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*Dear Pa Buhari*, Why not come to Oshodi and see young people struggling to catch buses to their places of work as early as 4.30am. You can stroll down to Computer Village too. Ariaria (Aba Market) should also be part of your itinerary. You would have a good sight of works done by very industrious intelligent young persons. Many young women in the Country, after their legitimate work for the day, do 'extra work' at night (what you know as the service of the 'other room') so as to cater for the needs of their immediate families. A friend of mine at the University of Lagos can provide their details if you need to meet them. Ask Jobberman and other job assistance  'consultants'/ agents how many people visit their websites per hour. Your cluelessness and anti-people programmes have turned most young persons to Consultants. Make-up Consultants inclusive. We have a Country where over 3,000 youths would wake as early as 4.30 am, knot their ties and trek k

Where will I start from? Still confused about where to begin I really wish to have a better platform where all creatures will gather, so that I can tell them about a beautiful lady with a unique attitude that came to this world some decades ago. Smiles.... I remember as a child, she doesn't joke with Oluloro rice (that rice elewe is sweet o) I know her to be a strong lady with a complex mind and it takes only the mature one to comprehend her. She's very nice and also like to be in charge, I remember all the sweet our in-law brought during one of our sisters introduction was in her custody. She can pack load for Africa! Whenever she's going to school I always wonder how she manage to convey those loads to school. My first friend in the family We spend time talking and talking while growing up Keeping lots of secrets from our siblings And watching each other back I'm glad to have you as a sister And as you are plus one today, May Olodumare bless y

Gentlemen of the Press *REOPENING OF RUFUS GIWA POLYTECHNIC, OWO.* After due consultations with the Governor of Ondo State, the governing council of Rufus Giwa Polytechnic has authorized the re-opening of the Rufus Giwa Polytechnic. All new students (ND 1 & HND 1) are to resume on Monday April 30th 2018. Returning students are to resume on the 14th of May 2018. Returning student are expected to make a payment of N12,000 as reparation fees and a certificate to the effect that they will henceforth be of good behavior and comply with all rules and regulations of the school. The letters are to be signed by a prominent member of society eg JP, Members of the state house of assembly, civil servants not below the rank of a permanent secretary: chairman of the local government council or a legal practitioner As we advance in our mission to reposition Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo, the Governing Council wishes to acknowledge  the cooperation of various stakeholders with on-going cons

DEATH!!! Unto thee is woe Thy evil baton stings his soul Thee who comes into man's life And shatters his type Though inevitable thee are Thee can be seen not even from afar In disarray and tears And in decade of years Ye leaves his type in fears Of not been beaten With thy evil baton Though thee overcomes the powerful Thee are an enemy to all life Enemy to both rich and wretched Enemy who steals dreams Thee never misses thy appointment of termination But why thee ? Where at thou seen thy power ? Why taking friends and leaving behind foes ? Why take not the aged and leave the upcoming ? DEATH!!! Away with thee We make thee friend not Because thee have essence not AKÍNRÓTÌMÍ SUNDAY ENIOLÁ ABEL Follow us on Twitter @iyituwatv Facebook @iyituwatv 

PRESS RELEASE: AAUA FEES HIKE. ONDO STATE, April 11, 2018-Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party have been carefully observing the ongoing in Ondo State. It is saddening to witness the current standoff between the brave students of Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA) and the Governor Rotimi Akeredolu-led State Government. It is even more saddening to know that the self-acclaimed political descendants of Chief Awolowo believe education has to be expensive, if it is to work in Ondo State. Quite unfortunate that education which have been the bedrock of national development in the South West is fast becoming the exclusive preserve of the rich. Abundant Nigeria Renewal Party (ANRP) believes that the youths are the Nation’s greatest resources and any attempt to deny them of affordable education must be resisted by every peaceful means possible. However, any government that sees education as too expensive to fund must be ready to massively increase its budget for security.

*ALUTARIAN GREETINGS FROM THE APEX AGITATING BODY,  ADEKUNLE AJASIN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS UNION* Greetings to our ever dogged and resilient students. In respect of the meeting held today between the Governor and the leadership of the students Union alongside members of the governing council. After much deliberation, the meeting result to revive the tuition as follows;  Returning students: Faculty of  Law: #100,000 Faculty of  Science: #100,000 Faculty of Social and management science: #100,000 Faculty of  Education: #80,000 Faculty of Art: #80,000 With an option to pay twice I.e #50,000 and #40,000 per semester respectively. Final Year students across all faculties are to pay a sum of #70,000 with an opinion of paying twice I.e #35,000 per semester.    The Governor said this is the lowest he can go and he urges every individual that they should abide by this. Sequel to this, the Union is willing and ready to seek the opinion of students populace, the final decision

"Learn how to turn frustration into fascination. You will learn more being fascinated by life than you will by being frustrated by it". This is a wake-up call for Nigerian Youth. The frustration in the country is something that should fascinate us to go get our PVC and march out confidently to push our the leaders who do not care about our well-being. The lives of the citizens in Nigeria is at stake and we need to rise to use our votes to kick them out. Omoluwabi Akinwalere Temitayo Basorun Omoluwabi movement of Africa Follow us on Twitter @iyituwatv Facebook @iyituwatv 

*PRESS RELEASE FROM THE STUDENTS UNION*  Solidarity greetings from the students union to our ever loving, gallant, courageous and resolute students and comrades who are from different places, towns and cities shown their love towards ensuring that the students of this prestigious University and citadel of learning fights for what's rightfully just We really want to appreciate the time, energy and most importantly the pain you have all went through during this struggle so far as your yearning towards protecting not only Your Own interest but the interest of your friends, family members and the future of our generations We also want to appreciate the leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS)  for their astute leadership, tenacity and sagacity coupled with sheer courage in putting them all in ensuring that the welfare and protection of the Nigerian students are well served The students union will likely want to appreciate our mothers, the market

*From The Secretariat, Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Students' Union, Room 004,( Office of the masses).* *RE: TUITION FEE HIKE, OUR STORY.* *A RESPONSE TO THE ONDO STATE GOVERNMENT COMMISSIONER OF INFORMATION* In order to save face, the commissioner of information released to the public yesterday set of "facts" about why government had to forcefully hike tuition fees in Adekunle Ajasin University, however just like all, the arguments are a mockery of intelligence, and falls face to the ground. It is a very ridiculous argument to claims because other schools were hiked, AAUA must be hiked. It beats logic, it is a fallacious argument that should never be heard from intellectuals. For every school who has been hiked, it is always a wind of oppression, some of them were allowed because Students could not organise enough to fight back. But for us, we have decided to fight back. The Government has reeled out its fact again, and one more time it falls to the

AN APPEAL TO THE GOVT OF ONDO STATE ON INCREASED TUITION AT ADEKUNLE AJASIN UNIVERSITY AKUNGBA. "The current economic realities can no longer sustain the status quo". Funds for running educational institutions don't have to be generated exclusively from tuition fees. The university should be encouraged to embark radically on entrepreneurial drives and generate funds thereby, wherein tuition becomes but secondary funds. While we may need to marginally review the fees to meet increasing demands of running the institution, I do not agree with the percentage of increment; from N35,000 to N180,000 (414% increment) in a non-residential institution where off-campus accommodation sometimes costs as much as N70,000 annually.  A widow with two children (male/female) in AAUA is now required to pay N500,000 every session. Many parents/guardians in Ondo state  certainly will not be able to afford this, with dastardly consequences on the future of these students and so

The Student Union Government Rufus Giwa Polytechnic, Owo Ondo State. Press Release. 10th April 2018. RUFUS GIWA AND HER ORDEALS: CALL BACK OUR STUDENTS. The Student Union Government, which is the umbrella body of all student struggle, wishes to reiterate her support for her students and reassure you that we are solidly behind you. The union also wants to strongly condemn the actions that saw to the destruction of the schools ICT center on the 22nd of January 2018. In view of the incidence that took place, the students have been made to stay at home for over 2months and running as this has caused lots of damages and irregularities as to the plans of the Nigerian students. Our students are tired of sitting at home without a direction and proper information as regards the way forward. We agree strongly that we must pay for the damages done without fear or favor. The union therefore calls for a quick resumption and declaration of REPARATION FEE, within the next 7days, to m

Another history was written yesterday 9th April, 2018, when university students across Ondo state gathered to protest on the increment of Adekunle Ajasin University Akungba Akoko school fees.  Omoluwabi Movement of Africa also joined the students in the protest. The students made a peaceful protest without destroying anything or harming anybody, they displayed a high level of responsibility. It was shocking  when the police suddenly began to fire tear gas at the students as well as the passers by, about three students were injured. At the heat of the protest,  the students showed their determination despite the oppression faced by the police by gathering themselves to continue in the spirit of togetherness. After hours of demonstration, the students matched to the governor's office led by the policemen chanting songs. As the students arrived at the governor's office, the security men doubled and they try to lure the students leaders into a secret

Millons of people are in the mortuary, many are rush into the theatre rooms, many are spending money on life saving machines. I can boldly say that a lot of people are doing well and are all staying healthy. We can say that there is no one on earth without its own challenges, but everyone has a special way of dealing with issues pertaining to their life.  There are three things that can make us stay healthy, and these three things are connected to just one thing that 70% of our body is made of, that is WATER. If am to recommend anything for a depressed soul, I will recommend the WATER MANTRA, and it can only work effectively if you follow these three steps.      1) As soon as you wake up in the morning, before doing anything drink a litre of water. It doesn't matter if you don't brush your teeth, take water because it will help to dissolve the alkalinity in your mouth.                           2) Forty minutes after eating be it Breakfast, Lunch, or Dinner make sure y

*PRESS STATEMENT FROM ADEKUNLE AJASIN UNIVERSITY AKUNGBA STUDENTS' UNION* Aluta greetings to all Adekunle Ajasin University Students from the apex agitating body. Today makes it 80days that we have been made to sit at home since the 2016/2017 academic session ended. It is quite pathetic and sardonic that the government has been quite undisturbed by this disheartening predicament. The government has been so unperturbed by the fact that we are wallowing and wasting away at home. We have wasted a whole semester at home doing nothing. The hope of our 500L Law students going to Law School is now hanging in the wind. We are made to go through all this unpalatable rigours all because of the unfortunate indecisiveness of the government. We have been silent enough. We will not allow the administration of the government to toy with our future. We have been pushed to the wall, and it is now highly sacrosanct, germane and imperative to take our destiny into our hands. *_On th