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UCHE SECONDUS A former Deputy National Chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party, Prince Uche Secondus, has emerged as the new chairman of the party polling a total of 2000 votes. Secondus defeated all the aspirants who contested the coveted position with him in the election which was held at Eagle Square, Abuja on Saturday.' Secondus recorded a landslide victory as the first runner-up and former Education Minister, Professor Tunde Adeniran garnered a paltry 230 votes. Media mogul, Raymond Dokpesi polled 66 votes, with Professor Taoheed Adedoja trailing in the rear with no vote. Punch reports that the result of the election was declared in the early hours of Sunday. The party also has a new National Secretary in Senator Umar Ibrahim Tsauri who polled a total of 1,549 votes to defeat Alhaji Abubakar Mustapha and Senator Nenadi Usman who garnered 371 and 287 votes respectively. Also elected into the National Working Committee (NWC) at Saturday delegate election was Senator...

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President Muhammadu Buhari has instructed law enforcement agencies to deal decisively with all those who import, distribute and sell illicit drugs in the country. Speaking at an interactive meeting with religious leaders in Kano, on Thursday, in the course of his two-day State visit, the President expressed concern about the growing problem of drugs abuse in the country. He strongly assured the religious leaders that his administration is determined to do something urgent to deal with the narcotics challenge facing the country. “The Customs is already doing a good job and I’m happy that I got someone who is efficient, strong and trusted to lead it in the person of Hameed Ali, a former governor of Kaduna State. ‘‘I have charged them and other law enforcement agencies to go after those trafficking in illicit drugs that are causing much harm especially among young people,” he said. President Buhari also assured the religious leaders that the war against corruption will be prosec...

The horrific news of a Pastor and his wife and two children being burnt to death in a fire incident at Braimoh street in Bariga, Lagos state in the early hours of Sunday, December 6th Pastor Kenneth Eze pictured alongside his wife, Favour and their two children, Miracle and Marvellous, moved into his shop after he couldn't continue paying his house rent. The couple sold drugs and provisions in the shop, According to reports, the fire incident started as a result of power surge in the area. May their souls rest in peace, Amen.

Artificial Intelligence has the potential to greatly improve and change education systems across the world. There is a strong possibility for artificial intelligence to be used to help teachers effectively streamline their instruction process and to help students receive more personalised help that is specifically suited to their strengths and weaknesses. Dataconomy.com says ideally, AI will also help to complete some of the more menial tasks that teachers and teaching assistants have to work on, freeing them up to spend even more time helping students. There has been a lot of progress in this field in the past few years, as more and more companies have been involved in projects that aim to augment, improve, and change the way teaching is done. The field of education is definitely ripe for innovation, and the advancement of artificial intelligence may be able to provide that innovation. The right applications of AI can result in students having a vastly more detailed and substa...

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It has been revealed that no less than eleven persons died every day in Nigerian road accidents between July and September. The National Bureau of Statistics, NBS, has revealed that no fewer than 1,070 Nigerians died in road accidents in the third quarter. This indicates that in the 92 days that make up the third quarter, July 1 to September 30, an average 11 people died from road accidents daily. The NBS Road Transport Data for Third Quarter, 2017 posted on its website on Wednesday showed that majority of the victims were adults. According to Premium Times, the report stated that 981 of the 1,070 Nigerians that died, representing 91.7 per cent of the figure, were adults while the remaining 89 Nigerians, representing 8.3 per cent of the figure were children. The breakdown of the figure showed that 815 of the number were males, representing 76.2 per cent while 255 were females, representing 23.8 per cent. According to the report, 2,478 road accidents occurred in the third qu...