“Manhood Of Serial Rapists Should Be Cut Off” – Ireti Doyle

Iretiola Doyle,Nollywood actress, has expressed her disgust as regards how trivial rape cases in are being treated in Nigeria.Doyle said rapists should be severely punished .
according to PUNCH:
“In Nigeria, as in almost everywhere in the world, I do not think that rape cases are handled properly often times. What makes it worse for us in Nigeria is that in advanced countries, they have strict laws and most times, the law is enforced and justice is done. In Nigeria, we have laws in place but are they enforced as they should be? I don’t think so. But I am happy that there is a lot more conversation about it. People tend to think that rape is on the increase but I don’t think so; I think it has always been a part of our society but you are hearing a lot more about it now because people are talking about it.

Indefinitely Shut Down of University Of Ibadan Due To Violent Student Protest

  The management of the University of Ibadan (UI) Tuesday evening shutdown the institution indefinitely and ordered the students to vacate the campus with immediate effect.
This development came after students of the institution staged a protest over management’s victimization of a student who took part in a recent protest by the students due to lack of insufficient power and water supply in the school.
   A circular issued by the Registrar of the school, Dr O.I. Olukoya, Tuesday evening said the management, in order to safeguard lives and properties had decided that the school should be shut indefinitely and that students should vacate the campus immediately.
             The circular titled “Disturbance of peace and threat to lives and property on campus by some students of the University of Ibadan and other students” ask students to comply with the directive till further notice.

Nicki Minaj And Meek Mill Continue Adding Fuel To The Love Rumors Meet The King of Spades and The Queen of Hearts.

Nicki Minaj and Meek Mill might not admit that they’re dating in public, but that hasn’t stopped the rumors from circulating.

Nicki and Meek haven’t done much to deny the love chatter and their most recent fuel to the rumor fire came when Meek Mill posted this awesome pic of Nicki Minaj with an interesting caption.

“Love…live….life,” Mill said in the caption. “F–k what they talking!”

In another post, Mill revealed another nickname for the duo.

Omeeka (the celebrity name that some have given Nicki and Meek) were also seen dancing to Dej Loaf’s “Try Me.” A video of them sharing smiles and vibes can be found below.

Nicki and Meek will be spending a lot of time together this year. The duo is set to hit the road for U.S. dates of The Pink Print tour this summer. So it looks like we’ll be getting a lot more fuel to this fire soon.

Boko Haram: We’ll fight side by side with Nigeria — USA

 The United States of America has said it would fight side-by-side with Nigeria in the war against the Islamist terrorists, Boko Haram.

US Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr. James Entwistle, said this at the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding, MoU, on the Safe Schools Initiative, SSI, in Abuja, yesterday.

His words: “We have said this directly to Mr. President and to others that the United States will stand with Nigeria in the fight against terror and we stand ready to help in every possible way. The terrorists try to keep children out of school. This is unacceptable and we won’t stand by and let that

French Islamic groups urge Muslims to condemn terrorism

France's main Islamic groups urged Muslims across the country to observe a minute of

silence on Thursday and for imams to condemn terrorism in the wake of the massacre at the Charlie Hebdo satirical magazine.

The groups called on "Muslim citizens of France to observe a minute of silence today at midday, along with the rest of the nation, in memory of the victims of terrorism."

The appeal - issued by Muslim assemblies from across France - also called on imams at Friday prayers to "condemn the violence and the terrorism with maximum firmness".

Muslim citizens were also asked to join "in massive numbers" a national day of solidarity on Sunday where demonstrators are expected to take to the streets of towns across France.

Police were frantically hunting two men who fled Paris on Wednesday after gunning down 12 people in an attack on Charlie Hebdo, apparently in retaliation for the magazine's defiant stance in publishing cartoons they deemed offensive to Islam.

Jonathan condemns terrorists attack in France

President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday commiserated with President Francois Hollande and the people of France as they mourn the victims of Wednesday’s terrorist attack.

In a statement by his Special Adviser on Media and Publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati, the President described the attack as senseless and unjustifiable.

He further described it as an assault on freedom of expression.

He assures Hollande and the people of France that Nigeria stands in full solidarity with them in their mourning period.

The statement read, “President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, the Federal Government and people of Nigeria extend heartfelt condolences to President Francois Hollande and the people of France as they mourn the victims of yesterday’s (Wednesday’s) dastardly terrorist attack.

“President Jonathan and Nigeria join the rest of the civilised world in condemning the

I set up 12 universities in the remaining …. – Jonathan

President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday said that the report of the National Conference would be presented to the next National Assembly.

Jonathan gave the assurance at the flag-off the PDP presidential election campaign at the Tafawa Balewa Square, Lagos, ahead of the February election.

He said that the executive arm of the government did not want to present the report to the current assembly because of some issues in the assembly.

The President said that his administration approved the conference with the aim of moving Nigeria forward and would want the report to be well applied.

He said that the general elections were about the young people.

“ We have just introduced our governorship candidates, and you see their age brackets.

“I directed INEC yesterday to ensure that every eligible voter must vote, and I mean it.

“We put voter’s card in place. This administration is relevant to Nigerians,’’ he said.

The President said that Nigeria was for the youth, and urged the youth to defend the