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A Tale of Two Billionaires: Bill Gates and Aliko Dangote
Addis Ababa recently rolled out the red carpet—quite literally—for Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist Bill Gates. In anticipation of his visit,…
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NDDC to Launch Local Postgraduate Scholarship Scheme
The Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, says it will expand its Foreign Postgraduate Scholarship Programme to include training in Nigerian…
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“You are a beacon of vision, Peace& Innovations” – Hon. Obuebite celebrates Gov. Diri on his birthday
Former Chief Whip of the Bayelsa State House of Assembly, Hon. Jonathan Robinson Obuebite, PhD has felicitates with the Governor…
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Faulty nation’s educational System hinders Good Governance, Says King Dakolo
The Chairman of the Bayelsa State Council of Traditional Rulers, King Bubaraye Dakolo Agada IV, has attributed the country’s poor…
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Four corps members in Bayelsa gets NYSC recommendation letters, 41 others gets sanction over alleged misconduct
Four Corpse members in Bayelsa on Tuesday were awarded with the NYSC State Coordinator’s letter of recommendation for distinguishing themselves…
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Real reason I can’t make peace with Fubara – Wike
FCT MInister Nyesom Wike and his Rivers State successor, Governor Siminalayi Fubara. The Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT),…
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Rising Terror Threats And Shifting Alliances: A Strategic Wake-Up Call For Nigeria
General Michael Langley By By Brigadier General SK Usman (Rtd) The Commander of the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM), General…
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Gates Foundation to support Nigeria with $7.5 million for AI scaling initiative
Gates Foundation[Credit: GreekWire] The Gates Foundation has agreed to support the federal government with $7.5 million for Nigeria’s Artificial Intelligence…
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UNITY IS NOT UNIFORMITY: DOING THINGS THE AFRICAN WAY.
People ask me: “Yaw, how can Africa unite with so many tribes, religions, and beliefs?” “If we unite, what…
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Billboard Culture runs deep across Africa.
From Accra to Lagos, Nairobi to Joburg massive boards dominate our skylines, roadsides, roundabouts. It’s almost like we’ve accepted them…
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