RESIDENTS IN A KANSAS NEIGHBORHOOD OUTRAGED AT A MAN WHO TAKES DAILY WALKS COMPLETELY IN THE NUDE. POLICE SAY THEY ARE POWERLESS TO STOP HIM. (PHOTO).

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 Residents in a Kansas neighborhood outraged at a man who takes daily walks completely in the nude. Police say they are powerless to stop him.  An entire neighborhood in Arkansas City, Kansas are airing their grievances with a neighbor with an unusual habit. The residents say a man has been taking walks completely nude for almost 2 years. They are frustrated because despite personally confronting the man and trying to reach out to law enforcement, he continues his nude walks. One resident points out the fact that there are children in the neighborhood... including her own minor granddaughter. She contends it's disrespectful and children should not have to see a grown man nude. As for police, they say the mans actions are technically legal and they are not able to put a stop to it. They say the closest statute is 21-5513 Lewd and Lacivious behavior. However the statute requires the individual to be arousing themselves or attempting to arouse others. They state the man in questi...

62 STUDENTS GRADUATE WITH FIRST CLASS AS AAUA CONFERS DEGREES ON 6,837.(PHOTO).


 62 Students Graduate with First Class as AAUA Confers Degrees on 6,837


A total of 62 students from Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba Akoko, Ondo State, have graduated with first-class honours out of 6,837 students set to receive their first degrees at the university's upcoming convocation ceremony. The Vice Chancellor, Professor Olugbemiga Ige, made the announcement on Monday during a press conference marking the 13th convocation and the universityā€™s 25th anniversary.


Professor Ige revealed that the convocation will celebrate graduates from the 2022/2023 and 2023/2024 academic sessions. The breakdown includes 657 postgraduate students, 46 of whom have earned Ph.D. degrees. Among the 6,182 undergraduate graduates, 62 achieved first-class honours, underscoring the institutionā€™s commitment to academic excellence.


Additionally, 1,941 students earned second-class honours (upper division), 3,486 received second-class honours (lower division), 684 graduated with third-class honours, and 8 students graduated in the pass category.


Despite financial challenges, Professor Ige highlighted the universityā€™s success in research and development, citing the recent recognition of eight academics in the prestigious 2024 Stanford-Elsevier global scientist ranking.


The convocation ceremony will also feature honorary doctorate awards for Ondo State Governor Mr. Lucky Aiyedatiwa (Doctor of Public Administration), House of Representatives member Mr. Adegboyega Adefarati (Doctor of Political Science), and Mr. Hazmat Subair (Doctor of Business Administration).

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