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Direct your protest to the Terrorists not Government - Jonathan tells #bringbackourgirls Protesters

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President Goodluck Jonathan on Thursday urged those who have been protesting the abduction of over 200 schoolgirls in Chibok, Borno State, to henceforth direct their protest to the Boko Haram terrorists and not the government. The President also urged the protesters to learn from citizens of other countries who do not blame their governments for any terrorist act. He has however admitted publicly for the first time that his administration was currently consulting with some stakeholders with a view to exploring what he called alternative methods of resolving the present crisis. Jonathan made the disclosure in a speech delivered

Asari Dokubo uses young girls to lead anti #bringbackourgirls protest

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The ex-Niger Delta militant is obviously still convinced that there are no missing

Seyi Law tells Eedris Abdulkareem "you have no right to judge D'banj"

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Comedian Oluwaseyitan Aletile better known for his stage nameSeyi Lawhas condemned rapper Eedris Abdulkareem‘s recent outburst towards D’banjat the Occupy Nigeria protest. Seyi Law says campaigning and voting for Goodluck Jonathan is D’banj’s choice and he should not be judged for it. The comedian while on stage at the Ojota, Lagos centre of the

The real reasons i didn't join in the protest against fuel subsidy removal- Terry G

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At a time when fellow artistes were all out to protest against the removal of Fuel Subsidy by the Jonathan adminstration, House of Ginger master, Terry G refused to join the protests. Terry G gave reasons why he didn’t show up at the protest in an interview

Tai Solarin University shut down due to protest of raped students

The action of some suspected student gangsters at Tai Solarin University of Education {TASUED}, Ijebu-Ode, yesterday resulted in bloodbath and the one week closure of the university by its management. Students told NEXT that the gangsters focibly raped some female students at gunpoint and posted the resultant video clips to the popular social network, facebook, and YouTube, a development which a parent of one of the victims took up legally and reported to the police. When the police moved into campus tofish out the suspected criminals, some of the gang members engaged thepolice in gun battle. Tragically, an innocent 200 level of History and Diplomatic Studies, Olawale Lasisi, was hit in the crossfire and died of his wounds. The death of the student further infuriated his colleagues, who trooped to the streets to protest thekilling. This resulted in violence as commercialactivities were paralysed, as the students barricaded the Ijebu-Ode-Benin Expressway for hours,causing traffic con...