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– Buhari was conferred with the honour of “Gran Collar De La Orden De La Independencia” -The honour was conferred on him for his personal integrity and dogged fight against terrorism President Muhammadu Buhari Monday, March 14 in Malabo was conferred with the Highest National Honour of the Republic of Equatorial Guinea. According to a statement by the special aide to the president, Femi Adesina, the honour was given for Buhari’s personal integrity, exemplary leadership style and courage to fight terrorism in order to ensure peace and safety in Africa. The honour of “Gran Collar De La Orden De La Independencia” translated “Grand Collar of the Order of the Independence” was conferred on President Buhari by President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Equatorial Guinea at the Presidential Palace. At the investiture ceremony, President Buhari said the recognition was for the people of Nigeria who had worked tirelessly to sustain peace in the country and across other neighbouring countries in Africa. “On behalf of my country, Nigeria, and the people, I will like to express profound gratitude for the honour given to me and my people. The reality of the situation now is that there had never been a time in history for greater neighbourliness, for security and economic stability than now,” he said. President Buhari addressing guests at the investiture ceremony in Equatorial Guinea. He said the honour conferred on him is an honour for Nigeria. The President said the challenges faced by African countries had a common thread, and must be collectively appraised and tly tackled by all the African countries. President Buhari assured that Nigeria would always efforts of ensuring socio-political and economic stability of its neighbours and the entire African continent. Earlier in his remarks, President Mbasogo said it was an honour for his country to confer the Highest National Honour on President Buhari on his first visit to the country. “We are here to recognise the son of the soil. On this occasion, we deem it fit and appropriate to decorate the son of Africa for the great work he is doing in Africa, which includes tackling a great menace to the continent, Boko Haram, “ he said. The President pledged his country’s to Nigeria in the fight against insurgency and other security challenges. The president is scheduled to return to Abuja on Tuesday, March 15. Curled from https://www.naij.com/764152-just-in-see-what-happened-to-buhari-in-malabo-photos.html
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Nigeria's first assembled football team given a tour around White Hart Lane before watching Tottenham take on Sheffield Wednesday as guests of honour, back in 1949
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Dr Nnamdi Azikiwe shaking hands with American singer/songwriter -Nina Simone while other luncheons look on at the African American Cultural Exchange in Lagos back in 1961.
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The Court of Appeal in Lagos on Friday, dismissed an appeal by Nollywood actress Ibinabo Fiberesima challenging a jail term slammed on her by a Lagos High Court. Ms. Ibinabo was sentenced to five years imprisonment by Justice Deborah Oluwayemi of a Lagos High Court for reckless driving which led to the death of a hospital staff. She was alleged to have driven her car recklessly on the Lekki-Epe Expressway and knocked down a man, Giwa Suraj. The deceased was said to be a staff of a Lagos state’s hospital. A Magistrate court (court of first instance) had earlier given the appellant an option of N100,000 fine for the offence. The magistrate was, however, set aside by the high court which replaced the option of fine with a jail term. Dissatisfied, Ms. Fiberesima filed an appeal through her lawyer, Nnaemeka Amaechina, urging the court to set aside the five-year sentence. timesng.com
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By Franklin Onwubiko Nnamdi Azikiwe University has emerged the overall best first runner-up at the just concluded 6th edition of the Nigerian Universities Research and Development fair held in the university. This was disclosed at the closing ceremony of the fair by the Director of Research and Innovation, National Universities Commission (NUC), Abuja Dr. Suleiman Rammon Yusuf who represented the executive Secretary of the commission. University of Uyo emerged the overall best while Federal University of Technology, Minna emerged the overall second runner-up in the exhibition. Dr. Yusuf congratulated all the participant Universities who according to him participated actively despite the short notice. He expressed satisfaction at the turn up of Universities as well as the quality of research products exhibited. The director commended the vice chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku on his giant strides in making the university one of the leading entrepreneurial institutions in Nigeria. In the same vein, the minister of state for Education, Prof. Anthony Anwuka described the exhibition as successful positing that there is hope for Nigeria with regards to the quality of research products exhibited. Prof. Anwuka who was represented by the executive secretary of the Committee of Vice chancellors, Prof. Micheal Faborode advised the researchers to patent their works and seek ways to commercializing them. The vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku expressed his satisfaction over the smooth conduct of the research fair. Expressing satisfaction over the level of participation among the Universities and the National Universities Commission, the vice chancellor prayed that the project be sustained. The university head asserted that it's about time academics and researchers braved up to the enormous challenges of national development as great untapped talents abound in the Universities and such are discovered during research fairs. Prof. Ahaneku assured that the outcome of the products exhibited will be processed. He urged universities to create Research and Innovative units to aid and enhance research. He further called on researchers in the university to partner with industrialists as this helps in boosting their research products.
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By Franklin Onwubiko Nnamdi Azikiwe University has emerged the overall best first runner-up at the just concluded 6th edition of the Nigerian Universities Research and Development fair held in the university. This was disclosed at the closing ceremony of the fair by the Director of Research and Innovation, National Universities Commission (NUC), Abuja Dr. Suleiman Rammon Yusuf who represented the executive Secretary of the commission. University of Uyo emerged the overall best while Federal University of Technology, Minna emerged the overall second runner-up in the exhibition. Dr. Yusuf congratulated all the participant Universities who according to him participated actively despite the short notice. He expressed satisfaction at the turn up of Universities as well as the quality of research products exhibited. The director commended the vice chancellor of Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku on his giant strides in making the university one of the leading entrepreneurial institutions in Nigeria. In the same vein, the minister of state for Education, Prof. Anthony Anwuka described the exhibition as successful positing that there is hope for Nigeria with regards to the quality of research products exhibited. Prof. Anwuka who was represented by the executive secretary of the Committee of Vice chancellors, Prof. Micheal Faborode advised the researchers to patent their works and seek ways to commercializing them. The vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Joseph Ahaneku expressed his satisfaction over the smooth conduct of the research fair. Expressing satisfaction over the level of participation among the Universities and the National Universities Commission, the vice chancellor prayed that the project be sustained. The university head asserted that it's about time academics and researchers braved up to the enormous challenges of national development as great untapped talents abound in the Universities and such are discovered during research fairs. Prof. Ahaneku assured that the outcome of the products exhibited will be processed. He urged universities to create Research and Innovative units to aid and enhance research. He further called on researchers in the university to partner with industrialists as this helps in boosting their research products.
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