Ogun NANS Kick Against Loan Request, Give Ogun State Govt 7 Days Ultimatum To Publish Debt Profile

Click banner for more info

The National Association of Nigerian Student (NANS), Ogun State section submitted a petition  regarding the state's initiatives to entice new loans. The student have required for a printed debt profile of the state.

On behalf of over 1 million physical, metaphysical and spiritual students of Ogun state, the Chairman of National Association of Nigerian Students (Ogun JCC), Comrade Falola A. Olasunkanmi said:

" We feel highly disturbed by the way and manner the state government is handling the finance of the state. This displeasure we have registered with the Speaker of the house of assembly on the recent request of the state governor to seek yet another 19billion naira loan while the state debt profile has continue to remain an occultic oath."

"The students will not stay back while our future and that of generation yet unborn is been put in captive. We will resist every attempt to turn the state finance and treasury to pocket money"

See the  statement  published  when you continue after the break.

Zimbabwe Devil worshipers demand freedom of worship.

Click banner for more info

Our world is indeed coming to an end....A group of devil worshipers is causing a stir in Zimbabwean Prison, where they are demanding to be allowed to worship freely. The two alleged devil worshipers say they are going on with their work and have managed to recruit more inmates into their world of darkness. As if to show that their religion is growing, the trio has since written to prison authorities asking for paraphernalia for them to conduct their religion. Among other things, they asked for a razor blade, a red coffin and red garments. Like seriously? 

They were arrested after, they gave a written application to open a devil worshiping center

Weird: Parents Of UI Students Demand Increase In Accommodation Fees

Click banner for more info

While students of the University of Ibadan continue to express their disagreement over the ban on cooking in hostels, their parents have, however, called on the management of the university to increase hostel fee, saying that the present fee of N14,000 is too cheap. They added that such increase should be minimal.

The parents made this position known during the Parents’ Forum organised by the university on Wednesday to discuss with parents, sponsors and guardians on the challenges facing the institution. The meeting, which took place at the Trenchard Hall in the university, was well attended and a unanimous decision was reached that in order to tackle the deplorable condition in the hostels, there was the need to increase accommodation fee.