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iamphenomenal:
Please I need your help. My phone is Tecno Spark 4 and I just noticed something strange. Whenever I make calls the screen goes off, and stays like that until the call is over. It started only a few weeks ago. Please what can I do?

ClassyJay:
Good afternoon Nairalanders.Pls I want to know the current price of the Tecno Spark 4(New One) so that I can know how much to budget.Thanks.

The Senate of Lagos State University (LASU), Ojo, said that only final year students at the undergraduate level such as 400, 500 and 600 levels were permitted to resume academic activities on Sept. 14.

Mr Ademola Adekoya, the institution’s Head of Centre for Information, Press and Public Relations, made the disclosure in a statement on Friday in Lagos.

Adekoya said that their lecture hours would be from 9 a.m to 3 p.m daily (Monday to Friday).

“Postgraduate students such as Masters and PhD are also to resume on Sept. 14 but their lectures will strictly hold on weekends only.
“The decision of the university senate to commence normal academic activities was in compliance with the directive of Gov. Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State and Visitor to the University.

“Sanwo-Olu said that all tertiary institutions in the state can re-open from Monday, Sept. 14.

“We know fully well that our country and indeed the entire globe is yet to overcome or produce a vaccine for COVID-19,” he said.

Adekoya said that they were taking precautionary measures in line with the protocols of COVID-19, to ensure the safety of our returning staff, students and the entire university community.

He said that the university had decided that the gradual re-opening of the University would be guided by the following rules and regulations

“200 to 500 level (all levels other than 100 level and final year) students will commence academic activities on Nov. 9, while lectures for newly admitted students (100 levels) will commence on Jan. 11, 2021.

“Sandwich Degree Programme, Part-Time in Epe Campus and Diploma students will commence lectures on Nov. 13 and their lectures will hold only on weekends,” Adekoya said.
According to the statement, conditions for accessing the university campuses include staffers and students must wear face masks, screening and checking of entrants at all entrances.

“Others include; staff and students must wear their Identity cards to be allowed access into the University and everybody must come with their bottles of hand sanitizer.
“Staff, students and the entire university community are enjoined to abide by the above-listed regulations put together to ensure a healthy community devoid of COVID-19 virus.

“Security personnel will also be on continuous surveillance, to identify violators of laid down rules and regulations,” he said.

Lamanii22:
Is it a good phone... How's the camera like?

Lamanii22:
Can anyone help me with their review on infinix hot 9 x655c.. Thank you

Jerkbaba:
. Bye bye Bros.

LilMissRobbie:
Covid is real o, don't believe anyone saying that it isn't!

Zimri:

I'm less concerned about the fact the spec of a phone is up there.
But how $250 equals N115,800.
Nigeria!

The United Nations has called on the Nigerian States to fast track the domestication of the policies on safe schools in line with the safe school declaration which Nigeria endorsed.

March 20, 2019, President Muhammadu Buhari, ratified the Safe Schools Declaration (SSD) during the weekly FEC meeting.

The SSD is an intergovernmental political commitment that provides countries with the opportunity to express support for protecting students, teachers, schools, and universities from attack during times of armed conflict.

It highlights the importance of the continuation of education during armed conflict and the implementation of concrete measures to deter the military use of schools.

Dr Judith Giwa-Amu, Education Officer, UNICEF said in an interview on Wednesday, that Nigeria’s President had already given approval for its domestication in states.

Giwa-Amu, who is also the Nigerian Coordinator, Education in Emergencies Working Group, said that the policy would ensure the protection of schools even during a crisis.

“The Safe School Declaration is also looking at a plan of action that has eight key actions that need to be undertaken.

“One of the major ones is to ensure that even at the state level we have a policy which is like a single reference document that spells out how schools should be protected from issues that constitute insecurity like natural hazards, violence, conflicts, everyday hazards, and even school infrastructure.

“Sometimes, these constitute reasons for schools not to be safe and secured. So, that policy is a key instrument that came out from the ratification,” she said.

The Declaration provides countries the opportunity to express political support for the protection of students, teachers, and schools during times of armed conflict.

Speaking further the coordinator of the UN Working Group commended Nigeria for being one of the first countries to have endorsed the declaration and shown a commitment to ensuring it kept to its dictates.

She said that Nigeria was one of the first 37 countries to endorse the declaration out of 104 countries that were currently signatories.

“Nigeria is very, very high. You know that endorsement began on May 29, 2015, in Oslo and Nigeria was one of the first 37 countries to endorse and now we have 104 countries that have endorsed it,” she said.

She noted that since the endorsement, Nigeria had shown a commitment to ensuring schools were kept safe and protected for children to be able to receive education in them.

“That commitments mean that even in terms of our military, there is an engagement with the Ministry that understand the children related issues.

“In countries like Nigeria where without the military in some parts of the North-east, nothing can happen in education, we are saying, we appreciate the military as our partners.

“In fact, they are actually our members, the Ministry of Defence is our member and in view of recognition of the role they play, one in maintaining the peace and integrity, some of them also provide teaching services.

“But we are saying that we want a situation that even with the military the schools do not become a target.

“Because with the military, there are sometimes it affects the civilian nature of the school and we want to be very confident that even after the military goes that school will not be looked at as a target,” she added.

greenskittles:
My laptop is 230W, you're sure it will work with it?

samuelkid192:
no any solution to this?

jaycole:
Ok drop your WhatsApp number, but am not sure this can work for Lenovo laptop?

jaycole:
Ok can I see some pictures of it and which laptop can the power bank work with?
Am talking about the laptop charging port? Moreover what is the specs of the power bank? How long does it last?

okooloyun1:
Where is your location?