Asuu Strike Latest: FG to open Universities next week with or without ASUU

The latest news coming your way on ASUU strike is that the FG
is set to open Nigerian Universities with or without ASUU,
according to ScanNews Nigeria.
President Goodluck Jonathan will on Monday, November 4, meet
with the leadership of ASUU at the Presidential Villa.
An official of the Vice President's office who pleaded anonymity
told Scan News that all hands are now on deck to ensure that
the Universities resume next week.
The President will at next Monday's meeting present to the ASUU
leadership the administration's last concession for them to call
off the prolonged strike.
A source at the Presidential Villa noted that if ASUU fails to call
off, the Federal Government will then resort to plan B, which will
be to compulsorily open the Universities, using the instrumentality
of the governing councils and the school managements.
Already, most of the governing councils of the Universities have
started meeting to work out modalities for the compulsory re-
opening of the Universities should ASUU fail to honour the
personal request of President Jonathan.
It was gathered that security report available to the Presidency
may have necessitated this line of action to salvage the
Universities system from the direction it is facing at present.
This is getting out of hand than expected.

LEWANDOWSKI'S HAT-TRICK SINKS STUTTGART,ARSENAL IS NEXT

Robert Lewandowski scored a hat-trick as Borussia Dortmund
came from behind to hammer Stuttgart and go top of the
Bundesliga table.
Karim Haggui headed the visitors into the lead but Sokratis
Papastathopoulos scored an equaliser with a header.
Marco Reus fired them ahead and set up Lewandowski's opener
with a backheel.
Lewandowski scored a second from Henrikh Mkhitaryan's ball
and tapped home for his hat-trick before Pierre-Emerick
Aubameyang sealed the rout.
Poland striker Lewandowski assisted Aubameyang's chip and
even tried to head the ball in for a fourth but it had already
crossed the line.
The 25-year-old, who has said he will leave Dortmund next year
when his contract expires, has now scored 12 goals in 14 games
this season.
They are two points clear of Bayern Munich, who visit
Hoffenheim on Saturday, while Stuttgart drop to ninth in the
table.
Dortmund host Arsenal in the Champions League on Wednesday
and were able to bring off Reus and Mkhitaryan in the second
half with the game already won.

LEWANDOWSKI'S HAT-TRICK SINKS STUTTGART,ARSENAL IS NEXT

Robert Lewandowski scored a hat-trick as Borussia Dortmund
came from behind to hammer Stuttgart and go top of the
Bundesliga table.
Karim Haggui headed the visitors into the lead but Sokratis
Papastathopoulos scored an equaliser with a header.
Marco Reus fired them ahead and set up Lewandowski's opener
with a backheel.
Lewandowski scored a second from Henrikh Mkhitaryan's ball
and tapped home for his hat-trick before Pierre-Emerick
Aubameyang sealed the rout.
Poland striker Lewandowski assisted Aubameyang's chip and
even tried to head the ball in for a fourth but it had already
crossed the line.
The 25-year-old, who has said he will leave Dortmund next year
when his contract expires, has now scored 12 goals in 14 games
this season.
They are two points clear of Bayern Munich, who visit
Hoffenheim on Saturday, while Stuttgart drop to ninth in the
table.
Dortmund host Arsenal in the Champions League on Wednesday
and were able to bring off Reus and Mkhitaryan in the second
half with the game already won.

Aliko Dangote is the 64th most powerful man in the world

That is according to Forbes ranking of the most
powerful people in the world, and interestingly Aliko
Dangote ranked higher than some very notable figures
at the 64th position. The list features 72 very
powerful people.
With a net worth as $ 16.1 Billion, he still stands as the
richest man in Nigeria and Africa.
Other notable names of on the list include Vladimir
Putin, President of Russia who takes the No. 1 spot,
President of the United States Barack Obama (2),
Pope Francis (4), German Chancellor/Backbone of the
27-member European Union Angela Merkel (5), Bill
Gates (6), David Cameron (11), Warren Buffett
(13), Sergey Brin and Larry Page of Google (17) and
Bill Clinton (43)