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The famous Mountain of Fire Churchhas justbarred women wearing trousersfrom coming and/or passing through their church premises. According toPunch, women in trousers will not be granted entrance into The Mountain of Fire and Miracles Ministries Camp ground at Magboro, Lagos-Ibandan Expressway, Ogun State. Security Head of the church,Mr. Lanre,told the newspaper that the road in question was not an access route for the public, adding that security challenges informed the barricade. “The so-called access road is illegal. It is part of the church property. If we decided to block it, I don’t think that is business of anybody. Can you claim what does not belong to you? They (communities) even went ahead to stage an informal protest. Attacks on public places in the country have made it mandatory for organizations to beef up their security.” As for the women in trousers ban, Mr. Lanre revealed that the dress was contradictory with the doctrine of the church, adding that, “Such women will be b

21-year-old Farooq Shahhas been found guilty of m****r after he stabbed and killed Romanian mother-of-oneMariana Popaon the street in U.K. It is likelyMariana’slife ended just because she was being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Shah is said to have robbed a man just before the m****r and police say he had the intention of harming someone with the knife he was carrying that night. The Mirror reports: Emergency services were called to the area shortly after midnight to reports of an injured woman, who was found with stab wounds to the chest. She was identified as Romanian Ms Popa, 24 – a s*x worker who was in the early stages of pregnancy when she died, and also had a six-year-old daughter. DI Richards said: “(Shah) killed Mariana because she was there, because he thought he could get away with it. In doing so, he has deprived a young daughter of her mother.” Investigating the m****r, officers reviewed hundreds of hours ofCCTV footage, some of which captured the m****r taking pla

The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Lagos, Prof. Rahamon Bello, has explained why the ratings of Nigerian universities are low, especially in Africa. Bello spoke on Wednesday in Lagos while unveiling the UNILAG’s 2013 convocation programmes. He identified inadequate funding, security challenges, infrastructure deficiency and the poor patronage from foreign students as some of the reasons why Nigerian universities receive poor recognition among their peers on the continent. He noted, for instance, that UNILAG at present spends 95 per cent of its monthly allocation on the payment of staff salaries and emolument and about two per cent on overhead cost. According to him, the university spends about N40m monthly on such social facilities as payment of electricity bills and another N11m on overhead cost. He said, “With these challenges, no Nigerian university will be ranked number one in Africa. Nigerian universities need financial autonomy for them to compete favourably with others fro