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The university is exploring options, including the possibility of granting a waiver for these students, following a recent incident involving a 200-level student who attempted suicide due to academic pressures. The university’s response stems from an alarming situation on Wednesday, October 16, 2024, when the student, who had transferred from the Faculty of Pharmacy to the Department of Biology Education, attempted to take their own life. The incident prompted the university’s administration to convene an urgent meeting with the Deans of various faculties to discuss the case and determine appropriate measures. The outcome of the meeting was outlined in an…
A Nigerian couple becomes an online sensation after sharing a “before and after” photo that celebrates their journey from humble beginnings to a better life. In a TikTok post shared by @obedient304, the viral images show the couple’s dramatic transformation, capturing the impact of their hard work and patience. In the first photo, the couple appears modest and dressed simply, reflecting a time when they were still struggling. In the second image, they look transformed and refined, a testament to the progress they’ve made together. “Hardwork pays,” the couple captioned the video, inspiring many who are in similar situations. The…
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Lagbaja’s remains, on Thursday, departed Murtala Mohammed International Airport, Ikeja, aboard NAF918 at 10:14 am. President Bola Tinubu had ordered a state burial for the late COAS. Lagbaja died on November 5 in Lagos during an illness. Born on February 28, 1968, Lagbaja was appointed Chief of Army Staff on June 19, 2023, by Tinubu. As a mark of respect, senior military officers formed a guard of honour upon the arrival of Lagbaja’s remains at the airport. The farewell ceremony was attended by dignitaries, including; Lagos State Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu represented by…
Veteran Mount Zion actor Moses Korede, fondly known as Baba Gbenro, has passed away, leaving a void in Nigeria’s gospel film industry. The sad news was shared by his colleague, gospel actor and producer Oluwaseun Adejumobi, who posted a tribute on Instagram an hour ago. Accompanying a photo of the late actor, Adejumobi expressed sorrow while celebrating his legacy, saying, “Heaven’s Gain Again! A General has gone to rest.” In another post, he shared a clip from a movie, featuring Baba Gbero with the caption, “Rest on! Evangelist Moses Korede Are. You Lived a Worthy Life! We are challenged to…
Oyedepo gave the charge while speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Ota. He said that Nigeria had an unemployment challenge, adding that job creation would tackle it. Oyedepo implored the youth to be change agents and solution providers. The chancellor said that youths should be contributors rather than job seekers. According to him, every contributor becomes successful. “You can’t be a contributor and end up a failure. “What you don’t resist has the right to remain, and what you don’t confront, you can’t conquer. “Think of a problem you can solve,” he said. Oyedepo urged…
Nollywood actress, Regina Daniels reflects on 2024, revealing why it’s been an exceptional year, unfazed by recent criticisims. Regina Daniels, who recently faced marriage backlash, has declared 2024 an exceptional year, reflecting on notable milestones. In her latest Instagram post, Regina Daniels declared 2024 a year of triumphs and achievements, accompanied by breathtaking photos. In the photos, Regina Daniels donned an exquisite gold, free-flowing gown, exuding elegance as she struck various poses for the camera. Her post reads, “This year has been by far my greatest year everrrrrr! Too millennial to be Gen Z mehnnn 😉’”. See the post below……
He stated this during his keynote address at the 2024 National Advertising Conference in Abuja on Thursday, November 14, which was themed “Navigating the Shifts: Technology, Culture and New Business Models.” “Advertising has long been a driver of economic growth, a connector of brands and people, and a storyteller for our society’s aspirations,” Idris said, referencing a 2023 PricewaterhouseCoopers (PWC) report that valued Nigeria’s advertising industry at ₦605 billion. According to the report, every ₦1 spent in advertising yields a multiplier effect of ₦16.5 in economic activity. Call for digital switch Similarly, Dr Olalekan Fadolapo, Director-General of the Advertising Regulatory…
Grammy award-winning artist, Burna Boy sets tongues wagging with his reaction during a meet with Rema, as the duo exchanged pleasantries. Notably, Burna Boy recently made headlines due to his connection to Speed Darlington’s arrest and detention. This stemmed from Speed Darlington’s remarks about Burna Boy’s Grammy win, as well as his involvement with embattled American rapper, Diddy Combs. A recently surfaced video shows Burna Boy engaged in a hushed conversation with an individual, who can be seen whispering something in his ear. Burna Boy appeared stunned as he caught sight of Rema, and the duo warmly embraced, exchanging pleasantries.…
EFCC’s counsel, Jamiu Agoro, informed Justice Maryann Anenih of an Abuja High Court on Thursday upon resumed hearing in the charge. The former governor, alongside Umar Oricha and Abdulsalami Hudu, are being prosecuted as 1st to 3rd defendants, respectively, in a fresh 16-count charge instituted against them by the anti-graft agency. Agoro also sought adjournment in the fresh case the EFCC instituted against the ex-governor, saying the 30-day window was still running for the summons earlier issued. The EFCC, however, said, it admitted Bello‘s alleged co-defendants, Umar Oricha and Abdulsalami Hudu, to bail and prayed to the court for an…
While progress has been made in expanding internet access, Africa still faces challenges in achieving optimal download speeds, lagging behind the rest of the world. As the continent transitions to 5G, several obstacles have emerged, including policy changes, and inadequate investment in digital infrastructure. Additionally, many countries still rely on outdated 2G and 3G networks, struggling to meet modern internet demands. Open Signal’s report titled ‘The state of mobile network experience in Africa’ revealed that most users surveyed across different regions spent 8.3% to 38.5% of their time on 3G and 2G networks, with 63% of the markets spending over…