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'One Leg Doug' died the way he lived - in pain
Dawson told his friends in the homeless community he lost the leg while serving time in Vietnam, said Ed McCarron, director of the House of Charity. But Dawson never served in the military, according to his family.
He had been homeless and out of work since he was about 23 years old, about the time he lost his leg, friends and family said.
Loreen McFaul, development director for House of Charity, said Dawson had been a frequent client, but he didnt always follow the no alcohol rule and would be at times banned.
His family wanted to help, but Doug didnt want to give up what ailed him alcohol, McCarron said.
Dawsons friends in the homeless community described him as friendly, funny and loud.
Doug would share anything with you, said Walter Denny, who knew Dawson for about three years.
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Police seal off CETEP City Varsity
LOCATED in the heart of Lagos, precisely off Alara Street, Onike, Yaba, the CETEP CITY UNIVERSITY, apparently, got what it never expected on Monday, when a team of policemen swooped on the institution and sealed it off for failure to pay back a multi-millioni naira loan facility obtained since 2001.
Before the policemen and officials from Babington Ashare and company stormed the university at about 4.00 pm, both students and staff (academic and administrative) were going about their usual, normal activities- learning and teaching, without any inkling of what was coming.
Then, dramatically, with the arrival of the policemen and the receivers of the university buildings, tension, fear and confusion gripped everyone as they took over the whole place. The students and staff were allowed to leave, while at the same time, entry into the complex was blocked.