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1. all existing matter and space considered as a whole; the cosmos. The universe is believed to be at least 10 billion light years in diameter and contains a vast number of galaxies; it has been expanding since its creation in the Big Bang about 13 billion years ago. |
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One of the ministerial nominees facing the Senate screening, Prof Joseph Utsev (Benue State), was thoroughly grilled after an age discrepancy was spotted in his certificate. The nominee had in his certificate stated that he was born in 1980 and finished secondary school in 1989. The error was spotted by Lagos lawmaker, Senator Tokunbo Abiru, who stated that something must have been missing. The Senator pointed out that according to his Curriculum Vitae, he was born in 1980 and started his primary education three years after in 1984, and finished secondary school in 1989. Okùnfà Aáwọ̀ Láàrin Àwọn Mùsùlùmí Àti Oníṣẹ̀ṣe Ìlú Ìlọrin | Punch The Senate President, GodsWill Akpabio, then called upon the Benue lawmaker, Senator Abba Moro, to speak up as they were likely to be classmates. Akpabio said, “He was three years old when he started his primary education. He finished six years later. He was the classmate of Abba Moro, let us also see if he (Moro) started primary school at age three.” One of the ministerial nominees facing the Senate screening, Prof Joseph Utsev (Benue State), was thoroughly grilled after an age discrepancy was spotted in his certificate. The nominee had in his certificate stated that he was born in 1980 and finished secondary school in 1989. The error was spotted by Lagos lawmaker, Senator Tokunbo Abiru, who stated that something must have been missing. The Senator pointed out that according to his Curriculum Vitae, he was born in 1980 and started his primary education three years after in 1984, and finished secondary school in 1989. The Senate President, GodsWill Akpabio, then called upon the Benue lawmaker, Senator Abba Moro, to speak up as they were likely to be classmates. Akpabio said, “He was three years old when he started his primary education. He finished six years later. He was the classmate of Abba Moro, let us also see if he (Moro) started primary school at age three.” Moro, in his defence, noted that it was a typographical error stating the nominee was very notable.video ad______ The Benue Caucus in the Senate also noted that they were in support of Utsev stating that it was a minor error that should not rob him of his qualification. Senator Eliaha Abbo said the issue of starting primary school at age three was not a problem given his academic attainment and the positions he had held in the past. “I did Common Entrance Examination in Primary three and I won (passed). You may have been exceptionally brilliant like me. We are on national television, I don’t want anybody to get from here to doubt his academic attainment and integrity. That issue has been laid to rest,” he said. Utsev, thereafter, answered questions on water resources asked by Senators Abdulaziz Yari (APC, Zamfara West) and Sani Musa (APC, Niger East). After answering questions about what he would do if made the Minister of Water Resources in the area of dams, Utsev was asked to take a bow and go. Some of the nominees that have been screened are; Abubakar Momoh (Edo State), and former River State governor, Nyesom Wike.
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Former Presidential Adviser, Senator Florence Ita-Giwa, has commended President Bola Tinubu for including hardworking women in his cabinet. Ita-Giwa, in a statement yesterday, appreciated the President for recognising efforts of women, who she said would add value to the administration. According to the Bakassi leader from Cross River State, the gesture showed the President was a man of his words as he had promised inclusion of women in governance. She urged that more hardworking women, who have more to offer, be brought on board. Ita-Giwa hailed Governor Bassey Otu for also including capable women in his exco. Again, she expressed confidence in their ability to lift the state to greater heights. Read Also: Tinubu directs probe of CBN, related entities “We are grateful to President Tinubu for his inclusion of hardworking women in his cabinet. Although I don’t play gender politics, I commend him and congratulate the women because these are women that have rallied and worked hard and earned their nomination into governance. “These are women with records of achievement. I thank God that he believes in their hard work and he appreciates them. I pray more hardworking women be included in the administration. I also extend the same gratitude to Governor Bassey Otu for doing the same thing, by including capable women in his government. I am confident they would take the state to greater heights,” she said.
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All blame na will be on tinubu, What di you expect from him before,, someone that said he will continue from where buhari stopped,, so what else |
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