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The Journey, True Life Story Of Olusegun Obasanjo

The Journey, True Life Story Of Olusegun Obasanjo Aremu, Omo Ashabi: Baba Of Africa Date Of Birth: 5th March, 1937 Age: 87 Years Old Place Of Birth: Abeokuta, Nigeria Profession: Politician, Writer, Entrepreneur Religion: Christianity Position: Elder Statesman, Former Head Of States And Former President. Family: Spouses/Ex-: Deceased): Esther Oluremi (Ex-Wife), Lynda (Ex-Wife), Mojisola Adekunle…

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I declined to be Obi’s vice president because he cannot win - Shagari

I declined to be Obi’s vice president because he cannot win – Shagari

Mukhtar Shagari, the former deputy governor of Sokoto State, on Tuesday, revealed he was contacted by the Labour Party to become Peter Obi’s vice presidential candidate in the 2023 elections. Shagari, who made the disclosure when he appeared on Channels Television’s Politics Today, said he declined the opportunity because he did not believe Obi stood a chance in 2023. “The Labour party contacted…

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Ajaero released as outrage trails arrest

LAGOS — Arrested Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, President, Comrade Joe Ajaero, was released late Monday by the Department of State Services, DSS even as the government agency’s action has been greeted by widespread condemnation nationwide. Vanguard was informed by one of the NLC leaders that Ajaero was released at about 11.10p.m yesterday. Ajaero was arrested at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Aiport in Abuja, on his way to London to attend the Trade Union Congress, TUC of the United Kingdom conference, which began yesterday. Ajaero arrest came as the secret police laid siege to the Abuja office of the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, for allegedly asking the government to reverse the recent increase in the price of petrol. SERAP has, however, asked President Bola Tinubu to direct the DSS to stop its attack. Confirming Ajaero’s arrest, the Head of Information of the NLC, Mr Benson Upah, however, said the union had no idea on the whereabouts of Ajaero, saying he (Ajaero) it was the DSS that arrested him. Vanguard gathered yesterday that the Labour leader had been moved to the National Intelligence Agency, NIA. His arrest came 11 days after he honoured an invitation by the Police on August 29, and was released the same day. A day before he honoured the invitation, the police on August 28 re-invited Ajaero “in furtherance of investigations into an alleged case of criminal intimidation, conducts likely to cause a breach of public peace and malicious damage to properties in which your name featured.” “You are requested to come along with Comrade Emmanuel Ugboaja for an interview with the Deputy Inspector General of Police, Force Intelligence Department, FID, through the undersigned, at SPO’s Room 12, 2nd Floor, Force Intelligence Department, FID, Complex, Shehu Shagari way, opposite Force Headquarters Area 11, Garki, Abuja on Thursday, 5th September 2024 at 11am. “On arrival, you may wish to call Mr. Usman on GSM number 08039659139. Your cooperation in this regard is highly solicited, please,” the police invitation read. Arrest not connected to police invitation – Falana Speaking on the issue, yesterday, legal adviser to NLC, Mr. Femi Falana, SAN, said the arrest of his client was not connected with an earlier invitation by the Police, adding that the secret police had failed to provide any reason for Ajaero’s arrest. “The invitation to Comrade Joe Ajaero by the police was rescheduled last week. I have contacted the police authorities. The arrest is not related to the police invitation. “Comrade Ajaero was on his way to London to attend the ongoing TUC conference when he was arrested at the airport this morning (yesterday) by the DSS. No reason has been provided for the arrest,’’ Falana said. Also, the NLC dismissed insinuations that Ajaero was arrested for failing to honour an invitation by the DSS, or any other security agency, saying the report was nothing but mere mischief. An online platform had claimed that a local airline, Air Peace, wrote a petition against the NLC President, adding that when the DSS invited Ajaero for interrogation, he failed to honour the invite. Dismissing the report, Head, Media /Information, Benson Upah, said: “We know those behind the baseless report. They should come open and tell the world why the NLC president was arrested. I can tell you that he was not arrested for failure to honour any invitation by the security agencies. ‘’The only invitation we know of was the one by the Police on September 5, 2024, for which we have an understanding with the Police that Ajaero will honour the invitation on September 24 because of several commitments within and outside the country.” We’ve withdrawn our 2023 petition against Ajaero – Air Peace However, Air Peace Airline has faulted reports that the DSS arrested Ajaero due to his failure to honour police invitation over its petition. Noting that it wrote a petition against the NLC in 2023, following a dispute that ensued between both parties, Air Peace said the petition had long been withdrawn. Spokesperson of the airlines, Omotade Makinwa, in a statement, said having resolved their differences, the airline and NLC shared a cordial relationship, noting that anything that could break the bond should be jettisoned. The statement read: “Air Peace Airline expresses deep concern over recent media reports regarding the arrest of the President of the NLC in connection to a petition filed by the airline in September 2023. This development, which has led to negative publicity, does not reflect the current relationship between Air Peace and the NLC. “It is important to clarify the events leading up to the petition. On May 3, 2023, the NLC disrupted Air Peace operations as part of a broader conflict with the Imo State Government. Although Air Peace had no involvement in the dispute between the NLC and the Imo State Government, our airline was unfortunately used as a tool to exert pressure on the government. This unlawful disruption of our services caused significant financial losses and impacted the travel plans of many Nigerians across multiple states. “In response to this disruption, Air Peace’s legal team submitted a formal petition against the NLC to the Nigerian Police. Despite our repeated efforts to follow up on the petition, the Police failed to take prompt action. “However, over a year later, the Nigerian Police have chosen to act on the original petition, which has now led to the alleged arrest of the NLC president. Prior to this arrest, the airline and the NLC had already reached an amicable resolution, and Air Peace had withdrawn its petition, allowing a positive working relationship to resume between the two organisations.” Outrage Those who condemned the arrest of the NLC leader, yesterday, and called for his immediate release include the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC; National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE; Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN; Amnesty International; Peoples Democratic Party, PDP; United Action Front of Civil Society, UAFCS; and Human Rights Writers Association, HURIWA. NLC’s ultimatum In a communiqué at the end of its National Administrative Council, NAC, meeting, signed by its Deputy President, Prince Adewale Adeyanju, the NLC said the emergency meeting was “to address the alarming and unlawful arrest and detention of Comrade Joe Ajaero, President of the NLC, by agents of the Nigerian government. “Comrade Ajaero was arrested and detained at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja en-route the United Kingdom, where he was scheduled to attend and address the Congress of the Trade Union Congress, TUC, of Britain, representing Nigerian workers in critical discussions on workers’ rights and social justice.” After extensive deliberation, NAC condemned what it described as “brazen and illegal detention of Comrade Joe Ajaero by the Nigerian state without any legal warrant or justification.” It noted that Ajaero was lawfully discharging his duties to represent Nigerian workers and had not committed any offence warranting such action. “His detention is an affront on the rights of workers and the democratic principles of freedom of movement and expression,’’ NAC stated. Consequently, NLC demanded immediate and unconditional release of Ajaero before 12 midnight today (Monday) because “Ajaero is not a fugitive or a criminal, and his detention is an act of intimidation aimed at silencing dissent and stifling the labour movement’s voice in Nigeria.” NLC affiliates on red alert Also demanding immediate reversal of the current hike in the price of petrol to about N900/litre, NLC placed “all its affiliates, state councils, civil society allies, and the Nigerian populace on red alert. ‘’ The detention of Comrade Ajaero is an attack not just on the NLC leadership but also on the rights of all workers and citizens to organize, protest, and express themselves freely. “NLC will not stand by while these rights are trampled upon. This provocation is another attempt by the state to scuttle the implementation of the new National Minimum Wage. The NLC reaffirms its commitment to defending the rights of Nigerian workers and citizens. “Congress will not relent in its efforts to oppose all forms of oppression. NAC-in-session, therefore, summons an emergency meeting of the National Executive Council, NEC, by 9:00 am tomorrow (today), September 10, 2024, to take compelling action to engage the current forces of retrogression.” NUEE fumes Reacting to Ajaero’s arrest, the National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, also demanded his immediate and unconditional release without harm. This came as the Maritime Workers Union of Nigeria, MWUN, also put employers and other stakeholders in the nation’s maritime industry on notice over his arrest. NUEE in a statement by its Acting General Secretary, Igwebike Dominic, put workers in the nation’s power sector on red alert for any eventuality. The statement read: “Joe Ajaero has been detained and treated like a fugitive that he is not, without access to his lawyers, families and colleagues. This brazen act of intimidation and harassment is a violation of his fundamental rights and freedom as a Nigerian citizen. “We demand unequivocal and unconditional release of Joe Ajaero without any harm meted out on him. We are using this medium to put all our members on alert for further directives.” Maritime workers Similarly, MWUN in a release by its President-General and 1st Deputy President of NLC, Prince Adewale Adeyanju, kicked against the arrest of the labour leader. Adeyanju in the statement signed by John Kennedy Ikemefuna, Head of Media, said: “MWUN frowns on this ugly incident on the Congress’ President, whose rights have been extremely violated by the security agents of the state, hence, MWUN is calling for the immediate, unconditional release of Ajaero, the NLC President. “Given the preceding, the union will have no other option if he’s not released but to comply with directives that may come from the Nigeria Labour Congress on this matter.” TUC kicks Piqued by the DSS action, the Trade Union Congress of Nigeria, TUC, demanded the immediate and unconditional release of Ajaero.. TUC in a statement by its President, Festus Osifo, said: “TUC has received with grave concern the news of the arrest of the President of the Nigerian Labour Congress, NLC, earlier today (yesterday). ‘’This unjust action represents a clear violation of the rights to freedom of association and expression, fundamental pillars in any democratic society. “Congress firmly condemns the arrest and calls for his immediate and unconditional release. This arrest sets a dangerous precedence that threatens not only the leadership of the Nigerian labour movement but also the voices of millions of working-class Nigerians who rely on unions to represent and protect their interests. “It is imperative that the government respects the rule of law, democratic norms, and the legitimate rights of workers and their representatives. The labour movement has always stood for peaceful negotiations. “We, therefore, urge the Nigerian government to prioritize dialogue and reconciliation over harassment. We stand in solidarity with the NLC and reaffirm our commitment to defending the rights and dignity of Nigerian workers.” Arrest is attempt to cause anarchy — UAFCS Speaking in like manner, the United Action Front of Civil Society, UAFCS, described as “needless show of force” DSS’ arrest of Ajaero. In a statement by its spokesman, Mallam Hamisu Santuraki, the UAFCS said the move could “lead to mass resistance and civil disobedience in the country if Ajaero is not released immediately.” The group kick-started consultations to halt the emerging police state and repression of civil and democracy space in Nigeria. It said: “As a matter of fact, Comrade Joe Ajaero is a huge leader of both the Labour movement and the masses of Nigeria, given his popular position as the President of the NLC and, therefore, deserves to be treated with profound decorum and courtesy. ‘’Consequently, security issues with him should be handled with due process and not in the rough manner displayed by security agents today (yesterday), which is capable of causing national chaos and anarchy “We, therefore, wish to unequivocally condemn this needless rascality employed by the DSS against the President of the NLC which has already generated shockwaves through the length and breadth of the country and may lead to mass resistance and civil disobedience in the country, if Ajaero is not released immediately by the state.” Arrest poverty, hunger, not innocent Nigerians, PDP tells Tinubu On its part, the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, cautioned the President Bola Tinubu-led All Progressives Congress, APC, administration against the indiscriminate arrest of labour leaders, activists, protesters and innocent citizens because such arrests could throw the nation into chaos. National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Debo Ologunagba, gave the words of caution while reacting to the arrest and detention of Ajaero by DSS operatives. The party also urged President Tinubu to channel his energy towards addressing the nation’s rising inflation, poverty, and hunger and improve security because this is what he was elected to do. Ologunagba said: “There is a need for caution, there was a protest in this country, the government did not do anything. You arrested some people and said they were terrorists and you charged them to court. You say some people were the sponsors of the protest. “We know those who sponsored the protest. The sponsor is hunger, the President and his people; arrest hunger and there will be no protest.” Stop arbitrary arrests, abductions, detentions of activists, unionists — HURIWA Condemning the arrest of Ajaero, Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria, HURIWA, in a statement by it National Coordinator Comrade Emmanuel Onwubiko, condemned security forces’ constant harassment and arrest of of key human rights, media and trade union figures and particularly Ajaero and urged the government to stop it. “We are by this statement, calling for the immediate cessation of all kinds of coordinated attacks targeting the NLC, human rights campaigners and media practitioners by this administration so as to protect and preserve constitutional principles in Nigeria,” it said. CISLAC to FG: Tell Nigerians what NLC boss has done Similarly, Executive Director, Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre, CISLAC, Awwal Rafsanjani, said: “First and foremost, we are just worried at the rate the civic space is being attacked in Nigeria and shrinking. ‘’If there is any credible evidence against the NLC leader, the government should make it public so Nigerians would know. But to harass, arrest and detain him is sending to the international community a wrong signal about the regime’s intolerance. “Government should know that we don’t need international condemnation by our overzealous actions on things that have not been officially established by the authority. Nigerian officials should do everything to promote and protect the right of every Nigerian. We’re getting into military era – ActionAid Also, the Country Director, of ActionAid Nigeria, AAN, Andrew Mamedu, said: “We are getting into where we were in military era, a military way of life where citizens can no longer live freely and express themselves, you are not sure of who will be the next to be picked up. ‘’Why should you be invading the SERAP office? I think the President should communicate more because we are not in a military era and we are not saying people will not be questioned. If you toe that path, people will ask questions. ‘’If they are doing this to deter citizens from expressing themselves, they are only barking up the wrong tree. They are going on wrong way because this will not deter citizens, it will only heighten the level of citizens’ rejection of this way of life. It is not going to augur well for us, and if there are ripple effects of this, then the government should know what it caused.’’ Nigerians under reign of terror – Adeyanju In his reaction, human rights activist and lawyer to one of the #EndBadGovernance groups, Deji Adeyanju, said: “He (Tinubu) has tried to bully Ajaero and the entire labour union a few weeks ago, now they have gone for the jugular, they have arrested Joe Ajaero, they have broken down the office of SERAP. ‘’Anyone that dares challenge Bola Tinubu should get ready, and the nation should collectively rise against this tyranny and this reign of terror that ‘General’ Bola Tinubu is currently unleashing on the country, and that is the only way out to defend its democracy End DSS attack against us, SERAP tells Tinubu Meanwhile, the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project, SERAP, yesterday urged President Tinubu “to immediately direct the DSS to end the intimidation and harassment and attack against our organization and the threat of arrest against our directors.” Recall that the secret police laid siege to the group’s Abuja office yesterday, following its position on the recent increase in the price of petrol by the federal government. In a statement by its Deputy Director, Kolawole Oluwadare, the organisation said: “We condemn the invasion of our Abuja office today (yesterday) by Nigeria’s Department of State Services, DSS. ‘’The invasion of SERAP’s office by the DSS and the harassment and intimidation of our staff members is a brutal assault on the entire human rights community in the country. “The escalating crackdown on human rights, and harassment and intimidation of NGOs and human rights defenders that have shown astonishing courage in their human rights work hurt those most in need, undermine access of Nigerian victims of human rights violations and abuses to justice, and contribute to a culture of impunity of perpetrators. “This government has an obligation to support and protect civil society groups and human rights defenders. We are seriously concerned about the growing restrictions on civic space and the brutal crackdown on the human rights of Nigerians. “President Tinubu must urgently instruct appropriate authorities to promptly and thoroughly investigate the invasion of our offices and to bring to justice those involved. “Nigerian authorities must allow SERAP to freely carry out our mandates as recognized under the Nigerian Constitution 1999 , the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights to which Nigeria is a state party. “Nigerian authorities must end the harassment and intimidation attacks against SERAP and ensure the safety and security of our staff. Read the full article

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Seven family members are killed in Sokoto due to food poisoning

Seven members of the same family perished in Runjin Barmo village, Kajiji District, Shagari Local Government Area, Sokoto State, after eating poisoned cassava. Nura Bello, the state Ministry of Health’s Information Officer, verified this in a statement issued on Sunday. According to the statement, the local head of the community, Muhammadu Modi, who reported the occurrence to the Commissioner for…

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SHEHU SHAGARI UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SOKOTO (SSUES) NOTICE ON COMMENCEMENT OF ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES

SHEHU SHAGARI UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SOKOTO (SSUES) NOTICE ON COMMENCEMENT OF ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES SHEHU SHAGARI UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SOKOTO (SSUES) NOTICE ON COMMENCEMENT OF ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES ,SHEHU SHAGARI UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SOKOTO (SSUES) NOTICE ON COMMENCEMENT OF ACADEMIC ACTIVITIES ,SHEHU SHAGARI UNIVERSITY OF EDUCATION, SOKOTO (SSUES) NOTICE ON COMMENCEMENT OF ACADEMIC…

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INEC set for Sokoto rerun election

The Independent National Electoral Commission, Sokoto State office has expressed its readiness for rancour-free re-run elections in 46 polling units within the state. Following the appeal court nullification of some of the elections in the state, the INEC subsequently fixed February 3rd for the re-run according to judicial pronouncement across the country. A statement made available to newsmen on Tuesday by the Public Affairs Officer, INEC office in Sokoto, Muhammad Hassan Ka’oje, said the Court ordered re-run elections in the 46 polling units across Yabo/Shagari federal constituency, Bodinga North and Tambuwal West state constituencies of the state. While assuring electorates in the affected polling units of adequate preparation to ensure everyone exercises their franchise, the statement noted that only voters with permanent voter cards that are registered in the affected polling units are qualified to vote in the election. “Please, note that only voters with permanent voter cards that are registered in the affected polling units are qualified to vote in these elections. “BVAS will also be deployed for accreditation and voting. The election will start at 8:30 am and end by 2:30 pm. “However, those on the queue on or before 2:30 pm will be attended to,” he added. The statement further called on political parties to commence their campaigns from January 5 and end by February 1, 2024, in accordance with the provision of the law. Read the full article

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By • Olalekan Fagbade Governor orders immediate renovation as ex-President’s residence go up in flames Sokoto Governor Dr Ahmed Aliyu has directed the total renovation of the first residence of former President Shehu Shagari gutted by fire last week. The Governor gave the directive shortly after visiting the burnt house to assess the extent of damage caused by the inferno. He described the inferno as catastrophic and unfortunate, describing the burnt house as historic not only to Sokoto State but the country as a whole. “To us, this house is of great historical importance being the first residence of the former Nigeria’s first democratically-elected President Shehu Usman Aliyu Shagari. “Its like a historical monument to the upcoming generation, therefore, we’ll renovate this house,” Aliyu added. Aliyu commiserated with the family of the late President over the inferno and prayed Almighty Allah to prevent the recurrence of the disaster. He thanked the Almighty Allah that no life was lost in the inferno, and appealed to the family to see it as an act of God. The former President’s residence was razed down by fire on November 18 ,leading to the loss of many properties. The Governor was taken round the affected portion of the burnt house by some of the family members of the former President.

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Former president Olusegun Obasanjo narrative on Nigerian corruption

“When I was military head of state, we ordered 19 new ships to be built for the Nigerian National Shipping Line (NNSL), which was owned by the federal government. We had about five at the time, and with 19, we were to have 24 ships. We took delivery of some before we left office. President Shehu Shagari took delivery of the remaining balance. When I returned after 20 years, the shipping line…

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Back on Typhon as the jedi discuss the flesh raiders

Padawan Shagrili: There is a real easy way to be able to find out if flesh raiders are "sentient" or something., Hey Evo! Would you eat a flesh raiders?

Padawan Evorurt: Nar! A whomp rat smells more appetizing then them.

Padawan Shagrili: there we have it, Flesh Raiders are sentient

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Obafemi Awolowo

Obafemi Awolowo Biography Of A Great Political Icon Date Of Birth: March 6, 1909 Born In: Ikenne, Western Region, British Nigeria Also Known As: Chief Obafemi Jeremiah Oyeniyi Awolowo Died At Age: 78 Cause Of Death: Natural Place Of Death: Ikenne, Ogun State, Nigeria Founder/Co-Founder: Action Group, Egbe Omo Oduduwa, Unity Party Of Nigeria Family:               Wife: Hannah Idowu Dideolu…

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Off-The-Grid Music Hackathon

Explore music and sound off-the-grid. Make music outdoors, without electrical outlets and internet access. Consider, how will working in a park on an island, removed from the streets and offices of the city, change your musical or sonic explorations? How will working without a table and chairs change your process? Will you create a battery powered experience? A physical hardware based musical or sound experience? Will you construct an instrument that does not rely on institutionally provided power or internet access? This hackathon encourages any medium, techniques, technologies, and procedures you can use to create music and sound experiences under these constraints. 

This non-competitive hackathon will include a mix of talks, performances, workshops and presentations by participants. Free and open to all (with RSVP—this event has limited capacity). Come learn, explore, create and share! We have an open call out for talks and workshops - please submit!

:: Date & Time

Saturday, August 5, 2023. Rain date, August 12, 2023. 11:30am - Doors Open 12:00pm - Talks

"Collaborating with the Woods," by Luciform

"Permacomputing and Making Music with Computers Outside," by Cameron Alexander

"Music & Sound Art Off-The-Grid," by Katarina Hoeger 1:00pm - Brainstorming& Hacking 3:30pm - "ReVoice," a workshop with Noah Aronson 5:00pm - Demos & Performances

:: Location

Harvestworks Back Lawn 10a Nolan Park Governor's Island New York, NY 11231

Click here for a map. :: Links

RSVP [REQUIRED, Tickets Limited]

Propose a Talk or Workshop

Volunteer

:: Logistics

This is an outdoor event. Bring any supplies you might need for your auditory masterpieces. Bring hats, sunscreen, bug spray, picnic blankets to work on and water bottles and whatever you need to work comfortably outdoors. Snacks and refreshments will not be provided, but can be purchased from food vendors on the island.

In case of postponement due to impending rain, notifications will be sent out via email to all who RSVPed.

Ferry fares and times: Travel to Governor's Island is free until 12PM on weekends. The last ferry to Brooklyn is at 5:30pm, the last ferry to Manhattan is 11:30pm. No participants will be stranded on Governor's Island.

:: Governor's Island Rules

Select rules of conduct for Governor's Island include: * All visitors, back packs, packages and vehicles are subject to search. * Visitors may bring their own food and non-alcoholic beverages. No grilling allowed at Harvestworks site. * Cyclists must follow all posted traffic signs, speed limits, and dismount areas. Bikes may only be locked at designated bike racks. * All visitors must depart the Island on or before the departure of the last public ferry departing Governors Island each day. * Pets and drones are not allowed. * Visitors are not allowed to secure items to trees or buildings. * Commercial activity and solicitation are not allowed.

For a full list, see https://www.govisland.com/plan-your-visit/rules.

:: About the organizers and hosts

This event is organized by Music Community Lab and hosted in back and side yards of Harvestworks and the Institute for Public Architecture at their residencies on Governor's Island.

Music Community Lab (musiccommunitylab.org / musichackathon.org) is a not-for-profit which presents events encouraging exploratory approaches to music and sound.

Harvestworks is a not-for-profit which supports the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies.

The Institute for Public Architecture is a not-for-profit which uses design to challenge social and physical inequities.

Event graphics by Shagari Guity.

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Former Senate President Joseph Wayas’s Body Remains Has Been Abandoned in a UK Hospital Morgue Due to Family Feud.

Since the former Senate president, Dr. Joseph Wayas died at age 80 on November 30, 2021, his corpse has remained in a London morgue according to reports. Wayas was Senate president from October 1979 to December 31, 1983 when a military coup sacked the then President Shehu Shagari government. One of the many issues attributed to the delay in laying the late politician to rest. Sources said this…

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Garri The Master Of Them All By Sati Reuben (Guru)

Garri The Master Of Them AllSince from the days of Shehu Shagari,Down to the days of Muhammadu Buhari,Mr. Garri, has always been standing tall,The value of garri will never fall.In the kingdom of all food, garri is a king.If garri is a woman, I’ll engage her with a golden ring.Her dories will be paid with the highest price,For she is more precious than indomie and rice.Mr. Garri has always been…

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MUAFA NEWS!!!

NIGERIAN MAN ARRESTED FOR BEATING WIFE TO DEATH OVER PLAN TO DUMP HIM FOR NEW MAN. The Adamawa State Police Command on Saturday apprehended a 56-year-old man for beating his 38-year-old wife to death. The suspect Aminu Abubakar, a resident of Lelewaji, Shagari phase 2, in the Yola South Local Government Area, reportedly beat up the deceased Nana Fadimatu following a disagreement between…