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Nigerian Senate passes a Bill to Criminalize Sexual Harassment in Nigerian Universities for its Second Reading

The Nigerian Senate on Tuesday passed a Bill to Criminalize Sexual Harassment in Nigerian Universities for its Second Reading.

Many young Nigerian boys and girls suffer at the hands of lecturers, fellow students and those in administrative positions of power when they seek to further their education in our universities.

This bill, once passed and signed into law, will help stamp out all forms of harassment to make our schools more conducive for our students.


According to the Senate President, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki said: "I can attest to the fact that I have received anonymous emails and messages urging the Senate to make sexual harassment in our universities a criminal offence. In this regard, as we have taken this pivotal step to get this bill off the ground, I enjoin members of the civil society and students across the country to join in the process to make sure that this bill is passed and signed, so that students can receive the protection and backing of the law as they pursue their education."

Here Is The Summary Of Senate Proceedings For Tuesday 24th May, 2016 ‪#‎TodayInPlenary‬

Dialogue Session with Students of Nigerian Universities - Dogara Address

Address by the Speaker, House of Representatives, Federal Republic of Nigeria, Rt. Hon. Dogara Yakubu at the Dialogue Session with Students of Nigerian Universities held at the House of Representatives, National Assembly on 9th May, 2016

Protocols:

Introduction

I would like to start by welcoming you all to the National Assembly, this great citadel of our democracy, for this important dialogue session with representatives of students of our universities in Nigeria.

Today's novel event presents a unique opportunity for students from Universities across Nigeria to visit the National Assembly as part of a special youth development program. This initiative is the first of its kind in Nigeria and it focuses on deepening students understanding of the democratic process with special emphasis on the legislature while attempting to bridge the prevalent disconnect students have with the system.

The core objectives of this event therefore, include: to expose students to legislative practice and procedure; improve public trust in the Legislature as an arm of government; and enable students to meet and interact with their elected representatives in the National Assembly.

ACCEPTANCE FEE in Nigerian Higher Institutions, a social malady

An acceptance fee is a social malady. Corruption of the highest order. Arrant NONSENSE. A complete social abrohaha. A gibberish. If someone has chosen a school for a choice of Academics, then the person already has interest in the institution. If need be, he or she should be tested and be offered a place on the programme he has applied for after which he would have paid unreasonable gargantuan amount for application process in our Nigeria Higher Institutions. 

OSUN TERTIARY EDUCATION IN SHAMBLES?

The sovereignty of any state as a political units is a fundamental factor in the international system. It presupposes the power of a state to through a defined set of laws, control or govern both human & material resources in its territory without external intervention. 

The implication of this is that a nation-state should utilise all resources within its jurisdiction to make a life meaningful for its action which include ensuring security of lives & property, provision of basic infrastructure, education etc.

Why Police Brutally Repress Protesting Students, Arrest SaharaTV Camera Crew

 Nigeria Police Brutally Repress Protesting Polytechnic and Colleges of Education Students, Arrest SaharaTV Camera Crew in Lagos

A team of anti-riot police brutally attacked a peaceful protest by students of Nigerian polytechnics in Lagos earlier today.

The police tear-gassed and assaulted the protesters, and arrested more than 100 students and reporters, including Segun Olawoye, a citizen reporter affiliated with SaharaTV. The arrested students accused the police of also using tear gas on them after they were herded into prison vehicles known as Black Maria.

The protesting polytechnic students said they wanted to draw attention to their plight as they have been out of school for close to nine months owing to a general strike by their lecturers. The protesters accused the Goodluck Jonathan administration of triggering the strike by refusing to honor a 2009 agreement with polytechnic teachers across Nigeria.

Boko Haram: General Security Updates - Another Attack Imminent in Abuja

SECURITY UPDATE: Report has it that BOKO HARAM intends to attack a location in Abuja using Ambulance.

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GUNMEN suspected to be students shot a lecturer in the University of Calabar.

A suspected kidnapper just apprehended @ Alimosho Bus Stop,Lagos,and is about to be set on fire.

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JAF Declares MAY DAY in LAGOS as PROTEST DAY

The Joint Action Front, JAF, has  declares the MAY DAY in LAGOS as PROTEST DAY for the reversal of hike in School fees in LASU, LASPOLY and AOCOED!

The Lagos state government increased the school fees of the Lagos State University (LASU), Lagos State Polytechnic (LASPOLY) and that of the Adeniran Ogunsanya College of Education (AOCOED). The increment, JAF regarded as abnormal which the Lagos State Government must rescind.

Nigerians In West Virginia Protest Against Boko Haram Carnage And Government Corruption (PHOTOS)

Students, academics and members of the Nigerian community in West Virginia staged a protest at the .

The protesters condemned the carnage by Boko Haram and the government corruption in Nigeria that led to the “disappearance” of $20 billion from the Nigerian treasury between 2012 - 2013.

Tensions in PDP as Adeleke Joins Osun Guber Race

Apparently, there are tensions and shiverings within the ranks and files of who is who within the Osun state Peoples Democratic Party as a former governor of the State, Alhaji Isiaka Adeleke, joined the race for the August 9 governorship election in the state. This was contained in a statement in Osogbo on Sunday, by a leader of the Peoples Democratic Party in the state, Mr. Femi Adefila.