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The Student Representatives Council(SRC) Arms of the Student Union Government (SUG)(LASPOTECH)here by declare the suspension on the payment of INSURANCE fee with immediate effective till all issues are resolved. The suspension that was placed by Rt Hon Olori Jabar Afolabi (Speaker SRC/SUG) after a long time deliberations with motion been moved and seconded on the floor of the house in their last sitting had on 8th November 2017. The reason for the suspension of the payment are as follows:: 1-The Student Representatives Council (SRC) were not aware of any information about the insurance fee and it has been signed and accepted by other arms of the Student Union Government. 2-The Student Representatives Council (SRC) is the law making arms according to the constitution,and which they are not aware of the law that was passed and executed by the Student Union Executives (SUE).The arms who execute laws passed by the Legislative. 3-There was a former Insurance company existing in the institut...

Toxicology tests suggest a German former nurse murdered at least 100 people at two hospitals where he worked, prosecutors say. Detectives believe Niels Hoegel, who is already serving a life sentence for two murders, systematically administered fatal doses of heart medication to people in his care. He wanted to impress colleagues by resuscitating them but many died. Fresh charges against him are expected next year. Hoegel is now said to have killed 38 patients in Oldenburg and 62 in Delmenhorst, both in northern Germany, between 1999 and 2005. Investigators say he may have killed more but potential victims have been cremated. If found guilty of all the deaths, he would become one of Germany's worst post-war serial killers. The investigation into Hoegel was widened when he admitted killing up to 30 people during his 2015 trial, when he was convicted of two murders, two attempted murders and harming patients. Investigators exhumed 130 former patients, looking for traces of medication...

Five years ago, the gunman responsible for Sunday's mass shooting was sent to an inpatient mental health facility in New Mexico but escaped and fled to Texas, according to multiple reports. On June 13, 2012, Devin Kelley, 26, reportedly fled the Peak Behavioral Health Services Center in Santa Teresa, New Mexico. A missing person report claimed the shooter, who was in the Air Force, was ordered to submit to mental health treatment after admitting he beat his first wife and stepson, according to  KHOU . One attack on the child left him with a skull fracture. According to the shooter's 2012 court-martial plea bargain, obtained by PEOPLE, he pled guilty to choking and kicking his wife and had a charge for pointing an unloaded gun at her dismissed. An Air Force spokeswoman tells PEOPLE Kelley was stationed at Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo, New Mexico, from 2010 until he was discharged in 2014, following the 2012 court-martial on accusations he assaulted his spouse and their...

Please pray for Sierra Leone, first it was the War, then Ebola and now this... "It happened as if it was a dream," says Gabriel Fattah Manga, recalling the day his world came tumbling down around him, and his life changed forever. Early last Monday morning Manga, 25, was preparing to head to work as a carpenter in the Regent area of Freetown, Sierra Leone, when he realized something was badly wrong "The land was trembling and the whole area was trembling with me," he tells CNN, his eyes still red-rimmed with emotion. "I came out to see what was happening. I saw water going down ... When I moved up to three meters, I saw this whole mountain coming." A massive mudslide, sparked by heavy rains and flooding in an area that has suffered years of deforestation, was speeding down the slopes of Mount Sugar Loaf, towards his home in one of the makeshift shanty towns that dotted the hillside. Manga survived, but an entire generation of his family was swept away in t...

The former Leicester City Coach, who Lifted the 2015/16 premiership trophy for the club, Claudio Ranieri has joined the French side Nantes as the new head coach . He has signed a two year deal with the French side Late yesterday. The gentle man has been without a club since he was sacked as the head coach for the Foxes in February. We wish you all the best in your two years Journey with the French Side Nantes.

According to CNN- Witnesses described the Horror. As the flames engulfed Grenfell Tower in West London, people were seen waving for help from the windows, and attempting to escape. At least six deaths were confirmed early Wednesday after a blaze ripped through a high-rise apartment block in the British capital as residents slept. At least 74 people were injured, according to authorities. More than 250 firefighters battled the west London inferno through the night. Local resident Tim Downie told NBC News he saw “people dangling children out the windows to try and get them to safety” as flames spread upward. Witness Samira Lamrani said one woman wrapped a baby up “in some sort of thick blanket” and dropped the tot from around the 9th floor. “Miraculously the baby just sort of dropped in a straight line, and a guy just ran forward and the baby fell into his arms,” she added. Several others recounted watching people jumping from Grenfell Tower. Local officials believe that several hundred ...

The Police have confirmed the kidnap of the Cross River State Commissioner for Water Resources, Mr Gabriel Odu-Oji. According to the State Command, Mr Odu-Oji was kidnapped by unknown gunmen in the early hours of Sunday in Calabar South Local Government Area of the state. The Deputy Commissioner of Police, Tunde Gbolarumi, confirmed the incident during a telephone interview with Channels Television. Mr Gbolarumi said the Command has blocked all exit roads, with a strict stop and search exercise of all vehicles coming in and out of Calabar, aimed at preventing the kidnappers from fleeing out of the state’s capital successfully. He noted that the Police and other security agencies will not rest in their oars in ensuring that the Commissioner, whom he said is still within Calabar according to intelligence report, is released without being hurt nor any ransom paid. The Deputy Commissioner of Police appealed to the public to avail security agencies with necessary information that would lead...

The bodies of two UN experts who went missing in the Democratic Republic of Congo this month have been found, the United Nations said in a statement Tuesday. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said UN peacekeepers discovered the bodies of US citizen Michael Sharp and Swedish national Zaida Catalan on Monday outside the city of Kananga. The body of their Congolese interpreter, Betu Tshintela, was also discovered with them. A Congo government official told CNN that Catalan's body was found decapitated, but Sharp and Tshintela were not beheaded. Their cause of death is not determined, according to government spokesman Lambert Mende. "They were found together with the body of a Congolese interpreter who was working with them and who was identified clearly by our police," Mende said. The bodies are at a municipal hospital in Kasai province and Mende said their remains will likely be transferred to Kinshasa on Thursday. Sharp and Catalan were members of the UN Group of E...

Former South Korean President Park Geun-hye , who was removed from office earlier this month, was arrested on Friday. "Major crimes have been ascertained and there is a concern that the suspect might attempt to destroy evidence," Judge Kang Bu-young said in a text message to reporters. "The court recognizes the need, necessity and reasonableness of the suspect's arrest." Prosecutors announced Monday that they were seeking to arrest Park on charges relating to abuse of power, accepting bribes and leaking important information. "The suspect abused the mighty power and position as President to take bribes from companies and infringed upon the freedom of corporate management and leaked important confidential official information," the statement from the Seoul Central District Prosecutor's Office said. Park had been held in a temporary detention facility at the Seoul Central District Prosecutor's Office Building ahead of the court's decision. S...

The attack is said to have been aimed at the Houses of Parliament   MINUTE'S SILENCE OBSERVED AT SCOTLAND YARD Summary Seven arrests have been made in raids by police Four people died: Two members of the public, Metropolitan Police officer Keith Palmer, and the attacker PC Palmer died after being stabbed outside the Houses of Parliament At least 40 others were injured - seven are in a critical condition The attacker drove into people on Westminster Bridge before reaching the Houses of Parliament The attacker - who has not been named - was shot and killed by police Metropolitan Police Assistant Commissioner Mark Rowley has said it is believed the attacker was inspired by international terrorism Prime Minister Theresa May condemned the attack as "sick and depraved" Met Police urge anyone worried about friends and family to call its casualty bureau on 0800 056 0944 or 020 7158 0010 Travel update: Westminster station shut and roads closed Westminster Tube Station remains shut...

Allegations makes waves among allies at home and abroad Trump's tweets are not just causing a political kerfuffle; they've sparked international diplomatic fallout. White House efforts to support the claims ended up embroiling two key European allies: Britain and Germany. Officials in London were livid that White House spokesman Sean Spicer cited an unsubstantiated report that Britain's Government Communications Headquarters -- the British equivalent of the NSA -- had been used by Obama in the operation. Germany's Chancellor Angela Merkel, whose phone was once tapped by US intelligence, did not take kindly to Trump's quip that they had something in common Friday. Also Friday, Trump's Justice Department sent classified information to Capitol Hill about the claims, but sources said it did not substantiate them. The apparent lack of evidence for Trump's claims is causing consternation among the President's Republican allies and Democrats alike, and speculat...

The bizarre saga of President Donald Trump's claims that he was wiretapped by President Barack Obama last year reaches a dramatic climax Monday with FBI Director James Comey's testimony to the House Intelligence Committee. It's a moment of political theater that could end in humiliation for Trump, with Comey expected to say that there was no wiretapping, debunking allegations that Trump has repeatedly refused to withdraw. The hearing could also shed light on the state of FBI investigations into the extent of Russian meddling in the election campaign. Republicans hope Comey will state that there is no evidence of collusion between Trump aides and officials from Moscow, a move that could begin to break up a cloud of Russian intrigue that has stifled the early weeks of the administration. Trump was trying to shift attention away from the wiretapping claims in a series of Monday morning tweets. "James Clapper and others stated that there is no evidence Potus colluded with ...