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Africanrubiz - A Women empowerment Organization, whose vision is to raise the status of women/girls in Africa, has rolled out her first Campus female Gender writing competition. The competition is aimed at creating a platform for female undergraduates to hone their creative writing skills and be rewarded as well for their passion. Writers write on topical issues affecting women in the African society. Benefits for participating 1. Winner goes home with N50, 000 2. Gets an Award plaque as Best female writer. 3. A full-time employment with a leading Media firm in Nigeria. Three Authors with the best and creative articles will be shortlisted and subsequently invited for a grand finale event in Lagos for presentation of Awards as best female writers. Kindly visit: http://africanrubiz.org/campuswriters/index.php/register/ to register and publish your articles. Call or Watsapp: 08036467038 for further enquiry. NB: - Articles submitted must be the original article of the author. - Participant must be a female undergraduate. - Competition is online. |
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lokojay1989: For an intensive one-on-one training on graphic design hollar me on 08036467038 - Kelvin |
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Am posted to Abia. pls hw many hours journey is Abia Camp from Lagos??. Also, can one get to camp early if one take-off from lagos on monday?. Pls Call or text me if u're posted to Abia, and would be going to Camp from lagos - 08036467038 -Kelvin |
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[quote author=etunoman76] Ar u from Igarra Bro? |
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ok he's alive en?....so how does dis call-off the ASSU strike now?...Abeg mk i sleep jare...pls dnt wake me up till ASSU call-off strike! |
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ibone: U can get it only in jamb office, and if u don't mind u can get from here in ibadan, University of ibadan precisely bro, where can one get jamb notification of result card to buy in university of ibadan? |
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Building Africa's own silicon valley might no longer be at far sight, with the emergence and crop-up of various technology hubs in various countries of Africa. This list includes nigeria's own CoCreation hub and Wennovation Hub(which the OP excluded from the list). But my concern is that, if nigeria would take maximal advantage of this tech revolution, the mentality of having "ISOLATION HUBS"-hubs we build in our homes and laptops, should be a thing of the past. Let Nigerian web and mobile app developers, innovators, tech savvys, programmers, entrepreneurs, come out of their shells and collaborate(which is the main purpose of tech hubs) and stop being loners that would end-up developing clones of what others might have created. Also, laboring in isolation with limited resources(such as poor power supply from PHCN, limited internet bandwidth) could frustrate the success of a brilliant idea. Finally, potential investors or sponsors(like MTN and Glo) should stop wasting huge funds on unproductive ventures like "project fame" and Glo X-factor, and channel this funds to the support of a Knowledge-driven economy that would revolutionize these tech hubs in Nigeria.. |
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Hi friends, Am planning of launching a website late next month. Thouhg not expecting too many people just some dignitries. Am looking at hosting it at 10 Degree Event center. pls how much will it cost for 500 or less capacity hall, at 10 Degree Event Center, Oregun, lagos. Also any suggestion about a cost-effective(like N60k) Event center in Ikeja, lagos with a capacity of 500 or less..thanks |
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tabontabon: u can implement it using php & mysql and enhance using jquery cum ajax.the menu and related dates are stored in the database & displayed dynamically.i f u need a professional input get in touch wit me. 08035125206 Bro thanks for your reply. do you have a customizeable calender, php code that can implement it? and are you willing to give it out? pls let me know, cuz have contacted some guys on NL and it was fraud. |
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Hi friends, am currently working on a project that requires me to add a custom calender module to the home page of the website. After trying all my effort, I seems to have no headway. I have even try to get codes online to do this for me, but they seems un-customizable to suit this project. I wanted the calender to have a custom text inside the days of the month like the displayed foods(Rice, Yam & Egg,Beans, Tea & bread...) in a food time table in the picture bellow. pls webmasters, i need your help to complete this project. Suggesting a customizable code to do this would be of great help. thanks
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-Few days ago, i received 5 messages from MTN requesting me to subscribe for a service to receive Ramadan prayer alerts(yet am nt a Muslim). -Also, i received series of text messages from MTN to subscribe for a service to QUIT SMOKING(Yet i dont smoke) -I received series of text messages from MTN requesting me to subscribe to DOWNLOAD CALLER TUNES (which i dnt need) -I received series of text messages from MTN requesting me to Visit Silver bird cinema. I called MTN customer care and I was told it is part of the service offered to subscribers....but dis is also unfair! I think one should be able to opt out of these unsolicited messages. Let this same movement notify NCC of these unsolicited text messages from these network operators. 3 Likes |
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The Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Mr. Lamido Sanusi, on Thursday, decried the low literacy level in the North saying that 93 per cent of female children in the region lacked secondary education.The apex bank boss, who said this at this year’s Isaac Moghalu Foundation Leadership Lecture and Symposium held in Abuja, said the situation, if left unchecked, was detrimental to the economy. The governor sited Jigawa State, where school completion rate among female is as low as seven per cent as an example. Net enrolment of girls in schools in the country, according to him, is 22 per cent. He said, “In the North-West, 70 per cent of women between 20 and 29 are unable to read, compared to 9.7 per cent in the South West. “Only three per cent of females complete secondary education in the Northern zone. Now how do you build the country when 93 per cent of the girls in the most populous region of the country do not complete secondary schools?..Read more here..http:///42pvz . . . The indication of this overwhelming statistics is that: two out of every two girl-child in the north are not educated. I was reading this article with a heavy-heart for the poor girl-children in the north and wondering the Nagative effects this would have on our society as these girls are dehumanised, subject to rape or sexual abuse.My question then is that: How can the right of the girl child be restored in Nigeria?
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Tanx bro! Am interested email: dotkelplus@gmail.com |
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ribechi: I suggest you use phpfox. It is about the best in the market. You can check it out. google phpfox. I have it with most of its themes. You will like it. Visit http://www.phpfox.com .Tanks bro! But i wont mind getting d packege from u cuz i cant resolve online payment issues now. |
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PGON: i have joomla social incase you are interested.Am interested..i wuld realy be grateful if i can get frm u..hw do i get it?.my e-mail is: dotkelplus@gmail.com |
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empowerdex: Wordpress has many tools to achieve this, check wordpress.org you'll see a free solutiontanks bro..i realy apreciate..i wuld check it out |
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Have been on a search for an Open Source CMS to create my own social network (presisely for a commuinity). Sincerely all my effor has proved abortive..either i see one too expensive or some without a support community. I later stumbled into joomsocial(a joomla extension for social network)but i do not have the resource to purchase from the site now....pls Niralanders and webmasters, suggest me a good Open Source social network development tool or help with joomsocial extension. thanks! |
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