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Abia Polytechnic Student Steals A Generator, Beaten & Stripped Unclad By Mob,

9th January was a bad day for Okoro Mark Chimobi, a young Business Administration Management (BAM) student of Abia state polytechnic as he was beaten mercilessly and stripped unclad by angry mob who caught him stealing a generator.The incident happened around 11:15am in Aba.

According to some villagers,the notorious thief known for stealing and ra**ng ladies was caught while trying to sell the generator he stole at night.

According to his neighbour/eyewitness, John,he saw him came back with a generator and was later caught in the morning.John said....

“ I saw when he left and came back with a generator, I knew he stole it because that’s what he has been doing. Just the next morning i heard someone was caught and beaten on his way to sell a stolen generator when I went to check I notice he was the one.”

Source: http://www.trezzyhelm.com/2017/01/abia-state-polytechnic-student-beaten.html?m=,http://www.naijaeducation.com/gd-home/crime-1/abia-polytechnic-student-steals-a-generator-beaten-stripped-unclad-by-mob/

Universities’ Non-academic Unions To Begin 5-day Warning Strike ,​

Non-academic unions in the Nigerian universities say
they will on Monday embark on a five-day warning strike

over the inability of the Federal Government to

implement the 2009 Agreements with the unions.

The unions are the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian

Universities (SSANU), Non-Academic Staff Union

(NASU) and the National Association of Academic

Technologists (NAAT).

The Joint Action Committee (JAC) of the unions in a

statement stated that the warning strike became

necessary in order for government to fully implement

the 2009 FGN/Non-Teaching Staff Unions Agreements

it freely entered into with the unions.

JAC said that a letter of the warning strike signed by

Samson Ugwoke, SSANU President, Sani Suleiman,

President of NAAT and Chris Ani, NASU President had

been send to the Minister of Education.

JAC said the letter was also copied to the Minister

Labour and Employment, Executive Secretary, National

Universities Commission and President of Nigeria Labour

Congress.

The statement quoted the committee as saying that “the

University system is challenged by poor governance and

administrative lapses which needs to be addressed

holistically.

“Poor funding of our universities, shortfall in payment

of staff salaries, increasing corruption in the university

system should be addressed.’’

It also listed as among the problems that required

attention of the government was inadequate physical

infrastructure and abandoned projects which they said

had reduced the capacity and output of its members.

SOURCE: http://www.nairanaijanews.com/2017/01/

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Top Five Reasons Why Students Miss Out Of Scholarship Opportunities,​According to the message we preach, there are a lot of

opportunities available for anyone that will explore them,

there are a lot of people waiting to pay you for what you

can do without cohesion- your hobby. A lot of petroleum

companies dish out scholarship opportunities yearly, but

over the years, even some so-called brilliant student

miss out of it, and they struggle to live a fulfilling life.

We quickly look at the top five reasons why students fail

to get successful on the stage of opportunities. The

recent failure at the Etisalat literature fiction

competition says a lot. The failure was not due to bad

submissions, but there are more to it.

1. Fear of Failure

Fear of Failure is a great sickness that has bedeviled the

African Continent for decades, the failure of not trying

hurts more than the failure after trying. Trying is not

an offense, Thomas Edison is a testimony to this. Many

students are afraid of failing in a scholarship, they are

afraid of being ridiculed. But the decisions made by

ourselves are the real things that makes us who we are.

Try an opportunity today, and see that fear is also

afraid of itself.

2."Nothing goes for Free" Mentality

I once inteview a brilliant friend sometimes ago on why

he does not apply for competitions and related offers.

He simply put "do you think anything goes for free in

Nigeria?"

Yea, there are lots of freebies out there for people who

deserves them, but if they don't show up, then those

who doesn't, gets it. There a real scholarships that you

don't need a dime to get it.

3. Lack of intensive Efforts

If many students had taken the war of scholarships to be

the war of building a G.P as an undergraduate, they

would have been scholarship winners. But most times

students only put effort into reading for their test, and

only make a scholarship to be 50-50 chance. Put your

best into anthing you're doing, it pays, no time or effort

is a waste.

4. Indecisive Nature

Some students don't know what they want, maybe to

travel out of Nigeria to study or stay in Nigeria. By so

doing, they take anything that comes their way, and call

it destiny. No! It's not, Know what you want and don't

settle for less.

5. Over-dependence on Parents

One thing is sure, no matter how rich your parent may

be, the money your parents gives you can never be

enough. So, getting another source of income as a

scholarship is not a bad idea. But some students choose

to depend on their parents for every dime, so they don't

take up opportunities.

This are the key reasons, adjust your self today and

place yourself at the centre of opportunities.

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