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The Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates, Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, has ordered officials in his country to send urgent medical aid and food supplies to Nigeria.  This was revealed in a Twitter post by the UAE Embassy in Nigeria.  The humanitarian aid to Nigeria according to Maktoum is a way of showing support for Nigeria’s efforts in combatting the COVID-19 pandemic.  The statement read, “His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum orders urgent medical aid and food supplies to be sent to the friendly Nigerian people to support the efforts of the Federal Republic of Nigeria in combating the COVID-19 pandemic and limiting its spread. In a clear confirmation of the UAE’s solidarity with all brotherly and friendly countries in crises.” The relief shipment, which includes seven tonnes of medical supplies and five tonnes of food supplies, were dispatched from Dubai. PUBLIC HEALTH News AddThis :  Original Author :  SaharaReporters, New York Disab

File Photo Some Nigerian airport officials have been discovered to be collecting money in place of carrying out COVID-19 tests to those entering Nigeria from other countries. Chairman, Presidential Task Force on COVID-19, Boss Mustapha, had in July said that inbound passengers from foreign trips will be tested for COVID-19 on arrival at Nigeria airports. Mustapha said this was aimed at protecting all stakeholders and preventing further spread of the Coronavirus disease, especially through the airports. File Photo SaharaReporters gathered that airport officials rather than do the right thing, now collect money in place of COVID-19 tests from passengers. “In this Coronavirus pandemic, they are still putting money above the lives of the common man. Someone very close to me came to Nigeria from Dubai on Wednesday night and they were routed to Abuja. “Before leaving Dubai, he had already been tested and he was negative. On getting to Nigeria, their passports were seized and the

The Nigerian military said it has neutralised several armed bandits at their camp in the Kuduru Forest area of Kaduna State. According to a statement by a military spokesman, John Enenche, the strikes were carried out on August 13. The airstrikes were carried out by the Air Component of Operation Thunder Strike, a joint military operation with the mission to help rid the country’s North-West of bandits presently terrorising the region. The statement said the destroyed camp was occupied by members of an Ansaru terrorist sect led by one Mallam Abba. The statement reads, “The Air Component of Operation Thunder Strike has neutralised several armed bandits at their camp in the Kuduru Forest area of Kaduna State. “This was achieved through air strikes carried out on 13 August, 2020 on the heels of intelligence reports indicating the convergence of members of an Ansaru terrorist sect-linked bandits group led by one Mallam Abba at the location. Aerial surveillance missions conducte

THE INFLUENCE OF FAMILY INSTABILITY ON THE COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT OF SECONDARY SCHOOL STUDENTS IN AKOKO SOUTH WEST LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA ONDO STATE CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background of the Study The development of human is commonly described in terms of periods. Approximate age ranges are given for the periods to provide a general idea of when they begin and end. Larson (2002) argued that adolescence development (a period of transition between childhood and adulthood) involves biological, cognitive, and social-emotional changes. According to Bamisaye (1998), the family is the bedrock of attitude and value formation, both positively and negatively. The family is a primary socializing agent for the child both overtly and covertly. The child first learns his social roles through imitation of the older siblings and later, through internalized patterns and principles of behavior in the family. Bamisaye (1998), referred to the family as the place where the child first learns the appropr

THE INFLUENCE OF BIG FIVE FACTORS ON STUDENTS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT IN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS CIVIC EDUCATION IN ONDO STATE CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Background to the study According to O’Connor & Paunonen (2007), the area of learning and education can gain from increased knowledge about what factors that enable academic achievement. An individual spend a lot of time as a student, and a great part of countries economics are spent on educational activities, thus it is valuable to understand academic achievement in different ways (Poropat, 2009). Academic achievement is a major issue among students, teachers, parents, school administrators, and the community at large. Attempts have been made by researchers to unravel the complexities surrounding academic achievement. Psychologists have put forward a lot of reasons why these disparities in achievement exist. A lot of attention had been paid to external factors such as type of school, teaching methods, school location, instructio

Big Brother Naija housemates, Nengi and Kaisha nearly came to blows during a heated clash in the Big Brother House this afternoon. It’s unclear what sparked the clash, but the pair were seen hurling abusive words at each other and nearly went physical on several occasions before other housemates pulled them apart. Watch the videos below. http://edu-pedia247.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/20200815_19375790129.mp4 from EDUPEDIA247https://ift.tt/2PWZ2oI via EDUPEDIA

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Residents of Iddo Sarki, Tungan Maje, Zuba and Kpakuru communities of Gwagwalada Area Council of the Federal Capital Territory have confronted and blocked the Nigerian Army from forcefully taking over their lands. The natives, who trooped out in large numbers on Thursday and Friday, barricaded all entry points to the dispute land. The parcel of land in question was put at over 9,000 hectares and harboured about 80 communities. The army had deployed bulldozers and other equipment to the site with the view to demolishing some of the houses erected by the villagers and commence construction work on the land. The residents, who refused to be intimidated by the armed soldiers, blocked the roads and stopped the military from gaining entry to the area. Leader of Coalition of FCT Indigenous Association, Dalhatu Ezekiel Musa, who spoke with SaharaReporters, said the military was bent on forcefully taking over their lands and vowed to resist it. Ezekiel said “The military are

Nigerians living in Ghana have continued to suffer humiliation at the hands of Ghanaian authorities as security operatives forcefully locked up their shops including those whose papers and tax payments were up to date. President, National Association of Nigerian Traders, Ken Ukaoha, revealed this while bringing the attention of the Nigerian Government to the latest attack on them in the country. In a video obtained by SaharaReporters on Saturday where armed security agents invaded a shop belonging to a Nigerian, they could be seen forcefully locking up the place without asking for documents. The owner of the shop can be heard in the video telling the security operatives that he had paid all his taxes and was not operating illegal business. Despite his explanations, the officials went ahead to seal the shop. Ukaoha said, “The Ghanaian authorities today rolled out all their forces against Nigerians and their businesses, forcefully locking all shops belonging to Nigerians incl

A former Deputy Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria, Obadiah Mailafia, has said that he got the information about a state governor from the Northern part of the country leading Boko Haram insurgents from Fulani traders in a market. Mailafia was invited by the Department of State Services over a claim he made on the issue while speaking as a guest during a radio programme in Abuja on Monday. In an interview with BBC Hausa on Thursday, Mailafia revealed that he got the information from “some Fulani traders” in the market and did not know that his comments would go viral. Mailafia said he explained to the DSS what he knew about the incident and apologised for any statements he made that offended others. He added that he was a fan of President Muhammadu Buhari “but there are bad people who don’t give him the advice to help him”.   See Also Politics Mailafia Desperate To Breach Peace Of Nigeria, Says DSS 0 Comments 21 Hours Ago VIDEO: Repentant Bandits Named One N

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has been in the news lately, and again, it’s about injustice; the “power tussle” between the Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of Council of the institution, Dr Wale Babalakin (SAN), and the Vice Chancellor and Chairman of the Senate, Prof. Toyin Ogundipe, took a new turn a few days ago after the Secretary to the Council, Mr. Oladejo Azeez released a statement announcing the sack of the Vice Chancellor after the Council meeting which held in Abuja. Prior to this time, there had been accusations and counter-accusations of gross misconducts and mismanagement between and among top management officers and the Chairman of Council, but that is not the focus of this piece. Prof. Ogundipe is claiming that he was not given a fair hearing, and that due process was not followed by the Council, as certain conditions were supposed to be met in accordance to the University Act before he can be removed from office. I agree with him, it is injustice, but injustice in U