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MAPOLY alumni advocate mentorship, infrastructure development
Newly elected chairman of the Lagos Chapter of the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic Alumni Association, Mr Gafar Odubote has tasked alumni with promoting infrastructural development, scholarships, and student mentorship in their alma mater. Odubote gave the charge following the emergence of a new exco of the MAPOLY Alumni, Lagos chapter, at its biennial general meeting held
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Newly elected chairman of the Lagos Chapter of the Moshood Abiola Polytechnic Alumni Association, Mr Gafar Odubote has tasked alumni with promoting infrastructural development, scholarships, and student mentorship in their alma mater. Odubote gave the charge following the emergence of a new exco of the MAPOLY Alumni, Lagos chapter, at its biennial general meeting held
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Why we splashed N70bn on TVET programme – TETFUND boss, Echono
The Executive Secretary, Tertiary Education Trust Fund, Sonny Echono, highlights TETFUND’s massive investments in research and development and the plan to make the nation an ICT hub, in this interview with ADELANI ADEPEGBA and LARA ADEJORO TETFUND is heavily funding research across the universities. Can you share with us the fruits of your investment in
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The Executive Secretary, Tertiary Education Trust Fund, Sonny Echono, highlights TETFUND’s massive investments in research and development and the plan to make the nation an ICT hub, in this interview with ADELANI ADEPEGBA and LARA ADEJORO TETFUND is heavily funding research across the universities. Can you share with us the fruits of your investment in
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Bills that actually matter
For years, I have watched bills sponsored by members of the Nigerian House of Representatives and their “senior counterparts” in the Senate with little or no excitement. Often, they seem disconnected from the everyday struggles of Nigerians, either too political, redundant, or outrightly self-serving. But this time, something different has happened, and I am liking
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For years, I have watched bills sponsored by members of the Nigerian House of Representatives and their “senior counterparts” in the Senate with little or no excitement. Often, they seem disconnected from the everyday struggles of Nigerians, either too political, redundant, or outrightly self-serving. But this time, something different has happened, and I am liking
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The President’s wife’s donations
OLUREMI, the wife of President Bola Tinubu, has been making huge donations to different causes in Nigeria. Understandably, this has raised the curiosity and suspicion of many Nigerians. A national daily reported in 2024 that Mrs Tinubu’s donations reached N2.5 billion in 17 months. Her latest gesture was an additional N1 billion she pledged to
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OLUREMI, the wife of President Bola Tinubu, has been making huge donations to different causes in Nigeria. Understandably, this has raised the curiosity and suspicion of many Nigerians. A national daily reported in 2024 that Mrs Tinubu’s donations reached N2.5 billion in 17 months. Her latest gesture was an additional N1 billion she pledged to
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Telecom regulators eye shift from diesel to green energy
Telecommunications regulators in West Africa are pushing for green initiatives that will see the integration of renewable energy into network operations as part of efforts to promote sustainability in the sector. The Chairman of the West Africa Telecommunications Regulators Assembly and Director-General of Sierra Leone’s National Communications Authority, Amara Brewah, made this observation at the
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Telecommunications regulators in West Africa are pushing for green initiatives that will see the integration of renewable energy into network operations as part of efforts to promote sustainability in the sector. The Chairman of the West Africa Telecommunications Regulators Assembly and Director-General of Sierra Leone’s National Communications Authority, Amara Brewah, made this observation at the
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Rack Centre powers new data hub with natural gas
Rack Centre, a carrier-neutral data centre operator, is set to power its new Lagos data hub with natural gas, a move aimed at reducing costs and improving energy efficiency. The new Tier III data centre, known as LGS2, to be commissioned next week, expands the company’s footprint in West Africa, adding 3,240 square metres of
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Rack Centre, a carrier-neutral data centre operator, is set to power its new Lagos data hub with natural gas, a move aimed at reducing costs and improving energy efficiency. The new Tier III data centre, known as LGS2, to be commissioned next week, expands the company’s footprint in West Africa, adding 3,240 square metres of
