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My ATM card will expire this month, I have been using Verve all this while don't really know whether I should opt for either MasterCard or Visa this time around. What are the major differences between MasterCard, Visa and Verve?. Your explanation will be highly appreciated. Thanks. |
Take a bike at the gate, tell the bikeman that you are going to Zoological garden. It shouldn't be more than #50 |
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Jim Yong Kim steps down as President of World Bank. World Bank President, Jim Yong Kim has made the surprise announcement that he is stepping down after six years in the post. His resignation will take effect from 1 February. Mr Kim, 59, was not due to leave until 2022, after he was re-elected for a second five-year term in 2017. He will "join a firm and focus on increasing infrastructure investments in developing countries", the World Bank said. In a statement, Mr Kim said: "It has been a great honour to serve as President of this remarkable institution, full of passionate individuals dedicated to the mission of ending extreme poverty in our lifetime". No reason was given for his unexpected resignation. Mr Kim's stance was at odds with US President Donald Trump's policies on climate change, but he had avoided public clashes with the Trump administration. Kristalina Georgieva, the World Bank's chief executive officer, will assume the role of interim president. The World Bank has a remit to finance international development projects. Formed in 1947 to help rebuild European countries devastated by World War II, it supports infrastructure projects with traditional loans, interest-free credits, and grants. Mr Kim, who was born in Seoul, South Korea, trained as medical doctor before rising through the ranks at the Bank. He was nominated by former U.S. President Barack Obama for his first and second terms as World Bank president. Positioned at 41 in Forbes' Power People 2018 list, Mr Kim has presided over the dispersal of billions of dollars of World Bank funding. In 2018, the multilateral institution made financial commitments worth $67bn . Source: BBC news |
Buhari approves N161bn for 2019 TETFund interventions in varsities, others Published January 4, 2019 President Muhammadu Buhari has approved N161bn for the 2019 Tertiary Education Trust Fund Intervention activities in Nigerian universities, polytechnics and colleges of education. The Executive Secretary, TETFund, Dr. Abdullahi Baffa, disclosed this in Abuja on Friday at a news conference. Baffa explained that the approval of TETFund 2018 Intervention Guidelines of N161bn represented the education tax collection for 2017, which was a boost to the higher education institutions in the country. He stated that the money had been allocated to eligible institutions for 2019 intervention activities in accordance with the provisions of the TETFund Act 2011. He explained that each public university would get an allocation of N785,832,700, while each polytechnic would be given N536,703,502 from the N161bn. He also noted that each college of education would get N510,084,900 of the amount . ‘‘ The approval of the 2018 Intervention by President Muhammadu Buhari in December 2018 heralds the commencement of the 2019 TETFund Intervention activities. ‘‘ The approved N161 billion has been allocated to eligible institutions for 2019 Intervention activities in accordance with the provisions of the TETFund Act 2011. ‘‘ Consequently, each public university will get an allocation of N785,832,700; each public polytechnic N536,703,502; and each college of education will get an allocation of N510,084,900 respectively, ’’ he said. Baffa added that detailed breakdown of the allocations would be released after the fund would have communicated the allocation letters to the institutions. He, therefore, called on all institutions that are entitled to come to the Fund’ s head office to collect their allocation letters from Monday, January 7. The executive secretary further said the fund would focus on providing essential physical infrastructure for teaching and learning, providing support research and publication and instructional materials and equipment. He said other area of focus was funding to support academic staff training and development, as well as funding to support the maintenance of educational standards in the institutions. ‘‘ In 2018, the fund fully implemented the 2017 Revised Guidelines for accessing Intervention funds by beneficiary institutions to ease the processes of submission and approval of projects proposals for the various Intervention lines of the fund. Source: The punch |
Kiriakorode321:Says who Mr Gregor Mendel, stop confusing people because you are wrong. We should also understand that AC + AC will never produce SS. SC like AS is a carrier of the sickle cell gene, it can't be expressed. |
mvpologbojo12:Starting from mid December. Admission is released in batches, department by department. Some won't release their list until February. Sciences and Agriculture release theirs early. |
Kaodek:It means the cut off is 30, but the truth is most people below 40 will hardly get admission in academic masters programme. One might be favoured in professional programmes but academics, it's a No No. |
Ademola47:You may not be able to change to pharmacy or MLS in 200l. Don't just go for what is available, endeavor to go for what will give you fulfilment. |