October 16 is a day the students of Government Girls college , Agege will never forget. It was the World food day and Unilever, makers of Knorr cube set out to feed 1million students in the #shareameal programme and to help bring fun to the day, brought their knorr Brand Ambassador Super star actress and philanthropist Omotola Jalade Ekeinde. See the photos after the cut...

A teacher who was found half-unclad in a layby and caught having s*x with one of her teenage pupils has been banned from the classroom for two years. 

 
This has been making the rounds that the 4months old ASUU strike has been called off but not just announced yet and student would resume November 18, 2013. Read the full story below

 The ongoing strike of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU took a different turn on Saturday at the Dutse-Alhaji area of Abuja when a female student of the University of Abuja made to hang herself in protest of the nearly four months old strike.
  The female student identified as Jane Okoro had already hanged herself, but fell off the ceiling while struggling, apparently because the rope she used was not strong enough. Jane had sent her two younger brothers on an errand, just a way of sending them out of the house to be able to carry out the abominable act, but one of the brothers returned after 15 minutes and saw her on the floor with a rope tied round her neck while another rope dangled from the ceiling fan. The 15 year old boy raised the alarm, thinking that his sister was dead, attracting neighbours and other onlookers into their compound.

An international voice for victims of rape in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Dr. Denis Mukwege has been awarded the 14^th annual Civil Courage Prize, an award which “ honors civil courage — steadfast resistance to evil at great personal risk — rather than military valor”.
Dr. Mukwege founded Panzi Hospital in Bukavu in 1998 to help women who had developed medical conditions as a result of rape. The hospital was originally a clinic that provided gynecological and obstetric care. Since it opened, Dr. Mukwege and his colleagues have treated nearly 40, 000 women and girls who have survived brutal sexual attacks, often at the hands of soldiers and armed rebels.

You guys remember the two Nigerian girls who have been in trouble with immigration authorities in Canada since June 2012 after they were caught working in Walmart? The girls, who were students of University of Regina, had student visas which only permitted them to work only on campus and not outside.