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Sanitymoses
The Seventh Most Evil Man The World Has Ever Seen
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 7. Ivan the Terrible (1530-1584)
Ivan was the first Tsar of Russia. As a kid, he used to throw animals from the top of tall structures. Though he was intelligent, he had bouts of rage due to mental illness. During one, he even killed his own heir to the throne. He loved impaling, beheading, burning, strangling, frying, blinding and disemboweling people. Even in friends, he saw his enemies. In the Novgorod Massacre, more than 60,000 people were tortured to death. Ivan died while playing chess with his friend.
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Benedicta
WHY THIS YEAR ASUU STRIKE MIGHT BE THE LONGEST
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It was Nelson Mandela who said Education is the most powerful weapon we can use to change the world. If education is a likened to a weapon then we know that like every other weapon, it is dangerous when not used correctly. One who must use this world changing weapon must first learn it proper usage.

For this reason, governments of all ages all over the world set up institutions to educate and empower her citizens with the knowledge of this weapon and we have been seeing trailblazers representing their nations in different fields and this we applaud.

We celebrate names like Chinua Achebe, Ahmadu Bello, Wole Soyinka and the list goes on because they mastered this weapon and made good use of it to silence mediocrity, failure and defeated the ignorance of their days that kept men down and they rose against all odds.

 These men are among the notable Nigerians today recognized all over the world for their power and influence.
Fast forward years later this educational system that raise boys into men and made champions out of people who society would easily give up on began to crumble due to bad leadership and corruption in hallowed chambers of our Nation. 

To that effect, there was a need for an association that would help support the system and this need gave birth to what we today know as ASUU (Academic Staff Union of Universities)
The tension however is the failure of the Government and this Union to agree as ASUU have embarked on 16 strikes in 23 years crippling academic activities in all our campuses and forcing students out of school. 

On a Monday, February 14, 2022, the Academic Staff Union of Universities embarked on a 2 weeks warning strike. What was announced as a “warning strike” has turned into an indefinite suffocating strike lasting for almost 6months now with no hope of being called off anytime soon. This might as well be the longest strike ASUU would ever record because;

A NON-CONCERNED GOVERNMENT 
Not until now are we convinced that our government does not care about the educational sector of the Nation, else what government would allow her students that is a population of millions of Nigerians to sit at home against their wish and not take any reasonable action to send them back to school? 

The work force of every nation is her youth then if these youths are not prepared and equipped for work how can the nation’s capital grow?
That is why we have a large youthful population and still low on productivity because they are not empowered to produce rather they are tied up by factors that should not even be a problem in the first place if we had a working system. 

When the people who do not care about you are the ones in positions to make decisions that affects your life there is already a problem. So, until the government is concerned about the life of students, the compulsory holiday continues.

BLOATED EGO OF THE UNION
It is an old saying that two captains cannot be in the same ship, so while we put all the blame on the Federal Government, we should not forget that ASUU also has the power to call off the strike and call students back to school if the union so desire. 

This is now a question of priorities. Of what is more important. If the union say they are fighting for the best interest of students then by now they should have called them back seeing that the Government is not ready to meet their demands but no, their ego excessive ego would not permit them to see that students are tired and already suffocating that they need instant rescue else they might also lose faith in them and the whole system will fail completely, because whether they know it or not it is Nigerian students who make ASUU a relevant union.

NOBODY IS TALKING
Our notable Nigerians have their children schooling outside the country and are very certain that in the next 3-4 years they would be graduates already.
 It is such a shame that foreigners cannot rely on our universities like we do in theirs and this yearly strike is part of it. You cannot gain admission into our schools and be certain that you would graduate in the next 3-4 years infact you should have it in mind that you might sit at home for 3-4 years owing to strike.

And this is because nobody is talking about it. The voices that matter are silent and the voices that are talking is swallowed in the silence of those who are supposed to be talking.

STUDENTS ARE TIRED
It is true that the students have a population that can mount pressure on the government and influence their decision-making process but it is also true that students are tired of being the ones suffering each time ASUU and FG do not agree. Now someone might say what have they done that they are tired but we all know that when two elephants fight, it is the grass that gets trampled on. 
When you get trampled on constantly, you cannot escape the devastating effects that follows. You cannot put people in a condition where what they do not matter and expect them to do everything.

GOVERNMENT CANNOT MEET THE UNION DEMANDS
ASUU is demanding the total implementation of the 2009 MOU, implementation of their own payment system UTAS that is excluding ASUU from IPPIS, which is already on ground. And the payment of all outstanding wages on ground before resumption which would amount to trillions of naira which the Government cannot release at the moment.

BOTH FG AND ASUU IS DETERMINED
The two parties involved wants a favorable deal for themselves. The Government is not willing to accredit UTAS which they believe is not transparent enough and ASUU on the other hand is saying enough is enough, sounding determined to get what they want from the government or schools remain shut down. Meetings would go on for a long time before both parties can see eye-to-eye.
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News_Naija
BBNaija Season 7: Beauty Body Shames Groovy Down Part As She Spills Dirty Secrets
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Big Brother Naija’s Level Two housemate, Beauty, has undoubtedly body shamed her love interest, Groovy, following his latest action.

After the Saturday night party, Beauty had many things to say about her supposed boyfriend and his attraction to Level Two housemate, Chomzy.

Beauty had gone berserk during the party after seeing him dancing with Chomzy, whom she had warned him to stay away from.

During the drama, Beauty, already intoxicated, shocked her fellow housemates when she spilled the tea about her relationship with him.

Big Brother Naija’s Level Two housemate, Beauty, has undoubtedly body shamed her love interest, Groovy, following his latest action.

After the Saturday night party, Beauty had many things to say about her supposed boyfriend and his attraction to Level Two housemate, Chomzy.

Beauty had gone berserk during the party after seeing him dancing with Chomzy, whom she had warned him to stay away from.

During the drama, Beauty, already intoxicated, shocked her fellow housemates when she spilled the tea about her relationship with him.
 
Beauty revealed that Groovy had gone down on her a few times since the show began.

She said that Groovy had sucked her breast and had fingered her.

“He has sucked my breast, fingered my vagina”.

No doubt doing all of this and seeing her boyfriend misbehave with other housemates tore her down.

Getting back at her, the Miss Nigeria beauty queen took a dig at his genitals.

Beauty claimed that Groovy wasn’t physically endowed.

Sharing her concerns, Amaka hoped that the level of damage Beauty has caused with her obsessive behaviour wouldn’t jeopardise her title as a beauty queen.
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News_Naija
Court Remands Businessman At A Correctional Facility For Allegedly Chaining Housewife For 2 Weeks
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An Ilorin Magistrates Court has ordered that a 40-year-old businessman, Usman Baba, be remanded at the correctional facility for allegedly using a chain to tie the legs of one Mrs Aishat Ibrahim for two weeks.

The police First Information Report (FIR) stated that the suspect carried out the act with his wife under the impression that the victim possessed the spirit of witchcraft.

The police report added that Baba and his wife who is at large, forcefully collected N100,000 from the victim’s parents as ransom before releasing her from captivity.

The prosecutor, Zacchaeus Folorunsho, prayed the court to remand the suspect and grant prayers as contained in the motion exparte.

Magistrate Ibrahim Dasuki, who presided over the matter, granted the prosecutor’s demand and adjourned the matter to August 22, 2022 for further mention.
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News_Naija
CCTV Captured: Take A Look At What Happened After A Lady Caught Her Husband Cheating With Another Lady
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"What do men want in ladies?" is the question that preoccupies the minds of the vast majority of females, and they want an answer. The reason for this is that the vast majority of women hold the belief that men cheat frequently in their love relationships, and as a consequence, they are never content with only one partner. The reason for this is that males cheat frequently in their romantic partnerships. When I say that infidelity is one of the most devastating factors in marriages, I think I can safely state that I am speaking for the vast majority of individuals.

Because the woman caught her boyfriend having sexual intercourse with another woman, the pair became the subject of a significant amount of discussion on various social media platforms.

The homeowner noticed a pair of women's slippers had been left in front of the door when she saw a woman approaching her home on the video camera, at which point she realized the slippers had been left there. She walked inside the house and asked the man who she thought was the owner of the slippers, but he denied it and stated that he had no information who the owner was. She believed that he was the owner of the slippers but he denied it.

The woman proceeded to search the room more thoroughly, but she was unable to locate the other woman who was having an affair with the man. The video shows the woman who was caught cheating running out of the house through a different entrance, and she can be seen dressing herself in the yard after she leaves. Later on, the man's wife was the one who discovered her, but she managed to elude capture by getting into a fight with the woman.

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News_Naija
Nigerian Newspapers Daily Front Pages Review Today Sunday 7th August, 2022
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Naija News looks at the top happenings making headlines on the front pages of Nigeria’s national newspapers today Sunday 7th August 2022.

The PUNCH: Terrorists on the rampage across the country have attacked about 16 military bases in the last 18 months, fuelling concerns that the military was overstretched and needed to restrategise to deal with the criminals, protect its personnel and tackle the security challenges.



The Guardian: Today, Sunday, August 7, 2022, marks 174 days since the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) commenced, on February 14, 2022, a four-week “comprehensive and total” nationwide strike, which has grounded the Nigeria University System (NUS) thereby keeping university students at home for months now.



The Nation: The recent impeachment threat against President Muhammadu Buhari in the National Assembly may have fizzled out. The development followed the emergence of fresh facts on government’s efforts in tackling the security challenge across the country.


Daily Trust: Six police officers, two expatriates and five others have been killed in separate attacks by suspected bandits and members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in Imo, Kogi and Taraba states.

Sunday Sun: Gunmen on Friday night invaded the Divisional Police Station at Agwa in Oguta Local Government Area of Imo State, killing four officers on duty and a commercial motorcyclist, whose wife was also shot and is in critical condition in the hospital.


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