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International conference on Africa’s sustainable development focuses on industrialisation

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Experts, policy makers, academics, and industry leaders converge at the 3rd International Conference On Africa’s Sustainable Development (ICASuD) held at the Anchor University, Multipurpose hall, to deliberate and suggest how to redirect Africa’s trajectory amidst global socio-economic disruptions. The theme, “Shifting Africa into a Production and Industrialised Economy amid Global Socio-Economic Disruptions,” set the tone […]

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EFCC operatives alllegedly held hostage by staff, students of Oyo college

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Seven operatives of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission, Ibadan Zonal Command, were allegedly attacked and held hostage by staff and students of the Federal College of Forestry, Idi-shin Estate, Ibadan, Oyo State. In a statement released Wednesday on the official Facebook page of the Commission, the operatives were on a routine verification exercise on

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Challenges persist as UNILAG students ballot for scarce bed spaces

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The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has found itself in the social media spotlight this week due to a significant event in the lives of its students — the hostel balloting exercise.  Thousands of students at the University of Lagos (UNILAG) are facing an uphill battle as they participate in a ballot system to secure one

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The teaching that inspires: Nurturing a lifelong love for learning

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Education is not merely the transfer of knowledge from teacher to student; it is a profound art form that has the power to inspire, empower, and shape lives. When we talk about “the teaching that inspires,” we delve into the heart of education, exploring the factors and methods that ignite the flames of curiosity and

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Exploring Our Digital World: Connecting Rooms in the Virtual Abode

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In the bustling streets of the digital world, our online existence mirrors the various layers of physical spaces we encounter. Our online interactions can be seen as a reflection of how we engage with the world, our country, state, and the streets we walk. Just like the familiar rooms of our homes, we have our

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Wake up the giant: Nigerian students empowerment initiative resumes amid challenges

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In the wee hours of the morning, a sense of anticipation and excitement gripped the hearts of many Nigerians as the highly anticipated second season of the ‘The Return of the Giant: South West Edition’ kicked off. The initiative, aimed at discovering young literary talents akin to Wole Soyinka, began auditions across 15 centers in

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Massive wave of artificial intelligence challenges the engineering profession — first-class graduate Chukwuebuka Nnonyelu

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Chukwuebuka Nnonyelu is a first-class graduate of computer engineering from Covenant University. He achieved a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 4.8 out of a possible 5. He speaks with Edugist on how he improved his academic standing and his project work on detection of fake currency which aligns with the United Nations Sustainable Development

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STUDY ABROAD: 30 American universities accepting lower division, HND result holders

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If you have a third class, lower division or HND result, you may be wondering if you can study abroad in the United States. The answer is yes! In fact, you can secure a full funding, in addition. These universities usually have funding available in the form of Graduate Assistantship. Here are the 30 universities

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