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More support for the presidential candidate of the Labour party.

The Middle Belt/ Southern caucus notes that supporting the Labour Party's presidential flag bearer surpasses stereotypes and cuts across party lines.

Obi is said to have a strong track record when compared to other presidential candidates.
The 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party, Peter Obi, on Monday, December 19, received the support of members of the Middle Belt/Southern caucus in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). The group while declaring support for the LP's presidential candidate said its members have resolved to deliver all votes for Obi on the platform of the Labour Party.

Speaking on the support for Obi, the chairman of the group, Olisa Uzoewulum, the group's decision is driven by the desire for a positive change in the national leadership of the country.
Uzoewulum also said that the group has adopted Anthony Ezekwugo of the All Progressives Grand Alliance (APGA) as its candidate to represent the FCT in the Senate.

"This made me shed tears of joy," actress Biola Bayo wrote in a post shared on Instagram.

Apparently, some colleagues who have enjoyed immense support from the actress sent her gifts and a special award plaque to appreciate her ahead of her birthday.

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"TELL THE WORLD I AM BACK"-DAVIDO

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Cristiano Ronaldo sends congratulations message to Lionel Messi after Argentina defeat France in the 2022 World Cup final in Qatar

Prof. Eghosa Osaghae in his keynote address delivered at the opening ceremony of the just concluded FBCS 2019 International Conference, submitted that for Africa to experience a complete metamorphosis in socio-economic development, security and technology, governments at all levels in Africa must sincerely embrace the use of technology to drive the economy.

At the just-ended Faculty of Business and Communication Studies (FBCS) 2019 International Conference held at the Conference Centre
Prof. Salawu, who was the lead paper presenter

Gave the reasons why African Leaders Must Adopt the Use of Artificial Intelligence to Facilitate Socio-Economic Development In Africa

Prof. Abiodun Salawu, Director of Research Entity: Indigenous Living in Africa, Faculty of Humanities, North West University, South Africa, has adviced African leaders to embrace the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to facilitate socio-economic development in Africa in order to overcome the current economic challenges the continent is exposed to.


He, however, dispelled the misconception that the adoption of AI to enhance all the sectors of the economy in Africa would increase unemployment, citing America, China and European countries as countries where AI has been ceaselessly used to boost their socio-economic development.