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Emmanuel Ejiogu Onyekachi of Miketoy College, Ikotun, Lagos State, became the winner of the 2013 maiden edition of PZ Cussons Chemistry Challenge (PZCCC). The SS3 pupil beat off competition from three others at the grand finale held in Lagos last weekend. He came first in each stage of the competition which had 1,270 candidates in […]
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The Confederation of African Football yesterday, released a shortlist of the 10 players still in the race for the 2015 Glo/CAF African Player of the Year award with no Nigerian player on the list. Former Super Eagles captain Vincent Enyema and the new captain Ahmed Musa, who were on the 37-man list, dropped off when
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These were the words of encouragement given to students at Corona Secondary School’s 3-day Art Exhibition held at the Gbagada branch of the school to mark the school’s 60th anniversary. The Vice-Principal, Mr. Paul Oba urged parents to allow their children study their course of passion, since success does not depend on what is studied,
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[fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=”yes” overflow=”visible”][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=”1_1″ background_position=”left top” background_color=”” border_size=”” border_color=”” border_style=”solid” spacing=”yes” background_image=”” background_repeat=”no-repeat” padding=”” margin_top=”0px” margin_bottom=”0px” class=”” id=”” animation_type=”” animation_speed=”0.3″ animation_direction=”left” hide_on_mobile=”no” center_content=”no” min_height=”none”] Olivia Hallisey is a teenager from the United States who just won about ₦10,000,000 in scholarship funds at the 2015 Google Science Fair for her innovation that detects Ebola. Olivia’s detection
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FCT Interschool Performing Arts Competition (FIPAC) is an annual competition that brings together 22 different schools (primary and secondary) within the FCT. School teams will compete in dance, drama, and musical performances and thereafter judges will select place winner. Date: Thursday, April 23rd 2015 Time: 3pm-7pm prompt Venue: Sheraton Hotel Abuja, Ladi Kwali Hall Prizes
After three successful outings in Owerri – Imo State, Umudike – Abia State and Benin – Edo State, Rise Networks’ National Youth Forum continues in its crusade of encouraging young Nigerian Graduates to embrace The Blue Collar Campaign Initiative (Hands on Skills). This time it’s Ado-Ekiti’s turn, as the NIGERIA BEYOND OIL drive moves to the
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After three successful outings in Owerri – Imo State, Umudike – Abia State and Benin – Edo State, Rise Networks’ National Youth Forum continues in its crusade of encouraging young Nigerian Graduates to embrace The Blue Collar Campaign Initiative (Hands on Skills). This time it’s Ado-Ekiti’s turn, as the NIGERIA BEYOND OIL drive moves to the
After two successful outings in Owerri – Imo State and Umudike – Abia State, Rise Networks’ National Youth Forum continues in its crusade of encouraging young Nigerian Graduates to embrace The Blue Collar Campaign Initiative (Hands on Skills). This time it’s Benin’s turn, as the NIGERIA BEYOND OIL drive moves to the Edo State capital.
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After a successful outing last year in Owerri, Imo State, Rise Networks’ National Youth Forum continues in its crusade of encouraging young Nigerian Graduates to embrace The Blue Collar Campaign Initiative (Hands on Skills). Each year, only 40,000 out of the over 400,000 Nigerian graduates who pass out of the NYSC scheme get employment. Furthermore, only
After a successful outing last year in Owerri, Imo State, Rise Networks’ National Youth Forum continues in its crusade of encouraging young Nigerian Graduates to embrace The Blue Collar Campaign Initiative (Hands on Skills). Each year, only 40,000 out of the over 400,000 Nigerian graduates who pass out of the NYSC scheme get employment. Furthermore, only
