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The Great Patriot
Get PDFThe book, THE GREAT PATRIOT '' is a fiction work written to inspire sterling leadership, and also provoke the patriotic spirit in us. The book equally aims at inspiring leaders to adopt the good leadership traits of the Protagonist - Atanda Adeoye like integrity, selflessness, determination, magnanimity and hard work. The Book is a product of my many years of contributions to national development through writings, discourse and engagements. The knowledge and information provided in this book will be useful to Politicians, Students, Leaders of Communities, Youths etc. I therefore urge that this book is adopted in a bid to help raise role models that will champion the cause of patriotism and also restore sterling leadership in all sectors of our society.Ilu- Oke Day chap.1; The Attack chap. 2; Departure from Ilu- Oke chap.3; Business chap.4; Education chap.5; Home coming chap.6; Ambition achieved chap.7
Daily Trust Tuesday, February 8, 2022
Get PDFHow Kano women entrepreneurs are bridging gaps, changing narratives.pg.3; 2023: Expect enormous challenges, Sanusi tells presidential aspirants. pg.4; Electoral bill: I will advise Buhari against assent if... – Malami pg.13; Ganduje leads as APC unveils sharing template for Kano pg.12; Fuel queues linger in Abuja, Lagos as NARTO protests diesel price pg.19; Why 104 more ISWAP fighters surrendered pg.4; NFF dumps Peseiro, retains Eguavoen as interim Super Eagles coach pg.39; Reps demand probe of 45m accounts not linked to BVN. pg.20; Hanifa: Court orders legal representation for Tanko, others. pg.39; EU donates 2m Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccines to Nigeria. pg.4; Hanifa: Court orders legal representation for Tanko, others. pg.5; 7 students remanded over ‘murder’ of colleague in Kwara. pg.5; Troops rescue seven kidnapped persons in Kaduna. pg.5; Promises cannot replace implementation of agreement – ASUU. pg.5; My vision for Almajiri education – Jonathan. pg.5; Sanwo-Olu signs bills to regulate real estate, others. pg.7; Court jails Kannywood actress. pg.7; Gombe to recruit 2,000 youths as security, traffic corps. pg.7; Court remands 23-yr-old for allegedly killing his father. pg.8; JAMB announces additional code for UTME registration, introduces WhatsApp platform. pg.8; Lawmaker, council chairmen bicker over ‘diversion’ of N50m medical equipment. pg.8; Afenifere kicks over extension of Igboho’s incarceration in Benin Republic. pg.8; VAT row: S/Court fixes May 6 for ruling.pg.10; NHRC seeks end to female genital mutilation. pg.10; Nollywood artists using drugs, encouraging abuse – NDLEA.pg.10; Oil wells: Rivers, Imo to know fate May 6.pg.10; Benin Republic extends Igboho’s detention for 6 months.pg.10; Media Trust trains journalists on conflict reporting.pg.10; Don’t go on strike, FG begs aviation workers.pg.10; Ganduje leads as APC unveils sharing template for Kano.pg.12; Kwankwaso, others meet as third force mega party ready in three weeks.pg.12; Osinbajo to Nigerians: Reject politicians using sectional sentiments.pg.12; Leadership crisis: SDP gets national committee to reconcile members.pg. 12; PDP tackles Senate president over endorsement of Kwara gov.pg.12; 2023: Southeast intensifies lobby, seeks Yoruba leaders’ backing.pg.13; Confirmation of Gumus as INEC Commissioner ‘coup’ against democracy – PDP.pg.13; Nobody will be persecuted for opposing Gov. Emmanuel’s candidate – Govt.pg.13; APC clears Kebbi LGs poll.pg.13; Why legislators are badly misunderstood – NILDS DG.pg.13; APC chair: Group woos stakeholders for Sen. Musa.pg.13; Gunmen abduct PDP vice chairman’s wife, 10 others in Abuja.pg.14; Pharmacist, 4 others remanded for trafficking tramadol. pg.27; Kano LG chair commissions over N1bn projects.pg.27; Unclaimed corpses worry Keffi Medical Centre.pg.14; 2 killed, 10 arrested in Kwara Varsity cultists clash.pg.12; 2 killed, 10 arrested in Kwara Varsity cultists clash.pg.12; Trans-border kidnapper arrested with N2.3m cash in Kwara forest.pg.12; Trans-border kidnapper arrested with Jonathan’s cousin regains freedom from kidnappers’ den.pg.27; Fake soldier arrested with stolen phone in Oyo.pg.27; FCT agency trains 326 civil servants on Entrepreneurship.pg.27; Court dissolves 9-year-old marriage over wife’s ill-temper.pg.27; Man turns underage girl into sex slave in Lagos.pg.12; APC chairmanship: Sen. Al-Makura on a rescue mission.pg.15; The West might have stumbled in handling Russian/Ukrainian crisis.pg.15; Lessons from AFCON 2021.pg.16; Delayed prosecution of terror sponsors.pg.16; Between NDLEA and the drug war.pg.17; Nigeria’s legion of ghost workers.pg.17; Ending harassment of FCT development control staff.pg.17; How PenCom recovers outstanding pension contributions from employers.pg.18; Fuel queues linger in Abuja, Lagos as NARTO protests diesel price.pg.19; Fiscal performance: Budget ranks Gombe State 7th.pg.19; Reps’ panel directs CBN to provide details of 45m accounts not linked to BVN.pg.20; ‘Why Lagos unemployment rate is high’.pg.20; NDIC partners BPP on challenges in procurement processes.pg.20; NIN portal breakdown: FG chides banks, telcos for turning back customers.pg.20; Redmi Note 11 series to debut in Nigeria tomorrow.pg.20; Electricity union threatens strike over worsening insecurity in Shiroro.pg.21; Manicone empowers enterprises to adopt cloud tech. pg.21; 3 privatized firms free from BPE’s monitoring activities.pg.21; FG commences 7th 60-day action plan on ease of doing business.pg.21; GTCO acquires mutual fund, pension subsidiaries of Investment One.pg.21; 100 for 100 Policy: As more companies jostle for CBN’s lifeline.pg.22; COVID-19: How to tackle challenges of routine immunization fi nuancing.pg.24; Pancreatic cancer: Biggest breakthrough as scientists hail treatment for the disease.pg.24; ‘Cancer no longer a death sentence’.pg.25; NCDs now a pandemic, can be fought through technology – Experts.pg.25; Experts urge FG to implement cancer institute act.pg.25; Female genital mutilation: Painful cultural practice that refuses to go.pg.25; When confessional statements may not lead to conviction.pg.26; NBA joins in selection of Federal High Court judges.pg.26; Clever canine: This injured South African dog found his way to an animal hospital all by himself.pg.30; Is Russia preparing to invade Ukraine and what does Putin want?pg.31; Anti-coup protesters march in Khartoum, other cities.pg.34; Ukraine crisis: World leaders step up talks amid invasion fears.pg.34; Panic after gunmen target G/Bissau radio station.pg.34; At least 10 killed as cyclone sweeps through Madagascar.pg.34; Group: Israel launches inquiry into police hacking claims.pg.34; Hundreds holds funeral for five-year-old who died trapped in well.pg.34; Ekiti wins U-17 female S/W zonal cricket qualification series.pg.39; Senegal over-respected Pharaohs of Egypt – Lumumba.pg.39; Poor funding responsible for constant relegation of northern clubs in NPFL – Zubairu.pg.39; Nike sever ties with Man Utd’s Greenwood after rape allegation.pg.40; Canada and its freedom worth desecrating.pg.40; Murray to skip clay-court season, including French Open.pg.40
Welcome address by Professor Chinwe Veronica Anunobi, National Librarian/CEO National Library of Nigeria at the roundtable discussion on artificial intelligence, e-governance and access to information organised by National Committee on Information for All Programme in Nigeria (IFAP) in collaboration with Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy On 4th October, 2022.
Get PDFThis speech welcomes attendees to a roundtable discussion on Artificial Intelligence (AI), e-governance, and access to information, convened by Nigeria's National Committee on the Information for All Programme (IFAP) in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Communications and Digital Economy. It highlights the unprecedented speed of AI development and the global challenge of implementing AI, e-governance, and access to information for sustainable national development. The roundtable aims to brainstorm benefits and risks, harness opportunities for empowered citizens, and promote inclusive approaches for information access and open data. The speech outlines IFAP's role in promoting access to information, supporting training, fostering local content, and encouraging international standards and networking. It notes that while Nigeria excels in these areas, a unified approach at UNESCO conferences is needed. The IFAP committee, with the National Librarian/CEO as Chairperson, includes various national stakeholders and has contributed to achievements like facilitating the Freedom of Information Bill. The speech emphasizes that successful international partnerships depend on understanding Nigeria's position in AI and information access, asserting that the roundtable will yield a working document for policy development and implementation, contributing Nigeria's voice to global discussions
CSS 212: The sociology of punishment and correction
Get PDFThe materials have been developed to extensively cover every aspect of punishment and correction, whether in Nigeria and other countries of the world. It is a broad area of study without any limit to its context.• History and efficacy of punishment.
• Philosophies of punishment.
• Historical overview of institutional corrections.
• The general nature of the prison community.
• Classification, reception and case work.
• Prison labor.
• Release from prison.
• Probation.
• Theoretical framework of the prisons system.
• Purposes and goals of the criminal sanction.
• The choice of a sanction.
• Issues on capital punishment (death penalty).
• Sentencing practices.
• The inmates social code and functions.
• Re-socialization within walls.
• The pains of imprisonment.
• Prisonization.
• Standard minimum rules for the treatment of prisoners.
• Limitation of treatment in prisons.
• Classification as part of treatment in the prison system.
• Group therapy with offenders.
• Modification of the criminal value system.
• Evolution and philosophies of prisons system in Nigeria.
• Penological policies of the Nigerian criminal justice system.
• Penal practices in Nigeria.
• Punishment as a deterrent: how effectiveness has it been? (a case of Nigerian environment).
• Awaiting trial and holding charge in Nigeria criminal justice system.
• Prisoner’s rights and civil disabilities of ex-convicts in Nigeria.
• Nigerian prison after care services.
• The advocacy for deinstitutionalization of sentences in Nigeria.
• Various recommendations on prisons reform
Address by the National Librarian at the 2022 National Library Human capacity development for Professional Librarians and corporate staff
Get PDFIt is the fourth in the line of training engagements for National Library staff. Staff will be taken through the state-of-the-art skill sets required for global best practices in library operations and services, corporate/ technical operations and services as well as general personnel skills outlook.The address by the National Librarian at the 2022 National Library human capacity development for professional librarians and corporate staff held at the Centre for Advanced Library Management (CALIM) Enugu state from 12th- 15th October 202
A legal appraisal of property rights of women in Nigeria
Get PDFA legal appraisal of property rights of women in Nigeria. This paper seeks to discuss the impediments/restrictions to the actualization of women's property rights. The paper examines the relevant laws and their effectiveness.Introduction. Conceptual Clarification. Property Right Human Rights. Women Rights. Property Rights of Woman. An Overview of Land Ownership in Nigeria. Property Rights of Woman in Nigeria: Historical Background. Property Rights of Nigerian Women: Matters Arising. Conclusion
Daily Trust Friday, February 4, 2022
Get PDFDangote Kaduna Peugeot Assembly rolls out new cars, pg.28; World Cancer Day:Patients lament treatment gaps in Nigeria, pg.3; Lai, Aregbesola, Yari set to fight back as APC inaugurates state excos, pg.16; FG links 96 persons, 156 coys to terrorism financing, pg.5; 2023: Kwankwaso in tight corner, weighs three options, pg.4; Nigeria needs to address high fertility rate –Buhari, pg.6; 18 killed, 3 injured in Yobe road crash, pg.12; 4 family members found dead in Abuja poultry farm, pg.14; 10,000 road crashes kill 5,000 in Nigeria annually – FRSC, pg4; Insecurity: Enough is enough, youths tell FG, pg.4; Alaafin, Tinubu hail translation of Nigeria’s constitution in indigenous languages, pg.5; N2.4bn ‘fraud’: Save me from EFCC’s harassment, Okorocha begs Buhari, pg.6; Our health sector still faces critical challenges – Osinbajo, pg.6; Mass transit: Zulum launches 610 taxis, tricycles, buses in Maiduguri…Targets 3,200 beneficiaries, pg.7; Bandits kill village head, 5 others,abduct 5 in Katsina, pg.8; Abduljabbar: Court orders return of first prosecution witness, pg.8; 14-year-old France girl memorised Qur’an in 4 months in Nigeria, pg.10; Buhari committed to achieving peace in Nigeria Dingyadi, pg.10; Release our people or take them to court,families of BDC operators tell Buhari, pg.12; Kogi cuts off water supply for 5weeks for repairs, pg.12; UK to help Nigeria tackle terrorism, other crimes, pg.12; FCT polls: 473 candidates,14 political parties to battle for 63 positions, pg.14; Estate developers flouting FCT rules – Reps committee, pg.14; Hijab: Several injured as peaceful protest turns violent in Kwara, pg.14; Cancer Day: Group Identifies awareness creation as fighting tools, pg.14; Gunmen invade Edo farm, kill staff , burn down 20-hectare rubber plantation, pg.35; Motorcyclists supplying food, drinks to kidnappers get N10,000 per operation, pg.35; Man arrested for sodomy, rape in Yobe, pg.35; Court remands teenager charged with complicity in friend’s death, pg.35; Court remands Ogun teenagers for killing girlfriend, pg.35. AEPB arraigns over 1,000 Abuja residents for failure to obtain waste bins, pg.35. Fulani radio organizes workshop for journalists on migrants’ rights, issues, pg.35; Lagos govt demolishes shanties, pg.35; IoD rewards Lafarge, pg.35; Abia cyclist kills colleague over plate of rice, pg.14; After inauguration of state excos, Lai
Mohammed, Aregbesola, Yari set to fight back, pg.16; INEC to cancel ‘idle’ polling units after 2023, pg.16; 2023: Gbajabiamila drums support for Plateau Rep, Gagdi, pg.16; Yakasai to Clark: Stop issuing threats over 2023 presidency, pg.16; Ekiti governorship: The battle of the anointed candidates, pg.17; Senate deputy minority leader joins APC, pg.17; I don’t need Uzodimma’s blessing to contest for presidency Okorocha, pg.17; Ebonyi APC faction meets in Abuja, seeks recognition, pg.17; How Russia overshadows France in Africa, pg.20; Tinubu saga: Who is Bola Ahmed Tinubu, pg.20; Stop the extrajudicial killings, pg.21; As 2023 ticks in - A tight race beckons (II).pg,21; The wisdom of consensus in party primaries, pg.22; Cancer awareness, knowledge as tools, pg.22; Ogun/Oyo initiative on security is a welcome development, pg.22; Experts chide FG over disparaging comment on NBS, pg.24; Sterling Bank, founder institute fellowship award ,holds in February, pg.25; Host communities to get 3 modular refineries each – HOSCON, pg.25; US firm introduces new messaging app in Nigeria, pg25; Masari wants Katsina international entry points reopened, pg.25; PIA: Reps move to transfer assets of defunct NNPC to NNPC Ltd, pg.26; FG needs 100,000 fine, pg.47; I fought Watford to release Sarr, says Cisse, pg.47; CAF reschedules Burkina Faso, Cameroon third place match, pg.47; Enablers of the return of the military in West Africa, pg.48; Injury-plagued Thiem eyes Indian Wells return, pg.48; Lampard admits tough task as he prepares for Everton bow, pg.48
reading as a panacea for societal problems
Get PDFA Welcome address by the National Librarian/CEO, Professor Chinwe Veronica Anunobi at the annual readership promotion campaign for north-central zone with the theme: reading as a panacea for societal problems.
The Campaign is designed to awaken reading consciousness among Nigerians by way of promoting the availability and use of good reading materials by all and sundry as well as collectively seek solutions to the obstacles to reading culture in Nigeria. The RPC is being held at the North Central Zone which comprises: Benue, Kogi, Kwara, Nasarawa, Niger and Plateau States
NDIC Quarterly Journal Repository Policy
Get PDFNDIC quarterly permits authors to self-archive all versions of their article or the publisher’s version of their article. The Journal’s policy on self-archiving is described in this article.NDIC quarterly journal repository polic
Process guide for registration of lands for obtaining statutory right of occupancy.
Get PDFIn accordance with the provision of Section 9 of the land use act of 1978, Delta state have established user friendly property registration process for the purpose of the issuance of statutory right of occupancy (SC of O) and customary right of occupancy (RC of O) respectively through the ministry of lands and survey and the local government council respectively. For the purpose of clarity: Certificate of occupancy (SC of O) is a land title document issued by the governor evidencing the grant of a statutory right of occupancy on land in urban areas. Customary rights of occupancy (RC of O) is a legal document issued by the local government chairman evidencing the grant of customary right of occupancy on lands in rural areas. For more information, visit any Local Government council office.For individual and Corporate Statutory Rights of Occupancy; Step by Step Process Guild for Registration of Lands for Obtaining Statutory Right of Occupancy