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The National Industrial Court in Ikoyi has directed the Staff Unions of the Lagos State Polytechnic to suspend the strike action embarked upon on August 1st, 2017. This court ruling was given on Tuesday August 15th 2017 by the Hon. Justice F.I. Kola-Olalere pending the hearing and determination of the Unions’ notice and preliminary objection to the notice of interlocutory injunction by the Lagos State Government. It will be recalled that the State Government last week took the agitating staff unions of the institutions to court to stop them from continuing their industrial action. Responding to this, the Unions filed a Statement of Defence and preliminary objection on Friday 11/08/2017. While declaring the court ruling, Hon. Justice Kola-Olalere who adjourned the hearing of the preliminary  objection by the defendant to Wednesday September 27, 2017, directed the parties involved to explore amicable resolution of the issues before the adjourned date in line with the pr

NCS Ogun Command seized 211 packs of Cannabis, concealed and conveyed under 46 bags of Rice in  a Coaster Bus belonging to Federal University along Idiroko Axis of the Command. The Cannabis and the  suspect were handed over to NDLEA officials Ogun Command.

The CEO of Merck and also a member of the council write on his twitter handle on monday 14th August,2017 : "I am resigning from the president's American manufacturing council" Our country's strength stems from its diversity and its contributions made by men and women of different faiths, races, sexual orientations and political beliefs. American's leader must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expression of hatred, bigotry and group supremacy, which run counter to the american idea that all people are created equal. As CEO of merck and as matter of personal conscience, i feel a responsibilty to take stand against intolerance and extremism. Read trump Reply

.   May God continue to protect us all. And what is your Opinion.

Nairobi, Kenya  - Kenyans are heading to the polls on Tuesday to elect a president. Voters will also choose governors, members of parliament and senators. But Tuesday's election is different. It is the election in which social media came of age. It is the one where fake news made an entrance and became mainstream. Western PR firms have been hired to polish up the images of candidates and tarnish that of competitors. Attack ads have become common. A record amount of money has been spent to convince millions of registered voters. Taxpayers are footing most of it - a $480m bill to execute the poll, according to Kenya's national treasury. The successful presidential candidate will spend at least $50m to get to the state house, according to Johnson Sakaja, the former chairman of the party that put President Uhuru Kenyatta in power in 2013. The financial strain of the most expensive election in the country's history will be felt long after the August 8 election

Actors Chris Pratt and Anna Faris have filed for separation, according to statements posted on their official social media pages. "Anna and I are sad to announce we are legally separating. We tried hard for a long time, and we're really disappointed. Our son has two parents who love him very much and for his sake we want to keep this situation as private as possible moving forward," Pratt posted on his Facebook page. Pratt's publicist confirmed the separation to CNN.

North Korean state media has slammed the  latest round of sanctions  approved by the United Nations, calling them a "flagrant violation of our sovereignty." It vowed retaliation against Washington. The UN Security Council unanimously adopted new sanctions Saturday in response to Pyongyang's long-range ballistic missile tests on July 4 and July 28. The measures aim to make it harder for North Korea to make money across the globe. They target North Korea's primary exports -- including coal, iron and seafood -- and attempt to cut off its additional revenue streams by targeting some of its banks and joint ventures with foreign companies. Speaking at the ASEAN Regional Forum on Monday, North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho blamed the US for the current situation on the Korean Peninsula and said Pyongyang's "possession of nuclear weapons and intercontinental ballistic missiles is a legitimate option for self-defence in the face of a clear and r

The world-record €222 million capture from Barcelona was presented to supporters prior to the game but, aside from a few tricks with the ball, PSG fans will need to wait at least another week before capturing a glimpse of their new hero in action.  Nevertheless, Paris is gripped with Neymar fever that has now spanned the full 48 hours since his arrival was declared from Barcelona. Reports in the local media suggest that PSG sold an astonishing 10,000 Neymar strips in their city centre boutiques, but the greatest manifestation of the enthusiasm for the 25-year-old arrived before Saturday’s Ligue 1 curtain-raiser.  Amid fireworks, the deafening chant of his name and an electric atmosphere that suggests PSG’s fans believe they are embarking on something very special, the 25-year-old Brazil international received a welcome befitting of the world’s most expensive player.  Neymar was forced to watch on from the stand as Unai Emery’s side got off to a winning start against little Ami

Haidar al-Abadi,   Iraqi prime minister,  has rejected a call by Muqtada al-Sadr, the oowerful Iraqi Shia leader, to dissolve a controversial militia involved in battling the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) group. Hashd al-Shaabi, a Shia unit alternatively called the Badr militia, was established in 2014 with the avowed purpose of fighting ISIL, also known as ISIS, after it captured vast expanses of territory in northern and western Iraq. "The Hashd al-Shaabi … is for Iraq and will not be dissolved," Abadi said in the capital Baghdad on Saturday. "The next phase after liberating the land from Daesh is the battle of the unity of word." Daesh is the Arabic term for ISIL. Hashd al-Shaabi has faced accusations of abuses against civilians in Sunni-majority areas. Last month, the Iraqi army recaptured Mosul, the country's second largest city, from ISIL, which overran the city in 2014. Speaking to supporters on Friday, Sadr called for di

Few word pairs capture the idiosyncrasies of the English language as effectively as  a while  and awhile . Both of these terms are expressions of time, and both have been in use for over a century, but one is written with a space while the other is one word. What are the differences in meaning between the two? And what are the appropriate uses of each? These two terms represent different parts of speech. The two-word expression  a while  is a noun phrase, consisting of the article  a  and the noun  while , defined as “a period or interval of time.” The one-word  awhile is an adverb that means “for a short time or period.” Although these definitions are similar, and although the terms can sometimes be used interchangeably, there are a few simple rules that prove helpful in keeping them straight. The noun phrase  a while  can and often does follow a preposition, such as  for  or  in : “He said he would be home in a while.” The adverb  awhile  cannot follow a preposition, a rul

According to the Nollywood actress, she had been nursing depression all while and thinking of attemting suicide. below is what she wrote on her DM:: “Dear Lovers …… Am sorry I have been away and silent this past couple of months but you see, I  haven’t been able to explain what was going on in my mind and my heart. All i know, is that I have been  living in a body fighting to survive with a mind that has been trying to die . ………………. P.s I missed  you,so so much  ML.”

According to Lagos State Magistrate court, the paties involved are to serve 14 years inprisonment for such act under the constitution of Nigeria. The defendant however pleded not guilty and show no  remurse for their act, but the constitution of our land can not be tampered with, says Majistrate judge  Adewale Ojo. therefore the defendants were ordered to pay a sum of #500,000(five hundred thousand naira each) with two sureties before they can be granted a bail.