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Glo, Huawei Reward 150 1st Class Students, 30 Tertiary InstitutionsNational telecommunications operator, Globacom, is partnering leading ICT solutions provider, Huawei, to reward 150 first class students and 30 higher institutions of learning across the country with free phones and data. In a statement by the telecom firm, in the empowerment scheme which was flagged off recently at Babcock University, Ogun State, the best five […]
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OANDO Foundation partners American firm to boost students’ ICT - Vanguard News NigeriaOando Foundation (OF), an independent charity, via its flagship Adopt-a-School initiative aimed at improving public primary school students access to quality basic education and Sumitomo Chemical, a Japanese Chemical Company have renewed their commitment to ensuring that Information Communications Technology (ICT) education is supported through the establishment of solar powered ICT Centres in Oando Foundation adopted primary schools across Nigeria.
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Missing oil revenue: Court fixed April 30 for FG’s suit against Oil Companies - Vanguard News NigeriaThe 69 million dollars suit filed by the Federal Government (FG) of Nigeria against Chevron Petroleum Nigeria Ltd, seeking to recover Oil Revenue has been adjourned to 30 of April by a Federal High Court in Lagos on Wednesday.
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Adopt new technologies to grow economy, Funke Opeke charges Nigerians - Vanguard News NigeriaMainOne Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Funke Opeke, has underlined the need for businesses in Nigeria to adopt new technologies to avoid falling behind the rest of the world in technological advancement. Opeke made this known at MainOne’s annual tech conference, Nerds Unite, which held recently in Lagos with the theme ‘Accelerating Digital Transformation.’
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Keep off social vices, LUTH urges Health Information students - Vanguard News NigeriaA total of 945 matriculating students of the Health Information Management of the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, LUTH, Idi Araba have been urged to remain focused and stay away from vices that can make them a public nuisance.
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