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YOUTHANIZE NIG LTD & MACARTHY GROUP NYSC TRANSPORT MOVEMENT have made history by transporting corp members from Lagos to anywhere they were posted for their orientation and dropped them at the gate of their camps last year ( for batch B and batch C).
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Now they are ready to transport CORP MEMBERS going for BATCH A 2015 to their various camps with buses that are fully air-conditioned and seating arrangement is 3/ row
Date of departure: Monday 4th of May 2015
Venue: LASU MAIN CAMPUS,OJO
TIME: 6am

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Price list for 2015
ABIA——————N5250
ABUJA —————N5500
AKWA-IBOM ———N6500
ANAMBRA ———–N4250
BAYELSA————-N6050
BENUE —————N6250
C.RIVER ————–N6500
DELTA—————–N4050
EBOYIN—————N5750
ENUGU—————N5000
EDO——————-N3250
EKITI——————N3250
IMO——————-N5000
JIGAWA—————N7500
KADUNA————-N6700
KANO—————–N6700
KWARA—————N3750
KOGI——————N5500
NIGER—————–N6500
KASTINA————–N8050
KEBBI—————–N6250
NASSARAWA——–N6050
ONDO—————–N3000
OSUN——————N2600
PLATEAU————-N7500
TARABA—————N8000
SOKOTO—————N7000
RIVERS —————-N5500
ZAMFARA————–N7000

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The International Criminal Court (ICC) has confirmed that it has received a petition against the Oba of Lagos, Rilwan Akiolu, as a result of the inciting statement he made against the Igbo people living in Lagos State before the April 11 governorship election.
The international court on Tuesday acknowledged receipt of the petition filed by Dr. Josef Umunnakwe Onoh, brother of Bianca Ojukwu and son of the former Governor of Enugu State, late Chief C.C Onoh.
The Oba had threatened to throw the Igbo people into the lagoon if they failed to vote for the governorship candidate of the All Progressives Congress (APC), Akinwumi Ambode.
Onoh threatened to present Oba Akiolu's inciteful speech before the ICC which he subsequently made real his vow through a petition dated April 21.
Acknowledging receipt of the petition, the ICC Head of Information and Evidence Unit, office of the prosecutor, M.P. Dillon said: "This communication has been duly entered in the communications register of the office.
"We will give consideration to this communication, as appropriate, in accordance with the provisions of the Rome statute of the International Criminal Court."

Onoh petitioned the ICC, saying he believed that Oba Akiolu's threat amounted to a call for violence to be perpetrated against the Igbo people in Lagos in the event that the APC governorship candidate lost the election, which he noted violates Article 20 of the international convention and elimination of all forms of racial discrimination.
"Had the threat been made by any lesser person, we would have dismissed same as ideal threat, but coming from the Oba of Lagos himself, it was a call to arms and an incitement to violence against the Igbo people," Onoh petitioned.

It will be recalled that it was a similar incitement speech by the Zulu king that caused the ongoing xenophobia rampage in South Africa.

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Three persons, Shitu Sale, 38, Sulaiman Lawal, 35 and Adamu Jume, 34, were on Wednesday arraigned in a Katsina Magistrates' Court for allegedly raping three minors.
The accused persons, who reside at Danmusa Local Government Area, appeared before Magistrate Abdurrahman Umar on a count charge of rape.
The police prosecutor, Insp. Hashimu Musa, told the court that the accused conspired and raped the three minors on April 12.
Musa said that one Tanimu Danmusa reported the case at Danmusa Police Division that the accused committed the offence at about 2p.m.
He said that the accused persons criminally deceived the underage girls, while hawking sachet water and had carnal knowledge of them.
The prosecutor said that the accused had established a syndicate that specialised in raping underage girls by luring them with monetary gifts.
Musa said that the case was transferred from Danmusa to the State's Criminal Investigation Department for further investigation.
''During police investigation, the accused confessed that they have been giving some minors N200 for s3x,'' he said.
The accused persons pleaded not guilty to the charge and applied for bail.
The Magistrate said that the court would not grant bail to them as their file had been forwarded to the State's Ministry of Justice for advice.
Umar ordered that the accused to be remanded in prison custody and adjourned till May 25 for continuation.

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A 31-year-old man, Samson Ndubuisi, who allegedly had canal knowledge of an 11-year-old boy, was on Wednesday hauled up before an Apapa Magistrates' Court, Lagos.
Ndubuisi, a resident of No. 3/4, Umuaka Close, Ilufe Junction, Alaba Market, Lagos, is facing a two-count charge of conspiracy and sexual assault by penetration.
The Prosecutor, ASP Soji Ojaokomo told the court that the accused committed the offences on April 12 at his apartment.
Ojaokomo said the accused had canal knowledge of boy without his consent.
"The complainant said that on that fateful day, he went to fetch water at one Mrs Doris Ezenwa's company.
"He said while he was fetching water, the accused called him and took him to a room where he forcefully had canal knowledge of him through the anus.
"The boy said that each time he went to fetch water Ndubuisi would take him to the usual spot and have sex with him.
"The complainant also said that the accused also bribed him with N100 each time he slept with him.
"The 11-year-old boy said they were caught by two men, who were Ndubuisi's colleague at the water company.
"The boy said the accused threatened to kill him if he dare tell his parents about it,'' he said.
Ojaokomo said the offences contravened the provision of Sections 259 and 409 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.
The accused, however, pleaded not guilty.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Section 259 prescribes life imprisonment for sexual assault by penetration.
The Magistrate, Mr Patrick Adekomaiya, granted the accused bail in the sum of
N 50,000 with one surety in like sum.
He adjourned the case till May 28 for trial.(NAN)

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A 27-year-old painter, Jamiu Kamorudeen, was on Wednesday arraigned for allegedly defiling a 14-year-old secondary school student. The accused, a resident of No. 7, Edita St., Alakoro, Ebute-Ero on Lagos Island, is facing a two-count charge of conspiracy and defilement at a Tinubu Magistrates' Court.
He, however, denied the charges. The Prosecutor, Sgt. Aondohemba Koti, told the court that the painter committed the offence alongside an accomplice, who is now at large, at 8:00 p.m., on April 26 at Oke Arunde St., Lagos Island.
He said the accused had an unlawful carnal knowledge of the 14-year-old student (names withheld) without her consent. According to the prosecutor, the victim was sent by her aunt to collect a crate of empty bottles of soft drinks from the accused.
"While on her way, Kamorudeen, who had connived with his accomplice, lured the complainant into a secluded place where they raped her after they had overpowered her. "Kamorudeen's accomplice covered their victim's mouth with a clothe to prevent her from raising an alarm that could have alerted passers-by about their action," Koti said.
The prosecutor said that the student reported the crime to her aunt immediately after the incident. Koti said that the victim's aunt also reported the incident to the police authorities which led to the arrest of the accused. The prosecutor said the offences contravened Sections 137 and 409 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.
Section 137 states that, "Any person who has sexual intercourse with a child is guilty of a felony and is liable to imprisonment for life." The Magistrate, Mrs Salama Matepo, granted the accused bail in the sum of N200,000 with two sureties in like sum and adjourned the case to May 20, for mention.

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Former Military governor of old Anambra State, Col. Robert Akonobi (rtd), has pleaded with Igbo parents to reduce the bride price of their daughters so that ''our young boys can marry them." ''To me, this topic (bride price) has been dealth with in the past by Ndigbo, who came out with a reduced bride price, to enable our young boys marry our young girls," Akonobi said.
Akonobi also cautioned that men should study their proposed wives closely and longer before engaging into marriage because "once you marry, no one else can put it asunder." He spoke at the industrial city of Nnewi, Anambra State during the traditional wedding ceremony of the daughter of a business mogul, Chief Louis Onwugbenu, Onyinye and her husband, Bosah Chukwuogo, weekend.
Nnewi was agog as dignitaries from all works of life trooped to the residence of Chief Onwugbenu for the memorable event. The dignitaries who were from both the military, political and manufacturing circles, including Col Akonobi, Hon. Clement Nwankwu, former member of the House of Representatives; Chairmen and Chief Executive Officers of Gabros International Limited and Innoson Vehicle Manufacturing Limited, Chief Gabriel and Innocent Chukwuma respectively, among others.
The issue of high bride price was discussed extensively on the occasion. Hon. Nwankwu, in his own speech, prayed that Chief Onwugbenu and his wife would live long to enjoy the fruits of their children, especially those who married from outside their areas.

Also, speaking, Mrs. Onwugbenu expressed gratitude that her daughter's hand was given out in marriage and prayed that her in-laws who came all the way from Awka to marry her daughter, would go back home safely. Father of the bride, Onwugbenu, in his own speech, said he had already blessed his daughter and her husband to go and make a good home.
On the bride price controversy in Igbo land, Onwugbenu declared: "We do not charge money as bride price for someone to marry my daughter. To me, what is important is that my daughter should live in peace with her husband. Let her husband's family members accept her as part and parcel of their family."

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After 7 years of rendering diligent services to MTN Nigeria as one of its best staff, Mr. Emeka Eze (not real names) has been suspended for his post on social media.
Eze got the shocking news of his suspension (till further notice), when he 'mistakenly' shared a post his friend posted on Facebook which has to do with the Xenophobic attacks on foreigners in South Africa by some group of South Africans which has led to loss of lives and property of Nigerians living in South Africa.
While speaking exclusively with PorscheClassy Media, devastated Eze said, "This is worst period of my life, because I never knew it would get to this. Now I feel like a criminal under surveillance. It was an innocence Facebook post, but the last paragraph was 'Lets boycott MTN and DSTV.
My organization munched it and made it an issue, thereby I was called by chat#panel. I never knew it was going to be as serious as this. They put me on suspension till further notice for a Facebook post.
Although, I was very careless on my part, but I also feel my freedom or privacy is trampled upon," he lamented.
Recall that MTN Nigeria has cautioned against reprisal attacks on multinationals that have links with South Africa owing to the xenophobic attacks on Nigerians in South Africa, saying any such occurrence would result in monumental loss and setback for the Nigerian economy.

Mr. Wale Goodluck, the Corporate Services Executive, MTN Nigeria, who joined other Nigerians in condemning the heinous act, stated the need to douse emotions in Nigeria in other to avoid reprisal attacks on some targeted INVESTMENTS like MTN, Shoprite, MultiChoice in Nigeria, which he said, would have far reaching negatively impact on the Nigerian economy, owing to the companies' huge contribution to the economy of Nigeria.
The MTN's appeal for peace is coming on the heels of threat messages sent out by Nigerian students, to revenge the killing of some Nigerians and the destruction of their property in South Africa in the last two weeks, following the outbreak of xenophobia attacks in that country, where a group of South Africans are protesting the coexistence of foreigners with South Africans for fear of dominating the country.
The protesters launched attacks on foreigners, including Nigerians, resulting in loss of lives and properties. The students, had in a statement, threatened to destroy all South African investments in Nigeria, to avenge the killings in South Africa, and mentioned MTN, Shoprite and MultiChoice as their first targets.

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Founder of the Oodua Peoples Congress, OPC, Dr. Fredrick Fasheun, has been overthrown as president of the organisation by a faction of the group led by Comrade Dare Adesope, who has been announced as the new president of the congress.
At a news conference on Tuesday at the congress' secretariat, Egbe area of Ikotun, Lagos, southwest Nigeria, Adesope said OPC has lost confidence in the leadership of Fasheun who had thrown the organisation into crisis and politics.‎
He said since the formation of OPC, Fasheun had been in charge of the body without keeping to the vision that led to its formation.
With several members of OPC on his side, Adesope said he has been declared the new president of OPC nationwide and that Fasheun ceased to be the president of the group, but just the founder, stressing that the congress was not established "to run monarchical system of government. How can one person be directing its affairs for 20 consecutive years?"
"Fasheun is no more the president of OPC and he was removed because of his reprehensible act and that it is high time the Yoruba leaders joined forces with the new leadership of the congress to move the region forward."
He explained that the time had come for all Oodua descendants to embrace the congress, as the Yoruba leaders should not "judge the OPC with the precedent of the past leader," who was advised, but did not take to the admonition.

Adesope stated that the manner the congress would be managed under the new leadership would be in consonance with the 1999 Constitution and that of the organisation unlike when "we ran autocracy where one person took all the decisions on behalf of the organisation without consulting the National Executive Council."
He denied allegation that the OPC new leadership was sponsored by the leadership of the All Progressives Congress (APC) to move against Fasheun.
Adesope, however, congratulated President Goodluck Jonathan for the just concluded general elections and for accepting defeat gallantly, saying this demonstrated the spirit of true sportsmanship that should be emulated by all.
"If it is true that some groups in the Niger Delta are saying he should not come home, we advise him to disregard such threat. If he is not comfortable with them, he is welcome in any part of the South West. I can assure him that OPC will provide him adequate security."
Adesope also congratulated the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, appealing to him to ensure that he corrects all the mistakes made by the outgoing administration and that all regions in the country enjoy the dividends of democracy; share all national positions fairly; fight corruption; address unemployment with all seriousness and put an end to electricity problem in the country.

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National chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Dr. Adamu Mu'azu on Wednesday denied that he was bundled out of a meeting of governors of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).‎
Reports had emerged that the national chairman was bundled out of a governors forum meeting which held at the Akwa Ibom governors lodge in Asokoro.
Indication emerged that governors of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) are not letting up on their move to sack the national chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Dr. Adamu Mu'azu over the party's electoral woes at the presidential election.
Mu'azu and governors of the party have been locked in a crisis of confidence since, President Goodluck Jonathan lost to Gen. Muhammadu Buhari in the March 28 presidential election.
The loss had resulted in a clamour for the ouster of Mu'azu and the set up of a caretaker committee.

But the spokesman of the national chairman, Tony Amadi, told Leadership that Mu'azu was bundled out of the meeting.
Amadi, who admitted he (Amadi) was not present at the meeting, noted that if such a scenario played out at the meeting there would have been a shoot out between the security aides of the chairman and the governors.
While he refused to state whether the meeting with the governors was rancour free, Amadi said "he was not bundled out of the meeting. None of that happened. who bundled who out? How can you bundle out a party chairman."
When asked that he was neither at the meeting and might not know whether such a scenario transpired he said "what I know is that he was not bundled out of the meeting."
"If they said he was bundled out of the meeting where was his security details? If they attempt to bundle out the chairman there would have been a shoot out between the security details of Mu'azu and the governors and nobody wants that. Don't forget you are talking about a former governor and a national chairman of a political party."
"What we are doing in the party now is how to restrategise and bounce back."
He further lambasted those calling for Mu'azu to resign, noting that most of them failed to deliver their states at the polls.
"Those calling for him to go how many of them won their states. The issues is that as the party lost they are blaming somebody but they tried to hijack the party in their states and could not deliver as they should."
He added that the national chairman will not resign his position noting that the party under Mu'azu's leadership intends to stop a trend where national party chairmen are remained on a whim.
"This party is not changing national chairman. A bane of this party has been the way it changes it chairmen. In the last six years the party has not had chairmen who served for more than two years."

A party source disclosed that the governors were displeased with the performance of the current leadership of the party under Mu'azu and tinkered with the prospects of having one of them head a caretaker committee if he is removed.
It was gathered that the governors are angling for either a south west governor or a governor from the south south to head the caretaker committee after May 29pending the conduct of fresh elections for NWC positions next year.
It was gathered that the decision to move the position to the southern part of the country was predicated on the likelihood that the party's presidential candidate would emerge from the North in 2019.

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