RIP senator Rose Okoji

Rose Okoji Oko: Nigerian senator dies in UK hospital 3 hours ago by  Nnaji Michael  - Senator Rose Okoji Oko from Cross River state has reportedly died of an undisclosed illness at a medical facility in the UK - Before her death, Rose Okoji Oko served as chairman of the Senate committee on trade and investment -   The death of the lawmaker was confirmed by a close relative, Patrick Ikorgor Okoroji, who said the senator died after a long battle with some health issues. Aisha Buhari calls for workers to stay home..... Read more: https://www.legit.ng/1314359-rose-okoji-oko-nigerian-senator-dies-uk-hospital.h...

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Private universities are not included in the strike

By Nnaji Michael This review was made to clarify those who earlier run said that private institutions are exempted in the ongoing strike.   Yesterday, vice chancellor of Godfrey okoye university declared the second phase of their second semester academic session suspended till further notice after addressing his students, members of staff and board of trustees. Below is the review of how the strike was ordered by federal government without excluding any institution The Federal Ministry of Education has ordered the immediate closure of tertiary institutions, secondary and primary schools nationwide over the outbreak...

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13-Year-Old Girl Molested And Impregnated By Three Men In Adamawa (Watch the attached video)

13-Year-Old Girl Molested And Impregnated By Three Men In Adamawa By: Dailybase - 12 hours ago - [ Gossip ] The Police have confirmed the arrest of one Isa Ibrahim, 55, and two others for gang raping a 13-year-old girl in Adamawa. Sulaiman Nguroje, Adamawa Police command spokesman, made the confirmation to NAN on Wednesday in Yola. Nguroje said the suspects, Ibrahim, Muhammed Abubakar, 45, and Ahmed Suleiman, 22, were residents of Ganye town. The suspects committed the offence sometime in November 2019 and went into hiding. Nguroje noted that the victim was taken to Adamawa Hope Centre at the Yola...

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