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Tuesday, 2 July 2013

EXCLUSIVE PICTURES: ICE PRINCE WINS BEST INTERNATIONAL ACT – AFRICA AT BET AWARDS ‘13


ICE PRINCE
 … As Kendrick Lamar Emerges Biggest Winner of The Night.
Multiple award winning rapper, Ice Prince emerged winner of the “Best International Act – Africa” award at the 2013 edition of the BET Awards which held in Los Angeles, USA on June 30, 2013.
 Having lost out to Wizkid and Sarkodie last year, Ice Prince showed his staying power by beating former winner and fellow Nigerian 2FACE Idibia, Toya Delazy (South Africa), Donald (South Africa), R2Bees (Ghana) and Radio and Weasel (Uganda).
 Commenting on behalf of BET International, Alex Okosi, Senior Vice President & Managing Director, Viacom International Media Networks Africa said, "It is thrilling to see an African artist of the calibre of Ice Prince duly recognised alongside the biggest artists in the world at the BET Awards.   We are delighted that all of the African nominees have been able to enjoy the BET Awards and the BET Experience while benefiting from this fantastic promotional platform in the world's biggest music market."

Music fans will be able to see the hip hop star collect his coveted award during the TV premiere of the BET Awards 13in sub-Saharan Africa tomorrow night (Tuesday 2 July,  20:00 WAT/21:00 CAT).

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Nigerian University lecturers, ASUU, begin nationwide indefinite strike


The lecturers accuse the government of violating an agreement.
Nigerian University lecturers, under the Academic Staff Union of Universities(ASUU), on Monday began a nationwide indefinite strike.
The ASUU National President, Isa Fagge, told journalists of the development at a news conference via telephone at the University of Lagos.
He said that the decision to have the strike was reached at the National Executive Committee (NEC) meeting of ASUU held at the Olabisi Onabanjo University, Ago Iwoye, on Monday.
Mr. Fagge told journalists that the strike, which takes immediate effect, will be comprehensive, total and indefinite’’. He said that the action was as a result of the inability of the Federal Government to implement some of the issues contained in a 2009 agreement it had with ASUU.
The unionist said that the government had also reneged on the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) it entered into with the union in December 2011.
“Before now, there has been this issue of the implementation of the key issues contained in the 2009 agreement we entered into with the Federal Government.
“We have had several meetings and deliberations to let government understand why these issues must be resolved but it is like the more we meet and deliberate, the messier the issue gets.
“One of the issues that needed to be addressed was basically that of the Academic earned allowance. This earned allowance, and other issues, had dragged on until government then agreed to write an MOU with the union.