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BAPTISM GONE AWRY

Home » Campus Life » ‘Baptism’ gone awry Student dies in ‘baptism’...Chisom 2 ‘Baptism’ gone awry Posted by: EKENE AHANEKU in Campus Life 15 days ago The jubilation that trailed the final examination of graduating students of the Imo State University (IMSU) has ended in sorrow, with the death of a 200-Level student, Chisom Chukwudiebube Valentine. Chisom fell into a sewage and died when he tried to ‘baptise’ his graduating colleague at their off-campus residence, Blackberry Hostel. EKENE AHANEKU (300-Level Medicine and Surgery) reports. It all started as a celebration, but it ended in tragedy at an off-campus students’ hostel in the Imo State University (IMSU). Last Friday, a student died after slipping into a sewage during the baptism of a graduating student at Blackberry Hotel. The late Chisom Chukwudiebube Valentine was a 200-Level Government Education student. Baptism, in many higher institutions, is a celebration to either welcome freshers or send off graduating students. During baptism, students are splashed with water or sticky liquids by their colleagues. Worried by the effect of the practice, some higher institutions tried to stop it, but students took it off-campuses. At IMSU, the management, it was learnt, banned students from engaging in baptism. But the students moved it off-campus. The late Chisom, it was gathered, was in his room when a final year student of Nutrition and Dietetics, Ugochukwu Okorie, returned to the hostel at 2pm, celebrating his graduation. He called other occupants, who had been waiting to hold the ritual. CAMPUSLIFE gathered that the residents, including the late Chisom, came out to ‘baptise’ Ugochukwu. Chisom carried Ugochukwu and took him to a pit in which sewage from the bathroom is collected. It was gathered that Ugochukwu complained of weakness and pleaded for rest. But, Chisom would not oblige him. As the surface of the pit was slippery, both of them slipped into it. There was commotion as the students ran around to rescue them. They were joined by the property caretaker. Ugochukwu waved for help. He was lucky as he was evacuated. But, Chisom was not so lucky. Efforts by rescuers to locate him in the messy water failed. When he was evacuated, dirty water flowed out of his mouth and nostrils. After performing first aid on the victims, they were rushed to the Holy Family Hospital in Ikenegbu, where a doctor confirmed Chisom dead. Ugochukwu, who had stabilised, had bruises on his body. Immediately, rescuers contacted the victims’parents. Soon, the late Chisom’s uncle arrived at the hospital, fighting back tears. He called family members to inform them of the tragedy. He advised the students to desist from the celebration. The late Chisom’s parents later arrived at the hospital and took his body to their Ihiala home town in Anambra State. The following day, the hostel President, Ifeanyi Udumaga, notified the institution’s Chief Security Officer (CSO), who reportedly informed policemen at the Orji Police Station to wade into the matter, since the incident occurred off-campus. But, when Ugochukwu and some students went to the police station to make a statement, he was held. He was released on bail two days after to enable him complete his treatment. Ifeanyi told CAMPUSLIFE: “It is a sad moment for us in Blackberry Hostel because of Chisom’s death. We did not expect that a mere celebration could lead to a tragedy. But, the police want to compound the whole thing because they were not there when the incident happened. Why should anyone think Chisom was deliberately killed?” A resident of the hostel, who did not give his name, said: “We thank God that the second victim did not die. If Ugochukwu had died in the pit, it would have been a bigger problem for all of us in the hostel. People would have said the incident was planned to kill the two students. But, we have learnt our lesson in a hard way.” Reliving his experience in the pit to CAMPUSLIFE, Ugochukwu said he felt a shock in the pit. “My survival is by God’s grace, because it was really a terrible incident,” he said. (culled from THE NATION....http://thenationonlineng.net/new/baptism-gone-awry/ )

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Debutants Bosnia and Herzegovina saw
themselves exit the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil™
after two games, following a 1-0 defeat at the
hands of Nigeria. Peter Odemwingie's first-half
goal was enough to put the Super Eagles within
a point of the Round of 16.
With Argentina having already sewn up
qualification from Group F, the race was on to
try to wrap up the remaining spot. Both sides
were set up to play attacking football, and when
Haris Mendunjanin was booked for bringing down
Ahmed Musa, Peter Odemwingie – who had
impressed as a substitute against Iran – fired
the free-kick inches wide.
The Bosnians were looking intent on playing
attractive football in pursuit of the result they
needed, with their nimble-footed midfield pairing
of Miralem Pjanic and Muhamed Besic combining
superbly, only for the young Ferencvaros
midfielder to fire over. The African champions,
for their part, looked keen on making Begovic
work, as the shots from distance were raining in
from early on. First John Obi Mikel saw his low,
zipping shot flash just wide, before the Stoke
City goalkeeper had to beat away Ogenyi Onazi's
effort.
Edin Dzeko thought he had put the Europeans
ahead, but after latching on to Zvejzdan
Misimovic's slick through-ball and slotting past
Vincent Enyeama, he looked up to see a flag had
denied him. It was the Nigerian veteran
goalkeeper himself who was next to prevent the
Manchester City man opening his World Cup
account, pushing his near-post shot away for a
corner.
However, after the Super Eagles had spent ten
minutes on the back foot they struck against the
run of play. Emmanuel Emenike's near-
unstoppable momentum saw him bundle past
Emir Spahic down the right flank, before he laid
the ball on a plate for Odemwingie to slot past
his club team-mate Begovic.
While striking on the break was proving lethal for
Nigeria, it seemed just a matter of time before
the World Cup debutants would find joy with
feeding Dzeko. He was a constant worry for
Joseph Yobo and Juwon Oshaniwa and had a
great chance of the stroke of half-time, but after
Pjanic's cut back, he blazed over from 12 yards.
The pattern of play continued after the break,
with the eastern Europeans' passing creativity
finding gaps in the Nigerians' backline, but they
lacked the killer pass or clinical finish to make
them count, while the west Africans broke at
pace and tested Begovic from range. The
goalkeeper had to be on his toes to deny
Emenike from much closer in though after the
Fenerbahce striker pounced on a ricochet off
Odemwingie, only to see Begovic stick out a long
Bosnian leg to put it behind at his near post.
Safet Susic had said he wanted to save the
semi-fit Sejad Salihovic for their final game if he
could, but caved to the ticking clock, bringing on
the Hoffenheim midfielder and goal-scorer from
the opening match Vedad Ibisevic for an influx of
experience. The introduction of the latter almost
paid off, but he could only flick Misimovic's
corner over the bar.
With 15 minutes remaining and their shirts
drenched in sweat, Zmajevi (The Dragons) were
getting agitated with their World Cup future
looking bleak, but a Pjanic shot from range
doingtle to trouble Enyeama. Stephen Keshi's
side were still out to make the result safe, and
Onazi tested Begovic again with another drilled
effort from before Emenike shot just wide.
When Misimovic fluffed his lines on the edge of
the box with 90 minutes on the clock it looked
destined not to be their night. Edin Dzeko headed
straight at Enyeama moments later, before
seeing his effort from six yards turned on to the
post, and that save ultimately sealed their exit
from the tournament.

Imo King and Queen

Imo’s faces of beauty

Imo’s faces of beauty

Posted by: EKENE AHANEKU in Campus Life 8 hours ago

The Concorde Hotel in Owerri, the Imo State capital, was agog when students gathered for a beauty pageant to pick Mr Imo and Miss Imo. EKENE AHANEKU (200-Level Medicine and Surgery, Imo State University) reports.

Their inviting looks and figures attracted attention. They came from the 27 local government areas of Imo State. On arrival, they moved into the Imo Concorde Hotel, in the state capital.

They were models and contestants for the state beauty pageant. During the week-long event, auditioning was held to shortlist those who would participate in the contests. The models were taken through aerobic exercises and choreographed catwalk and other runway tactics.

On the D-Day, the contestants filed out, one after the other, in choreographed movements. They were decked in yellow polo shirt, looking radiant and glitzy. They entertained the audience with various dance steps.

Afterwards, the contestants changed to traditional attires to showcase the beauty of African culture. The male participants used their display to promote hard work as a virtue in Africa; their female counterparts showed the mode of dressing for an African lady.

The contestants later dressed in suits and gowns; the women dazzled the crowd with their catwalk, while the men displayed their ‘six packs’ and muscles to the applause of the judges.

The judges shortlisted the best 16 female and 10 male contestants, for the next round. There was a music interlude after which the contest proceeded to select winners.

The contestants participated in Intelligent Quotient (IQ) test, which produced Samantha Ubani, a graduating student of the Imo State University (IMSU) as the winner. She was crowned Imo Queen with a brand new car. Marlven Akandu, student of  FUTO, won the male category and got a $4,000 cash prize.

The runners-up were crowned as ambassadors of some of the sponsors of the event, including 360 Cinema, All Grain Noodles, Octagon Night Club and Links Hotel.

The event also featured presentation of awards of patronage to dignitaries, such as the former Minister of Interior, Captain Emmanuel Ihenacho (rtd), and leader of the Movement for the Actualisation of the Sovereign State of Biafra (MASSOB), Sir Ralph Uwazuruike.

Capt. Ihenacho donated the car and cash prizes for the winners.

Ijeoma Chinedum, 200-Level Geology student of the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO), said: “Notwithstanding the fact that I did not win the pageant, I am happy to be among the runners- up. It is a good start for me.”

Miss Samantha, who won the Face of IMSU in 2012 and Queen of Trust in 2013, said: “I am happy for the feat and I appreciate everyone that contributed towards this. For me, it is a call for service and I promise to do my best to promote good values that will help to develop my state and the country.”

Marlven said: “I will forever remain grateful to the sponsors of event, which is to empower the youth. Winning for me is a glory of God and I hail Capt. Ihenacho for bringing us this programme.”

NDOMIE NOODLES STORMS IMSU

INDOMIE NOODLES STORMS IMSU
By Uzoma Deborah .C.
The pasta food Indomie noodles storms Imo state university owerri (Imsu) on 11—13 of June 2014 with lots of goodies and as well as  promoting new indomie pack named Indomie Oriented fried noodles.
The  Imo state supervisor  Mr.Ozioma  Akubuogu in an interview stated that indomie has introduce a new flavor, having four packs which are; Indomie chicken, Indomie onion, Indomie  super pack and now a new trend  Indomie oriented fried noodles.
He expressed his happiness over the turnout of student who came to have a taste of the new Indomie pack stating that Imo state university (IMSU) Owerri is the first university that they stormed and will also moved to other institutions. Their few days in the university has really fed some student satisfactory as well as recorded competitions and promo. He therefore encourages students to purchase the Indomie in the market.




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GEJ presidential media chat

Nigeria’s president, Goodluck Jonathan, hosted his seventh Presidential Media Chat (Sunday 4th May, 2014) since returning to office in May 2011.

The challenges confronting Nigeria – insecurity, the economy, corruption, dearth of infrastructure – are still largely the same issues the administration is grappling with since his first media chat in September 2011. Insecurity has worsened since the last media chat. It is even compounded with the recent attacks on Abuja, the capital city and the kidnap of over 250 schoolgirls in Chibok, south of Borno.

With the 2015 general elections about nine months away, Mr Jonathan might be pressed to make a definitive statement about his ambition ahead of the February 2015 general elections. In previous media chats, the president waved the question aside saying it was premature. The presidency promised to receive questions from Nigerians via telephone during the live program.

19.00 The seventh Presidential Media Chat starts. the chat was anchored by Cyril Stober

19.03 Funke Fadugba – Ray Power, Bashiru Saad Abdulahi, BBC World Service, and Jide Ajani make up the panel. The chat starts with a review of the “trying times” in Nigeria. I promise, we will get over our challenges, President Jonathan said in his opening speech.

19.05 The issue of the kidnapped Chibok school girls is next on the table. The president said the security agencies have been combing everywhere since the girls were kidnapped. “Wherever they are, we will surely get them back,” he said.

19.09 The president said he met with the Chibok school’s principal and was informed 53 students have returned. But the police insists only 44 have returned. He pleads with the parents and guardians o cooperate with security agencies to release information about the girls. He wants the guardians should give the police names and pictures of schoolgirls that are still missing.
Continue...
19.11 When asked if he was negotiating with the terrorists for the release of the girls, he said: “You cant’t negotiate with people you don’t know,” pointing that it is not clear who has the girls. “Some times, you people know more than me,” he said.

19.15. 530 were registered in that school, according to WAEC. 193 were relocated to other schools. The school, although a girls’ only collage was recently made a mixed school due to the security.

19.19 While comparing the security situation in Nigeria’s northeast with what happened in the Niger Delta few years back, the president said they situations were different. He argues the difference is in Boko Haram’s clandestine operations and lack of distinct or public leadership. “The Niger Delta militants were not terrorist. I’m not trying to defend them,” he said.

19.22 while reviewing the capability of Nigeria’s security agents to respond to the increasing security challenges in Nigeria, the president said they were “capable”. He added that he had reached a decision to recruit more and train them well.

19.28 “Were are receiving an unfair share of the global terror,” the president said while trying to blame external [foreign] forces targeting the destruction of Africa’s largest economy [Nigeria]. He argues that because of Nigeria’s size and economy, many world forces are interested in its downfall.

19.33 “Terrorism is not a phenomenon a six months or one year State of Emergency can solve,” the President said while justifying the performance of the state of emergency in place in the most affected northeast Nigeria states. His explanation indicates a plan to extend the state of emergency in the affected states of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa.

19.35 Without the state of emergency, security operatives in affected states may be frustrated, he explains.

19.41 The issues have rolled to planned World Economic Forum. The president explains that his decision to shut down the entire city for the project is with good intention. He said it is to make movement of the attendees easier and faster. He appeals to the private institutions to join government offices and shutdown during the WEF. “Nigeria will not be the first country, people in other countries do that,” he said. “It does not affect our economy. We are not saying that private companies must close down, but we advise that they do,” he added.

19.45The president said he has had personal discussions with Barrack Obama of the U.S where he requested for assistance to tackle Boko Haram.

19.53 Unemployment and Jobs
People must know that re-basing the economy has not added anything to ‘us’, the president said while discussing job creation in his administration. “Re-basing the economy does not mean new things were created, it simply means proper stock taking of the economy,” he said. Government cannot employ more than 5%, he said, arguing that government creates good environment for employers to thrive.

19.56 The president defended creation of 1.6 million jobs in 2013 He mentioned Agric, Nollywood, Sure-P, YouWin as areas were jobs were created, but did not give specifics. He insists that National Bureau of Statistics has details of the 1.6 mn jobs, “I have asked them to publish it,” he said.

He admits government cannot employ more than 5% of Nigerians but said he has created environment for small and medium scale enterprise to thrive.

19.59 He said Nigeria must spend money to organize the World Economic Forum but justifies it saying it is necessary to create jobs.

“For you to create jobs, you must encourage the private sector,” he said.
20.04The issue of the Missing billion is up again as the president tackles a question on corruption by Bashiru Saad Abdulahi of the BBC World Service.


20.07The president’s argument is that it is impossible to steal billion in Nigeria. “If anybody steals billion, I am telling you, we will know… billion now in this country, we will celebrate it,” the president said.

20.09The president, while reacting to that corruption question, spent a lot of time showing his dissatisfaction with the inconsistencies in CBN governor’s allegations.

“Sanusi is not an ordinary Nigerian,” he said.

20.13“I cannot increase pump price through the back door. if I want to do it, I will do it,” the president said in reaction to questions regarding recent petrol scarcity in Nigeria and rumored plans to increase pump price in Nigeria.

He said if anyone manipulates sales points, it is criminal.

20.17The president said he will not hesitate to increase pump price if he has to do it. But for now, he has no plans to increase pump price.

20.25The president admits the power reforms are not moving as fast as expected but says the country will never go back to the days when it was producing just 2000 MW of electricity. He said the first problem he had was gas [for generation] and then distribution.

20.27“The issue of declaration should not be a problem for Nigerian,” the president said, while pressed for his ambitions. He said Nigerians should be more concerned with what the panel had discussed with him earlier.
20.28The president again evades to state categorically if he intends to stand for election or not.

20.32Olarenwaju Smart tweeted a question about the president’s earlier claim that Boko Haram had infiltrated his cabinet.
The president said an agencies are in place to handle the request for free textbooks.

20.42If you go on strike for one day, you are supposed to forgo your salary, the president said on ASUP Strike.
20.43The chat progresses into the legitimacy of the ongoing National Conference.

The president said the conference is legitimate. The key thing is how to work with the parliament to make the best use of what is output from the conference.

20.46The seventh presidential media chat ends.

“The issue of security, we are handling it…” the said as his parting words. “Let the parents [of missing Chibok schoolgirls] come forward and help us, and I promise we shall find the girls.]

GEJ presidential media chat

Nigeria’s president, Goodluck Jonathan, hosted his seventh Presidential Media Chat (Sunday 4th May, 2014) since returning to office in May 2011.

The challenges confronting Nigeria – insecurity, the economy, corruption, dearth of infrastructure – are still largely the same issues the administration is grappling with since his first media chat in September 2011. Insecurity has worsened since the last media chat. It is even compounded with the recent attacks on Abuja, the capital city and the kidnap of over 250 schoolgirls in Chibok, south of Borno.

With the 2015 general elections about nine months away, Mr Jonathan might be pressed to make a definitive statement about his ambition ahead of the February 2015 general elections. In previous media chats, the president waved the question aside saying it was premature. The presidency promised to receive questions from Nigerians via telephone during the live program.

19.00 The seventh Presidential Media Chat starts. the chat was anchored by Cyril Stober

19.03 Funke Fadugba – Ray Power, Bashiru Saad Abdulahi, BBC World Service, and Jide Ajani make up the panel. The chat starts with a review of the “trying times” in Nigeria. I promise, we will get over our challenges, President Jonathan said in his opening speech.

19.05 The issue of the kidnapped Chibok school girls is next on the table. The president said the security agencies have been combing everywhere since the girls were kidnapped. “Wherever they are, we will surely get them back,” he said.

19.09 The president said he met with the Chibok school’s principal and was informed 53 students have returned. But the police insists only 44 have returned. He pleads with the parents and guardians o cooperate with security agencies to release information about the girls. He wants the guardians should give the police names and pictures of schoolgirls that are still missing.
Continue...
19.11 When asked if he was negotiating with the terrorists for the release of the girls, he said: “You cant’t negotiate with people you don’t know,” pointing that it is not clear who has the girls. “Some times, you people know more than me,” he said.

19.15. 530 were registered in that school, according to WAEC. 193 were relocated to other schools. The school, although a girls’ only collage was recently made a mixed school due to the security.

19.19 While comparing the security situation in Nigeria’s northeast with what happened in the Niger Delta few years back, the president said they situations were different. He argues the difference is in Boko Haram’s clandestine operations and lack of distinct or public leadership. “The Niger Delta militants were not terrorist. I’m not trying to defend them,” he said.

19.22 while reviewing the capability of Nigeria’s security agents to respond to the increasing security challenges in Nigeria, the president said they were “capable”. He added that he had reached a decision to recruit more and train them well.

19.28 “Were are receiving an unfair share of the global terror,” the president said while trying to blame external [foreign] forces targeting the destruction of Africa’s largest economy [Nigeria]. He argues that because of Nigeria’s size and economy, many world forces are interested in its downfall.

19.33 “Terrorism is not a phenomenon a six months or one year State of Emergency can solve,” the President said while justifying the performance of the state of emergency in place in the most affected northeast Nigeria states. His explanation indicates a plan to extend the state of emergency in the affected states of Borno, Yobe and Adamawa.

19.35 Without the state of emergency, security operatives in affected states may be frustrated, he explains.

19.41 The issues have rolled to planned World Economic Forum. The president explains that his decision to shut down the entire city for the project is with good intention. He said it is to make movement of the attendees easier and faster. He appeals to the private institutions to join government offices and shutdown during the WEF. “Nigeria will not be the first country, people in other countries do that,” he said. “It does not affect our economy. We are not saying that private companies must close down, but we advise that they do,” he added.

19.45The president said he has had personal discussions with Barrack Obama of the U.S where he requested for assistance to tackle Boko Haram.

19.53 Unemployment and Jobs
People must know that re-basing the economy has not added anything to ‘us’, the president said while discussing job creation in his administration. “Re-basing the economy does not mean new things were created, it simply means proper stock taking of the economy,” he said. Government cannot employ more than 5%, he said, arguing that government creates good environment for employers to thrive.

19.56 The president defended creation of 1.6 million jobs in 2013 He mentioned Agric, Nollywood, Sure-P, YouWin as areas were jobs were created, but did not give specifics. He insists that National Bureau of Statistics has details of the 1.6 mn jobs, “I have asked them to publish it,” he said.

He admits government cannot employ more than 5% of Nigerians but said he has created environment for small and medium scale enterprise to thrive.

19.59 He said Nigeria must spend money to organize the World Economic Forum but justifies it saying it is necessary to create jobs.

“For you to create jobs, you must encourage the private sector,” he said.
20.04The issue of the Missing billion is up again as the president tackles a question on corruption by Bashiru Saad Abdulahi of the BBC World Service.


20.07The president’s argument is that it is impossible to steal billion in Nigeria. “If anybody steals billion, I am telling you, we will know… billion now in this country, we will celebrate it,” the president said.

20.09The president, while reacting to that corruption question, spent a lot of time showing his dissatisfaction with the inconsistencies in CBN governor’s allegations.

“Sanusi is not an ordinary Nigerian,” he said.

20.13“I cannot increase pump price through the back door. if I want to do it, I will do it,” the president said in reaction to questions regarding recent petrol scarcity in Nigeria and rumored plans to increase pump price in Nigeria.

He said if anyone manipulates sales points, it is criminal.

20.17The president said he will not hesitate to increase pump price if he has to do it. But for now, he has no plans to increase pump price.

20.25The president admits the power reforms are not moving as fast as expected but says the country will never go back to the days when it was producing just 2000 MW of electricity. He said the first problem he had was gas [for generation] and then distribution.

20.27“The issue of declaration should not be a problem for Nigerian,” the president said, while pressed for his ambitions. He said Nigerians should be more concerned with what the panel had discussed with him earlier.
20.28The president again evades to state categorically if he intends to stand for election or not.

20.32Olarenwaju Smart tweeted a question about the president’s earlier claim that Boko Haram had infiltrated his cabinet.
The president said an agencies are in place to handle the request for free textbooks.

20.42If you go on strike for one day, you are supposed to forgo your salary, the president said on ASUP Strike.
20.43The chat progresses into the legitimacy of the ongoing National Conference.

The president said the conference is legitimate. The key thing is how to work with the parliament to make the best use of what is output from the conference.

20.46The seventh presidential media chat ends.

“The issue of security, we are handling it…” the said as his parting words. “Let the parents [of missing Chibok schoolgirls] come forward and help us, and I promise we shall find the girls.]

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He died on his first day at Nigeria Law School, Enugu. When the news of Collins Nwoha Esq, a just admitted law school student at Enugu got to Imo State University, Owerri; where he studied law and served as a senator in 12th Republic of the Student Union Government. Tears rolls down everybody’s cheeks. EKENE AHANEKU  reports.

SUFFERED TILL DEATH
The faculty of law and the entire Imo State University, Owerri, Imo State was thrown into heavy grief mood when the news of the sudden demise of their graduate got to the school.

Collins Nwoha, a graduate of law from the school died on his first day at the Nigeria Law School, Enugu as a student. All students who knew him while on campus cried on hearing the news about his death.

As a blind student, He was very brilliant that led to his active participation in the student unionism of which he served in the capacity of a senator. Collins never saw his disability as a problem rather he was encouraged to do more than what people using two eyes can do. He graduated from Law faculty earlier this year. Being among the best students in his class was able to secure admission into the Nigerian Law School, Enugu Campus. Collins met his death on his first day at Augustine Nnamani Campus of Nigeria Law School.

Collins left from Owerri to Augustine Nnamani Campus of the Nigerian Law School by 6AM on Monday 28th April. He had no sign of sickness; he was very strong and hearty. On arrival at the Law school around 9AM, He started registration like all others with the help of his little sister Joy and another IMSU Law student who always volunteers’ to use his vehicle carry him. Around 11A, with the sun shining bright Collins complained of headache and fever. The person driving him around promised to still take him back to his family doctor in Owerri as soon as they finished as requested by Collins.

Still in a conscious state, late Collins around 3pm said he has changed his mind about travelling back to owerri, but it was very clear that he needs medical attention. He was taken to the law school medical clinic. Unfortunately, on arrival to the clinic the doctor was not on seat. After waiting for some hours, late Collins complains of being strong enough to complete his registration and planned sleeping over at the hostel and travelling back to Owerri the next day.

He completed his registration around 5:55pm and was allocated a temporary hostel called “snake Island”. The law student driving him with the little sister Joy that helps him to the hostel, on his way out from the premise heard a loud voice from the hostel for help. He rushed back and it was that of Joy complaining that late Collins health issues got worse.

He was rushed to the clinic again where the doctor tried his best to revive him but all to no avail. After which the doctor called one of the students and released the heart breaking news of Collins death.

Nwachukwu Ceevero a LAWSAN president during his set at Imo State University relates his feeling. He said to CAMPUS LIFE “The death of Collins Nwoha reminds us of the fleeting nature of life and the tragedy of those whose dreams are as laudable as they are is subject to natural influences and couldn’t materialize completely to aid the cause of humanity. Rest in Peace Collins, you will always be on our minds”.

Speaking to CAMPUS LIFE, Ndiokwere Prince Sobechi (Esq.) S.U.G chief Judge IMSU 13th Republic said “I have no words to express my grief, I can’t find words to express my pains and how unfair life can be. Collins death is a great shock to me, especially putting into consideration his suffering and disability. His disability could not deter him from pursuing his dreams. Judgement belongs to God and all Him alone”.
Austin Chibueze, Nigeria Law School, Enugu speaking said “I can’t still believe it, Am still shocked, we travelled to Enugu together in the same vehicle. We went in for our registration together. I saw him going to his room last night. The next thing i heard was that Collins has died”.

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Moyes sacked

Manchester United manager David Moyes has
been sacked, only 10 months after succeeding
Sir Alex Ferguson.
His dismissal was announced shortly after 0830
BST, following a meeting with executive vice-
chairman Ed Woodward at the club's training
ground.

Grammy Awards

Femi Kuti finally grabs a medal after being nominated for four good times....

Is it really over between P square

Is it over with P-Square?
I've been hearing a few stories about Peter and
Paul Okoye of P-Square having issues for a while
now. I hear they disagree on everything
now...songs, videos, ideas etc...but because
they are twin brothers, I figured well, they will
sort things out...so I didn't write.
On Wednesday April 16th, I gathered exclusively
from industry sources that the brothers fought
each other physically during rehearsals. They
had to be separated by their dancers. This is
fact! But I decided to leave the story alone
because which sibling doesn't disagree
sometimes, right? But now their older brother,
Jude Okoye, who is also their manager, just
tweeted that after ten years he's done.
I hear one of the wives is causing some of the
problems between the brothers. *sigh* Dear P-
Square, don't even think of breaking up. You will
break the hearts of millions of people...including
myself. Just stay together please.

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Soccer crowned it all as the Students Union Government in collaboration with Etisalat and Solo phones celebrates students’ week in Imo State University, Owerri. The novelty tournament of ‘cliqfest’ from ‘easycliq’ was the peak of the celebration. AHANEKU EKENE 300-LEVEL OPTOMETRY IMSU reports
IN THE FEST OF SOCCER
In the history of football tournament in Imo state university, owerri; the etisalat novelty tournament is seen to be the most celebrated soccer fiesta in the school. From the second week of February students activities has been at its peak in the school, starting with the kick off of the health week by the Director of health. This is followed by the raffle draw arranged by the Students Union Government and Etisalat; where students won different items ranging from books, shirts, android phones, laptops and the grand prize of a kia picano car. But in all these events the novelty tournament and the celebrity displays by Phyno, Terry G and other artistes including X-busta (the director of socials of the union) pulled the students to the IMSU staff primary school field were the matches were played.

Soccer in recent years has been the most thrilling field event. Speculations, fear and pride were the major lifestyle exhibited by the players and spectators during the course of the concluded novelty matches played by four different teams comprising of the Union Executive team, Union Parliament team, University team and union judicial council team.

The games were organized by Etisalat in collaboration with Solo phones and officiated by the school football team officiators. Among all games it is believed that football is a spectacular one where by both male and females participates in it. Before the opening match between the Executive Council team captained by the able union president Comr. Ogbu Christian C and the union Parliament council team captained by the speaker of the house Rt. Hon. Ezeji  Odinaka; gift was splashed to students who were able to do ball raising exercise. The opening match was very entertaining with the Executive council winning with 2 goals ahead of the Parliament who got a goal to their favour. That qualified the Executive council team for the next round of the tournament.

As the game continues with the second match between the School team and the union Judiciary team gift splash also continued from etisalat and solo phones giving out phones, books and shirts. The second match was indeed a tough match, after the fight between the two elephants in the pitch. The match finally ended 1: nil in favour of the Union Judicial Council team. To the spectators this match was seen to be one of the most outstanding among all the matches. The team representing the school had all squad to themselves but could not make good use of them. The win took the Judicial Council team to the final stage of the tournament.
Two final matches played were the third place matche and the finals. The third place was played by the two teams that lost the previous matches and the union parliament team emerged victorious by lifting the third place trophy and getting bronze medals. The final was like the fight between the gladiators, this help to bring the relevance of the services of the Nigerian Redcross Society in the matching, owing to the number of injured players. The match witnessed a spectacular goal by Hardy, the Director of Health. The goal made the executives to start playing a defensive game. At the halt of the first half of the game the executives were leading with 1 goal to nothing by the judiciary. At the 1minute 10seconds of the injury time of the second half the Chief Judge of the Union equalized the game taking the game to the next level. Penalty shootout was the level and after all the shots and saves the Executives won the match in a penalty kick. The game ended on the aggregate score of 4:3 in favour of the Union executive council team.

The Union Executive council players were over joyous by the fact that finally the trophy came to them. At the students sports analysis, it is pointed out with no doubt that the executive council had the lest squad required to win the trophy. But owing to the saying that it is not over until it is over, and the popular saying of Marhchiaveli that the end justifies the means was the strength of the executives.

Speaking to CAMPUS LIFE Mbadugha Hardy 400level optometry and the ditrctor of health said  "Honestly this is my first time playing on a pitch like this. It's really good and motivates us to play well. The fans too played a good role, my team-mates were united. If i were to be a footballer, i would follow the foot steps of a goal machine Cristiano Ronaldo. Scoring goals is very nice and great. In fact i feel like winning d IMSU ballon d'or.Thanks to Great Enlightenment Executives and its great leader Comr. Ogbu Christian".  For some other executives its a fulfilled day for them.  Obilaso Chijioke 300 level philosophy and the union  director of sports said "today am most grateful, this tournament marks a great high of achievement in  my office as the sports director. I thank my president and others who helped me achieve this landmark in football game event inn our citadel of learning"
Okafor Golden Xbusta thrilled the crown and also broke to the crowd the news about his birthday party comin g up the same day. He also expressed his gratitude for the height of the social life of the students in the course of his tenure. "Nice show today,killed it,big thanks to etisalat for responding to my call,dope regime afterall .....Big thanks to all of you guys that wished me a happy birthday today,bless you,and I Love u all". First choice 100level library and Info science comfirmed to CAMPUS LIFE saying "What a coincedence! You see we need to celebrate two things now Xbusta's birthday. As today marks for his birthday..and the day he achieved the highest fit in his entertainment biz". Other artistes that graced the novelty tournament and other shows are Phyno and Terry G. Onyedeke Chiamaka 300level law said "its really a wonderful day. Am happy because i benefited from the event in all rounds. I say bravo to my president and also all the Great 'enlightment' executives. Special thanks goes to etisalat".

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News update today from Imsu PRO and The Nation IMSU campus reporter reports... On the news
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economy
• Senate okays 10-year jail for pension thieves
• Delegates protest conflicting information on
allowances
• Obanikoro’s soldiers seal off another Lagos
project
• Doctor held for sale of baby in Imo
• Insurgency: North’s governors allay Nigerians’
fears
• Counter-terrorism: Military not targeting
Muslims, Fulani, says DHQ
• ‘My supporters didn’t attack Fayemi’s convoy’
• Fulani, Southern Kaduna communities agree to
end hostilities
• Ondo by-election: ‘Obanikoro militarised Ilaje’
• We are not insurgents, say herdsmen
• Anti-graft agencies haven’t curbed corruption,
says Aliyu
• Attacks: Northerners now live in fear, says ACF
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News update from SUG PRO and The Nation IMSU Campus Reporter. On the news today....
2015 poll ‘ll be better, says Jonathan
• Govt merges three aviation agencies
• I have no desire to shed blood, says Omisore
• Divergent views trail Nigeria’s increased GDP
profile
• Ohanaeze youths accuse Jonathan of neglect
• Ibadan ‘forest of horror’: Police, UCH forensic
experts begin probe
• More horror sites’ll be discovered in Oyo, says
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• ‘Three killed’ in Kwara PDP ward congress
• Police deploy special forces in Zamfara
• Remove Fayose now, aggrieved PDP members
urge Jonathan
• Conference decisions may amount to nothing,
says Senate Leader
• Nigerians live worse than before, says Okonjo-
Iweala
• Rwanda genocide: UN ashamed, says Ban Ki-
moon
• Why Amaechi fell out of favour with Jonathan,
by Sylva
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coordinator.....
Rotr. Comr. Ahaneku Ekene aka HOT FM saying GOOD MORNING and do have a wonderful day ahead.