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LegendHero:Life isn't that hard in the US compared to your "fantastically corrupt" country. Wouldn't it be laughable for Trump to campaign in the US with the promise of 24 hours electricity supply if voted into office in this 21st century? Today, ex-power minister, Mamman was jailed for N33.8bn fraud. That is part of the money for electricity project. In 2 years, he'd be released to contest for governorship position in his state, while you lots cheer him on. Are you aware if the thieves you support could use half of what the steal while in government to make things work in Nigeria, nobody would complain? When Akpabio was the governor for 8 years in my state, he transformed that state to international taste. I mean the development was first of its kind in the history of Akwa Ibom State. Although he equally stole massively, the people looked away due to the development he brought to the state. You and your generation are doomed if you continue to blindly support those who loot your common wealth.
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LegendHero:Why compare a corrupt and rubber-stamp Senate President who could not provide senate oversight and act independently from the executive arm from day one in office with republicans at the US congress? That is ridiculous. |
Is that not corn I see in the ADA logo? Abeg oo. The last CO
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These are the major reasons Tinubu keeps borrowing. 1) Borrow to loot 2) Borrow to settle politicians |
This is supposed to be the Senate president. The head of the Legislative arm, to bring check and balance to the government. In Nigeria, under Tinubu’s government, the Executive, the Legislature, the Judiciary are all in one pot. Just image a senate president from day one in office openly campaigning for reelection of incumbent president, and you're surprised why the country is like this? |
Oga IGP, this is a misplaced priority. Displacing POS Operators because your officers are corrupt is just to inflict more pains on these menial workers. Even if the POS stays 2 kilometers away from the Police stations, your officers would still find a way to collect bribe. |
Nigeria is considered a crude oil–rich nation based on its reserves and historical production capacity. While Dangote is exporting fuel out of Nigeria, Tinubu and his cronies are importing fuel into Nigeria. Keep supporting the looters in government, while bearing the brunt of their economic failures. One day, your eyes will clear. |
This is the reason for the new loans requests
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Why President Bola Tinubu isn't serious about ending insurgency in Nigeria
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What are all these distractions all about? Anywhere, anything to confuse Tinubu and APC's witchcraft coven is allowed. |
In AI World, the Future Belongs to Students Who Can Think Beyond the Machine By Ashish Dhawan and Pramath Raj Sinha “What should I really study? Will the degree I am pursuing matter in five years? Ten years?” These questions about the careers best suited for students today are being asked in classrooms, families, and counseling sessions. They are not new, but they are becoming more urgent. The unease comes from the pressure of too much changing at once. AI deepens that unease, but the underlying question is older. It is about education itself and what students need to carry into a working life that none of us can fully predict. AI is now a fact of daily life, including in the workplace. Job roles are being reorganized, tasks and workflows redistributed among teams and tools, turnaround times are getting shorter, and expectations of productivity are rising. This is becoming visible across different kinds of work. In design, for example, a field once thought to belong exclusively to human intuition, generative tools are already improving output quality and freeing time for higher-order creativity. Similarly, in financial services, there is increasing focus on the responsible deployment of AI and its institutional integration. Used actively and with intention, AI is more than a productivity tool. It expands what a single person can take on. A young professional fluent in digital tools for research, analysis, and execution can now do work that once required an entire team. Think of AI as a huge, tireless brain holding answers to almost any question. But what to ask, within which constraints, and what to look for in the answer are the parts only humans can direct. Framing the right problem requires giving AI the right history, context, and concerns. The quality of the answer is ultimately governed by the quality of the question. For curious minds, this creates an extraordinary opportunity: to expand learning, go deeper across topics, and follow ideas further than ever before. While AI is increasingly becoming an always-available collaborator for defined activities, the center of meaningful work lies elsewhere — in why what we do matters and to what end. The mission behind work exists on a completely different level. A healthcare company helps people stay well. A school teaches a child how to think. An agri-tech firm enables a farmer to earn more from the same patch of land. These are inquiries into the world and the human beings who live in it. They demand understanding of context and a real stake in outcomes. Global tech leaders developing AI acknowledge this too. AI can support work. It can generate options, identify patterns, and accelerate decisions. But choices in the real world carry real consequences. That accountability remains human. The questions students should be asking today are neither simple nor easy: What change do I want to see in my community, my city, or my country? How do I want to contribute? And why? These questions shape the interests and passions of young people who, motivated by the mission they want to be part of, will go on to build India and its future. This is what great universities have always made possible. The transition from school to college is a transition into a more complex and heterogeneous world. A student leaves home, lives among peers from different states and backgrounds, and steps into spaces where ideas are debated openly and challenged critically. That experience is formative in a way no tool can replace. AI is at its best when it is helpful and efficient. College is where you learn to be tested. When digital tools can produce comprehensive answers with a single click, the patience, discipline, and occasional discomfort of working out an answer for yourself become more valuable, not less. Employers agree. Beyond AI fluency, entry-level hiring still prioritizes timeless human capabilities for a fast-changing world: structured problem-solving, data literacy, intellectual humility, credible judgment, and clear communication. As student outcomes continue to matter, parents too are beginning to ask important questions: about real-world exposure, how technology is being integrated into learning, and whether their children will be prepared for a dynamic workplace that even adults are still learning to navigate. The adjustment Indian universities now need to make lies in how they teach, what they assess, and how they prepare students for a constantly changing market. Treating AI as merely another elective is not the answer. Neither is narrowing education to only what seems immediately rewarding. Instead, education must be rebuilt around holistic learning, critical reasoning, and breadth. Breadth does not mean dilution. It means awareness across domains, the instinct to connect ideas, and the ability to think and write clearly. The market itself reinforces this reality. People today change roles and industries far more often than earlier generations did. What stays with them is a way of thinking and working — marked by judgment, clarity, adaptability, and the readiness to continue learning and building new skills. India today has one of the world’s largest and youngest workforces. That is a unique advantage if students can collaborate meaningfully with technology while continuing to strengthen their fundamental human abilities: recognizing which problems are worth solving, maintaining quality, bringing people together, and having the vision to grow. A good education has always demanded exactly this from its students. AI does not change that ambition. It simply raises the stakes of meeting it. The writers are founders of Ashoka University. Views expressed are personal. Nlfpmod
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God1000:Laughable. Keep chasing illusions. |
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God1000:Keep on circulating fake news from Facebook if that makes you at least sleep at night. Trump is the nightmare of terrorists and their supporters. Drop your tears of defeats and shame in the bucket below.
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Like president, like ambassador. Very dubious set of people.
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At least 958 insurgents and their family members have |
Nice one. Hopefully it is not a propaganda for electoral votes. I still remember Hadi Abubakar Sirika's stunt that year. He is currently facing legal action by the EFCC over an alleged ₦19.4 billion fraud related to the failed "Nigeria Air" national carrier project.
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ogododo:Remember this is how it started in Turkey, the same Taqiyya and denials until it happened.... The region that is now Turkey was historically a major center of Christianity for many centuries before becoming predominantly Muslim. Around 1000 AD, Christians population was roughly 90–98%. Today modern Turkey’s population is about 85–86 million, the christian population is now roughly 0.15%–0.25%. There are good muslims in Nigeria who don't support killings of innocent people, whether christians or muslims. However, the terrorists (Boko Haram, Islamic State West Africa Province, Ansaru, Lakurawa, etc) which the Sultan always refuse to call by their names are the Islamic jihadists at the forefront to decimate christians in Nigeria. We all know where their inspirations and financial supports come from. |
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ufotunang:You forgot State of emergency so soon? There's no rule of law in Nigeria. |
ufotunang:With Tinubu, Rivers can be Lagos for Wike. State of emergency comes to mind. |
FBIBOT:South Africa is now learning denial from Nigerian APC government. |
muykem:May be he wants to copy what the master strategist is doing in Lagos state. Lagos for Tinubu Rivers for Wike |
dragunov:See your fellow Tinubu supporter. You all will learn in a hard way.
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2023: ~ Tinubu would handle economy (1st class accountant, Chicago) ~ Shettima would handle security (Patron, Boko Haram HQ) 2026: ~ My enemies are using insecurity against my government. Please, enjoy the music below. Life is not too hard like that.
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lapintoz:No sadness over here. Hope you feel same. Life is not hard like that. Enjoy your weekend with the cruise dance below.
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