Missing 3 Undergraduates Spotted In Dubai

Three female undergraduates of Tai Solarin College of Education, Omu-Ijebu, Ogun State, who were declared missing have been sighted in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates(UAE), PREMIUM TIMES has learnt. The students, Omoeneme Maureen, Ajao Aminat Romoke and Oludegun Morufat Olayinka, have been missing from the school for several weeks, and had become a source of worry for the college management and their parents.

The school authorities and the families of the three100 level French students, had searched various parts of the state including various accidents scenes and mortuaries during the search for the students. There had also been rumours that ritualists might have kidnapped and used the ladies for ulterior actions. One of the girls eventually made contact and told a search party that they were in Dubai to seek greener pastures. When contacted, the Registrar of the College, Tunji Kanimodo, confirmed the story, adding that the students’ action was amazing.

Mr. Kanimodo told PREMIUM TIMES that the police had been informed that the girls were in the United Arab Emirates. He said the students had paid their fees and registered for the ongoing academic session before they went missing; and the school authorities would wait for appropriate action by the police before it takes further actions.

SOURCE: Premium Times

27 CHARACTERISTICS OF LOVING MEN

 1. Always calls you to find out how you day is going.

2. Will feel terrible when he forgets your birthday or anniversary and will always make it up to you.
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3. Surprises you with gifts, even when the occasion is not special.

4. Tells you regularly that he loves you.

5. Knows how to make love to you.

6. Knows how to caress, hug, kiss and fulfill your heart’s romantic desires.

7. Feels your pain when you go through hard times.

8. Loves to see you happy and rejoices with you.

9. Always makes quality time to spend with you.

10. Will never physically or emotionally abuse you.

11. Will marry you without waiting too long.

12. Will forgive and forget when you apologize for hurting his feelings.

13. Will not use your weaknesses or secrets against you.

14. Will not air your dirty laundry.

15. Is patient and willing to work on your relationship problems.

16. Knows that it is important for you to spend time with your friends and family members.

17. Will not cheat on you.

18. Will not flirt with your girlfriends to the point of annoying you.

19. Will not go out of his way to make you jealous.

20. Will always respect you in the presence of his friends and family members.

21. Always helps you with chores around the house.

22. Enjoys the company of your family and friends.

23. Supports your dreams and ambitions.

24. Never puts you down when talking to you.

25. Cares a great deal about your thoughts, feelings and opinions.

26. Is always available to help when you need him.

27. Knows that his way is not the only way.

How To Get Rid Of An Unwanted Man....

Most women want the special man in
their lives to be there forever. But if
you’re looking for guaranteed ways to
send a man away for good, find out
here.
1, Don’t respect him.
There are few things that can send a
man away faster than disrespect. Even if
he deserves your respect, don’t give it
to him. Don’t value him. Don’t listen.
Don’t consider his priorities or concerns.
Make sure he feels your life would be
much better if he weren’t in it.
2, Complain about him.
Most men look to the women in their
lives to build their self esteem and their
ego. Make sure he knows that you
expect him to fail because he is good for
nothing. Tell all your friends what a loser
he is, while he’s there, and never, ever
praise him.
3, Judge him.
Judge him negatively and criticize him
every chance you get. If you can’t find
anything negative to criticize him about,
just make something up. Utilize every
opportunity you have to find new faults
in him and make him aware of them
4, Don’t trust him
Don’t trust him, no matter how
trustworthy, honest, reliable or loyal he
proves himself to be. Accuse him and
suspect him without any provocation.
5, Blame him.
Blame him for everything that goes
wrong in your life. Take all your anger,
frustration, fears and insecurities and
place them on his shoulders. Whatever
negative feelings or experiences you are
having, punish him for it.
6, Never take responsibility.
Never apologize. Never ever admit that
something you have done may have
hurt him. Just live as though you don’t
care about how much he’s hurting. Hurt
him all you can and never say sorry.
7, Don’t support him.
Leave him alone and isolated. Never be
there for him. He’s a man and should be
able to handle whatever comes his way
by himself. You don’t have time for a
man who needs your help.
If you’re looking for ways to drive a man
far away from you and make sure he
never looks back, this is the way to go.
If you want to keep your man,however,
then do the opposite of this

Photo News! Pls tell me? Is BOWEN a University or Secondary School?

In the pix is what happens to undergraduates when they go late to chapel for Sunday service every week.

Late Ekiti Deputy Governor’s Burial Slated For April 26th

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• The remains of the late Deputy Governor of Ekiti State, Mrs Funmilayo Adunni Olayinka, will be laid to rest on Friday, April 26th, 2013.

Mrs Olayinka, 52, died in Lagos on Saturday, April 6th, after a long battle with cancer.
The week-long activities for her state burial will commence on April 22nd.
According to a statement signed by the Commissioner for Information and Civic Orientation, Mr Tayo Ekundayo, activities for the state burial of the late deputy governor would be held in Ekiti and Lagos States respectively.
According to the statement, further details will be made known as it unfolds.

Tenant Sends Landlord To Prison Over Missing Chicken

 

Cyriacus Izuekwe
A Nigerian landlord, Olubukunaji Obajimi, 56, has been remanded in prison after he was arraigned in court for locking his tenants inside their apartment over his missing chicken.
He was arraigned on a two-count charge of conduct likely to cause breach of public peace and unlawfully locking out his tenant before Ejigbo Magistrate’s Court, Lagos State, southwest Nigeria.
The landlord alleged that his tenant, Chukwunonso Okafor and his family were responsible for his missing chicken and locked all of them inside their rooms from morning till evening, insisting they must produce the chicken.
The incident happened at 55, Olubukunayo Obajimi street, Egan, outskirts of Lagos, where both reside.
They pleaded to no avail and they contacted their relation, who in turn contacted the police.
Narrating what happened, the tenant’s wife, Mrs Ngozi Okafor said they woke up and after their usual morning prayer, they discovered that their apartment was locked from outside by the landlord and they could not go out.
She said her husband, Chukwunonso asked the landlord what happened and the landlord told him that his chicken was missing and he was suspecting that one of them in his family stole it.
She said the landlord said he would release them if they provide the chicken.
She said after pleading and explaining that they had nothing to do with his chicken, he refused to listen to them and they contacted her sister who contacted the police at Igando division who rescued them.
She said there were five of them living in the apartment the landlord locked up.
The occupants included her husband and their last baby.
The presiding Magistrate, Mr P. E. Nwaka granted him bail in the sum of N50,000 with one surety in like sum.
He was remanded in custody pending when he will fulfil his bail conditions.
The matter was adjourned till 25 May, 2013.
source:pm news

Margaret Thatcher's Death Celebrated With Street Parties (Photo)

Several hundred people gathered in south London on Monday evening to celebrate Margaret Thatcher's death with cans of beer, pints of milk and an impromptu street disco playing the soundtrack to her years in power.

Young and old descended on Brixton, a suburb which weathered two outbreaks of rioting during the Thatcher years. Many expressed jubilation that the leader they loved to hate was no more; others spoke of frustration that her legacy lived on.
To cheers of "Maggie Maggie Maggie, dead dead dead," posters of Thatcher were held aloft as reggae basslines pounded.
Clive Barger, a 62-year-old adult education tutor, said he had turned out to mark the passing of "one of the vilest abominations of social and economic history".
He said: "It is a moment to remember. She embodied everything that was so elitist in terms of repressing people who had nothing. She presided over a class war."
Builder Phil Lewis, 47, a veteran of the 1990 poll tax riots, said he had turned out to recall the political struggles the Thatcher years had embroiled him in. "She ripped the arsehole out of this country and we are still suffering the consequences."
Not all those attending were old enough to remember Thatcher's time in power. Jed Miller, 21, clutching a bottle of cider, said: "She was a bit before my time, but family never had anything good to say about her."
Not all were there to celebrate. Student Ray Thornton, 28, said he was there to commemorate "victims" of Thatcherism. "It is a solemn day. It is important to remember that Thatcherism isn't dead and it is important that people get out on the street and not allow the government to whitewash what she did," he said
source:sahara/uk guardian

I was the breadwinner while my marriage lasted,...i will open my eyes well b4 marriage again — Actress, Moji Olaiya

 

''I want to use this medium to say categorically and officially that I am separated for life with my husband. I have never talked about this officially before because I was thinking we could amend and make it work again but I am saying emphatically here that all is forever over between me and my husband. This has been on for two years now but I thank God I have been able to pick my life back and move ahead''....''

Yes, of course but this time to a real man, a God-fearing, hardworking, loving and understanding man who will love me for who I am and love my job too. Someone who is capable of taking care of me and not vice versa. And I will take my time to study him well this time around''......Moji Olaiya

BREAKING NEWS: Ekiti Deputy Gov Is Dead...

Ekiti Deputy Gov Dies Of Cancer

    

After weeks on conflicting reports,family sources have confirmed that the Deputy Governor of Ekiti,Mrs Funmilayo Olayinka is dead after a prolong battle with Cancer.She was a notable banker before she ventured into politics. She was aged 52 

IMAGINE!...Four Villages Destroyed, 19 Killed Over Poisoning Of Two Cows

 

Two cows allegedly killed through poisoning in Mafan village, Fadan Atakar Chiefdom of Kaura Local Government Area of Kaduna State, sparked off clashes that led to the death of 19 people, and the destruction of four villages between last Saturday and Sunday, according to the Chairman of Kaura Local Government Area, Mr. Kumai Badu.
10 p...eople were also critically injured in the violence. The injured were taken to Jankwano ECWA Church Hospital, Jos and Kaura General Hospital for treatment, Badu added.
Badu also said that no fewer than 500 people from the four affected communities have become refugees and are camped in two places, Fadan Atakar, and Zangan.
Confirming the development, the Public Relations Officer of Kaduna State Emergency Management Agency, SEMA, Mallam Abubakar Adamu, said as at Friday, the number of refugees at the two camps was 500, but the number was bound to rise.
The Kaduna State Police spokesman, Deputy Superintendent of Police, DSP, Aminu Lawan also confirmed the development, but said he had not been briefed on the casualty figure by the Area Commander in charge of the affected area.
Badu who spoke to newsmen from one of the camps at Model Primary School, Fadan Atakar, said it was the first time Atakar ever came under Fulani attack.
“There was a young man, Aboi Stephen (21), in Mafan who had been complaining that some cattle have been grazing in his dry season farm. I was told that the cattle destroyed a good portion of the farm, and that there was no end in sight to the destruction. Only the Fulanis own cattle there,” Badu narrated what led to the clash.
“About two weeks ago, two Fulani cows were found dead, apparently of poison. The owner of the cows was said to have publicly warned Aboi of the grave consequences of his action. I don’t know if it was Aboi that poisoned the cows, or even if they died of poisoning.


“Then one day, Aboi was found missing. After a search by the villages they found his corpse which had deep machete cuts and his throat was slit open.
“Upon that discovery, women and children mobilised to the palace of the chief of Atakar, Chief Tobias Nkom-Wada accusing him of inviting the Fulani into Atakar land in the first place. They vandalised the palace and the chief is now living in his personal house in Tachire.
“On seeing what the women and children did, the Fulanis started moving out en mass to their kin in Kanawuri areas of Plateau State, which also has some Atakar speaking villages.
“On their way, they shot a young man that same day in Kanawuri area. That pitched them against the Atakar in Plateau State and they fought for days. The fighting led to the burning of some Atakar villages.
“The affected ones had to move to this Local Government, where we open the first refugee camp for them at Mifi. But, we have merged it with the other two, because it was too vulnerable.
“When the Army moved in last week, the Fulanis left Kanawuri in Plateau, state back to this place with their arms.
“Last Saturday by 3p.m., they attacked Mafan, Zalang, Taliki and Zangkan villages up those hills, while able bodied men had gone to the farms or the market. They went on unchallenged from 3pm on Saturday, till Sunday morning.
“When the Army arrived the scene on Sunday morning the Officer in charge told me that they counted 19 bodies. All the Houses in the villages have been burnt.