Latest News in Nigeria Today Thursday 11th July 2019
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target=_blank>Mother of 2 emerges best graduating student with 4.97CGPA
Dayo Adesulu
MRS.Edafe Bawa-Dogo, a Business Education student and mother of two children has emerged Babcock University overall best graduating student with Cumulative Grade Point Average (CGPA) of 4.97 out of the 62 first class in the 2018 graduates
Bawa who spoke with Vanguard said that her achievement of the academic feat was made possible by God. Tracing her success to her husband, two daughters and classmates, she described the role of her mother who is a retired teacher as massive.
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target=_blank>CSOs canvass involvement in govt project monitoring for prudence, accountability
A consortium of Civil Society Organisations, CSOs, have urged governments at all levels to involve CSOs in project monitoring activities to check cases of abandoned projects and also ensure transparency accountability and prudence in the execution of government projects.
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target=_blank>‘How Mobile Classroom App Inspires easy learning’
AN indigenous audio-visual learning application, Mobile Classroom App has been launched to enhance learning among students and to reduce challenges causing massive examination failure during examination.
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target=_blank>Guber Primaries: APC considering petition from aggrieved Kogi aspirants
The National Working Committee NWC of the ruling All Progressives Congress APC has acknowledged receipt of petitions from some stakeholders in Kogi State in reaction to Indirect Primaries adopted for the election of the Party’s candidate for the forthcoming Governorship election in the state.
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target=_blank>Crisis looms in varisties over earned allowances
CRISIS is looming in the universities over the alleged fraud in the sharing formula of the Earned Allowances among the unions in the universities.
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target=_blank>August Meeting: Ugwuanyi’s wife tasks women on societal roles
The wife of Enugu State Governor, Mrs. Monica Ugwuanyi, has urged women to remain focused on their noble roles in the society as mothers, especially in the lives of their husband and children.
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target=_blank>AFCON: Senate congratulates Super Eagles
PRESIDENT of the Senate, Senator Ahmad Lawan, yesterday congratulated the Nigeria’s Super Eagle for qualifying into the semi final stage of the African Cup of Nation (AfCON) by beating South Africa 2-1 in Egypt.
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target=_blank>Nigeria vs South Africa : How Troost-Ekong lifted Nigeria in quarter-finals
William Troost-Ekong’s late winner sent Nigeria through to the semi-finals of the Africa Cup of Nations on Wednesday after a tense 2-1 victory over South Africa in Cairo.
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target=_blank>Super Eagles dash South African dreams to progress
William Ekong’s late goal ensures the Super Eagles advance to the 2019 AFCON semi-finals with a 2-1 win over South Africa’s Bafana Bafana in Cairo.
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Adeboye reiterates position on national issues
GENERAL Overseer of the Redeemed Christian Church of God, Pastor Enoch Adejare Adeboye yesterday reiterated his position on key national issues and the overall well-being of Nigeria.
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