POLICE OFFICERS APOLOGISES TO HOLAHOLA AFTER PROTEST BY STUDENTS

A senior police officer apologized to students over the the illegal detaining of the SUG president holahola yesterday

 This announcement was due to the blockade of roads by FUNAAB students at camp junction as a protest against the beating of the SUG president which caused everyone to understand what was happening to the SUG president

we appeal to relevant authorities to please find a lasting solution to this crises before it becomes a larger problem

CHAIIIIII FUNAAB SUG PRESIDO HOLAHOLA BEATEN BY POLICE

Yesterday turned out to be a bad day for funaab sug president holahola as he was taken to obantoko police station and harassed by the police officers and beaten
The Student Union President was beaten  because he tried speaking on behalf on the school lecturer who was harassed by a TRACE official

"A funaab lecturer was arrested by trace and taken to obantoko police station. He called holla holla and when he got there,there was an exchange of verbal weapons which got presi beaten and detained....the lecturer(a prof) is still in detention but president has been released and told to appear at the station tomorrow morning for further things"
This got students of the funaab angry and they've stage a protest to block the Federal road linking Abeokuta and Ibadan together

This was the circular was sent by the Student Union PRO

GREATEST NIGERIAN STUDENT
Due to the fact that our president was detained and harrased by obantoko police station today, there is going to be a peaceful protest tomorrow at camp junction, we are going to block the federal road at camp between the hours of 6am-10am pls pass this info until it reaches the last funaabite
signed
dynamics
funaabsu p.r.o


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FUNAAB POST UTME DATE 2015/2016 REVEALED

The Post-UTME of Funaab has been confirmed to hold june 2015 according to some official sources the delay of the date of the Post-UTME was due to the elections and fuel scarcity problems which delayed the resumption of staff for the second semester

 According to the source by the end of june the Post-UTME date will be announced and the cut-off marks will be given but most signs indicate that the jamb cut-off mark will be 200  

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FUNAAB organises Siwes I.T Orientation for students [ 2015 set]

On the 14th of may a general orientation programme was organised by SIWES for the students going for Industrial training [IT] the programme was scheduled to start at 9AM but it due to logistics problem it started at 11AM . The siwes director apologised to the students for the late timing of the programme

Speakers from SIWES

The  Programme began with the national and school anthem after the  opening prayer the director of siwes funaab chapter spoke to the students on reasons for industrial training other speakers spoke on other topics ranging from personal hygiene to conduct of students during Industrial training centres and they emphasized that students should not look for placement solely for money but should look for placement in places where they can learn since the Industial training is a 16 units course and is important in the Grade Point of each students and the ICT personnel projected the various part of the IT logbook and  it was explained on how students were to fill each page of the logbook.Attendance was passed in which students wrote their information which according to the SIWES director was vital so that information could be passed across by the SIWES to the students
The students conduct was admirable and questions where asked by students concerning issues bothering them on industrial training the programme ended succesfully by 1.39PM with the closing prayer

Most of the students we spoke to commended the school for organising the orientation programme because it helped enlighten  the students knowledge about what to do during the 6months industrial training and they also promised good conduct in their placement centres since they would be ambassadors of the school
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BREAKING NEWS! Obasanjo dumps PDP, tears membership card

Former Nigerian president Olusegun
Obasanjo has dumped the ruling Peoples
Democratic Party (PDP), stating that, he is
no longer interested being a member.
He reportedly tore his PDP membership
card and said he would continue to serve
Nigeria as a statesman.
Obasanjo has faced a barrage of criticisms
and abuses from PDP stalwarts and aides
of President Goodluck Jonathan, after he
alerted the nation Saturday on a creeping
agenda by Jonathan to win the postponed
election by hook or crook and plunge
Nigeria into war, as done by Ivory Coast’s
former leader, Laurent Gbagbo.
After he left office in 2007, Obasanjo was
chairman of the party’s Board of Trustees,
but also resigned the position.
For some years, he has declined to play
front-bench role in the party, insisting he
will operate at the ward level.
The former president recently endorsed
the candidate of the opposition All
Progressives Congress, Maj. General
Muhammadu Buhari from courtesy of
Sunnewsonline.com

NIGERIAN STUDENTS FIGHTS AGAINST NO ELECTION HOLIDAYS BY FG

The decision of the Federal
Government to ensure academic
activities continue in public
schools across the nation has been
greeted with so many criticisms
from students .
The honourable Minister of
Education, Mallam Ibrahim
Shekarau after his meeting with
commissioners for education
nationwide on Monday decided to
dump the idea of giving students
election break so as not to further
disrupt academic calendar.
The minister cited the impromptu
Ebola break whose effect is still
been felt in the sector.
Studentsin nigeria have however chided the
minister and those who sat with
him to take such decision as not
weighing arguments properly before
making their pronouncements.
Even as the Students’ Union leaders
Of most nigerian universities
continue to dance to the gallery on
their own opinion about the much
talked about election break
whenever they are asked,  for example the studient Union
President of OAU, Ibikunle Isaac Motunrayo
confirmed to the media yesterday
that students of OAU do not need to
be given any election break.
Ibikunle’s comment of ‘no election
break’ for OAU students has further
heightened and heated arguments
among students as to why the
Students’ Union president has to say
such thing without consulting the
students as such matter relates
directly to their welfare.
“This is a criminal way of
supporting the disenfranchisement
of Great nigerian students in the coming
elections” a student said.
Other argument raised by students
is that they are involved in the
electioneering process.
For those that are not part of the
electorates, they will be serving as
electoral officers in their various
states.
“I registered for the INEC adhoc job
because of the money involved so
that I will be able to pay the
increased school fees come next
semester but with the no election
break announcement, I am seriously
confused” a funaab student
lamented.
Some other students who expressed
fear over what may ensue after the
February 14 poll believe it is not
sane for any authority to keep her
students in school when the Federal
Government will not be providing
additional security to protect lives
and properties.
“I pray we have a peaceful election
but anything can happen and so, we
should see beyond now.
2011 is still fresh in memory! What
will the school authorities do if any
violence breaks out after the
election? Disperse students into the
violence? You see the decision to
keep students in school is not
making any sense” a student said.
The nigerian university commission (NUC)
management as at the time of filing
this report is yet to say anything on
the election break as the Senate
plans to meet before Friday.
However, there are fears that the
management might adopt the
Federal Government’s decision not
even when the Students’ Union
leaders are supporting the same idea
at the expense of popular demands
of the students. Courtesy Cnn.com

Chai No election holiday for nigerian students

The Minister of Education, Mallam Ibrahim
Shekarau, has said public schools
throughout the country will remain in session
during the February 14 and 28 elections.
Shekarau said this in Abuja on Monday after
a meeting with the state commissioners for
education.