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Education / Re: Bayelsa Medical Varsity Takes Off, Matriculates 208 Students In Nine Programmes by FeedbackNG: 3:43pm On Jan 23, 2020
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Education / 91 Students To Bag First Class At NDU Maiden Convocation by FeedbackNG: 3:35pm On Jan 23, 2020
The Niger Delta University (NDU), Amassoma, Bayelsa State, says 91 students will bag First Class honours as it holds its maiden convocation ceremony for 15, 811 graduands this weekend.

The Vice-Chancellor of the university, Prof. Samuel Edoumiekumo, yesterday, disclosed this at a news conference in Amassoma, saying that the event was part of the activities marking the maiden convocation ceremony of the institution.

Explaining further, he said out of the 15, 811 graduands, 91 students will be awarded, first-class honours, while 244 will receive pass degrees from the Institution.

The Vice-Chancellor said that the ceremony would be a combined convocation of students who graduated during the last five academic sessions of the university.

Prof. Edoumiekumo further revealed that the graduating students are drawn from 70 programmes running under 14 Faculties of the institution.

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Education / Bayero University Graduates 68 New Medical Doctors by FeedbackNG: 2:47pm On Jan 17, 2020
Bayero University, Kano on Thursday, 16th January, 2020 inducted Sixty eight (68) new medical Doctors at the 19th Induction ceremony just five months after graduating thirty nine doctors.

The new doctors comprised forty seven (47) males and twenty one females (21) from the Faculty of Clinical Sciences.

In his remark, the Vice Chancellor, Professor Muhammad Yahuza Bello, who was represented by the Director, Academic Planning, Professor Bala Sidi Aliyu, congratulated the new doctors for the laudable achievement. He called on them to exercise high ethical standard, competence and professionalism in dealing with human life.

The Vice Chancellor enjoined the doctors to abide by the code of ethics of the medical profession and desist from any act capable of jeopardizing them into legal tussle. He charged them to be ready to offer medical services to people irrespective of ethnic and religious backgrounds.

Administering the oath of allegiance on the new medical doctors, the Registrar, Medical Dental Council of Nigeria (MDCN), Dr. T.A.B Sanusi, charged the inductees to exhibit a high level of doggedness, competence and confidentiality, as well as abide by the oath they took.

The Chief Medical Director of Aminu Kano Teaching Hospital, Professor Abdulrahman A. Sheshe said after the induction, the new doctors would go for their internship, calling on them to always seek guidance from their senior colleagues.

The Medical Elder, Professor Mu’utasim Ibrahim challenged the graduates to consult medical library and visit the internet regularly in search of knowledge that will keep them abreast of the dynamics of health challenges.

Prof Mu’utasim also cautioned them to use communication skills effectively in dealing with their patients, saying that it would ease the way in addressing many health challenges and distancing them from being found wanting.

The Provost College of Health Science, Professor Ibrahim Adamu Yakasai, who was represented by Deputy Provost Academic, Professor Aliyu Abdu, congratulated the new doctors for reaching this milestone in their career. He commended their teachers and parents for their enormous sacrifice.

Dr. Sadik Faruk Haladu, who spoke on behalf of the new doctors commended the management of the university under the leadership of Vice-Chancellor; the Provost College of Health Science, Dean, Faculty of Clinical Science, Prof Mahmoud Umar Sani and all staff for contributing significantly during their study. They also commended their parents for sponsoring them throughout their study.

Sa’adatu Abubakar Tanimu emerged as the overall best graduate.

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Politics / Re: Lagos Records 200 Motorcycle Accidents Monthly – Sanwo-Olu by FeedbackNG: 10:37am On Jan 13, 2020
It's quite more than that.
LASG should visit hospitals and collect data on accident victims to ascertain the actual numbers of road accidents.
Education / Re: No More Department Of Mass Communication In Nigerian Universities. Read Why by FeedbackNG: 4:01pm On Jan 09, 2020
Finally, it is happening.

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Education / Dr. Okore Named As Favorite Lecturer FUTO by FeedbackNG: 1:28pm On Jan 07, 2020
NAME: Dr. Okore Okorafor (B. Eng, M.Eng. PHD.)
Department: Agricultural and Bioresources Engineering (A.B.E), Federal University Of Technology Owerri.

AFFILIATIONS: MNSE, MASABE, MNIAE, R.COREN
RESEARCH INTERESTS: Environmental sustainability and Management, Soil Erosion and Environmental Degradation; Water Resources Management; Hydrology and Hydraulic Studies.

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Student: Ezem Rachael Ijeoma
School: FUTO
Department: Agricultural& Bio-Resource Engineering
Course: Soil mechanics and foundation engineering Ace401 and Bre415
Level: 400
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Q: Why is he your favorite Lecturer?
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Ans: "He breaks down his lectures with beautiful illustration that even a layman will understand. He is devoted to classes and doesn't miss class"
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Q: What would you want Him to keep doing?
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Ans: "To keep up with his approach and Try out mid-semester tests. It helps."
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Education / 5 GOALS FOR STUDENTS In 2020 by FeedbackNG: 2:50pm On Jan 06, 2020
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1. Acquire/Develop Skills:
In 2020, pick up a new profitable skill like programming, graphic design, data analysis, etc. It'll help boost your resume, earn you more income and increase your value.

2. Talk To A Career Planning Advisor:
You don't have to wait until you graduate to start planning your future.
You can seek out a mentor/role model to advise you on the best path to your desired career.

3. Proficiency in the use of Ms. Office Suite:
Learn how to process word documents, data and create presentation slides with the MS Office tools. This will be very useful.

4. Learn To Save:
Apps like Cowrywise and Piggybank can help you meet your saving goals for the year.

5. Pay Attention To Your Health:
Eat well, exercise regularly and relax.

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Education / Exam Malpractice: UNIABUJA Expels 100 Students by FeedbackNG: 12:38pm On Dec 23, 2019
The University of Abuja expelled 72 undergraduate and 28 postgraduate students for indulging in examination malpractices.

The university said on Sunday that five undergraduate students were rusticated for one academic session, three others rusticated for a semester, while three others had no case and were acquitted.

The decision to expel the students was reached at the 174th Regular Meeting of the Senate of the institution on Wednesday, November 6, 2019, where it considered the report and recommendations of the Central Examination Misconduct Committee.

The university’s Head of Information and University Relations, Dr Habib Yakoob, in a release said the university’s Senate, after due diligence, approved the expulsion and rustication of the students.

He said, “Among the undergraduate students expelled, 27 were in 400 Level; 19 in 300 Level, 16 in 200 Level, two students in 100 Level, while five others were in their 5th, 6th, and 7th sessions.

“The breakdown also shows that 47 of the expelled students were from Faculty of Science, 23 from Faculty of Management Sciences, 20 from Faculty of Social Sciences, while 10 others cut across various Faculties.

“The affected students have since been directed to handover any university property in their possession, including their identity cards to their heads of department and unit. They were also advised to vacate the campus immediately.”

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Education / Re: Biodun Ogunyemi: Some Lecturers Not Qualified To Be In Varsities by FeedbackNG: 12:27pm On Dec 23, 2019
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Education / Re: ABU Didn't Admit Goodness Thomas Into MBBS Cos In Niger Alone She Ranked No. 7 by FeedbackNG: 5:07pm On Dec 20, 2019
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Education / Senate Passes Bill To Establish 7 New Tertiary Institutions by FeedbackNG: 10:38am On Dec 20, 2019
The Senate on Wednesday passed a bill seeking to establish the .new tertiary institutions in different parts of the nation.

It also passed five other bills to give legal backing to Federal Universities and Polytechnics across several States of the Federation.

The bills passed by the Senate seek to establish the following institutions:
- Federal University Gashua, Yobe state;
- Federal Polytechnic, Orogun;
- Federal College of Education, Illo;
- Federal University of Education, Kontagora;
- Federal Polytechnic, Daura;
- Modibbo Mama University of Technology;
- Federal University of Agriculture and Technology, Funtua.

The passage of the seven bills was a sequel to the consideration of the reports of the Committee on Tertiary Institutions and TETFUND chaired by Senator Babba Kaita Ahmad (APC, Katsina North).

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Education / Re: University Of Ilorin Expels 13 Students For Misconducts by FeedbackNG: 4:27pm On Dec 17, 2019
If you are a student of University Of Ilorin, you already know where these students are facing.... TANKE


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Education / Re: 5 Most Sort After Courses To Study In Any Nigerian University by FeedbackNG: 1:17pm On Dec 16, 2019
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Education / 59 Fully-funded Scholarships For Nigerian Students by FeedbackNG: 5:32pm On Dec 13, 2019
59 Fully-Funded Scholarships for Nigerian Students looking to study abroad.
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1. Applications are open to apply for the Beijing Institute of Technology Scholarship 2020. BIT Scholarship is offering Masters & Ph.D. Scholarships. All-Academic Fields/ Majors are available for Master Degree Scholarship & Ph.D. Degree
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2. Call for CAS-TWAS Scholarship in China 2020 is open now. This is a Fully Funded Scholarship in china for international student 2020 to pursue Master & Ph.D.
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3. Doha Institute For Graduate Studies Scholarship is a Fully Funded all expenses covered Scholarship for International students
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Education / Re: Ganiyat Tijani-Adenle: My Experience In Office Of UNILAG Professor, Lai Olurode by FeedbackNG: 10:36am On Dec 13, 2019
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Education / Ganiyat Tijani-Adenle: My Experience In Office Of UNILAG Professor, Lai Olurode by FeedbackNG: 2:19pm On Dec 12, 2019
After watching BBC’s Sex for Grades exposé and following media audiences’ comments on sexual harassment in Nigerian higher institutions, I have finally developed the courage to write about what happened to me in the Faculty of Arts office of a University of Lagos Professor in 2001. I was in 200 level studying Mass Communication and was registered to take a compulsory course titled Feature Writing by Mr. Innocent Okoye (now Prof. Okoye). It was the first time he would be taking my level and our senior colleagues had scared us about how tough he was and how difficult it would be to pass or even score an A or B grade in his course. I was therefore very worried and determined to do everything within my power to ensure that I passed the course – and pass well.

When Prof. Okoye commenced lectures, he was as described; very tough and disciplined. He informed us that we would have to write a publishable feature article on any topic of our choice for his continuous assessment. He stressed the ‘publishable’ aspect and emphasised that if it was beneath the quality of feature articles in the local press, we would be poorly graded.

I got old newspapers and read all the feature articles I could find, after which I eventually decided to write on examination malpractice. I interviewed students, read literature on the issue but something was missing – expert interviews. The articles I had read featured experts. After taking SOC 101 (Introduction to Sociology) as an elective in 100 level, I knew a sociologist was the best professional to interview. But the Faculty of Social Science didn’t have its own structure then. Their lecturers had offices in the Faculty of Arts Building.

So I entered the building, got the room numbers of lecturers in the Sociology Department and started knocking on them. I was sent out of the first office I entered before having the opportunity to state my mission. The second and third attempts ended the same way after stating the interview was for an assignment. At this stage, I had lost my confidence and excitement. I thought of giving up and falsifying an interview. But I decided to give it a final trial and so with shaky hands, a fast beating heart and a perspiring face, I knocked with great caution on yet another door. I peeped in and saw a man alone, seated by his table and working on some papers in a nice and cozy office. He motioned for me to enter and I stuttered as I stated my mission.

He must have noticed my discomfort as he told me to sit down (across the table) and to give him a few minutes to wrap up what he was working on. I thanked God silently in my mind as I also needed the time to get myself together. After breathing in and out for a few seconds, I brought out my reporters’ diary and a pen and tried to recollect the questions I needed to ask. He asked if I was ready to start and I answered in the affirmative. I would ask the question and he would answer as slowly as he could to enable me write his responses down because I did not have a midget or recorder. And we did that until we exhausted the few questions I had. I asked him for his name and position and he wrote it in a jotter and handed it to me. I thanked him (without looking at the paper) and stood to leave. I was close to the door when he called me to return to the seat.

He asked for my name and I told him. He asked how old I was and I responded. He asked what my year 1 CGPA was and I mentioned that it was 3.67. He squeezed his face at this point and said that was a risky grade and that I needed to do better or I could risk dropping to a second class lower grade, so he advised me to be more serious. Then he threw the bombshell; he asked if I had a boyfriend. I looked down at my palms and responded nervously and without looking up that I didn’t. Then he said that was great because boys were serious distractions and they could prevent me from focusing on my studies. He asked what grade I wanted to graduate with and I responded that I was working on ensuring it wasn’t less than a second class upper. He asked what my ambition was and I mentioned that I would love to be a lecturer.

He smiled and said he was impressed and he would be willing to support me in any way he could. By this time I had relaxed again. He told me to feel free to walk up to him if I needed anything and he would also mentor me to ensure I achieved my goal of joining the academia. I thanked him and left. The whole encounter couldn’t have been more than twenty minutes. It was when I gave my report to a colleague to edit for me that I was informed that Prof. Lai Olurode was the Dean of the Faculty of Social Science. I couldn’t believe he was that modest.

I told my colleagues I wouldn’t have dared to enter his personal office if I had known he was the Dean. I shouldn’t forget to mention that I got a B in Feature Writing. That was how I met Prof. Lai Olurode.

I am sorry to disappoint you; he didn’t ask me to lock the door. He didn’t ask me to turn off the light, he didn’t ask me to sit close to him or kiss him for a minute. But he did something that has changed the course of my life from the moment I walked into that office in the Faculty of Arts Building. He kept his promise: he mentored me, he ensured I graduated with a second class upper, he ensured I got my results so I could claim the NNPC/Chevron Scholarship I won in 200 level, he ensured I stayed focus and didn’t go into any illicit relationships, he ensured I did my masters’ degree immediately I finished my NYSC, he made certain I focused professionally and made me value my job as an editor in Voice of Nigeria (VON) even though my salary was less than forty thousand naira (in 2007) and he made sure I achieved my dream of becoming a lecturer.

I obtained my Ph.D. in Media, Gender and Communication from De Montfort University, Leicester, United Kingdom early 2019 and his contributions towards these great strides cannot be discounted. He didn’t know my parents, our physical meetings never exceed 30 minutes, our telephone calls are always less than five minutes. We may not relate more than twice in a year but this great scholar has been true to his commitment since 2001! So I can’t forget what happened to me in his office in 2001. That meeting changed my life. I met an angel who God is using to help achieve my life’s goals. And he has never taken anything material or immaterial as a form of appreciation. All he says whenever I ask how I could show appreciation was that I should treat others the way he has treated me. And I wonder if I can ever beat his record. I doubt it.

Source: https://guardian.ng/opinion/my-experience-in-the-office-of-unilag-professor/

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Education / IBBU Appoints New Vice-chancellor by FeedbackNG: 1:34pm On Dec 11, 2019
Niger State Governor, Abubakar Sani Bello, has approved the appointment of Adamu Abu Basim as the new Vice-Chancellor of Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida University Lapai.

A statement signed by the Secretary to State Government (SSG), Ibrahim Matane explained that the appointment of Professor Kasim who is currently the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Administration of the university takes effect from 1st January 2020.

According to the statement, the appointment of the new Vice-Chancellor was in recognition of his track records of achievements as the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Administration and urged him to bring to bear his wealth of experience over the years to move the citadel to enviable heights. 

The statement reads, "Acting on the powers conferred on him by the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, 1099 (as amended) and the Law establishing IBBU, Lapa No. 8 of 31st March 20616". "Section 6 a 
and 4 a-d, His Excellency, Alhaji Abubakar Sani Bello, the Executive Governor of Niger State has approved your appointment as Vice-Chancellor of the university with effect from 1st January 2020. This appointment is for a single term of five (6) years." 

He urged the new Vice-Chancellor to make .11 accreditation and physical development of the citadel his priority to ensure the speedy transformation of IBB University, Lapal, into a world-class institution. 

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Literature / Re: Chimamanda Adichie At Geneva Resort, Awka (Pictures) by FeedbackNG: 1:12pm On Dec 11, 2019
She Looks stunning.


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Education / NUC Approves 29 New Programmes For Federal University, Lokoja by FeedbackNG: 11:41am On Dec 11, 2019
The National Universities Commission (NUC) has approved 29 new undergraduate programmes for the Federal University, Lokoja commencing from the 2019/2020 academic session.

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Angela Miri, disclosed this at a pre-convocation press briefing to mark the third and fourth combined convocation ceremony of the institution, on Tuesday in Lokoja.

Miri said that the university was set to invite the NUC for resource verification of the 29 new programmes approved by the commission, in addition to the courses currently being run by the institution.

She listed the newly-approved undergraduate programmes to include Theatre Art, Mass Communication, Sociology, Archaeology, Botany, Biochemistry, Microbiology, Zoology, Biotechnology, Industrial Chemistry, Accounting, Banking and Finance, Business Administration and Public Administration

Others are English, History, Economics, Geography, Political Science, Guidance and Counselling, Integrated Sciences, Library and Information as well as those in the Faculty of Education, including Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Mathematics, Physics and Business Education.

The vice-chancellor said that all the programmes prior to the approval and introduction of the 29 new programmes in the Faculties of Arts, Social Sciences and Science had full accreditation.

She added that the institution had commenced Master and Doctorate degree programmes in the School of Post-Graduate Studies and had advertised and admitted eligible candidates into the programmes for the 2019/2020 academic session.
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Sports / Re: #ineverexperredit: Divine Oduduru Graduates From Texas Tech University (photos) by FeedbackNG: 3:31pm On Dec 10, 2019
Nigerians in the diaspora making us proud. cool

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Education / Deputy Senate President Proposes Rape Charges For Randy Lecturers by FeedbackNG: 2:17pm On Dec 10, 2019
Ovie Omo-Agege, deputy senate president, says under the proposed sexual harassment prohibition law, students of tertiary institutions will be treated as minors.

Speaking at a policy dialogue organised by Youth Alive Foundation (YAF), a non-governmental organisation (NGO), in Abuja on Monday, Omo-Agege said a lecturer could face statutory rape charges even if a student gives consent.

The proposed law was reintroduced in the senate in October in the wake of a documentary exposing sexual assaults in West African universities by the BBC Africa Eye.

The deputy senate president said they were able to make students minors “because of that special relationship of trust and dependency that exist between the lecturer or the educator and the student”.

“What we are trying to achieve now is make sure that we also treat these university students, polytechnic or college of education students – we want to treat all of them as if they are minors making it statutory rape,” he said.

“There has to be a basis for that and we have been able to make the case for that. The reason why we can make them minors is because we have seen that they are incapable of giving consent because of that special relationship of trust and dependency that exist between the lecturer or the educator and the student.

“That deprives them of great legal capacity to voluntarily consent to having that sexual relationship. As is it right now, there is no special provision dealing with these category of victims other than the general law regulating rape.”

Omo-Agege said it will be difficult to prove rape allegations going by the general provisions of the laws.

“If we leave them to the general provisions regulating rape, it will be difficult for prosecutors to prove an offence of rape,” he said.

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Celebrities / Re: Khafi Kareem Receives Her Vehicle From Innoson Motors by FeedbackNG: 1:47pm On Dec 10, 2019
Congratulations to Her.

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Celebrities / Re: Bovi Celebrates His 'Darling' Manager, Ann Obaseki. Gets Blasted, He Fires Back by FeedbackNG: 1:41pm On Dec 10, 2019
Sometimes, it is better to keep quiet than sound foolish.


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Education / Re: What Is The Difference Between Pharmacology And Pharmacy? by FeedbackNG: 10:47am On Dec 10, 2019
Pharmacy is a professional field and area of study, while pharmacology is the science pertaining to the effects of drugs on the body



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Education / Re: Meet Victor Ayooluwa Babalola: University Of Uyo Best Graduating Student by FeedbackNG: 10:44am On Dec 10, 2019
He ditched all excuses and FOCUSED on his dream.
Honestly, No one cares about your plight until it becomes a building story to your SUCCESS.
We wish him more wins in life.

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Education / Re: Share Your Most Embarrassing Moment On Campus by FeedbackNG: 10:38am On Dec 10, 2019
Students aren't above mistakes but there must be lessons learned.

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Education / Re: Viral Sex Video: BABCOCK Speaks On ‘taking Back’ Expelled Student by FeedbackNG: 8:28pm On Dec 09, 2019
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Education / Re: Burnt UNIJOS Library Rebuilt (New Photos) by FeedbackNG: 8:27pm On Dec 09, 2019
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Education / Exclusive Network For Nigerian Students (undergraduates And Postgraduates) by FeedbackNG: 2:59pm On Dec 04, 2019
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Education / Re: JAMB Twitter Handler's Grammatical Blunder Got People Talking by FeedbackNG: 2:48pm On Dec 04, 2019
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Education / Re: Lady Appreciates Her Mechanic Dad And Mum As She Graduates From UNIBEN by FeedbackNG: 2:44pm On Dec 04, 2019
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Education / Re: Tell Us About Your Favorite Lecturer And Win N500 Airtime by FeedbackNG: 10:00am On Dec 04, 2019
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How are they going to get the airtime when you didn't request for phone number?

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We will update the form

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