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‘IDFINDER.COM.NG, VERIFY.NG’ – NIMC WARNS OF WEBSITES HARVESTING DATA OF NIGERIANS

The National Identity Management Commission (NIMC) has warned Nigerians against the activities of some unauthorised websites harvesting people’s data. The websites are idfinder.com.ng, Verify.ng, championtech.com.ng, trustyonline.com, and anyverify.com. The NIMC gave the warning in a statement signed by Kayode Adegoke, its head of corporate communications, on Saturday. On June 20, Paradigm Initiative, a pan-African social…

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THE BEAT OF INSPIRATION: TIMMY ADEOTI SHARES HIS PASSION FOR THE TALKING DRUM ON CLUB911 RADIO SHOW

In a recent interview on CLUB911 RADIO SHOW on 99.1fm Nigerian police radio Abuja, Timmy Adeoti sat down with DJSD to discuss his beloved talking drum. The conversation was a fascinating journey into Timmy’s world of music, culture, and inspiration. The Talking Drum: A Symbol of Heritage Timmy Adeoti, a talented musician and cultural enthusiast,…

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DAVIDO THREATENS TO SUE DAMMY KRANE FOR ‘DEFAMATION, CYBERBULLYING’

Davido has threatened to sue Dammy Krane over alleged defamation of character and cyberbullying.  Krane, in a post via X on Friday, accused Davido of being a “murderer” while hurling curses at the ‘OBO’ hitmaker. He also shared a video of Davido and Chioma and alleged that the 31-year-old is getting married because “your girl caught you cheating”. Reacting to…

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DOWNLOAD: VICTONY RECRUITS ASAKE, SHALLIPOPI FOR ‘STUBBORN’ ALBUM

Victony has released his debut album ‘Stubborn’ featuring his industry colleagues Asake and Shallipopi. The 14-track album, released on Friday, also features Shorae Moore, Saint Jhn, and Teezo Touchdown. Some of the tracks on the project include ‘Oshaprapra’, History’, ‘Ludo’, ‘Anita’, ‘Everything’, ‘Risk’, ‘Sunday School’, and ‘Street Affair’. Victony had earlier put out ‘Stubborn’ and ‘Kolo’, two tracks…

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WAEC TO GRADUALLY PHASE OUT PAPER-BASED EXAMINATION

The West African Examination Council (WAEC) says it will gradually eliminate paper-based examinations. Amos Dangut, head of WAEC’s national office, said electronic devices will be provided to all centres in the country for future exams. He said the process would start in schools with electronic facilities and then gradually incorporate schools that do not have one. Dangut…

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