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Thursday, January 12, 2012
Oluremi Tinubu and three other Senators attacked in Ibadan
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Four Senators were attacked today in Ibadan as they ran into some 10,000 protesters in the Oyo State capital.
The Senators, including Babafemi Ojudu and Oluremi Tinubu, were on their way to Abuja by road when they ran into the rampaging youths who stopped them and vandalized their cars. As the rallies entered the 3rd day, all flights remained grounded.
In the absence of rail travel, going by road was the only option for the Senators, (whowere travelling from Lagos.)
Mrl. Ojudu, a former journalist, told SaharaReporters he had never seen such an angry crowd in his life, as they refused to listen to entreaties from them despite their introductions.
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
Picture from #OccupyNigeria Accra, Ghana
Nigerians living in Ghana took time out to protest the removal of subsidy on PMS (Petrol) at the Nigerian High Commission. Picture by Sahara Reporters.
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Mr. Ideal 2012: Registration Open
Registration is now open for Nigerian males between the ages
of 18 – 30 who want to be Nigeria’s perfect man: a man with a unique
combination of a fit body and an entrepreneurial mind. The Mr Ideal Nigeria
2012!
The Mr Ideal Nigeria started in 2010 in the ancient city of
Akure by Twitch & Stiles Events (House of Twitch) . The primary purpose of
the pageant is to encourage young Nigerians start up their own business and
live an active, healthy lifestyle, the ideal Nigerian man not only provides for
his family but also his country. The Mr
Ideal Nigeria pageant believes that the more businesses we have in the country,
the more jobs that will be created and an improved economy will lead to a raised
standard of living. Mr Kwara Wale Bello won the maiden edition, the 2nd
edition was held in Lagos on the 24th of June 2011 and yet again Mr
Kwara Ayotunde Ajiboye beat 34 state titleholders to win the coveted
title.
Monday, January 2, 2012
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