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One of the greatest tragedies in this world today is that everything in this world is being lost to sin and eternity. Many people spend their entire time pursuing money, fame, comfort, pleasure, and earthly success, yet they neglect the most important matter of all…
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20-year-old Bayelsa native Ebitenye bags first-class in law at AUN
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Kwara Ekiti ex-Chairmen petition APC national Chairman over 28 years ‘democratic rape’ -Warns against voter revolt
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Davido’s offer meant a lot, but we chose ownership over hype —Ameen, Krizbeatz
In the fast-paced world of Afrobeats, where many upcoming artistes dream of co-signs from established superstars, music executive Ameen and renowned producer Krizbeatz recently revealed a bold decision they made early in their careers — turning down an offer from Davido to sponsor one of their music videos. Speaking during an interview on TVC Entertainment, […]
Etchie builds AI tools to improve students learning of software engineering
Etchie builds AI tools to improve students learning of software engineering In the evolving world of software development, the challenge of helping beginners learn real-world programming skills remains a difficult problem For many students,the leap from classroom theory to collaborative software projects can feel overwhelming.Tools are complex, workflows are unfamiliar, development and environments behave differently […]
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