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Achebe is alive – Family
NSE to launch Issuers’ Portal
Touch Screen!
Rivers pensioners call off 3-day hunger strike
Be agents of political change, Maku tells CSOs
Woman petitions IG…alleges she was raped in police custody
I insist, Jonathan signed for one tenure – Aliyu
1m people living with HIV/AIDS in Benue – BENSACA boss
Road crash claims 8, injures 5 in Niger
I-G redeploys 7 AIGs, creates Maritime Command
CBN Junior Tennis: Marylove’s day of glory
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SubscribeFG to reopen NYSC farms nationwide
The Federal Government said on Thursday that it would reopen National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) farms in each state of the federation.
Leaders of Tomorrow: Persons of character or criminals? (3)
THE harvest of this deliberate policy of militarizing the campuses was bountiful. But the policy, it should be noted, predated Babangida; it took form with the military invasion of the University of Lagos in 1978 to put down a protest by the students of an arbitrary increase in school fees imposed by the regime of General Olusegun Obasanjo.
Take your business to the Clouds
The fact that everything is online means that multiple users can access and work on documents simultaneously and edit in real-time. So if you are working on a presentation with a colleague who works from home, you can both be viewing simultaneously and see the edits being implemented on your screen as you work, for example.
WATCH YOUR BACK! Social media is too close for comfort
Only a few years ago, life was simple. Intellectuals read the newspapers, and grumbled with their peers about the sad state of the world. Polished women read magazines and were sometimes privileged to meet celebrities at social events. The average man listened to the radio and watched television; screaming feedback onto a figure in one’s living room that was thousands of miles away. Life was simple when black berries were just fruits and ‘tweet’ referred only to the sound made by birds.
Sultan declares March 13 first day Muslims’ fifth moon calendar
The Sultan of Sokoto, Alhaji Muhammad Sa’ad Abubakar III, has declared Wednesday March 13, as the first day of Jumada Awwal, 1434 AH.
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