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Welcome to Ibadan. Ibadan is the capital city of Oyo State. At Nigeria's independence it was the largest and most populous city in Nigeria and third behind Accra and Cairo in Africa. It still remains the largest city by land area in Nigeria. Located in the south western part of Nigeria, it is populated mostly by the Yorubas. Ibadan was founded in 1829 during a time of great strife within the Yoruba Kingdom. Initially intended to be a war camp for warriors coming from other parts of Yorubaland, owing to its location in the fringes of the rainforest, Ibadan became an emerging market for traders and goods coming from both the grasslands and the forest. Unlike other Yoruba cities with traditional institutions of monarchy however, In Ibadan, the warrior class became the rulers of the city as well as the most important economic group. Which is why the ruler of Ibadan is called Olubadan (Olu of Ibadan meaning lord of Ibadan) and not Oba.  Now forget all you have probably heard about Ibad

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Former British lawmaker, Eric Joyce who has found himself in the news lately due to his comments on the health status of President Muhammadu Buhari has explained why he thinks the Nigerian President has passed on. He had in some of his twitter posts, declared that the President, who has been away to the United Kingdom for medical attention, is dead. He wrote on his twitter handle, “Nigeria’s president, Muhammadu Buhari, was last seen by people other than his own staff in early May. “According to his staff, he handed over ‘co-ordinating power’ to his Vice President and headed to London for medical treatment. “Shortly beforehand, he had returned two months ago from London, after he  received medical treatment over there. “His staff now say that he will soon return to Nigeria, but he may then return shortly thereafter to London for more medical treatment. “For three weeks, the presidency has failed to prove any evidence that President Buhari is very healthy. “There has been no de

Lagos State is up there as the most important state in the country. It also has the largest economy, and attracts the most tourists. Situated in the southwestern corner of the country, this little state is anything but when you’re looking for things to do or places to go. You will be spoilt for choice of things to do in Lagos. You can spend time simply relaxing on one of the beautiful Lagos beaches, or have a fun family day out at one of the museums, art centers, markets, and malls. If you like to be active, there are tons of events, parties and festivals you can attend. There are also relaxation spots as the hustle and bustle of Lagos can wind you up fast.  There’s an abundance of historical and cultural landmarks as well, or if you prefer sports, how about horse riding, tennis or golf? Lagos really does have something for everyone, whether you’re here alone, with friends or with family, so read on for things to do. 1. Lekki Conservation Area This place is an oasis of calm and fr

Lagos State is up there as the most important state in the country. It also has the largest economy, and attracts the most tourists. Situated in the southwestern corner of the country, this little state is anything but when you’re looking for things to do or places to go. You will be spoilt for choice of things to do in Lagos. You can spend time simply relaxing on one of the beautiful Lagos beaches, or have a fun family day out at one of the museums, art centers, markets, and malls. If you like to be active, there are tons of events, parties and festivals you can attend. There are also relaxation spots as the hustle and bustle of Lagos can wind you up fast.  There’s an abundance of historical and cultural landmarks as well, or if you prefer sports, how about horse riding, tennis or golf? Lagos really does have something for everyone, whether you’re here alone, with friends or with family, so read on for things to do. 1. Lekki Conservation Area This place is an oasis of calm and fr

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The Acting President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria Professor Yemi Osinbajo made the statement clear yesterday in Abuja at the colloquim on ``Biafra: 50 years after’’ organized by the Yar’ Adua Foundation at the Shehu Musa Yar’ adua Centre, Abuja.  Acting President Yemi Osinbajo has delivered a dispassionate call for the nation to remain united and to stay away from the breakup decision especially the Igbos who are agitating for the existence of Biafra. Prof. Osinbajo said Nigerian s should think more of what unites them than what separates them. “No country is perfect; around the world we have seen and continue to see expressions of intra-national discontent,” the acting president said. “The truth is that many, if not most nations of the world are made up of different peoples and cultures and beliefs and religions, who find themselves thrown together by circumstance.” Below is the full text of the Acting President’s Speech delivered at the occasion. BEING THE TEXT OF THE SPE

Yo ur time at university 1. What have you learned from your studies that can be applied to a career in investment banking? You might initially think that if you haven't done a degree in finance or economics you haven't got very much to offer an investment bank, but you'd be wrong. Any numerate discipline will have given you a mathematical toolkit that will come in useful in technical banking work, and any good degree proves that you're intelligent, hardworking, and effective under pressure. Extra-curricular activities may have given you a wealth of other skills that are valuable at an investment bank, such as being able to juggle a number of commitments and work with others. You could even choose to study a related Masters degree to help make your CV stand out, such as the  MSc in Finance at Cass Business School . Your motivation for working in banking 2. Why do you want to become an investment banker and is there anything that puts you off working in investment

It's no longer a new thing to the Tijanniyyah Muslims in every region in Nigeria and also worldwide that the birth of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) is celebrated every year. This year, there had been a lot of Maolids which are regarded as been unforgettable in the memory  of the murrids and muridahs of the Faedotu Tijanniyyah, and one of them is the Maolid Nabiyy that held at Ede, Osun State and of which the host of the programme is our respected father, a scholar, a saint and also the successor of Sheik Ibrahim Inyass in the whole region of Ede, Fadilat Sheik Abdul Kareem Muhammad Raji Bello (RTA). The programme started around 12:00 a.m and before the commencement of the programme, a lot of Dhikr were recited to entertain the murrids and murridahs, sayyids and sayyidahs. It got to a point whereby people felt like the azakhir should continue till the end of the programme. This is to tell how excited p eople were during the recitation of Dhikr. Apart from the host of the prog