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Ten students of the Federal Government College (FGC) at Ijanikin, Lagos have won a coding competition, out of  178 schools that took part from across Nigeria. The feat has placed the school as the third best in the latest edition of the African Code Challenge which involved 30 African countries.  Tofunmi Akamo, the principal of

Lagos state has the highest number of registered candidates that will sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME) the examination body has announced.  Lagos has the highest number of registered candidates followed by Oyo State. Both had 270,573 and 94,911 registered candidates respectively while Zamfara and Yobe states have the least number of registered

Ten students of the Federal Government College (FGC) at Ijanikin, Lagos have won a coding competition, out of  178 schools that took part from across Nigeria. The feat has placed the school as the third best in the latest edition of the African Code Challenge which involved 30 African countries.  Tofunmi Akamo, the principal of

A professor of History and African Diaspora Studies at Florida International University, Saheed Aderinto, has won the Dan David Prize for history. Aderinto has published eight books, 37 journal articles and book chapters, 41 encyclopedia articles, and 21 book reviews. The Dan David Prize is a major international award that recognises and supports outstanding contributions