NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2014 Batch C

NYSC Mobilization Time Table For 2014 Batch C S/NO Event Date 1 Registration of Foreign/Local Trained Nigerian Graduates. 20th August - 12th October, 2014  2 Submission of Senate Approved List. 22nd - 27th September, 2014  3 Briefing of Final year students/Prospective Corps Members in all CPIs. 29th September - 3rd October, 2014  4 Uploading of Senate Approved List by ICT 13th - 14th October, 2014  5 Notification to Prospective Corps Members and CPIs on the status of their Senate Approved List 15th - 16th October, 2014  6 Printing of Call-Up Letters by Prospective Corps Members. 28th - 30th October, 2014  7 2014 Batch 'C' Orientation Course. 4th - 25th November, 2014

NYSC 2014 BATCH ‘C’ ONLINE REGISTRATION OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN-TRAINED NIGERIAN PROSPECTIVE CORPS MEMBERS AND PRINTING OF CALL-UP LETTERS

• The Management of NYSC wishes to inform the general public and Nigerian graduates (both foreign and locally trained) in particular, that with effect from 2014 Batch ‘C’ mobilisation exercise, mobilisation processes will be online.
• All Prospective Corps Members are required to register online at the NYSC portal, www.nysc.org.ng or portal.nysc.gov.ng or go to www.nysc.gov.ng to link the portal. Please note that information on accredited registration centres nationwide is available on the home page www.nysc.org.ng.
• All graduates from Nigerian Universities, Polytechnics/Monotechnics and those affiliated to them (whether full-time or part-time) are expected to carry out their biometric-enabled online registration using their Matriculation Numbers and JAMB Registration Numbers. Also, those for Revalidation (i.e. prospective corps members who were mobilized earlier but for one reason or the other could not report for the orientation course) must equally register online.
• All prospective corps members are to register online. Those who wish to get their Call-up numbers by SMS/email and subsequently print their Call-up letters online are to pay the sum of Four Thousand Naira (₦4,000.00) using any Bank’s Automated Teller Machine (ATM) Cards or the PIN Vending option from any bank in Nigeria.
• The feature allows them to print and reprint their call-up letters online in case of loss of call-up letters and also facilitates accelerated camp processing at the Orientation camps.
• However, those who wish to collect their call-up letters from their Institution need not pay the Four Thousand Naira (₦4,000.00) after the online registration. Meanwhile, members of the public should know that with effect from 2015 Batch ‘A’ all prospective Corps members have to print their Call-up letters online.
• The online registration for NYSC 2014 Batch ‘C’ service will commence on the 20th August 2014 and end on 12th October 2014.
MANAGEMENT

What Men Should Know About Their Women’s "Privates"

A wise girl saw some of her male classmates plucking mangoes. She pleaded for one, but they refused and asked her to climb. She climbed and plucked as many as possible. When she got home, her mother asked, “My dear, how did you get all these mangoes?” She replied, “I asked my classmates to give me, they refused and told me to climb. So, I climbed the tree and plucked them.”

The mother shouted and said, “Foolish girl, didn’t you know that they wanted to see your pant?”

The girl smiled and said, “I know mama, that’s why I removed it before climbing.”

This article is for men and it discusses what they need to know about this all-important female body part — the va'gina (also called the birth ca'nal). This is a no-holds-barred health information supplement for you. If you cannot deal with such details, then please stop reading now. 

If you can, just lie back and enjoy the information below...

Exercise
There have been many articles attesting to the joys of regular séx and its many health benefits. In fact, one article recommended that women should go to bed without knickers in order to air out the va'gina during sleep. Men like that, as it sends the ‘right’ signals. It is also nice to perhaps have a late night shower!

A comedian said that the best adornment to wear for it is ‘specticles.’ And if you are taking it out for exercise, you should ensure it is in pretty good shape and looking fine.

Many men prefer a shaved va'gina and I do prescribe it for you. It is important in order to enjoy the act of séx: visually, geographically and maximally as P-Square would say. Further, you should use all your senses when in front of the va'gina and do not just be ruled by your ‘brain!’ Be in tune with all the different sensory stimuli from your partner.

Smell
I won’t go into any sordid details, but you need to appreciate the smell of the va'gina you are interacting with. This is from the health point of view. The va'gina should smell fresh and natural without insulting the nostrils. Odd smells reminiscent of the fish joint or ‘mama put’ bukateria should be frowned upon. Insist on an open discussion and an explanation before further events. Discuss the issue of discharges, even menstrual flow and infection openly with your partner and show you care. Of course, you care about the health and wellbeing of both of you.

Let’s make one important point about cleanliness of the va'gina. Douching is washing or cleaning out the va'gina with water or other mixtures of fluids. It is not recommended and appears to cause more harm than good. The vagina has its own resident bacteria which the normal acidity of the va'gina keeps under control. But douching can change this delicate balance. This may make a woman more prone to va'ginal infections. Plus, douching can spread existing va'ginal infections up into the uterus, fallopian tubes, and ovaries.

Sight
Visual inspection and admiration of the va'gina enhances sexual intercourse. It is also of real health benefit. Look for rash, cold sores and blisters which may indicate scabies or even herpes. Be aware of va'ginal discharges, including bleeding during séx. Evaluate the discharge or secretions from the va'gina for normality.

For example, cer'vical cancer causes odd, smelly discharges, bleeding and pain during séx. Ask questions about routine assessments by the doctor and encourage your partner to seek help. I think that every household should have their own gynaecologist/obstetrician. Learn to share!

Everyone should be appalled by female genital mutilation (FGM) as still practised in some parts of Nigeria. Should you know of anyone who believes in this criminal act, please kindly report them to the police. FGM spoils the beauty of the va'gina and should be abolished forever.

Sound
Some va'ginas make noise as if you are on a joke fart pillow. And some others make a sloshing sound due to so much va'ginal secretions or perhaps a poor fit. You decide. It could be that you need a pe'nile enlargement or maybe she needs a tailor. I know a good one!

Is séx painful for your partner? All that exercise too much for the va'gina to take? It might not be down to your own physical fitness and prowess. Painful séx can be due to bacterial va'ginosis, va'ginitis, va'ginismus and rough séx. Listen to your partner for sounds of joy and not cries of pain.

Touch
It takes time, practice and an anatomy lesson to appreciate the feel of the va'gina and navigate your way to all the hot spots without using Global Positioning Satellite. Most of the va'gina is erogenous but a combination of touches and feel allow you to discover what works for your partner.

The G-spot is one of those favourite places that many men look for. It’s one of the wonders of the world and worth revisiting time and time again. Once you find it in the va'gina, your woman becomes or can become putty in your hands. Please don’t ask me where it is!

BY DR. BIODUN OGUNGBO

My Friend Says My GF Is A Free Giver…Do You Think I Should Go Ahead With Our Engagement?

Hi Reader,

 I have a mind boggling issue I would like you to share with fellow readers

    

I met my girlfriend late last year during my company's end of the year party and ever since then we have become inseparable. We have even set a November date for our engagement this year.

 

I was however jolted last weekend when a friend of mine came visiting and while discussing he told me my girlfriend was an "Animashaun" during her university days.

I confronted her about it and she actually said it's true but that she's now a changed person. A part of me believes her but another part of me feels Iike i got myself a bad deal.

   

Readers should I leave or continue with the relationship? Do you think she will never go back to her past?

LADIES- PLEASE RESPOND

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(MUST READ) Mistakes You Should Make and What You Should Learn From Them Before Turning 30.

In the midst of our 20s, we come to the slow realization that this era, like our carefree teens, will end faster than we are ready to accept. All too soon, we will be entering the dreaded and formidable 30s with nothing in our future, but the ugly 40s and even uglier 50s.

I’m not quite sure where this aversion to age came from (cough, the media, cough), but I’ve decided to look at it another way. In this pointless, yet riveting journey we call life, every era has its own feel and sentiment.

There’s a beauty to each decade and a calmness that should come with getting older and growing into oneself. Because that’s all we’re doing…constantly growing into the people we’re destined to become. Constantly molding from new experiences and opportunities, looking back on the past as lessons and stories that made us who we are right now.

Our 30s aren’t something to dread, but wholeheartedly anticipate as the wiser, calmer years of our still youthful lives. Our 30s are for all the lessons that come with all those horrible, embarrassing and sometimes dangerous mistakes of our 20s. They are for the smooth sailing and the comfort that comes with being established and somewhat saner. However, I think we can all agree, the biggest mistake of your 20s is looking back and realizing you wasted them. 

Falling for the wrong guy/girl- If you loved everyone you met, you’d be married by now. There’s nothing wrong with trying people out and others on because they each had a purpose, each one teaching you something about yourself. Just because they aren’t in your life anymore doesn’t mean they weren’t meant to visit. 

Getting too drunk- If you’re going to drink too much and make some mistakes, it’s better to get it out of your system when you’re 20 when you still have the excuse that you’re “young and dumb.” Because the “dirty 30s” is just not a group you want to be in.

Trusting the wrong people- Nice to your face doesn’t mean nice to your back. Sure, if you didn’t blindly trust the wrong people, you might never feel the sting of betrayal… but you’d also never learn to recognize the people who have your best interests at heart.

Never giving the good ones a chance-We all have that person(s) whom we love now, but took years to truly get to know. It takes a few wrong first impressions to learn never to rely entirely on them.

Getting caught in a lie- This sentiment only comes after countless moments of being caught in a web of your own making. The burn of just the one or two times stays with us as a constant reminder to just tell the truth… It’s never worse than the lie.

Living with the wrong person- You won’t know what to look for in a good roommate if you haven’t had a bad roommate. The common logic of “you live and you learn” is most applicable when it comes to the person you’re living with and learning about.

Renting that horrible apartment- If you start with a Bentley, what else is there to look forward to? The joy in life is experiencing the rush of all the different sh*tty cars on your way to the big one, the prize one, the one you’ll get when you’ve paid your dues and earned it. It really does makes the leather smell that much better.

Bad one-night stands- We’ve all had a few nights we still cringe at the thought of. Under impaired

circumstances, we let the loneliness (horniness) get the best of us. From these awkward encounters, we learn a valuable lesson: Don’t look for love when you’re lonely, look for love when you’re ready.

Eating all that sh*t- There’s nothing like gaining weight at 25 to get you started on a strict gym routine that will become habit by the time you’re in your 30s and your metabolism really takes a hit.

Staying out way too late- Even club promoters go home. The nights that end with morning are ones that you get away with on the sole idea that you’re young and hot enough to pull off the grungy look that comes with 6 am.

Sleeping way too late- Sleeping the day might be cute in your 20s, but it’s intervention-worthy in your 30s. There’s too much to do to keep wasting your Saturdays unconscious. It really was good while it lasted.

Spending too much money traveling- Make more money and travel more. So you spent a good portion of your savings on traveling the world. You’ll never be more ready, willing and able than in your carefree 20s. You should, however, feel invigorated and inspired to work hard enough to get back there.

Falling for a scam- If you don’t get scammed at least once, how will you ever know when it’s happening to you? It’s better to have someone take you for all your worth when you aren’t worth much at all. It’s best to lose some dignity and a few hundred bucks in your 20s than thousands and a reputation in your prospering thirties.

Taking that horrible job…If only to learn that you should never follow the money. It takes a few rude awakenings to learn to follow your gut and ignore the money. All those jobs you took that you hated were worth the knowledge that money really never does buy happiness… even if you get some cool stuff out of it.

Buying all those clothes you’ll never wear again- Those tight red dresses from your days clubbing that you wouldn’t be caught dead in are just evidence of a phase you needed to go through to come out the other side. At least you got it out of your system before you became that thirty-something in platforms, belly shirts and tight skirts.

Overdrafting your account- You’ll learn that’s it’s never worth living on ramen for days on end. Now that you’ve experienced life as a degenerate, you understand how to budget your money so you (hopefully) never have to live that way again. At least, not without your consent.

Getting fired-Things happen for a reason, and refusing to see it that way will only make you miserable. Getting fired meant you weren’t supposed to be working there. Take it as a small bump in the road and find a better job for revenge.

Spending money on something you didn’t even want to do- In your 20s, it’s okay to be too timid to want to let people down, but in your 30s you should know that standing up for yourself and what you want isn’t rude, it’s just being comfortable saying no. Not saving a dime “Don’t save money, make more money” may be the theme of our twenties, but once we hit our 30s, it will be more like “I wish I saved that money.”

Going on a Tinder date- No guy is ever really 6’ 5”, “caring” and “charming” with perfect abs. Those bad Tinder dates just make you appreciate the expensive dinner dates in your 30s that much more. Gotta start bad, then work to the good, right?

Not listening to your parents- It takes growing up to realize your parents may actually be right. It’s a credit you’re not ready to give them in your 20s, but by you’re 30s, you should know to use them as a tool to help you.

Following someone else’s dream- The regret of never following your gut is much worse than the pain of disappointing the people around you. Your 30s should be spent working on those dreams, not regretting what could have been.

Holding on to friendships you’ve outgrown- Unfortunately, relationships come and go, and just because you were friends in your 20s doesn’t mean you’ll have the same relationship in your 30s. Your 20s are about growing and changing and that also includes shedding a few friendships.

Taking a job just because it was offered- Your 20s is about the struggle and the fight to work for your dream job. Any job that’s handed to you is most likely something you’re settling for.

Not sticking up for yourself- Learning to stick up for yourself usually comes second to sticking up for others. Only through growing up do we learn it’s better to disappoint other people than to

disappoint ourselves.

Texting (or responding to a text) at 2 am-“Do you want to build a snowman?” Even creative booty calls are still bootycalls. Men will send and women will receive (and vice versa), but a booty call is still a booty call whether it’s a text or an actual call. It takes some bad judgments in our 20s to

learn to pick up on even the most creative of the sort.

Staying past last call- It’s not cool to be the last one at the bar, even if you’re just not ready to go home yet. In your 20s, you can get away with leaving when the sun comes up, but that’s a schedule you should get out of your system before you’re that creepy old dude at the bar.

Worrying about turning 30- Never waste the present, worrying about the future. The worst thing that could happen in your 20s is worrying about turning 30. Spend your 20s, like all your years, with the carefree spirit that you will never be at this time or place in your life again. Don’t worry about the future, because that’s the only way to really ruin the present.

- Elite Daily

5 Things not to do on yourfirst date

Worried you will end up offending her
with your histrionics on your first date?
Well, one of the easiest way to have a
successful date is to remember to be
yourself.
She is probably just as nervous as you are
and this knowledge will take you a long
way.
Here are a few things you should steer
clear of when you are trying to impress a
lady…

10 Definitive ways to tell you’re in love with the right person

Falling in love is one of the most exciting,
rewarding and scariest things you could
ever do.
Once you’re in love with someone, it’s
hard to remember how you lived without
him or her. Of course, you were alive
before you met this person, but you really
didn’t start “living” until the two of you
met.
Everyone experiences love differently,
and at different times. Even the meaning
of love is extremely subjective, but I say
for certain that anyone who’s experienced
it knows it’s the best feeling ever.
Here are 10 ways to know if you might be
in love — rather than in like — with
someone:
1. The best part of your day
As Childish Gambino said, “When I’m
alone, I’d rather be with you.” Seeing my
girlfriend is always the highlight of my
day. If you really love someone, you
never truly get tired of him or her.
No matter how great your day might be
going, your special person will make it
better. When you just like someone, he or
she might make your day better, but
probably isn’t the best part.
2. The first person you think about
Your love will be the first person you
think about when you wake up and the
last person you think about before you go
to sleep. When something good happens
to you, this is the first person you want to
tell.
When something bad happens to you, you
look to this person for support.
3. Prioritize above your own needs
Love is selfless. I was the most important
person in my world until I met my
girlfriend. Once I fell in love with her, her
needs became much more important than
my own.
This is just how love is. Your needs always
seem trivial in comparison to your
significant other’s needs.
4. You’d do anything
If I tried to construct a list of things I
wouldn’t do for my girlfriend, the list
would be pretty empty. When you’re in
love with someone, you do whatever you
can to make the person happy.
When you like someone, you may feel
like there is a lot you would do for the
person, but you have your limits. True
love knows no limits.
5. You are never afraid to express your
feelings in public
I have this semi-bad habit of telling the
world how in love I am with my
girlfriend.
When you’re truly in love, you want
everyone to know. You are not bashful
about your feelings by any means. When
you like someone, there is a lot of holding
back on how you feel.
6. You love the imperfections
My girlfriend is the most beautiful girl I
know, but she does have some
imperfections. But, to me, they’re not
imperfections — they’re unique qualities
and things I love.
When I tease her about them, she thinks I
am making fun of her, but I am truly just
admiring them. Love is the ability to
know and accept someone’s faults.
You may know the imperfections of a
person you like, but having the capacity
to embrace them likely won’t happen
unless you fall in love.
7. You think long-term
When you’re in love with someone, it’s
hard to imagine a future without the
person in it. For this reason, you will
think long-term about how you can build
a life with this person.
You won’t give in to short-term
temptations that might mess up your
long-term goals. When you just like
someone, thinking long-term can be
pretty scary.
8. You become a better person
No one is perfect; we all have room for
improvement. But, being in love will force
you to work on these things.
You want to become the best version of
yourself for the person you love. I am a
better person now than I was before I met
my girlfriend.
9. Your feelings are unconditional
When you love someone unconditionally,
it means that your love knows no
conditions and is absolute. I don’t actually
like the term “unconditional love”
because I think it’s redundant — I believe
all true love is unconditional.
When you like someone, your feelings
change depending on the condition.
10. Your love is your best friend
Sometime along the way, my girlfriend
became my best friend. I believe this to
be true for most people who fall in love.
Your significant other becomes your
partner in crime. You feel like, together,
you can take on the world.
- Elite Daily

What Women notice on the First Date

You know what they say about first
impressions–you only get to make one.
When it comes to that all important first date, women are a lot sharper than men.
A woman will size you up as soon as you exchange pleasantries and begin making a mental checklist about you, noting your good and bad qualities.
Below are seven surprising things women always notice on a first date.
1. Your manners
Although some might say chivalry is dead, common courtesy can go a long way when it comes to the female population.
Women take note if you are a
gentleman…or not, so if you begin the date by not holding opening the door for her, not giving her respect and complete attention, or failing to grasp basic table manners, she’ll take notice. She’ll also notice how you treat the other people around you i.e., the valet that parked your car for you, the server at the
restaurant, etc… Arrogance and rude
mannerisms are not what she wants to see.
2. Your confidence level
Women like men who are sure of
themselves, maintain confidence, and have a distinctive style. She will notice things like your posture, facial
expressions, the way you walk, stand, whether or not you smile, ability to maintain eye contact, etc…
3. How you dress
Women like to see a man who takes care of his appearance, and you can bet your date will be paying attention to your whole look, shoes included, to determine whether or not you put serious effort into
looking good for her. Some of the first things she will notice is whether or not your clothes are ironed and well-fitting. She will also notice if your shoes are clean and shiny, if your belt matches your outfit, etc.. No woman wants to go on a date with a sloppy man, so doing a full-mirror scan before leaving home will save you from making a bad first impression.
4. Your hygiene
When you’re up close, a woman can’t help but notice your personal grooming, so make sure you’ve showered, brushed your teeth and always remember to use deodorant, and don’t go overboard with cologne. Clean hair, skin, and nails will also be some things a woman notices because subconsciously, she knows those things are good indicators of health and virility along with being important features when it comes to sexual attraction. Invest in some good male grooming products and use them regularly.
5. Your physique
While there’s no need to be a gym rat, there’s certainly nothing wrong with taking care of your physique by getting some regular exercise. Your date will notice if your are toned, fit, and not walking around sporting that unsightly beer belly.
6. Your initial greeting
The initial greeting is your first
opportunity to present yourself to your date, and she will definitely notice if you blatantly look up and down her frame before your eyes reach her face or can barely make eye contact with her at all.
Relax, look her in the eyes, smile warmly, and repeat her name.
7. How you talk
Even in the first exchange of pleasantries, one of the first things a woman will notice when you open your mouth is how you speak. She will notice the tone of your voice, how relaxed your conversation is,
whether or not your vocabulary is riddled with profanity, and if you give her time to answer questions.

Bitter Kola Extract Able to Hinder the growth of Ebola Virus

Talking about Dr. Maurice Iwu’s thesis regarding bitter kola and Ebola (Iwu said Kolanut could cure Ebola - based on research), Nigerian Health Minister Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu said the government is considering making laws to arrest people who make bogus claims to have a cure for Ebola, and said Nigeria needs to work with Dr. Iwu. The Minister said told Vanguard;

Professor Onyebuchi Chukwu

"One of the things we decided to focus on by setting up that committee is to streamline claims of possible scientific cure, not a situation where pastors and imams claim  they can cure Ebola.   We might even go to the extent of making laws to arrest people with such bogus claims. We would take every suggestion seriously. About Professor Iwu, we know that quite a number of Nigerians accessed his article through the internet. Continue

Rauf Aregbesola re-elected governor of Osun State

Incumbent governor of Osun State Rauf Aregbesola of the APC won yesterday August 9th keenly contested governorship election in the state. According to INEC officials, Governor Aregbesola won in 22 local government areas of the state while his challenger Iyiola Omisore of the PDP won in 8 local govt areas.

The returning officer for the election and Vice Chancellor of the Obafemi Awolowo University, Prof. Bamitale Omole declared Aregbesola winner having polled 394, 684 votes while Omisore polled 292, 747 votes.

What the World would have looked Like in the Times of Adam,Noah etc

The kind of status we would be updating on social media (BBM, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram) if we were in the times of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, etc:

Princess: Guys its scary, Lot's wife just turned into a pillar of salt! #shaking

B'jayB: Just chilling in 1st class at Noah's ark, the view here is fantastic. But this Lions keep staring at me. #weird

Damiflex: Chilling with Moses by Mt Sinai... Miracles be going down here. #miraclethings

Kemikollz: Eve and hubby got banished. O, they ate the forbidden fruit. I mean who does that? #smh

Jacob's status: Can't believe I served her father for 14 years just to get her... Luv u Rachel. #TinsWeDo4Love

Pweetykemi: Some people are so cruel! Cain, how could you kill your own brother? #RIPAbel. Your brother is #dorowicked

One of Jesus' disciples post: What a long day... Walking and preaching the gospel. Now hanging out with Jesus and chilling with my brothers. This guys are funny... LLP! (Laffin Like Pharaoh)

Isaac: Damn, dad nearly sacrificed me! O.o... Lolz #selfiewithram

The two thieves beside Jesus be like: Chilling with the king of d Jews! #calvarythingz

Horlayhemmi Swagilicious: Can't believe Elisha just allowed bears to eat up those children! #Likeseriously?

flex*Samson*fist*: The chick sold me out... I'm going to bring the roof down on this party! #doroAngry

Kevin D Finest: Judas did what??? That bro ain't loyal. #smh#

Dejavu: Jesus just turned water to wine, I go drink away my sorrow... #doroshayo#

Jason Stackhouse: This pharaoh na baaad guy!!!! Crossing the #redsea on point... #doroEscape

VICTORY IS ALWAYS CERTAIN BY Damilola Toblan Dspice

. هذا بالتأكيد سوف يجلب النصر لكامل إيفي العظمىالطلاب ... إن شاء الله، إن شاء
يسوع

" He who Passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it.  He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it"
       --Martin Luther King Jr.

Few days ago which unavoidable looks like months to me, I was banished from the Great Ife Page by the powers that be because of my un-shaking stance of standing and not being brainwashed by suicidal releases and Propagandas aimed at K-legging our Democratically elected Union leaders.

I roped my self and stood against oppression as imbibed in me, comments flew in both appalling and "solidaritory". Many spoke and bluffed but I was mostly disgusted by the suggestion of me begging for my right not a privilege o!(Singing) "Great Ife yi ti gbo gbo wa ni"!

Gone are those days of mediocratic students who are oppressed and they keep shut wailing in silence.

Meanwhile, Tragedy is not the oppression and cruelty by people but the silence over that by the Good people.

I saluate the doggedness of students and blogs that responded with "aluta against all Oppression". May God in his infinite mercies stand by You in your trying times.

"The future rewards those who press on. I don't have time to feel sorry for myself. I don't have time to complain. I 'am going to Press on"- Barrack Obama

Conclusively, I congratulate LASU for their feat. Great ife students 'ti wa nor a to de', it is high time we put aside our differences because "We must learn to live together as brothers or perish as fools"- Martin Luther King Jr.

Are long distance relationships fairy tales ?

"Long distance relationships suck" or " Long distance relationships are possibilities". When it comes to the term "relationship",  people come up with different definitions of what a relationship is or rather what it's supposed to be. On the other hand, many don't know what it means to be in a relationship. Not necessarily because they are nuns but because they don't know the word commitment. Well "commitment" is exactly what a long distance relationship demands. People often seem to forget that. The thought of your beloved partner going away , or if he/she is already away, can be quite frightening. Different things might be going through your mind. Things like : "what  is he/she doing right now", "Is he/she seeing someone else", " Am I still in a relationship ?"...etc. These kind of thoughts might  will lead to the end of the relationship. Why ? they will lead to constant arguments. In my opinion, the main reason why relationships end is jealousy. Please read the following dialogue:

The Worst I Have Ever Had (Diary Of A Naija Boy)

My friends and I do debate on the issue of Nigerian girls being good in bed from time to time and when we do, all sorts of stories emerge, we all laugh it off over a few drinks and enjoy the rest of the evening. I have never had a chance to tell my own story, maybe i was a little embarrassed to disclose it but here it is.

Phone Sex **Feeling Bad to even put this up here**

Phone Sex is common among teenagers and adolescents. I am not saying adults don’t do it.   could be oral or written. Thanks to blackberry messenger the latter has become more common. From peoples’ views, I heard it’s so fun, yet annoying because after everything has been said (typed) & done, one goes to bed alone horny. A mere late night chat leads to loads of things…….

Reader's Mail: Should I Allow Him To Deflower Me?

I am 21 and my boyfriend is 24. We have been dating for 2 years. We love each other very much and I have introduced him to my family and he introduced me to his. I am a virgin and we agreed that when I turn 21 (which was last week) that he is going to break my virginity but I don’t think I am ready yet. Lately he has been happy and telling me that he can’t wait to see me and for us to “bond” (haven’t seen him since my birthday). I really don’t want to disappoint him because I know he loves me and I love him very much. How do I let him know that I am still not ready without hurting his feelings or should I just let him break my virginity because I love him so much and I don’t want him to think I have been leading him on with false hope.

Confession: My Trip To A Strip Club In Ikeja Lagos Nigeria

Here is an email received from a liberal reader:

‘I got the shock of my life on Friday …I used to think I had problems and life was cruel. On Friday I realised in every situation I should thank baba God.

I went to a strip club in Ikeja for adventure sake. “Bucket list tins” with high hopes of understanding what guys gain from seeing a total stranger naked, get a hard on and go home And to experience the fun they talk about

It was crowded and hot, so we went into the Vip section….

What I saw left me in tears!. I was gobsmacked. Right beside me was a guy and a girl nacking without condom! I was wondering,this is someone’s Boyfriend,fiance,faithful husband etc.

After the girl finished she cleaned them both up with tissue and went straight to another guy to continue and also give BJ. Another guy didn’t wear his condom well and wasn’t c***** after the girl had spent 10mins riding she had to tell him to get up and wear it properly and give ****.

I had to run out,kneel down and Give God thanks for my life because it dawned on me that in any situation you are in,someone has it worse we should always give thanks. I realised if I asked the girls ‘why?’ every one of them will have a story to tell”.

EBOLA: Please Read and Be Informed (Important). Ebola is Preventable

10 Habits holding you back from success

Sometimes, you really are just the architect of your own
problems. How? I hear you ask.
Here are a couple of pointers:
1. You acknowledge what the problem is, but you do nothing more
than that.
In layman’s terms? You complain. (We all do it, and it’s usually a
crucial piece in realizing what you’re dissatisfied with in your
life, and what you’d like to change.) But as so many programs
tell us, acknowledging the issue is only the first step. Talking
about it ad nauseam isn’t going to fix it. Venting over brunch or
drinks isn’t going to fix it. You know what fixes it? Doing
something about it.
2. You think that because one route worked favorably for someone
else, it will work for you, too.
Lightning never strikes the same place twice, so to replicate
what someone else is doing exactly is a recipe for disaster.
They’re not you, and you’re not them — so for someone different
to do the same thing is still changing a few variables. Do what
you feel will work, not because you’ve seen it work that way
before, but because in your gut, you know this path is right for
you.
3. You’re waiting for permission.
Rarely, if ever, are people going to hand you your dreams and
say, here you go, run with it . Sure, there are times when you
should (and maybe even need to) ask for the “okay” for certain
pieces of your plan, but only seeing the obstacles and not the
possibilities around them is just another way to stall. So a few
people tell you “no” for the entry-level job to get you on track
for your dream career. Think outside the box. What can you do
that you don’t need another person’s approval for? Start from
there.
4. You’re trying to figure out how to make other people do the work
for you.
Instead of networking yourself, you ask if anyone else has any
leads or knows anyone who might be able to help you. You
scheme up grand plans wherein you get other people to do things
in some great Ponzi triangle so that you can reap the most
rewards possible. I know it seems appealing and clever to do the
least work for the most reward, but really, if you’re going after
what you really want, the dirty work is often where things are
the most fun. You’ll feel much more accomplished and capable if
you just buckle down and get started.
5. You’re not reassessing the situation as you go.
Circumstances, life, goals, dreams, ideas, and yes, even you will
change as time goes on, and you could find that maybe, what you
thought you wanted isn’t really all it’s cracked up to be. Maybe
your idea of what you wanted is very different from the reality
of what that thing is, and that doesn’t sit right with you. Maybe
there’s all the warning signs that this isn’t a good fit and you’ll
be unhappy, but you’re ignoring them and telling your gut that
you’re wrong. Maybe you’ve dreamed up different goals along
the way, and you want to chase those, too. These are all perfectly
normal — and even good! — things to happen. It means you’re
evolving as a person. Checking in with yourself and seeing if this
is still what you want is a key component in keeping motivated.
6. You don’t know if you deserve it.
Either your self-esteem could use a little boost, or you’re talking
yourself out of just going whole hog at every turn, or you think
that things this good don’t happen to “people like you.” This self-
doubt can creep into anything and everything you do if you’re
not careful, and you might end up self-sabotaging because hey,
at least it’s safer if you never actually get everything you ever
wanted, right? If your life continues exactly as it is, you don’t
have to adjust to all the wonderful newness in your world, and
don’t ever have to worry about what might happen if all the
good things you worked for were to suddenly go away. (But is
this really a way to live? No, my friend. No, it is not.)
7. Conversely, you
feel entitled to
whatever it is
you’re going after.
A phrase I picked
up somewhere
when I was young
and try to live by
is that “ the luckiest
people are the ones
who work the
hardest.” There is a
very fine line
between feeling like you deserve good things, and feeling like
you’re entitled to them. The differentiating factor at play is the
willingness to do the work. (To talk nerdy to you, Viserys
Targaryen felt entitled to the Iron Throne, whereas Daenerys
realized she would only deserve it if she put in the work to be a
good ruler. See which one has survived longer than the other?
Exactly.) A lot of people want the exact same thing, and feeling
bitter and disenfranchised because you believe that it’s your
right to have what you want is going to create a massive stink, a
poor attitude, and no one will want to help you along the way.
8. You spend all your time telling people they should back you,
instead of provingit to them.
And you wind up wasting a lot of people’s time, most of all your
own. Don’t dwell on why people “won’t give you a chance” —
they probably give you chances all the time, you just don’t
realize it and follow through. Don’t just tell them that you want
it, and why you want it, and why they should believe in you.
People won’t be convinced until you put in the work and prove
to them why they should put their faith in you. You can have as
many innovative ideas as you want, but if you don’t have the
dedication to making those ideas a reality, people are going to
grow tired of your “all talk” antics and find someone else who is
willing to put in the actual blood-sweat-and-tears work.
9. You refuse to admit to your own mistakes.
Blaming other people is easy, and it’s safe, and people have been
doing it as long as there have ever been mistakes in this world.
But other people are who they are, and pointing fingers is a
wasted effort because you simply cannot control anyone outside
of yourself. It’s hard to admit that maybe your approach was off-
base, or that you were wrong — and it is so, so very easy to think
that there’s a secret conspiracy against you. Sometimes,
however, we really do have to look at our choices and assess if
there was anything we could have done differently or better.
After all, the point of making mistakes is so that we can learn
from them. You don’t have to take the fall for absolutely
everyone else, but being able to admit to your own shortcomings
gives you a chance to work on them, improve if you want to, and
make your next attempt that much smarter.
10. You believe the road has to be hard.
It really doesn’t have to be, and making it that way just to give
yourself an extra-juicy underdog story is going to be a lot of
wasted effort. Don’t spend all your energy on the first few days
or weeks of a plan if this is something you’re in for the long haul
(or, at the very least, don’t do that without taking breaks). You’ll
burn out, lose interest, grow frustrated that you’re not getting
results faster, and drop the endeavor — only to derail progress
you probably didn’t see. Don’t make things harder for yourself
than they have to be, either. Swallow your pride and ask for help
when you need it. You should be doing the bulk of the work
yourself, but you absolutely do not have to go it alone.

Meet the Beauty queen with one arm who is using her title to encourage youngsters to pursue their dreams

Talk about inspiring! A beauty queen who
was born without an arm is using her title
to raise awareness of disability and
encourage youngsters to pursue their
dreams. Nicole Kelly beat off hundreds
of rivals to be crowned Miss Iowa 2014.
Ever since, the 23-year-old has been using
her success to give talks in schools about
how to overcome disability. Kelly, who
was born without a left forearm has
launched a campaign to stop children
letting their disabilities hold them back.
The university graduate says she has
never let it hold her back. Before winning
the pageant she worked on a Broadway
play in New York.
“As I grew up I learned to counterbalance
the initial stares I received from people
with an outgoing personality that would
not give in.
“This means that I tried everything, from
baseball, to dance, to diving – there is
nothing I would not try.
“I found my passion within a world where
I was giving people permission to stare –
the stage.”
She has launched a campaign called The
Power of One to encourage people to
embrace their differences, and meets
parents of children with disabilities.
Meeting the parents of amputee and
physically differently-abled children has
been a shocking experience at times.
“I had assumed everyone else’s parents
would be like mine, but many are far
more concerned about limiting their
child’s life to protect them from harm.”

Can You see the Resemblance between the chibok girl and the Suicide bomber.

6 things women notice about men immediately

According to Dr Gordon Patzer, author of
Looks: Why They Matter More Than You
Ever Imagined, and one of the world’s
leading authorities on physical
attractiveness, a lot of what women notice
in the first few minutes is appearance-
based. “A substantial portion of the six
features of a man are apparent, in terms
of height, weight and overall physical
attractiveness,” he says. And when
appearances don’t make the cut, the door
slams shut on further interactions. Here’s
a list of things to keep that door open.
1. Physical stature: Yep, you knew this
already: size matters. Height and weight
are right on top of the list of things
women notice. “Too much or too little of
either immediately classifies the man as
unattractive to women, and closes the
door before less physically obviously
features (such as confidence) can be
determined,” says Dr Patzer. Take heart
though, the acceptable range is influenced
by the woman’s own height and weight.
2. Appearances and attractiveness : Yes,
beauty is skin deep, but it’s going to get
women to explore what lies beneath.
Attractiveness does include what you
were born with, but your genes alone
can’t scuttle your chances. What really
counts is what you do with your hair,
clothes, grooming and basic hygiene. If
you can’t make the effort, women
certainly are not going to work hard to
learn more about you!
3. Smile : Once women are done assessing
your overall build, women will look at
your smile. “The ability to smile,
particularly within the first few minutes
of meeting, sends a welcoming, non-
hostile signal to women,” says Dr Patzer.
There is one proviso though — the smile
must show off reasonably good-looking
teeth. It’s never too late to fix an
appointment with the dentist!
4. Humour: Another reason to show off
those pearly whites! Women like men
who have the ability to laugh. Even
better, make the woman laugh. That
instantly nets you bonus points!
5. Confidence : Women find confident men
attractive. According to Dr Sameer
Malhotra, head of psychiatry and
psychotherapy department at Fortis
Hospital in New Delhi, within the first few
minutes of meeting, women will not only
suss out your level of confidence, they
will also interpret the vibes you give out
and how you think. “Women notice how
clear or decisive you are and whether you
approach things positively.” Just
remember, cockiness and arrogance are
not the same as confidence!
6. Conversation: Men have successfully
given womankind the impression of being
strong and silent. So women aren’t
expecting you to have mad talking skills.
All you’ve got to do hold her attention.
“We know (scientifically) that the more or
longer that a woman gets to know a man,
the more physically attractive he becomes
in her mind,” says Dr Patzer. Women are
looking for someone to keep up the
conversation — so forget the one-liners,
just be yourself!

5 ways to be happily single

It’s easy to let yourself wallow in self pity
when you’re single, just as easy as it is to
hate every thing and everyone else
because they’re happy. Well, here’s news
for you, you can be happy too! Now,
before you get carried away, this isn’t a
motivational speech, neither is it a means
of consolation, it’s the honest-to-God
truth.
Being happy when you’re alone is the first
step to finding happiness in other people;
not seeking happiness because you’re a
sad, lonely being, more like seeking to
add to the inner peace and joy you
already have with yourself. I sincerely
hope this makes sense to you. I was going
through Thought Catalog and discovered
these 5 tips that should help you out of
that self pity/self loathing/ everybody-
else-loathing ‘singledom’.
1. Don’t Be That Person Who Talks Shit About
Everyone in Relationships.
It’s not cute and everyone hates you just
as much as everyone hates the people
who only talk about how great their
relationships are or how awful being
single was. Happy, comfortable people
don’t legitimately (joking aside here) bitch
about happy, comfortable people. And
trust me, you can be just as annoying and
as obnoxious as the ‘happy couple’ in
your own, special way – you beautiful
little snowflake.
2. Don’t Equate Your Self Worth With Your
Relationship Status.
Alternatively, don’t let people guilt you
about being perfectly happy all by your
lonesome. Insecure people need to make
other people feel insecure, thus, if you are
completely happy on your own and they
can’t imagine being that happy without
someone pushing them along… it’s the
product of their insecurities, not some
failing of yours. Embrace the shit out your
single life and enjoy it for as long as you
like. It’s a ticket that doesn’t expire, my
friend and there’s no real rush to cash it
in.
3. Learn to Be Comfortable and actually
Enjoy Doing Things on Your Own.
There is something totally freeing about
shamelessly going to your favorite
restaurant, enjoying your favorite meal,
and then treating yourself to the movies.
Embrace the utter awesomeness of
enjoying typical ‘couple’ activities on your
own and realize that you don’t need
another human attached to you in order
to appreciate things. You also don’t have
to debate over weird first date food
ordering pressure, wonder if you’re
eating like the secret food monster you
are, or be concerned that the other party
will hate the movie you’ve selected. Plus
you can ugly cry through The Fault in Our
Stars without someone there judging your
snot and mascara smeared face. Is it
obvious that my fiancé refused to see this
movie with me yet? IS IT?!
4. Stay Active, Stay Busy, or Just Perfect the
Art of Doing Nothing Happily.
There was this overwhelming judgy
feeling that if I, as a single person, wasn’t
actively doing a thousand things a day I
must be lonely and depressed. There was
this weird pressure that I had to be
constantly active which, to be honest, I
really was most of the time –boredom is
my ultimate enemy. I remember this one
time where I didn’t feel like going out for
some sort of dancy girl’s night thing (I
can’t dance and I really kind of seriously
hate clubs) and my three friends acted
like I needed some sort of intervention for
fear I would start collecting cats. To be
fair when I’d had cancer I totally did buy
a cat out of sheer ‘holy shit I’m dying’
loneliness, but me and this cat did not get
along. Asshole kept jumping on my face
in the middle of the night and leaping out
at me from the windowsills. Anyway.
But I really didn’t want to do things just
for the sake of just doing a bunch of shit;
I wanted to do things because they made
me happy. And I found out that doing
nothing sometimes made me super happy
and I learned to be really comfortable
doing it unapologetically.
5. Understand That You Can Choose To Not
Be Alone and It Doesn’t Lessen You.
You aren’t weaker or less independent
merely by falling in love and committing
to something and someone. In fact, I’m of
the belief that by truly committing to
something worthwhile and uplifting, you
are strengthening yourself and growing.
We learn many lessons from being alone
and we learn just as much from being
part of something.
Although you might have to stop drinking
out of the milk carton, start putting the
toothpaste cap back on, and stop leaving
your clothes behind the bathroom door,
so far I’ve found such sacrifices to be
worth it.

The 5 secrets to a successful and happy long distance relationship

Distance is one of the hardest challenges a
relationship can face. Most people do not
even survive it. But here are the 5 secrets
that have been pinpointed to staying
happy and successful long distance
relationship.
1. Your partner has to be the One. So
many times, couples in long distance relationships try to make it work with a person who is just not right for them. This could include
deciding to be in a Long Distance Relationship before or
right after you have met someone
you have not had enough time to
figure out if this person is even
worth all of the sacrifice and the
commitment. When long distance
couples are not sure if they are truely
committed or in love with their
partner, this could lead to
resentment or even cheating.
2. Communicate as often as possible.
When my partner and I were long
distance, we would try to talk on the
phone every day, even just to say
goodnight, and video chat once
every one to two weeks. I have
spoken to individuals who had not
heard from their partner in a week
and were questioning whether or
not they were still in a relationship.
Speak to your honey as much as
possible. The only exception should
be if your sweetheart is on vacation
abroad and does not have their
telephone. In instances such as
these, there is still email.
3. Trust is the foundation of all
successful long distance
relationships. Not trusting your
partner can lead to paranoia about
who he is with and what he is doing
Worrying about these issues
constantly is never healthy for a
relationship and can add
unnecessary tension to the
relationship from a distance because there is not really a way for you to find out what your partner is up to unless you ask them and even then, you have to trust that they are
telling the truth.
4. Do not take anything too seriously. your partner falls asleep before he can call you, or if he goes
somewhere without letting you
know, this should not be a reason
for a fight. Many long distance
couples are not happy in their
relationships because they argue
excessively and bicker about things
that do not matter much in the long
run. And when you do not have the
chance to resolve problems in
person and make up, these
arguments are amplified to seem
much worse than they actually are.
Learn to laugh off the small stuff and solve problems when they arise.
5. Love above all else will get you
through. About a year into my long
distance relationship, I met a woman in San Jose who was in a long distance relationship with a man in Los Angeles. I was shocked when I found out that every weekend, she would take a 15-hour Greyhound bus ride to spend 2 days with her sweetheart. I asked her why she would do that and she said, “Because I love him.” In long distance
relationships, it is easy to forget
sometimes that you are in love and
that you are loved. Do whatever it
takes not to let your love escape
because that is what will keep you
and your partner together and happy
for as long as it takes.
If you communicate with, trust, and love your partner, not take it all so seriously and are certain that you are supposed to be with your sweetheart, you will able to
arise from your long distance relationship together and happier than ever before.
Most importantly trust God for his grace to help you carry on.

If I expose the demons in APC, Nigeria will burn – Fani-Kayode

Former Minister of Aviation, Chief Fani-Kayode, has
said Nigeria will burn if he exposes the antics of
his ‘former’ party, APC.
Fani- Kayode also advised former President, Chief
Olusegun Obasanjo to put an end to his romance
with the leadership of the All Progressives
Congress (APC) because the party hierarchy
detests him and are only ‘using him’ to ride to
power.
The controversial former minister who made the
revelations via a statement on Sunday stated that
it was unfortunate that the ex-president has not
seen beyond the veil in his relationship with the
leadership of APC.
In his own words, “I will also use my good
offices to talk to Baba Obasanjo to stop
flirting with these demons in the APC,
because deep down, they secretly hate
him. Other than those that left PDP to go
to APC, the rest of them despise OBJ and
are only using him. We must save OBJ
from them.
“I once described the party (PDP) as a
‘sinking ship’ and, at the time, I meant it.
However, it is now my firm resolve that we
shall join hands with all men and women
of goodwill from now on and, together, we
shall stop that ship from sinking. This is
because we have no choice but to do so.
“I would rather go back to a sinking ship
and salvage it rather than be in bed with a
bunch of ruthless men and women, who
have blood on their hands and whose
desperation for power and to rule over
those that they believe were born to be
their slaves, borders on obsession.
“Despite all its defects and challenges, I
have gone back to my family, the PDP, and
I am glad to be back there. I am also glad
that they have welcomed me with open
arms. Now the work begins”.
Fani-Kayode further revealed that he was
ready to expose the atrocities of APC,
which, according to him, was parading
itself as an alternative to the PDP.
“So far, I have only revealed 10 per cent of
what I know because I do not want to
create havoc in this country. But slowly,
the whole truth about the APC will emerge.
Who really started the party, what its real
agenda is, whose interests it is designed
to further and protect, what foreign links it
has, what its historical antecedents are,
where its real funding comes from and so
on and so forth will soon come out.
“Simply put, the Haramites in the APC
cannot be trusted with power. It is as
simple as that. They are the greater evil
and they are the greatest of all evils. They
are the darkness that seeks the darkness.
Whether we like to accept it or not, PDP is
the only party that can stop them from
winning power at the centre in Nigeria and
that is why I have gone back to that party.
“If I choose to speak out, fight back and
tell the world who and what they are, what
they represent, how they love to shed
blood, their relationship with Boko Haram,
the truth about Chibok [abducted girls] and
the role some of their leaders played in it,
their Islamist agenda, their links with the
Middle East and the Arab world, their born-
to-rule mentality, their desire to use the
South West and later dump them, their
utter disdain for southerners, the Middle
Belt, the northern minorities, the moderate
Muslims and the Christian community and
so much more this country will burn.
“For 38 years, they enjoyed power and
now they are destabilising the government,
making the country ungovernable,
slaughtering innocent civilians at will and
abducting children just to get it back. They
have also infiltrated the military and our
security agencies with their moles and
they have divided our army. Yet, these are
the people that are talking and pointing
fingers at others”, Fani-Kayode stated.
The former minister said the overwhelming
majority of the party’s membership never
had an inkling on the idea or agenda of
the party.
He, however, expressed the hope that
Nigerians would commend him for taking
the bold step of exposing the agenda of
the party.
“Sadly, the overwhelming majority of its
members have no idea what is really
going on behind the scenes and what the
agenda really is. Those are the ones that I
really feel sorry for.
“They will cry at the end of the day if the
APC is ever able to seize power at the
federal level, because if that happens, we
will all become second class citizens in a
new colony.
“In addition to this, most of the more
reasonable and rational leaders in the
party are complaining bitterly behind the
scenes, but they are too scared to speak
out or to leave the party. I urge them all
to do so before it is too late”, he added.

IBEDC set to provide steady 15- hour electricity supply

The Ibadan Electricity Distribution Company
(IBEDC) has revealed that residents of the city will
soon be receiving a minimum of 15 hours supply
of electricity every day adding that it is currently
working towards achieving this goal.
This was revealed by the Managing Director of
IBEDC, Mr. Fortunato Leynes at a knowledge
sharing event where a paper titled, ‘Strategic
transformation imperatives: From public to private
enterprise’, was delivered by the Executive Director
of the Institute of Workforce Development, Tayo
Aduloju.
Leynes said that there is an urgent need to
improve power generation capacity to 5,000
megawatts in order to provide stable electricity in
Nigeria and efforts were being made to achieve
this.
“One of the major challenges confronting the
sector is the absence of enough power generating
capacity to distribute to our customers. We cannot
generate enough revenue if we cannot do this.
The other challenge is that we met dilapidated
electrical facilities when we took over. A lot of
money is required to reconstruct the electrical
distribution network. If we do not generate enough
revenue, then we cannot do that,” Leynes said.
He further added that, “The estimated generating
capacity should be at the level of 5,000MW but
what we have now is just around 4,000MW.
Sometimes it went down to 3,000MW. Right now,
what we have is around 3,600MW. The activities of
vandals are another major hindrance to the
improvement in power distribution.
“We are working hard to provide more that 15
hours of electricity per day to our customers once
power generation improves. We have more that
1.1 million customers but there are many others
who steal our product because they connected
light illegally. We will make them legitimate
customers soon.
We are also buying meters for our customers.
Meter application is now through the credit
advance payment for meter installation. Customers
can now visit our business unit and apply. Under
the scheme, customer will pay for the meter and
we will return the money over a 36-month period
with all the corresponding interest.”

Rumours untrue, there will be NYSC batch ‘C’ this year

PUBLIC NOTICE
The following are important notice for general
public:-
ON-LINE REGISTRATION FOR ALL PROSPECTIVE
CORPS MEMBERS:
This is to inform all prospective corps members
that with effect from the 2014 Batch ‘C’ orientation,
all prospective corps members will register on-line
and also print their call-up letters on-line.
There will be no need for them to travel to their
respective schools to collect call-up letters before
reporting at the orientation camp.
Operational details of this will be made known
soon.
RUMOUR ABOUT 2014 BATCH ‘C’ :
This is to inform members of the public that the
rumour making rounds that there will be no 2014
Batch ‘C’ is false.
For your information, the 2014 Batch ‘C’ will
commence on 4th November, 2014 and end on
25th November, 2014.
MANAGEMENT

Great Ife SU Page: UnJustifiable Removal must STOP

"I believe that unarmed truth and unconditional love will have the final word in reality. This is why right temporarily defeated is stronger than evil triumphant"- Martin Luther King Jr.

Great Ife students, it is no longer a rumour that some set of people have hidden agendas which they plan to implement against the Present administration led by Ibikunle as the indiscriminate removal of Damilola Toblan Dspice which happens to me evidently shows.

It is really pathetic that students can unjustifiably resort to remove Students who at any point render useless their Propaganda's and suicidal releases. The time has come for this evil colossal to be nipped in the bud. I remember the removal of one certain Ajaks whose full name I can't recall but many Great Ife active students can remember.

This evil act was categorically tagged at the Union as most students are not cognisance of the fact that the page is not runned by the Present Union administration but by some few who feel that with the effective monopoly of this means disseminating of information, they can effectively perpetuate their evil agenda of making Great IFE student see the IBIKUNLE led administration as devilish so as to be able to pursue their impeachment agenda.

I begin to question the actions of students who because some set of people have refused to align with their belief and because the usual God-fatherism Stance of our Union is been negated, feel that the best way is to make his people turn their back at him so that they can get to Power, they are power hungry individuals.

I as a great Ife student personally feel that if we share contrary opinions to that of the present autocratic controllers of the Great Ife Student Union Page, that doesn't give them the right or justify their removal of students because constitutionally as a Citizen of Nigeria and a bonafide Great ife student we have the Right to freedom of expression, thought and likewise conscience.

Consequently, I can with their action say that this set of few can actually delete Information meant to liberate students during this strike action as my removal indicates. Res Ipsa loquitor: The Fact speaks for itself!

THE ISSUE THAT BROUGHT ABOUT MY REMOVAL.

The Omisore gift has truthfully torn students apart but to an extent it affords the Union some level of independence from the management. If for years our Union never had a Personal Bus then it means we have been stagnant! This bus was not only given to the SU but also to Union bodies like ASUU and NASU so why are we biting ourselves?

If they were in his shoes they will have turned it into money and pocketed it. IBIKUNLE as a student feels that Developmental initiative that will be beneficial to students such as Scholarships, Buses to aide easy movement of students from Agric to farms and to other areas where the students have to trek down, can actually be addressed and not pocket the Goodies like they would have done.

Great Ife student its time to rise and fight for the return of Damilola Toblan Dspice to the Page if actually they don't have agendas which I have stressed above. I implore us not to be brainwashed by the selected few who don't see Positivity out of things.

Amandla Awetu!

Damilola Toblan Dspice is a Student of OAU, an active social media analyst. You can contact him on dotowobola@yahoo.com