UNILAG students continue name change protests in honour of late VC Sofoluwe

NAN – Students of the University of Lagos on Thursday suspended protests over the renaming of the institution after the late Chief MKO Abiola, as a mark of respect for their departed former Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Babatunde Sofoluwe.

The burial of the late VC is scheduled for today at Ikoyi Vaults and Gardens in Lagos. The students told Pilot Africa - correspondent that they would continue with the protests on Friday.

They had begun the protests on Tuesday after President Goodluck Jonathan announced the renaming of the institution in his 2012 Democracy Day speech.

Shocker… Girl Dies After Having Sex With Monkey

Here is another shocker, a final year student , name of university not mentioned maybe for some reasons, but this happen in the east, and her name is  Cynthia, she was picked by an alhaji, and they went to have fun, after that the alhaji took her to his guest house, and gave her $2000 to suck and sleep with his monkey, she refused at first, but on a second thought, she agree to do it, after all its just a matter of 5 to 10 mins for that huge amount.
After the ordeal the alhaji went to drop her and drove off, few hours later she started complaining of stomach ache, she thought it was normal thing, but from what we gathered fews hours later, maggots start coming out from her private parts, her friend tried to rush her to the hospital but it was too late.She died before they could do anything.
Sometimes I wondered why our girls refuse to learn, they hear and see things happening every day, but for the love of money, they can do anything
Her full identity was not given as it’s a thing of shame.
Please ladies be careful

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President Jonathan attends late UNILAG VC's burial in Lagos

Late University of Lagos Vice Chancellor, Prof Sofoluwe, who died May 12th at the age of 62 after suffering a heart attack is being buried at the Ikoyi Cemetary as you read this, and President Goodluck Jonathan is in Lagos to attend the burial.

Photo: Sexy Unliag Girls Go Nakéd In Protest For Name Change

The chain reaction of the hullabaloo caused by the announcement of the president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria on the 29th of May, 2012 which happens to be the Democracy day for Nigeria, has taken another toll on the students of the now Moshood Abiola University as the ladies now take off their clothes in protest. As at yesterday the 3rd Mainland bridge was blocked by this students hampering movements of workers to their respective work places, and making the whole of Lagos feel at a stand-still. Information came through that it is most likely going to resort into the closing down of the school for a while to mitigate the effect of the protest on the people.

Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg’s personal wealth has taken a hit, knocking him off the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, which ranks the top 40 billionaires in the world.

Since his company went public on May 18, the social network co-founder’s personal wealth on paper has dropped to $14.7 billion from $16.2 billion, Bloomberg reported after the company’s shares fell nearly 10 percent in Tuesday trading. The stock closed Tuesday at $28.84, and was trading slightly up Wednesday morning at $29.33.

It was the first time that Facebook shares had fallen below $30. The initial public offering earlier this month, one of the largest in U.S. history, is now also one of the worst-performing, having lost over 20 percent of its value in seven trading days.

Zuckerberg’s wealth is now $800 million below the last person on the list, Colombian banker Luis Carlos Sarmiento.
Trading at $29 per share, Facebook’s price-earnings, or p/e, ratio is high, at about 62.9 — and investors don’t see justification for paying such a high price for such a small return.

New States Coming Soon - National Assembly

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The quest for creation of more states by some groups in Nigeria will be actualized soon according to members of the National Assembly.
They disclose that the creation will bring all the geo-political zones at par in respect to number of states.

The South East currently with fives states, will get two more states. North East with six states now, will have an additional state. South-South and South West will add an more state to their current six, while North Central will have the remaining one.
This will bring to 42, total the number of states in Nigeria after the current review of the 1999 constitution by the National assembly.