds Of Lesbianism

The University authorities of Covenant University, Canaanland Ota in Ogun state, has sacked a 22-year old final year student of the University on grounds of lesbianism. University Administration officer who spoke with Hope For Nigeria said that the student's activities and unquenchable desire for other ladies was disturbing and embarrassing to the University. He regrets the decision but said that sexual orientation and exploits does not give a Faith based University like Covenant, a good name. Wow, what do you all think.. Cool or not? I don't support LGBTs but she's a final year stu, that regardless tho, but could she not have been counselled? People change BAD ways - there I said it - if shown a level of support and love.

A Female Student Of Igbinedion University Stabs Roommate 7 Times

Some students of the Igbinedion Univeristy, Okada, Edo State, contacted me yesterday about an incident that happened in their school involving two room mates, Chioma Onyeagwe and Hope Amadi. They had a fight over a shirt, and one of them nearly lost her life.
According to reports, Hope Amadi borrowed Chioma’s cloth and refused to return it for many days. When Chioma asked for her cloth back on Tuesday June 5th, Hope allegedly became extremely aggressive and the two girls got into serious argument. Then a fight ensued. According to witnesses,  Hope Amadi picked up scissors from their room and stabbed Chioma seven times on the neck, arm and other places.
Chioma was rushed to the Igbinedion University Teaching Hospital, where doctors reported that Chioma was stabbed on her artery, and that if she hadn’t been rushed to the hospital when she was she would have died.

The victim, Chioma Onyeagwe, presently in the hospital receiving treatments

Hope Amadi has been suspended from school

Yoruba Girl, Opeyemi Sodipe becomes the youngest Nigerian girl to bags PhD at 25

She's young and imbued with the spirit of excellence. 25-year-old Opeyemi Sodipe set a new record during the 10th convocation of the Babcock University, Ilisan-Remo, Ogun State on Sunday as she became the first graduate of Babcock to bag a PhD at 25.



Miss Sodipe bagged a PhD in Business Information. According to her growing up story, as she narrated, she had a bad academic start. She was a dullard until an incident changed this when she was in JSS3 at King’s International School in Ibadan, Oyo State.

“I cannot describe myself as an average student when I was in primary and junior secondary school. I was a dullard. But this changed when our literature teacher in JSS 3 gave us a test and I failed woefully. The infuriated teacher while distributing our scripts just threw my own at my face and abused me. She called me olodo (an academic non-performer) and I was greatly embarrassed in front of my classmates. I wept till I reached home,” she stated.

On getting home, she told her mother about the ‘insult’ unleashed on her by her teacher. But to her surprised, her mother too scolded her. However, her mum did what a responsible parent should do: “She later encouraged me to buckle up. She said my teacher’s action should be seen as a wake-up call. I took the advice and prayed to God to give me wisdom that night and everything changed when I got to SS1. I always emerged as one of the best in my class till I left the school in 2002,” she said.

Since then, this Ogun State-born lady has not looked back. She gained admission to BU in September 2002 and graduated in 2006 as the best graduating student in her class. Also at the University of Ibadan, while studying for her Master's degree, she emerged the second best graduating student with a score of 69 in 2010. The best graduating student in her class then made 69.9.

Her proud parents - Mr. & Mrs. David and Deborah Sodipe - who accompanied her to the convocation, said that God’s grace, discipline and sacrifice on their part were responsible for their daughter’s feat.

Open University Student, Ayo Balogun Hangs Himself After FB Confession

Not sure what came on this guy but he inject himself with a lethal dose of G20 and went on to hand himself on a mago tree, a classic case of "being followed from the village", he updated his facebook status before committing the hideous act.

So Heaven or hell?

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Did First Lady cause Dana airplane to crashed after blocking airspace for 2hrs?

"Is there any way of getting confirmation about news I'm just getting that the Dana plane was distressed for a while but could not make an emergency landing because the airspace was closed for 2 hours for  the Presidential Jet carrying Dame Patience Goodluck Jonathan."



Private jet owners who had to hover in the air same time leaked this. This was apparently the reason local news didn't report the crash for so long till CNN and foreign news stations started reporting it.




>>>CLICK HERE TO VIEW Photos of people that died in the Dana Air-plane Crashed<<<

Local news was 'blacked out' trying to kill the story of the airspace being closed while a distressed plane couldn't land.

It would be shocking if so. Though there was engine failure there was still time for the plane to have landed apparently.

You do know anyway that the airspace is closed for up to 2hours each time the Presidential Jet needs to go into the air? 2 hours for a 15minute take off or landing!

And this jet is used by President, VP, President's wife and if I recall David Mark. It's almost a daily occurrence I've been told by airline staff when it caught me out on a trip.

The truth remains that the President's wife was actually in Lagos to attend the christening of their personal assistant's child at the Oriental hotel. Lekki. Anyone living on the Lekki axis saw first hand the horrendous traffic caused by the president's wife's visit and confirmed reports from airport staff who volunteered information, collaborated this fact, that the Lagos airport was actually shut for 2 hours, about the same time the ill fated Dana Plane crashed.

This also strongly explains the reason why Aero contractor airplane could not depart Abuja for Lagos at 3:40pm because of the closure of the Lagos airport. This is bad and one can only imagine the deep sorrow ad-in-finitum (without limit) that the families of these unfortunate Nigerians and other nationals are currently plagued into.

Yes we have to and yes we can; beginning from our immediate homes and While we pray for the repose of the souls of the departed, we need as a nation to thoroughly do some deep communities. with time this will snowball into our National consciousness. For how long are we going to sacrifice the lives of our dear brothers and sisters and by extension mortgage the future of their/our children, just for the comfort of our leaders? For a 15 minutes ritual of plane take-off, an airport was shut for 2 hours because our "DEAR FIRST LADY" was scheduled to return to Abuja. OH merciful God, help Nigeria in Distress!''

Nigerians need to know what happened? who closed the airstrip for two hours on sunday june 3,2012?

DANA AIR CRASH: List of Bodies Recovered So Far

National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) bringing out bodies from the crashed Dana aircraft this morning. PHOTOS: EMMANUEL OSODI




National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) bringing out bodies from the crashed Dana aircraft this morning.
PHOTOS: EMMANUEL OSODI.


Meimuna Anyene died in the crash alongside 8 family members including three kids and an unborn baby



Dana Air cabin crew member, Vivien Effiong Atangakak, was also among those who died yesterday when the plane crashed in Lagos.


Nigeria Civil Aviation Authority Releases List of Bodies Recovered So Far
By NCAA
Aircraft Type: MD-83, Reg. Mark: 5N-RAM, Route: ABV- LOS, Date: 3rd June, 2012, Time: 3:43pm, Location: Iju Ishaga, Lagos.

S/N     Flight #     Departure Date     Passenger's Title     Passenger's First Name     Passenger's Last Name
1     992                     Jun 3, 2012           OTARU     SAKA
2     992                    Jun 3, 2012     MRS     ANJOLA     FATOKUN
3     992                    Jun 3, 2012     MSTR     OLAOLUWA     FATOKUN
4     992                    Jun 3, 2012     INF     IBUKUN     FATOKUN
5     992                    Jun 3, 2012     MSTR     UGABIO     OYOSORO
6     992                    Jun 3, 2012     MS     RAJULIE     OYOSORO
7     992                   Jun 3, 2012     MRS     ADENIKE     AJANI
8     992                   Jun 3, 2012     MS     AIMANEHI     ONEMOLEASE
9     992                   Jun 3, 2012     INF     EYINOJUOLUWA     DAVIDKOLAWOLE
10     992                 Jun 3, 2012     MRS     FORTUNE     DAVIDKOLAWOLE
11     992                 Jun 3, 2012     MR     OBIOLA     IKPOKI
12     992                Jun 3, 2012     MR     ABRAHAM     ADIJOLOLA
13     992                Jun 3, 2012     MS     INIOBONG     ASUQUO
14     992                Jun 3, 2012           UDOH     PATIENCE SUNDAY
15     992                Jun 3, 2012     MS     CHINERO     OKAFOR
16     992                Jun 3, 2012     MRS     ANTONIA     ATTUH
17     992                Jun 3, 2012           OLUWADAMILARE     ADELEKE
18     992                Jun 3, 2012     MS     JENNIFER     ONITA
19     992                Jun 3, 2012     MS     JOSEPHINE     ONITA
20     992                Jun 3, 2012           JONES     IFEKAWA
21     992                Jun 3, 2012     MR     KIM     NORRIS
22     992                Jun 3, 2012     MR     ROGER     AOUADE
23     992                Jun 3, 2012     MR     OLUSANMI     AWODOGAN
24     992                Jun 3, 2012     MS     ADEDUNNI     DOHERTY
25     992                Jun 3, 2012     MRS     TEMITOPE     ARIYIBI
26     992                 Jun 3, 2012     MRS     CHINWE     DIKE
27     992                Jun 3, 2012     MR     CHUKWUEZUGO     DIKE
28     992                 Jun 3, 2012           SHUTAO     ZHAI
29     992                Jun 3, 2012           IDRIS BUGAJE     AMINA
30     992                Jun 3, 2012           MAIKUDI     BUKHARI
31     992               Jun 3, 2012           HUIZHU     LI
32     992              Jun 3, 2012           YU     WANG
33     992               Jun 3, 2012           YI     KANG
34     992             Jun 3, 2012     MR     EMMANUEL     OBOT
35     992            Jun 3, 2012     MRS     FARIDA     KAIKAI
36     992             Jun 3, 2012     MR     IBRAHIM     NAGIDI
37     992             Jun 3, 2012     MS     OLUWAKEMI     SOMOLU
38     992             Jun 3, 2012           ONYEYIRI     OLUCHI
39     992             Jun 3, 2012           MYINDADI     BERKISU
40     992           Jun 3, 2012           ANYENE     ONYEKA
41     992            Jun 3, 2012           NJOKU     OGECHI
42     992            Jun 3, 2012           ANYENE     MAIMUNA
43     992            Jun 3, 2012           ANYENE     KAMSIYONNA
44     992            Jun 3, 2012           ANYENE     KAYIMARACHI
45     992           Jun 3, 2012            ANYENE     NOAH
46     992           Jun 3, 2012            ANYENE     KAYINETOCHI
47     992           Jun 3, 2012            IBRAHM     YUSUF
48     992           Jun 3, 2012     MR     BASSEY     EYO
49     992          Jun 3, 2012     MR     CHARLES     NTUKO
50     992         Jun 3, 2012     MRS     TOSIN     ANIBABA
51     992        Jun 3, 2012     MR     FEMI     SHOBOWALE
52     992        Jun 3, 2012     MR     CHRISTOPHER     OKOCHA
53     992        Jun 3, 2012     MRS     FALMATA     MOHAMMED
54     992        Jun 3, 2012              ADEBIYI     ADEKUNBI
55     992        Jun 3, 2012               NOSIKE     PETER
56     992        Jun 3, 2012     MR     SONNY     EHIOGHAE
57     992        Jun 3, 2012     MRS     CHINWE     OBI
58     992         Jun 3, 2012     MRS     MEMUNA     SHAIBU
59     992        Jun 3, 2012     MR     MAHMUD     DUKAWA
60     992        Jun 3, 2012     MR     EHIME     AIKHOMU
61     992        Jun 3, 2012     MR     ABIODUN     OLUWASEGUNFUNMI
62     992       Jun 3, 2012                ABIODUN     JONATHAN
63     992       Jun 3, 2012     MRS     AROKOYU     OLUSOLA
64     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     AYOOLA     ADEKOLA
65     992       Jun 3, 2012     MS     OBIANUJU     EROKWU
66     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     OCHIGBO     LT COL CHUMBO
67     992       Jun 3, 2012              ALI     YUSUF
68     992       Jun 3, 2012              JANGANA     IBRAHIM
69     992       Jun 3, 2012           NWAOKOAGBARA     ANTHONY
70     992       Jun 3, 2012           EVENTUS     MBONG
71     992       Jun 3, 2012     MS     BANJI     OLUKOYA
72     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     ADAMU     BAMAIYI
73     992       Jun 3, 2012                TATORU     ABIKALIO
74     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     WALE     ERIBAKE
75     992       Jun 3, 2012               ALIYU     MAHMUD
76     992       Jun 3, 2012               LAMIDI     TAIWO
77     992       Jun 3, 2012               CHUKWU-BUKA     PHILIP
78     992       Jun 3, 2012                OLUWAYOMI     BENSON
79     992       Jun 3, 2012                OKARA     ANTHONY
80     992       Jun 3, 2012     MRS     HADIZA     OTEGBEYE
81     992       Jun 3, 2012                 OKERE     CHUKWUEMEKA
82     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     OLUGBENGA     KOMOLAFE
83     992       Jun 3, 2012     MRS     AMAKA     OJUGBANA
84     992       Jun 3, 2012     INF     CHRISTOPHER     OJUGBANA
85     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     OLUMIDE     COKER
86     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     WALTER     HUNNA
87     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     ISTIFANUS     MUTIHIR
88     992       Jun 3, 2012                GARBA     NABILA
89     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     JOHN     NNADI
90     992       Jun 3, 2012               ABDU     GARBA
91     992       Jun 3, 2012              AISHA     ABDU
92     992       Jun 3, 2012    MR     GODWIN     APOCHI
93     992        Jun 3, 2012                 LAS     LILIAN
94     992        Jun 3, 2012     MISS     CHIMDINMA     ONYEAGOCHA
95     992        Jun 3, 2012                  OGECHI     ONYEGOCHA
96     992        Jun 3, 2012     MR     CELESTINE     ONWULIRI
97     992        Jun 3, 2012                GARBA     NABIL
98     992        Jun 3, 2012     MR     RAPHAEL     AMIAKA
99     992       Jun 3, 2012     MR     SAM     SHAIBU
100     992     Jun 3, 2012               ABUBAKAR     KALTUM
101     992     Jun 3, 2012   MRS     PRISCILLA     ELEJE
102     992     Jun 3, 2012     MRS     RUTH     WASA
103     992     Jun 3, 2012     MS     AWYETU     WASA
104     992     Jun 3, 2012             JONATHAN     EKELEDO
105     992     Jun 3, 2012              AHMADU     JOHN
106     992     Jun 3, 2012     MSTR     MOYOSORE     AKISANYA
107     992     Jun 3, 2012     MS        ESEOGHENE     OKOR
108     992     Jun 3, 2012     MRS     OMONIGHO     AKISANYA
109     992     Jun 3, 2012                ONYIJUKE     IJEOMA
110     992     Jun 3, 2012                SAAD USMAN     SHEHU
111     992     Jun 3, 2012                ABUGU     IKE
112     992     Jun 3, 2012               EKE     MECHA
113     992     Jun 3, 2012               ESEOGHENE     OKOR
114     992     Jun 3, 2012               ALLISON     JOY
115     992     Jun 3, 2012               OCHONOGOR     IKE
116     992     Jun 3, 2012                MOYO     AKINSANYA
117     992     Jun 3, 2012               OMONIGHO     AKINSANYA
118     992     Jun 3, 2012     MR     TUNJI     OLOKO
119     992     Jun 3, 2012     MR     LAWAL     ANAKOBE
120     992     Jun 3, 2012               U. ANAKOBE     LAWAL
121     992     Jun 3, 2012               ALVANA     OJUKWU
122     992     Jun 3, 2012               OKWULEHIE     MARIA
123     992     Jun 3, 2012               IBE     ECHEIDU
124     992     Jun 3, 2012               IBE     JENNIFER
125     992     Jun 3, 2012               UMAR     MAJ GEN TAHIR
126     992     Jun 3, 2012     MR     OLUMODEJI     AKINOLA
127     992     Jun 3, 2012     MR     TIBIEBIOWEI     ZUOFA
128     992     Jun 3, 2012     MRS     PRISCILLA     YINUSA
129     992     Jun 3, 2012                  LAWAL     HURRIYA
130     992     Jun 3, 2012     MRS     ELIZABETH     AKWAEZE
131     992     Jun 3, 2012     MR     PATRICK     OKONJI
132     992     Jun 3, 2012     MR     OLUKAYODE     OKIKIOLU
133     992     Jun 3, 2012     MR     ADEROJU     OSUNBADE