#ASUU_STRIKE: A Blessing In Disguise (A Must Read For All Nigerian Students)

It is true ASUU is on strike You have no control over it However, you have control over how you spend your time Make the best use of it.

"You complain they don't teach practicals in school This is an opportunity for you to get practical skill outside the classroom You complain of no working experience after school This is an avenue for you to volunteer for experience while in school"

If you don't have sponsor
This is a time to do one or two business pending resumption
If you don't have time to plan your life
This is the opportunity to lock yourself in the room and brainstorm.
Make it count!

It is not a time to be a spectator Watching season film all day Or gisting and sleeping away the future Its time for work outside the classroom
Its time for strategizing

It's over a month the strike began
What value have you added to yourself?
You can blame government for their failure But you can't afford not to do your part.

Remember, it is your life Challenges can be turned to blessing if well utilized

Cairo official death toll passes 500

Egypt says 525 people were killed on Wednesday when security forces stormed Islamist protest camps in Cairo after a stand-off lasting weeks.

Most of the victims died in the capital but there was violence around the country on the bloodiest day since the pro-democracy uprising two years ago.

The final toll is believed far higher as scores of bodies are not registered.

Supporters of President Mohammed Morsi, who was ousted last month, say more than 2,000 died.

The BBC's Khaled Ezzelarab has reported seeing at least 140 bodies wrapped in shrouds at the Eman mosque, close to the main protest camp at Rabaa al-Adawiya Square.

A state of emergency has been imposed by the interim government, which took power after the army removed Mr Morsi on 3 July.

The US and several other countries have condemned the Egyptian security forces' actions, which Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan described as a "very serious massacre".

Shameless Nigerian Girl Caught Giving Unknown Guy Bl¤w J¤B In Public (PHOTOS)

According to some blogs, they claim this happened in Port-harcourt, while some say is Benin-City, but as far as I am concerned, I definitely know it is Nigeria.
This is so weird, can't believe our ladies can go this far

Church Suspends Couple For Dancing To "Worldly" Music

A newly wedded couple was last week was censured from Seventh Day Adventist by Sizinda SDA elders in Zimbabwe for dancing to worldly music at their wedding.

Tinevimbo Maphosa and his wife, Moreblessing Sibanda were suspended from active participation in church programs.

Church elders are said to be angry that the bride, Sibanda was doing 'get down' at her wedding held at Reynolds Inn on 7 July. Maphosa and Sibanda are not the only casualties of the church's decision.

Three members of their bridal team who are also youths at Sizinda SDA were affected. Mayibongwe Ncube, Tinotenda Nyakawa and Wellington Gurajena were given six months censure and two years ban for taking part in the wedding and dancing to circular music.

B Metro reported that the songs which are Follow the leader by Dj Cyko ft zahara, Dj Ganyani ft Busiswa's Xigubhu as well Dr Malinga's via Orlando. Maphosa refused to comment on the matter butsources said church board members banned himand his wife but exonerated the wedding committee which gave permission to the playing of music. The development has created apostasy within Sizinda SDA church. Youths are now accusing church board members and elders of tribalism and favoritism when it comes to instituting disciplinary decisions.

Irate youths took to social networking site to express their disgust over how the respectable church has gone to the dogs.
An angry youth Wellington Gurajena posted:"For so long I have been quite but enough is enough. Just because I am young, I am SHONA and I don't have a father doesn't mean I am subject to someone. Today Sizinda church passed out a judgment that the following trio; Mayibongwe, Tinotenda Nyakawa and Wellington Gurajena were given six months censure and two years ban for participating in weddings and for dancing to circular music."

Sacarstically, Gurajena inquired if the censure isconstitutional or it was targeted move. "Lol is that constitutional or it was a targeted move. To me that was a clear sign of NEPOTISM and TRIBALISM just because it was Shona wedding now it's a crime. We saw the Moyos, Ndlovu's Ngwenyas, Mhlangas wedding and by then oh circular music was a cherry of the day and no one complained." The youth went on to accuse church board members and some elders of being the untouchables because some have girlfriends while others go clubbing but have never been brought to book as per church doctrine.

He said when a church elder take funds from the church for personal use they are not censured, when a senior member of the church sits and chants vulgar at public places like political rallies and soccer matches they are not censured and also when a senior member of the church beats someone in front of the church and kids they are not censured.

A source said there are stinking levels of favoritism at the church because relatives of senior members of the church have become pregnant outside of marriage and have never been censured.
Youth also accused church board members and elders of sleeping around and getting away with it because they sit on lofty perches and look at others especially youth with disdain.

While most youths were visibly angry, some tried to be voices of reason.
"STOP IT, I repeat STOP IT this whole scenario ismaking me feel sick. This is not the proper way of solving church issues. Let me warn you my brothers and sisters I don't give a sh** whether Wellington is right or wrong nor the church is right or wrong nor Ndebele nor Shona, whatever the issue might be ,but this is not the proper way of handling church issues. I am very disappointed," Prince Moyo wrote. Another youth, Kelvin Mthabisi Moyo said the matters arising have the potential of triggering a war within the church. "Uhm Welly this is controversial and surely, the church will divide. World war was triggered by a 16 year old if I am not mistaken," Moyo said.

A church elder only identified as Banwell refused to comment on the matter referring all the questions to the person who brought the story.
"I can't say anything to you. Get all the details from the person who gave you the story," he said .

Church Suspends Couple For Dancing To "Worldly" Music

A newly wedded couple was last week was censured from Seventh Day Adventist by Sizinda SDA elders in Zimbabwe for dancing to worldly music at their wedding.

Tinevimbo Maphosa and his wife, Moreblessing Sibanda were suspended from active participation in church programs.

Church elders are said to be angry that the bride, Sibanda was doing 'get down' at her wedding held at Reynolds Inn on 7 July. Maphosa and Sibanda are not the only casualties of the church's decision.

Three members of their bridal team who are also youths at Sizinda SDA were affected. Mayibongwe Ncube, Tinotenda Nyakawa and Wellington Gurajena were given six months censure and two years ban for taking part in the wedding and dancing to circular music.

B Metro reported that the songs which are Follow the leader by Dj Cyko ft zahara, Dj Ganyani ft Busiswa's Xigubhu as well Dr Malinga's via Orlando. Maphosa refused to comment on the matter butsources said church board members banned himand his wife but exonerated the wedding committee which gave permission to the playing of music. The development has created apostasy within Sizinda SDA church. Youths are now accusing church board members and elders of tribalism and favoritism when it comes to instituting disciplinary decisions.

Irate youths took to social networking site to express their disgust over how the respectable church has gone to the dogs.
An angry youth Wellington Gurajena posted:"For so long I have been quite but enough is enough. Just because I am young, I am SHONA and I don't have a father doesn't mean I am subject to someone. Today Sizinda church passed out a judgment that the following trio; Mayibongwe, Tinotenda Nyakawa and Wellington Gurajena were given six months censure and two years ban for participating in weddings and for dancing to circular music."

Sacarstically, Gurajena inquired if the censure isconstitutional or it was targeted move. "Lol is that constitutional or it was a targeted move. To me that was a clear sign of NEPOTISM and TRIBALISM just because it was Shona wedding now it's a crime. We saw the Moyos, Ndlovu's Ngwenyas, Mhlangas wedding and by then oh circular music was a cherry of the day and no one complained." The youth went on to accuse church board members and some elders of being the untouchables because some have girlfriends while others go clubbing but have never been brought to book as per church doctrine.

He said when a church elder take funds from the church for personal use they are not censured, when a senior member of the church sits and chants vulgar at public places like political rallies and soccer matches they are not censured and also when a senior member of the church beats someone in front of the church and kids they are not censured.

A source said there are stinking levels of favoritism at the church because relatives of senior members of the church have become pregnant outside of marriage and have never been censured.
Youth also accused church board members and elders of sleeping around and getting away with it because they sit on lofty perches and look at others especially youth with disdain.

While most youths were visibly angry, some tried to be voices of reason.
"STOP IT, I repeat STOP IT this whole scenario ismaking me feel sick. This is not the proper way of solving church issues. Let me warn you my brothers and sisters I don't give a sh** whether Wellington is right or wrong nor the church is right or wrong nor Ndebele nor Shona, whatever the issue might be ,but this is not the proper way of handling church issues. I am very disappointed," Prince Moyo wrote. Another youth, Kelvin Mthabisi Moyo said the matters arising have the potential of triggering a war within the church. "Uhm Welly this is controversial and surely, the church will divide. World war was triggered by a 16 year old if I am not mistaken," Moyo said.

A church elder only identified as Banwell refused to comment on the matter referring all the questions to the person who brought the story.
"I can't say anything to you. Get all the details from the person who gave you the story," he said .

Church Suspends Couple For Dancing To "Worldly" Music

A newly wedded couple was last week was censured from Seventh Day Adventist by Sizinda SDA elders in Zimbabwe for dancing to worldly music at their wedding.

Tinevimbo Maphosa and his wife, Moreblessing Sibanda were suspended from active participation in church programs.

Church elders are said to be angry that the bride, Sibanda was doing 'get down' at her wedding held at Reynolds Inn on 7 July. Maphosa and Sibanda are not the only casualties of the church's decision.

Three members of their bridal team who are also youths at Sizinda SDA were affected. Mayibongwe Ncube, Tinotenda Nyakawa and Wellington Gurajena were given six months censure and two years ban for taking part in the wedding and dancing to circular music.

B Metro reported that the songs which are Follow the leader by Dj Cyko ft zahara, Dj Ganyani ft Busiswa's Xigubhu as well Dr Malinga's via Orlando. Maphosa refused to comment on the matter butsources said church board members banned himand his wife but exonerated the wedding committee which gave permission to the playing of music. The development has created apostasy within Sizinda SDA church. Youths are now accusing church board members and elders of tribalism and favoritism when it comes to instituting disciplinary decisions.

Irate youths took to social networking site to express their disgust over how the respectable church has gone to the dogs.
An angry youth Wellington Gurajena posted:"For so long I have been quite but enough is enough. Just because I am young, I am SHONA and I don't have a father doesn't mean I am subject to someone. Today Sizinda church passed out a judgment that the following trio; Mayibongwe, Tinotenda Nyakawa and Wellington Gurajena were given six months censure and two years ban for participating in weddings and for dancing to circular music."

Sacarstically, Gurajena inquired if the censure isconstitutional or it was targeted move. "Lol is that constitutional or it was a targeted move. To me that was a clear sign of NEPOTISM and TRIBALISM just because it was Shona wedding now it's a crime. We saw the Moyos, Ndlovu's Ngwenyas, Mhlangas wedding and by then oh circular music was a cherry of the day and no one complained." The youth went on to accuse church board members and some elders of being the untouchables because some have girlfriends while others go clubbing but have never been brought to book as per church doctrine.

He said when a church elder take funds from the church for personal use they are not censured, when a senior member of the church sits and chants vulgar at public places like political rallies and soccer matches they are not censured and also when a senior member of the church beats someone in front of the church and kids they are not censured.

A source said there are stinking levels of favoritism at the church because relatives of senior members of the church have become pregnant outside of marriage and have never been censured.
Youth also accused church board members and elders of sleeping around and getting away with it because they sit on lofty perches and look at others especially youth with disdain.

While most youths were visibly angry, some tried to be voices of reason.
"STOP IT, I repeat STOP IT this whole scenario ismaking me feel sick. This is not the proper way of solving church issues. Let me warn you my brothers and sisters I don't give a sh** whether Wellington is right or wrong nor the church is right or wrong nor Ndebele nor Shona, whatever the issue might be ,but this is not the proper way of handling church issues. I am very disappointed," Prince Moyo wrote. Another youth, Kelvin Mthabisi Moyo said the matters arising have the potential of triggering a war within the church. "Uhm Welly this is controversial and surely, the church will divide. World war was triggered by a 16 year old if I am not mistaken," Moyo said.

A church elder only identified as Banwell refused to comment on the matter referring all the questions to the person who brought the story.
"I can't say anything to you. Get all the details from the person who gave you the story," he said .