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December 7, 2021 Police Arrest 3 Dowen College Students Over Sylvester Oromoni’s Death

Police Arrest 3 Dowen College Students Over Sylvester Oromoni’s Death

Three students of Dowen College located in Lekk have been arrested by the Lagos state police command in connection to the death of Sylvester Oromoni jnr.

The state commissioner of police, Hakeem Odumosu confirmed that three out of the five students are already in custody.

Before his death, Oromoni had named five students who he claimed had jointly attacked him in his dormitory room, inflicting on him multiple internal injuries.

The CP Pdumosu added that the suspects are operatives of the police in their probe.

The demise of the 12-year-old boy has put Dowen College in the eye of the storm as Nigerians have called for the school to be punished for allowing such a tragic incident to occur under its premises.

The student’s distraught father had earlier told of how his child was beaten and fed a liquid chemical.

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December 7, 2021 Civil Society Organisation Tells National Assembly To Veto President Buhari On Electoral Reform Bill

Civil Society Organisation Tells National Assembly To Veto President Buhari On Electoral Reform Bill

The Organization for Community Civic Engagement has said the National Assembly must veto the Electoral Reform Bill 2021 if President Muhammadu Buhari refuses to sign it, threatening to go to court if the assembly does not act.

The group accused President Buhari of applying delay tactics in signing the Bill just as he did in 2019 which compelled the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) to use the 2010 Electoral Act in the conduct of the election, despite its deficiencies.

Speaking to newsmen in Kano, the Executive Director of Occen, Abdulrazak Alkali, said, “the National Assembly has done a wonderful job and this is the first time that the legislature, the CSOs and the generalities of Nigerians are on the same page.

He said the President needs to do away with the selfish interests of some Nigerian politicians and focus on what is in the best interests of Nigeria and its citizens.

Also speaking on the issue on a monitored Programme, Executive Director of Yiaga Africa, Samson Itodo said it is taking too long for the president to sign.

The Special Adviser to the President on Media and Publicity, Femi Adesina, said his principal is currently consulting with all stakeholders, including the Independent National Electoral Commission before making his position known on the issue.

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December 7, 2021 ASUU Vows To Take Action If Government Fails To Meet Its Demands In 48 Hours

ASUU Vows To Take Action If Government Fails To Meet Its Demands In 48 Hours

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has said it will take actions on the Federal Government’s failure to meet its demand in the next 48 hours.

President of ASUU, Prof. Emmanuel Osodeke, who disclosed this, said the union will conclude its consultation with various branches across the federation and subsequently make its position known.

The union met with Minister of Labour and Employment, Chris Ngige, who served as the Chief conciliator between ASUU and the Federal Ministry of Education on October 14, on a wide range of issues.

The issues include: funding for revitalization of public universities, earned academic allowances, University Transparency Accountability Solution and promotion arrears among others.

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December 7, 2021 W.H.O. Reveals Nigeria Accounted For 27% Of Half Of Malaria Deaths Worldwide In 2020

W.H.O. Reveals Nigeria Accounted For 27% Of Half Of Malaria Deaths Worldwide In 2020

The World Health Organisation has said six countries, including Nigeria, accounted for around 50 percent of malaria deaths worldwide in 2020.

According to WHO’s latest report, there was an estimate of 241 million malaria cases and 627,000 malaria deaths — mostly of children under five — worldwide in 2020.

The 2020 figure represents about 14 million more cases in 2020, compared to 2019, and 69,000 more deaths.

In the report, Nigeria was also among six countries that accounted for 55 percent of all cases worldwide.

WHO Director-General, Tedros Ghebreyesus, said this year’s world malaria report surveys the extent of damage wrought by the COVID pandemic on the global malaria response.

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