Damilola Adepoju

Canada mulls ban on foreign students bringing spouses and dependents, citing cost burden

The Canadian government is considering prohibiting foreign students from bringing their family members to Canada, just like the policy the United Kingdom adopted and started implementing on January 1, 2024. Reports revealed that Canada has been considering a cap on the number of international students allowed to live in the North American country. According to…

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Dangote oil refinery begins production

Dangote Petroleum Refinery, one of the new starting oil processing facilities, has announced the commencement of refined petroleum products production. The refinery, which has the capacity to process 650,000 barrels of crude oil per day, received its fifth shipment of one million barrels of Bonny Light supplied by the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation Limited last…

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Tinubu calls for closer cooperation between Nigeria and France to combat terrorism

President Bola Tinubu on Friday in Abuja called for strengthened cooperation with France in addressing the prevailing threat of terrorism in the country. He also commended the outgoing French Ambassador to Nigeria, Emmanuelle Blatmann, for her dedication to enhancing relations between France and Nigeria. In a farewell meeting with Blatmann, Tinubu urged her to leverage…

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The NUPRC sets to work closely with the police and other security agencies to curb oil theft

In a bid to arrest the daunting challenge of oil theft in Nigeria’s petroleum sector, the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) has sought an enhanced collaboration with the Nigerian Police Force (NPF) in its efforts towards curbing the illicit activities that have plagued the nation’s Oil and Gas industry. Chief executive of the NUPRC,…

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MATURITY BY ACTION

Damilola Adeleke MATURITY IS A STATE OF MIND: Maturity is when we learn from our experience and improve our mindset towards situations and people. With our experiences of life, our perception and outlook changes. Things that matter much to us slowly don’t bother us anymore. We learn that things will happen, plans might not work…

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Core Importance Of Effective Communication And Strategies For Improving Interpersonal Relationships

By OGBOMOLA BOLADALE EMMANUEL Student of The POLYTECHNIC, ILE-IFE D/22/Mac/0116 Effective communication is the foundation of strong and meaningful relationships. It’s not just about exchanging words , but also about understanding, connecting, and building trust with others. In this article,we will search the art of effective communication and provide strategies to enhance your interpersonal relationships…

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Akwa Ibom Varsity Suspends Strike, Gives Gov’t 30 Days To Meet Demands

Just 24 hours after initiating a total strike due to the non-implementation of a set of demands, including poor funding and staff welfare, employees of Akwa Ibom State University (AKSU) have suspended their indefinite strike. The protesting non-academic officials—belonging to the Non-Academic Staff Union (NASU) and other affiliated bodies like the Non-Academic Staff Union of…

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IMF optimistic about global economic outlook, sees lower risk of major recession

The global economy is “poised for a delicate port,” an IMF spokesperson said Thursday, predicting that inflation around the world will continue to subside without causing a damaging recession. Last year proved to be “more resilient than we had expected,” International Monetary Fund spokesperson Julie Kozack told a press briefing in Washington ahead of an…

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How Servicerate.com Empowers Consumers And Businesses To Build Trust

Transparency plays a crucial role in building and maintaining strong business relationships. In today’s digital age, customers have access to a vast amount of information about businesses and their practices, understanding how to improve customer satisfaction is very key. They can easily compare products, prices, and customer service reviews from various sources. As a result,…

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