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APC are wasting their time in forthcoming elections , we have said it countless numbers of time here
Their candidate is no energizing the masses at all, you hardly seem him hold rallies across the different villages in Edo state same way Asue Ighodalo of PDP and Olumide Akpata of Labour Party are holding rallies across Edo Villages every day.
It's seems APC Govenors and the Presidency have refused to release funds to Edo APC for the forthcomingEdo state Governorship election. .

general111:
Ayatollah must be shitting in his pant right now because he no longer knows who to trust and who not to trust.
It means he too can be taken out anytime.
Before attempting any attack on Israel, he should put his house in order, else na needle mossad go use kll am. Lol

If you see the way Ayatolla was just looking scared and looking up at the sky more than 10 times during the funeral prayers for the late Hamas Leader Haniyeh this week in Tehran.

He was just looking at sky countless time scared that Israeli warplanes may appear in the sky and start dropping bombs on him and all those who were at the funeral prayer.

I feel Israel will first eliminate Hezoballah leader Hassan Nasrallah before taking out Ayatollah when the time comes.
It's just a matter of time before Israel decides to eliminate both men

Another Lamba to give consolation to Tinubu Zombies to salivate and mastubrate on.
Different groups just cashing out from Tinubu the ATM machine

They deciveed Tinubu and collected their own share of the national cake from Tinubu.

Dey play

Vice-President Kashim Shettima says Nigeria is not just catching up with the rest of the world but is poised to overtake the global economy.


Nigeria catching up with big economies, will overtake them: Shettima
Vice-President Kashim Shettima says Nigeria is not just catching up with the rest of the world but is poised to overtake the global economy.

NEWS AGENCY OF NIGERIA • JULY 24, 2024
Kashim Shettima
Vice President Kashim Shettima [Credit :Kashim Shettima]
Vice-President Kashim Shettima says Nigeria is not just catching up with the rest of the world but is poised to overtake the global economy.

He stated this on Tuesday when he unveiled the AI Expertise Blockchain and Technology Training and Outsourcing Initiative in Dutse, Jigawa.

The initiative launched at the Yakubu Gowon NYSC Orientation Camp, Fanisau, a suburb of Dutse, was part of Nigeria’s digital transformation and leadership strategy in Africa.

The AI Expertise Blockchain and Technology Training and Outsourcing Initiative, a partnership with tech company Gluwa, aims to train 1,000 Nigerians annually in artificial intelligence, blockchain, and other cutting-edge technologies.

Mr Shettima said, “It is important for the nation’s economic future. We are not merely catching up with the rest of the world. We are poised to overtake them.

“This initiative offers its beneficiaries the chance to become part of a global workforce, driving innovation that will shape our future.”

Mr Shettima noted the Jigawa state’s pioneering role in digital technology adoption.

He described the programme as “a homecoming ceremony for those who have eased our journey through the Fourth Industrial Revolution.”

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While outlining the federal government’s broader vision, Shettima said, “We are adopting this initiative across the nation to create a network of tech hubs that will power Nigeria’s economic growth for decades to come.”

He commended the partnership with Gluwa, stating that it aligned with President Tinubu’s agenda to revolutionise Nigeria’s digital technology sphere.

Mr Shettima acknowledged Gluwa’s significant impact and applauded the firm for empowering Aella Microfinance Bank.

According to him, the empowerment resulted in the disbursement of over N100 billion to two million Nigerians.

On the global implications of the initiative, Mr Shettima said, “Our aspiration remains to transform Nigeria into a premier destination for technology outsourcing. Creating a model that combines global expertise with local talent.”

(NAN)

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