Nigerian comedian, Emmanuel Iwueke, popularly known as Craze Clown has expressed his gratitude to God after surviving a ghastly car accident.

The popular comedian whose wife turned a new age today, had a serious car crash, which he luckily survived unhurt.

Sharing a video of the damaged car after the incident, he thanked God for sparing his life on his wife’s birthday, and promised to share the full testimony later.

In his words;

“God, you saved my life on wife’s birthday, will tell the story later. But for now, just help me thank God, grateful heart.

Watch the video below;

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) in a recent statement sheds light on the setback on the resumption of tertiary academics activities.

The union is calling on the government to carry out an integrity test on the University Transparency and Accountability Solution, UTAS, before the strike is disbanded, Prof. Biodun Ogunyemi, the President of ASUU revealed in an interview with The Punch.In his own words:

“We are still talking, we have given them the position of our members, we are thinking we should be able to hold a meeting this week if they have not changed plans.

“The meeting for Monday was postponed. In principal, they have accepted UTAS and told us to go for the test, and on our part, we have started the process.

“We had presented UTAS at three levels, starting with the Ministry of Education, Senate President and members of his team, officials of Ministry of Finance and Office of the Accountant General of the Federation, where all other stakeholders were present, including NITDA, all stakeholders have witnessed the presentation and the next stage of integrity test is what we are moving in to.

“If government facilitates it, it is not something that should drag for too long at all. We don’t foresee any problem with UTAS; it also depends on how early the government makes it possible for the integrity test to be conducted.” he added

Tribal Names of God In Different Nigerian Languages

The names of God spoken in various Nigerian languages indicates that Nigeria as a nation has many ethnic groups, cultures and traditions.

These groups are heterogeneous and that they have different names that they call God, people and creatures.

We’ll outline the various names Nigerian tribes call their God and their meanings in this article.

Tribal Names of God and Their Respective Meanings in Different Nigerian Languages

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