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Delta State: Nigerian Female Police Officer Reveals Shocking Discoveries During a Visit To a Secondary School. She Said Officers Seized iPhone 16, iPhone 15 And Samsung Phones After Discovering Students Watching Pornography And Engaging In Sexu@l Activities During Class. She Also Revealed That a Male Student Had More Than 85 Australian Numbers On His Phone, Which He Was Using For Online Scamming, While The Same Device Contained Intimate Images And Videos Of Female Students. According To Her, The Student Sold The Content For As Much As ₦500,000, Claiming That The Girls Asked Him To Do It. “This Is The Destruction Of This Generation.”
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The new JAMB Registrar is another reason why SCHOOL IS NOT A SCAM. You can also tell he loves Nigeria . His profile gives JAMB free PR going forward.
Schooled in the UK, came back home to serve Nigeria and now teaching as a Professor in OAU, Ile Ife.
At 39, he becomes the youngest registrar of JAMB and one of the shining lights in our education sector. A story for all Nigerian students who want to change the world.
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Sometimes the biggest message is not in words- it is in compassion and care for those who can never pay it back.
This story really touched me.
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In Nigeria, Solar is a necessity if you can afford it. But you do not have to do it all at once.
Start with having batteries, say 2-4, being charged with light. This should probably only work with your fridge, lights, fan, TV and router.
Your quality of life will be nearly perfect with these.
The next step is to get a bunch of panels to have the batteries charged for free with Solar.
Next step, probably upgrade to Lithium batteries, with a few more panels to carry non-essential load for at least 48 hours, planning for non-sunny days.
The final step is to optimise your appliances: low-energy bulbs, Inverter fridges, and sensors that automatically switch them off.
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I rang the first bell 🔔
@propellaschools is live
The first free school of @cci_global is live
We have started with about 80 students
Help me thank everyone who worked tirelessly to make this happen
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Bring back spacious verandas & huge compounds with mango trees in Nigerian architecture.
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Replying to @Miiday
@Miiday Founder @safety_ng sharing on staying in the Loop & Not in Trouble, #Internetsafetytips #safeinternetday #SID2025 @COnlineAfrica @Insafenetwork @IWFhotline @Insafenetwork @safeinternetday @WatotoWatchNet @UNODC_Nigeria @USinNigeria @dhoyin
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Thank you @safety_ng @Miiday for partnering with us in celebrating #saferinternetday 2025. Together for a better #internet @Insafenetwork @INHOPE_PR @safeinternetday @USinNigeria @UNODC_Nigeria @UNODC_UNTOC @mailspec @Milipol_Paris @StaySafeOnline @dhoyin
We @safety_ng are excited to be joining @Icldng to celebrate #saferinternetday here in Lagos.We are fully committed to pushing cybersecurity awareness to children and ensuring that we equip them with the necessary skills to remain safe on the internet.
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From an elite perspective, this sounds like a good idea, but IMHO, Lagos state govt should not cater to transient visitors. Rather, it should focus on making Lagos livable for current residents. The spillover effect will take care of the tourists.
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A councilor did this to his ward within 6 months, start holding yours accountable.
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Highlight of our Day 5 Leadership and Vocational Skills Workshop Training Program.
Theme: Internet Safety.
The session was led by @dhoyin who explained to the students on how they can be Safe on the Internet and providing tips on how to create a strong password.
#CyberSecurity
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That money everyone thinks you have, you will have it in surplus and it will stay.
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“Black people believe in Jesus because of colonialism”
Just before you conclude, watch till the end.






























