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n Saturday, the Presidency said it would not stop looking back and referring to “colossal atrocities in the management and disbursement of public funds” experienced under the past administration. It said it was a mere wishful thinking to believe that Nigerians will forget such atrocities in a hurry. The Senior Special Assistant to the Vice President on Media and Publicity, Laolu Akande said in a statement. Akande said Nigerians have not forgotten the “severe damage caused the economy by the rampant abuse of public trust and grand larceny” that he claimed characterised the past administration. He said, “Those who are asking our people to simply forget the blatant violation of public trust and the pillaging of the nation’s commonwealth witnessed in the past are saying wittingly or otherwise that we should forget where the shoe actually pinched and pretend as if the social raping of the nation never occurred. How can we do that? We have a situation where a former First
Facebook user, Klariza Ruby Ochei shared this sad story of how an only son took his life after failing this year's JAMB examination. According to the story, 'the boy took jamb this year and unfortunately, his result was unpleasing. His parents were not at home. He told his friends(his neighbor) that he didn't do well. He told them what his mother told him. This boy went into the house locked himself, wrote a letter to his mom that his mom has never gone through his note even when he attended tutorial. She is so busy with work and he took rat poison and died'. Read the full piece below... My mom told me a true like story yesterday that pierce my bone. Her friend's son wrote jamb the first time, he did well but wasn't given admission. He wrote the next year and he wasn't given admission as well. He didn't give up, he wrote last Year and performed woefully, and his parents were angry with him. And his mom told him if he write again th