#25 Things you should learn before 20

1) Life’s a marathon, not a sprint.

A sprint tests your speed, a marathon tests your mental strength, perseverance and endurance.

2) Relationship: Developing a great network is worth more than money.

Money is good but you should never make money at the expense of having a great relationship. Money can never buy a great relationship whether it is with your girl/boyfriend, mum/dad, your friends, your boss or anybody.

You may find it amusing that I get most of my jobs

#2 Students Killed During UNIPORT Protest on Monday

TWO students of the University of Port Harcourt were on Monday feared killed during a protest over an alleged policy by the management of the institution that tuition must be paid before they would be allowed to take their first semester

examinations. One of the students identified as Peter Ofurun, who was said to have

been hit by a bullet from a policeman, had died instantly.

Another student also hit by a bullet was rushed to the hospital, even as sources claimed that she died on the way to the hospital for treatment.

The UNIPORT students’ protest had

NDLEA arrests four suspected ritualists, 50 others in Delta

Operatives of the Delta State Command of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency on Monday arrested four persons suspected to be ritualists within Ogwashi-Uku, Ubulu-Uku and Benin Asaba Expressway while on routine patrol.

 The State Commander of the agency, Mr. Frank Hannachor who confirmed the arrest of the suspects to journalists in Asaba, gave their names as Obinna Agbo (27), Emeka Eze (34), Ebo Ahaah (25) and Odo Ejike (27).

 Hannachor added that the suspects were handed over to the police at the State Criminal Investigation Department for further prosecution.

Police arrest two alleged armed robbers, rescue kidnap victim in Cross River

The Cross River State police command, on Friday, paraded two suspected armed robbers in Calabar, along with a stolen car recovered from them.

The state Commissioner of Police, Mr Henry Fadairo, said the suspects were arrested by men of the Special Anti-Robbery Squad (SARS) from the command.

Fadairo said that the suspects, Frank Obi-Bisong and Francis Akomaye, were arrested on February 6, at Obudu Local Government Area of the state.

He said they were arrested after robbing one Mary Adie of her Lexus ash-colour SUV, valued at N4million and her ATM, which the suspects used in withdrawing the sum of N31, 000.

“Frank Obi-Bisong and Francis Akomaye robbed

UNILAG students bow to cease order

After initial stand-off with the authrorities of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) over its directive that the protesting students should vacate campus, the students yesterday departed the school for their various homes.

The students had appeared to be spoiling for showdown with the school’s authorities after the university had, at an emergency meeting on Thursday,