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Gov. Obiano's polling unit.YPP: 1 APC: 12 PDP: 20 APGA:158. ![]() |
APGA no gree them they flog their opponents really hard ![]() Nise Isiakpu 005 APC -6 APGA - 44 PDP - 6 Nise Isiakpu 006 APC - 24 APGA - 65 PDP - 23 Nise Isiakpu 007 APC - 11 APGA - 54 PDP - 25 |
Polling unit 002, Chima ward 2, Nimo town, Njikoka LGA. APGA: 42. APC: 15. PDP: 28. YPP: 19 4:32PM PU 001, Epupe Primary School, Abagana IV, Njikoka LGA. ELECTION RESULT BP: 2 PDP: 8 A: 3 YPP: 13 APC: 29 APGA: 29 REGISTERED: 502 ACCREDITED: 87 INVALID: 3 Adazi ani ward 2: 003 Apga 36 Pdp 20 Apc 6 Apga won Adazi ani ward 2 : 004 AAC 1 APC 11 APGA 21 PDP 15 SDP 1 YPP 1. APGA WON Central school Umunnachi Boot 14 APGA 34 PDP 18 ypp 2 Apc 1 invalid 4 Central school Umunnachi Boot 11 Apga 101 PDP 35 YPP 10 APC 6 ZLP 1 PRP 1 Accord 2 invalid 8 Ngozi fide boot Nteje Ward 3. Unit 010 APGA 63 PDP 7 APC 18 APGA wins Adazi ani ward 2 : 005 Apga 6 Apc 3 Pdp 4 Apga won APGA 21/21 loading.......
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Rivers and Anambra top in fiscal sustainability index
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BREAKING: Osun, Ekiti, Gombe, Cross River and 9 other states lack the revenue capacity to fund their recurrent expenditure & loan repayment dues in 2019. Rivers tops the states' 2020 fiscal sustainability index ranking, followed by Anambra, Ogun and Lagos. https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=3252092698192217&id=138518602882991 Lalasticlala
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Lagos, Nigeria(CNN) Seated in a stylish living room of a home in a suburb of Nigeria's commercial center, Lagos, Basil Okpara Jr. is tapping away on his laptop keyboard. The 9-year-old is building a hide and seek game, using a free programming application called Scratch 2. Scratch 2 allows users to create games, animations, and stories online or offline. So far, Basil has used it to generate more than 30 mobile games. Today's game involves a bat he has programmed to hide. The player gets a point every time he catches the bat when it emerges from its hiding place. "I learned how to build games at a boot camp. Now, I build to keep me busy when I am bored," Basil told CNN. In March, his father signed him up for a five-day boot camp for children aged 5 to 15. The camp, organized by Codefest International, was put in place to give children like Basil access to emerging technologies like robotics and virtual reality. Growing up, Basil used to play a lot of mobile games says his father, Basil Okpara Sr. "I bought him a tablet when he was 4 years old because I saw that he was always grabbing phones to play games with. He played Candy Crush and Temple Run a lot," the father told CNN. But Basil's interest in creating his games grew at age 7 after he got scolded for spending all of his time playing. "There was this day he was on the tablet, as usual, he was so carried away with the game he was playing that I got upset with him," his father said. "Out of annoyance, I said to him, 'you are always playing games, can't you think about building your own games so others can play yours too?'. I was angry when I said it, and I did not know he took it seriously," he added. Since then, Basil actively showed interest in learning how to make his own games, prompting his parents to buy him a laptop and register him to learn the first steps of building games. Basil, who wants to be a scientist in the future, titles his games based on what they are about. One of his games, 'Mosquito mash' is available on Google play store. Africa has the largest youth population in the world, and like Basil, this population is taking the lead when it comes to innovation on the continent. Two Nigerian 12-year-olds were recently celebrated for using codes to build robots to sort out their house chores. In May, team Acrobot, a Ghanaian all-girls high school team won the 2019 Robofest competition by programming robots to stack boxes. And with Africa experiencing increased investment from tech giants like Google and Microsoft, Basil and his peers are on their way to becoming future coding stars. Lalasticlala
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Beauty of Igboland Feed your eyes you guys will understand the difference ![]() Awka https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z2pmSlVqDwg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L03lP-YE-j4 Onitsha https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5lqZZYbJDhM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmk9GTLp894 Abakaliki https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dpe1viJr4wM Enugu https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zm1qAe7Rg_M Owerri https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pym0SwPerUo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUVpPGdosVE Aba https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WNifEZEyvE Asaba https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eCU4xt8YROI |
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BeautifulMind2:Owerri
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BeautifulMind2:See the difference ![]() Enugu State
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BeautifulMind2:Enugu southeast
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BeautifulMind2:Akure and Ado Ekiti
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BeautifulMind2:See typical Yoruba cities unplanned and dilapidated Ibadan, Abeokuta, Osogbo and Ogbomosho ![]()
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BeautifulMind2:Compare Anambra with your jungle cities ![]()
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Anambra Cc Factshunter scholes0 knowledgeable Compare with your jungles in west
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Factshunter:Check The Difference Between Anambra state and your jungle Anambra
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Factshunter:Abeokuta the capital of Ogun state, home state of former Nigeria president and current vice president ![]() Backward region ![]()
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Factshunter:See the jungle you Oba is leaving in Ife Ife
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knowledgeable:Compare the satellite images with your jungle in Yoruba land
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Check the difference with your jungle, world largest slum city Ibadan
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Ibadan endless Slum city
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Factshunter:Ibadan World largest slum city-UN Habitat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nODkd_WRnvo
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Factshunter:Abeokuta Ogun state capital
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Factshunter:Is Southwest develop that's the question you should ask yourself? Osogbo capital of Osun state ![]() https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qlnwfTkZFQ |
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