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June 2, 2021 Twitter Deletes President Buhari’s Civil War Tweet For Violating Rules

Twitter Deletes President Buhari’s Civil War Tweet For Violating Rules

Twitter said the tweet violated its platform rules.

While being briefed on the spate of attacks on offices of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) across the country, the president said "those misbehaving in certain parts of the country" were obviously too young to know the travails and loss of lives that attended the Nigerian Civil War.

“Those of us in the fields for 30 months, who went through the war, will treat them in the language they understand. We are going to be very hard sooner than later," he said.

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The president's words were shared on Twitter by his social media handlers.

However, while the preceding tweets on his address remain on the platform, the civil war tweet has been removed from the thread by Twitter.

"This tweet violated the Twitter Rules," Twitter stated.

Separatist agitators have been blamed for a slew of attacks targeting electoral offices and police stations in the southeast.

June 2, 2021 KASU Students Block Main Road Over Increase In Tuition Fees

KASU Students Block Main Road Over Increase In Tuition Fees

We move to Kaduna state where students of the Kaduna State University blocked the main road leading to the Government House in Kaduna, the state capital in protest over an increase in their tuition fees.

The state-owned tertiary institution recently announced an increase of its annual school fee of N26,000 by almost 600%.

According to the proposed new tuition fees, indigenous students studying social science courses are to pay about N150,000 while their counterparts in medicine and other science courses will pay between N170,000 and above as annual fees.

In reaction to this, the students blocked the road leading to the Kaduna State government house displaying placards with various inscriptions and chanting songs of solidarity.

They, therefore, demanded a reversal of tuition fees.

They called on the State Governor Nasir El-Rufai whose policy is to ensure that children of common people are given access to Education to intervene.

The Kaduna State University has about 19,000 students population, out of which close to 17,000 of them are indigenes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

June 2, 2021 Femi Gbajabiamila Asks Nigerians To Support National Assembly To Birth New Constitution

Femi Gbajabiamila Asks Nigerians To Support National Assembly To Birth New Constitution

 The Speaker of the House of Representatives, FEMI GBAJABIAMILA says the 1999 constitution falls short of standard and needs to be adjusted to meet the aspirations of Nigerians.

He stated this at the opening of the House of Representatives public hearing on the review of the constitution in Lagos.

The speaker asked Nigerians to join hands with the 9th National Assembly to birth a new document that will fix some challenges confronting the nation.

GBAJABIAMILA said though the current exercise is not the first of its kind, it might be the most important one in the nation's recent history as the decisions to be made would have far-reaching consequences for the future of Nigeria.

In response to the doubts expressed in some quarters about the exercise, he noted that there was no perfect constitution anywhere in the world, but that it was imperative for Nigeria to have a near-perfect constitution to enable the country to confront and resolve many of its political, economic and socio-cultural challenges.

 

 

June 2, 2021 Bandits Confirm Kidnap Of 156 Pupils From Islamic School In Niger State, Demand 110million Naira Ransom

Bandits Confirm Kidnap Of 156 Pupils From Islamic School In Niger State, Demand 110million Naira Ransom

Bandits who kidnapped pupils of the Salihu Tanko Islamiyya School in Tegina town in the Rafi Local Government Area of Niger State have  contact with the management of the institution.

The bandits contacted the school headmaster, ABUBAKAR ALHASSAN, around 4pm on Monday, asking him to pay N110m as ransom for the release of his pupils.

Speaking to journalists on the telephone on Tuesday, ALHASSAN said the bandits claimed to have 156 pupils with them.

According to him, the kidnappers threatened that if they did not pay the ransom by the end of today, they would kill all the children.

ALHASSAN said the message had been passed to the state government, which said it would not pay any ransom.

However, the state government has said it has set the necessary machinery in motion to ensure the safe release of the schoolchildren.

Security Expert, Dr. KABIRU ADAMU described it as an indication of the worsening state of insecurity in the country.

 

 

 

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