Report reaching us says two students of Olabisi Onabanjo University, OOU, were shot dead and many injured at the ongoing student protest Monday morning It was gathered that the students at the school located at Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State were protesting against increase in fees (although we’ve not been able to confirm that) Several students, including the university’s student union president have been arrested and taken to Ijebu-Igbo. Student activist Ogunjimi James was reportedly arrested and detained at Ijebu igbo police station.
Report also says over 300 students are still lost in the busy, Students cries SABURI must go.Source:http://yomiafolabi.blogspot.com/2013/05/2-oou-students-reportedly-shot-dead-by.html
2 OOU Students Reportedly Shot Dead By Police During Protest ,Saburi Must Go Images
This is not what parents send their children to school to study. A disgraceful ‘twerking’ video got 33 students suspended from Scripps Ranch High School in San Diego after the viral video was brought to the school administration’s attention. See Video after cut... Gawker.com reports that some 33 media students — mostly girls — were suspended for an array of school violations. The school’s zero-tolerance sexual harassment policy prohibits “verbal, visual, or physical conduct of a sexual nature made by someone from or in the educational setting.” The twerking video was filmed on the school’s campus during school hours. ‘Twerking’ is slang for a dance that involves sexually suggestive gyrating movements of the hips, buttocks and pelvic areas. Many Scripps Ranch students took to social media following the suspension to express their displeasure. “Suspended, banned from prom, and prevented from walking at graduation all because of an awesome twerk video,” tweeted one student, according to NBC 7. “I don’t understand.” Another suspended student tweeted: “Suspended for twerking. What do I do? Twerk. At the beach. I twerk at the beach.” Supporters of the twerkers have also been voicing their disbelief along with the hashtag “#freethetwerkteam.” Meanwhile, parents are saying that the school should not have suspended the students, but rather used the incident “as a teaching moment to remind students that when a person is videotaped, he/she never knows where it’s going to go.”At least one school board member, Scott Barnett, plans to bring up the twerking video at Tuesday’s board meeting to ensure that the punishment fit the crime.From Gawker.com: 
