Nigerian Army Ordinance seeks partnership with Yabatech
By Our Correspondent The Nigerian Army Ordinance Corps (NAOC) has sought a partnership with the Yaba College of Technology in the areas of.
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4 die, 8 injure in central Philippine fire
A 60-year-old father, a 54-year-old mother and their two sons, aged 14 and 12, died in a fire that gutted over a dozen.
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Summit examines impact of media, storytelling
The Global Black Impact Summit (GBIS), on Tuesday, in Dubai featured panel discussions on Media Representation, Marketing and Storytelling and Nurturing Future Leaders.
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Senate commends NASENI’s accelerated technology transfer
From Our Correspondent The Senate Committee on National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) has commended the agency for championing local content.
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6G evolution: prepare for opportunities, risks — NCC
By Our Correspondent The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has charged industry players in the Telecommunication sector to anticipate and prepare for opportunities and.
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Protest: US serviceman sets himself ablaze in Gaza protest
A US serviceman, Aaron Bushnell, on Sunday, set fire to himself outside the Israeli embassy in Washington DC in protest against the genocide.
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Bangladesh court bans gender detection of unborn
A High Court Division bench in Bangladesh’s capital, Dhaka, has banned gender detection of the fetus in a mother’s womb. Also, the High.
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Trump appeals $454m judgment in N/Y fraud case
Former U.S. President, Donald Trump has appealed his $454 million New York civil fraud judgment, challenging a judge’s finding that Trump lied about his wealth. This is as he.
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Video: Why free education no longer feasible – UNILAG VC
From Abdulfatah Babatunde Prof. Folasade Ogunsola, Vice Chancellor of the University of Lagos has explained why it is becoming increasingly difficult for the.
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Afghan Education Ministry annuls 700 “ghost schools”
The Afghan caretaker government’s Ministry of Education has identified and annulled 700 “ghost schools” across the country, the spokesman for the ministry, Mansour.