What a pity Africans wont change

During the nations cup Equatorial Guinea fans threw objects into the
Ghana end, causing the visiting support to
congregate behind one of the goals and force
the referee to bring a halt to the game
The Africa Cup of Nations semi-final
between Ghana and Equatorial Guinea has
been suspended in the 83rd minute following
violence between rival sets of fans.
The host nation were trailing 3-0 following
goals from Jordan Ayew, Wakaso Mubarak
and Andre Ayew when supporters of the host
nation began hurling bottles into the visiting
support.
As a result, Ghana fans ran down to the
bottom of the stand and congregated behind
one of the goals for their own safety, leading
the referee to suspend the game.
Equatorial Guinea fans then resorted to
throwing objects on to the pitch towards
match officials, before a helicopter flew over
the home support in a bid to halt the
violence.
That intervention led scores of supporters to
leave the stadium, with bottles strewn across
the pitch as the evening descended into
disarray.
Police helicopter hovers above the pitch
the #Ghana fans in real danger. It's now l
a war zone. #AFCON2015
pic.twitter.com/9s7UkrYxQF
— Ghana FA Official (@ghanafaofficial)
February 5, 2015
Police also resorted to the use of tear gas a
they tried to disperse the mass crowd of
offending supporters, before play eventually
resumed over 30 minutes after the original
stoppage.
The game commenced with 90 minutes set
on the clock, as Ghana saw out the final
three minutes of injury-time to seal a 3-0
win and a place in the final of the Africa nations cup

congratulations to Ghana

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

Lost trust in funaab#2

i had started enjoying campus life,my
own personal life had really changed, as
a 100level student,i was introduced to a
lot of characters, the good,the bad, and
the handsome, although i related free
with everyone,i still carried a burden in
my chest,a scar in my heart and hate in
my mind.
I listened with great attention at my
opponent,who spoke with authority like
he wrote the textbook himself…
damn, this stupid lecturer had given us a
presentation to present,and in all the
students around,he chose this brilliant
dude to be my opponent.
He spoke and quoted with authority, he’s
speech,fluent like that of obama.
I couldn’t help but notice that he was
equally handsome. I guess i must have
seen him around,probably flirting with
one of those loose girls,i didn’t really
know much about him.
“Thank you mister kingsley”
,the lecturer spoke out, after the nerdy
handsome guy had finished his
presentation, hmmmn, his name was
“kingsley”, like i cared! Durrrh!!..
I came out and stood in front of the
class and began my presentation, but
while i was at it, i felt what i said really
didn’t make any point, it seemed the
“kingsley” or whatever he was called,
had taken all the glory with his charisma
and “textbook quoted” speech.. besides,
am not a girl that likes to lose,
especially when it relates to book stuff,
because am a bookworm, and i would
really feel so awful if i come to lose this
presentation.
My fears were brought to reality, when
the lecturer announced the winner of the
presentation.. shit i lost, another blow to
my face, i felt as if something was stolen
from me..instantly i
developed a bit of transgression towards
kingsley.
I had already picked up my bag and was
heading out of the class when someone
held my hand.
I turned around, it was no other person
than…. KINGSLEY . Courtesy of funaabgist.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.

Amazing Students eating crocodile!

Seems strange things will never end a student in a school in ondo state eating crocodile

9 questions to ask yourself this feburary

9 interesting questions but
confusing!!!
1. Can you cry under water?
2. Do fishes ever get thirsty?
3. Why don’t birds fall of trees when they
sleep?
4. Why is it called building
when it is already built?
5. When they say dogs food is new and
improved, who tastes it?
6. “I Love You” is not a question then why
does it need an answer?
7. Why does round pizza come
in a square box?
8. Why doesn’t glue stick to its bottle?
9. If money doesn’t grow on
trees then why do banks have
branches?          

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