LASU STUDENTS GO ON A PEACEFUL PROTEST TO STATE HOUSE, ALAUSA

The Lagos State University students today went on a peaceful protest to the state government house at Alausa requesting that the school be reopened for academic activities.

The school management had on the 23rd of March, 2015 declared a recess until further notice. The management had claimed the recess was for the period of election, a move to ensure safety of lives. 

More than two weeks after the election the school had not been opened and the students no longer see any justification of the recess.

LASUSU GIVES LASU MGT ULTIMATION TO CALL OFF RECESS

The Lagos State University student union government on behalf of the entire students has given a two day ultimatum to the LASU Mgt to call off the recess it declared so academic activities can resume. On the 23rd of March, 2015 the LASU Mgt had communicated to staff and students via a text message that a recess had been declared, the text reads "LASU Mgt declares recess for 2015 general elections from Monday 23-03-2015. Staff and students are to vacate campus henceforth..." It might interest you to know that the 2015 general elections ended on 11th May, 2015, now nineteen (19) days afterwards. To this effect, the student union government gave an ultimatum to LASU Mgt to reopen the school in a release by the union government, read below. "RE: LASU MANAGEMENT MEETS WITH ALL FULL-TIME STUDENTS. Sequel to the stake holders meeting held on Monday 27th April, 2015 at the Faculty of Law reading room between the students union executives and the students populace, it was resolved that 48hrs ultimatum be issued to Lagos State Govt and the LASU management for the Reopening of Lasu for academic and administrative activities. Hence, any default in such will amount to a peaceful protest to the Governor's Office against the declared recess. It is imperative to bring to the notice of all LASUites that, having received the message of the Management of LASU with the above named title, the Students' Union sees this as another attempt or means to forestall our plans, as the priority of the students is not meeting with the Management of LASU again but rather to #ReOpenLasuNow. It is pertinent to ask this salient questions that; what is it that they want to get across to the students that would require a meeting @ LTV 8 Hall, that they cannot put on their website has they have done on Sunday to further validate the declared recess?, Secondly, why is it that they called for the meeting after the issuance of 48hrs ultimatum given to them by the Students' Union? We have met with the Management of LASU for countless times on the issue of resumption, and they were never forthcoming with regards to the Reopening of LASU, and all they could say now is to meet with our students to forestall our plans rather than reopening the citadel for academic activities. Greatest LASUites, let us tell the Management of LASU that meeting or no meeting, the Students' Union of LASU still remains resolute on the issued ultimatum and the Reopening of LASU. The Union is less concerned about meeting with the management of LASU again, all we are concerned is the Reopening of the citadel of learning. Therefore, the management of LASU should do the needful by meeting with all forces involved in the closure of the school and reopened the citadel". This was in response to the call by the LASU management directing all students to meet with her, today at LTV hall, Ikeja. We keep our fingers crossed , eyes on the look out and ears to the ground to get you updated as soon as news filters in.

2015 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RESULT UPDATE

Update
Summary of the first, second and third session of results as announced.

Ekiti State
Buhari...........123,308
Jonathan......176,551

Ogun State
Buhari...........308,290
Jonathan......207,950

Enugu State
Buhari...........14,157
Jonathan......553,003

Kogi State
Buhari...........264,851
Jonathan......149,987

Osun State
Buhari...........383,603
Jonathan......249,939

Ondo State
Buhari...........299,889
Jonathan......251,368

FCT
Buhari...........146,399
Jonathan......157,195

Oyo State
Buhari...........528,620
Jonathan......303,276

Nassarawa State
Buhari...........236,838
Jonathan......273,460

Kano State
Buhari...........1,903,999
Jonathan......215,779

Jigawa state
Buhari...........885,988
Jonathan......142,904

Katsina State
Buhari...........1,345,444
Jonathan......98,934

Kwara State
Buhari...........302,146
Jonathan......132,602

Kaduna State
Buhari...........1,127,760
Jonathan......484,085

Anambra State
Buhari...........17,926
Jonathan......660,762


Abia State
Buhari...........13,394
Jonathan......368,303

Imo State
Buhari............133,253
Jonathan.......559,185

Akwa-Ibom State
Buhari............58,411
Jonathan.......953,304

Plateau State
Buhari............429,140
Jonathan.......549,615

Ebonyi State
Buhari............19,518
Jonathan.......323,653

Niger State
Buhari............657,678
Jonathan.......149,222

Lagos State
Buhari............792,460
Jonathan.......632,327

Bayelsa State
Buhari............5,194
Jonathan.......361,209

Gombe State
Buhari............361,245
Jonathan.......96,873

Cross River State
Buhari............28,368
Jonathan.......414,863

Rivers State
Buhari............69,238
Jonathan.......1,487,075

Adamawa State
Buhari...........374,701
Jonathan......251,664

Zamfara State
Buhari...........612,202
Jonathan......144,833

Kebbi State
Buhari...........567,883
Jonathan......100,972

Benue State
Buhari...........373,961
Jonathan......303,737

Bauchi State
Buhari...........931,598
Jonathan......86,085

Yobe State
Buhari...........446,265
Jonathan......25,526

Analysis by State
Buhari leads in 19 states while Jonathan trails with victory in 12 states and the FCT


Analysis by Figures
Buhari leads so far with total of 13,760,750 votes while Jonathan trails with total votes of 10,866,249 votes. The lead is with a difference of 2,894,501 votes so far.

The third session is on break.

UPDATE ON PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION RESULTS

Update
Summary of the first, second and third session of results as announced.

Ekiti State
Buhari...........123,308
Jonathan......176,551

Ogun State
Buhari...........308,290
Jonathan......207,950

Enugu State
Buhari...........14,157
Jonathan......553,003

Kogi State
Buhari...........264,851
Jonathan......149,987

Osun State
Buhari...........383,603
Jonathan......249,939

Ondo State
Buhari...........299,889
Jonathan......251,368

FCT
Buhari...........146,399
Jonathan......157,195

Oyo State
Buhari...........528,620
Jonathan......303,276

Nassarawa State
Buhari...........236,838
Jonathan......273,460

Kano State
Buhari...........1,903,999
Jonathan......215,779

Jigawa state
Buhari...........885,988
Jonathan......142,904

Katsina State
Buhari...........1,345,444
Jonathan......98,934

Kwara State
Buhari...........302,146
Jonathan......132,602

Kaduna State
Buhari...........1,127,760
Jonathan......484,085

Anambra State
Buhari...........17,926
Jonathan......660,762


Abia State
Buhari...........13,394
Jonathan......368,303

Imo State
Buhari............133,253
Jonathan.......559,185

Akwa-Ibom State
Buhari............58,411
Jonathan.......953,304

Plateau State
Buhari............429,140
Jonathan.......549,615

Ebonyi State
Buhari............19,518
Jonathan.......323,653

Niger State
Buhari............657,678
Jonathan.......149,222

Lagos State
Buhari............792,460
Jonathan.......632,327

Bayelsa State
Buhari............5,194
Jonathan.......361,209

Gombe State
Buhari............361,245
Jonathan.......96,873

Cross River State
Buhari............28,368
Jonathan.......414,863

Rivers State
Buhari............69,238
Jonathan.......1,487,075

Analysis by State
Buhari leads in 13 states while Jonathan leads in 12 states and the FCT


Analysis by Figures
Buhari leads so far with total votes of 10,454,140 votes while Jonathan trails with total votes of 9,953,432 votes. The lead is with a difference of 500,708 votes so far.

The third session is on break.

Election results between GEJ and GMB

Update
Summary of the first and second session of results announced.

Ekiti State
Buhari...........123,308
Jonathan......176,551

Ogun State
Buhari...........308,290
Jonathan......207,950

Enugu State
Buhari...........14,157
Jonathan......553,003

Kogi State
Buhari...........264,851
Jonathan......149,987

Osun State
Buhari...........383,603
Jonathan......249,939

Ondo State
Buhari...........299,889
Jonathan......251,368

FCT
Buhari...........146,399
Jonathan......157,195

Oyo State
Buhari...........528,620
Jonathan......303,276

Nassarawa State
Buhari...........236,838
Jonathan......273,460

Kano State
Buhari...........1,903,999
Jonathan......215,779

Jigawa state
Buhari...........885,988
Jonathan......142,904

Katsina State
Buhari...........1,345,444
Jonathan......98,934

Kwara State
Buhari...........302,146
Jonathan......132,602

Kaduna State
Buhari...........1,127,760
Jonathan......484,085

Anambra State
Buhari...........17,926
Jonathan......660,762


Abia State
Buhari...........13,394
Jonathan......368,303

Imo State
Buhari............133,253
Jonathan.......559,185

Akwa-Ibom State
Buhari............58,411
Jonathan.......953,304

Plateau State
Buhari............429,140
Jonathan.......549,615


Analysis by State
Buhari leads in 10 states while Jonathan leads in 8 states and the FCT


Analysis by Figures(difference in votes)
Buhari leads so far with total votes of 5,113,675 votes while Jonathan trails with total votes of 3,081,444 votes. The lead is with a difference of 2,032,231 votes so far.

The second session ended some minutes ago and the third session comes up by 10am tomorrow, Tuesday 31st of March, 2015.