FORBES RELEASES A LIST OF THE RICHEST PEOPLE IN THE US

2. Bill Gates
Net Worth: $67 billion
Source of wealth: Microsoft

4.  Warren Buffett
Net worth: $53.5 billion
Source of wealth: Berkshire Hathaway
5.  Larry Ellison
Net worth: $43 billion
Source of wealth: Oracle

DCCR Sets up Multi-Million Naira Office in Lekki Phase 1

DCCR, home to music acts: Alabai, Ruthless Diva, Sym 19 and CRIBX Champagne and Wine brands recently berth its official headquarters and Studios at a mansion located in Lekki Phase 1 and currently open

LINDA IKEJI'S DAD CELEBRATES HIS 7OYRS OLD BIRTHDAY

The blogger ,who in her recent post told us that her father just clocked 70yrs this month.kudos to you linda                                  comment

How A Single National Park Might Help Transform a Nation: Haiti's Pic Macaya

Haiti’s Challenges
Haiti’s President Michel Martelly (“Sweet Micky” to his music fans) has been urging the world to view Haiti as a tourist destination. It certainly used to be. In 1975, Hillary and Bill Clinton honeymooned in Haiti, as have countless other couples. More importantly, Haiti is, for all her heartache, simply magnificent. And it is worth reminding people that Port-au-Prince is less than a 90-minute flight from Miami or Fort Lauderdale.
In addition to the country’s extraordinary cultural, historic and artistic traditions, Haiti possesses a unique ecological situation, certainly challenged but also, sublime .
The challenges are all too recognizable. Unlike, to the northwest, neighboring Cuba’s 53 protected areas, 3 of them being World Heritage Sites, approximately 22 percent of that country being under some form of protection; and to the East, the Dominican Republic, with its 67 protected areas including 16 national parks, a demonstrative network of eco-tourist sites and

#AMVCA cocktail party celebs attendance

Darenle Opens Up About How Himself And Goldie Already picked a Dress For Tonite Show

The host for tonights AMVCA Award tonight which will be having a lot celebs ,opens up to the fact that himself and goldie already picked their outfit for the show ,and how they had plans for

Power outage expected in Abuja airport from 10 a.m-10.30 p.m Sunday – FAAN

Abuja, March 9, 2013 (NAN) Power supply at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, will be interrupted between 10 a.m. and 10.30 p.m. on Sunday.
The Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria (FAAN) said in a statement that “the proposed interruption on March 10 is to allow the agency to improve on power supply at the airport.’’  According to the statement signed by the agency’s spokesman, Mr Yakubu Dati, the temporary disconnection is to enable

Tinsel stars ready to totally dazzle on the #AMVCA red carpet tonight.

The stars of the intriguing soap opera(TINSEL) twitted that they are just about ready to dazzle the on coming #AMVCA this evening at 19;00 on Africa magic. hmmmmm cant wait .                

MUST SEE THIS! PLAYSTATION4 FINALLY OUT

Recently Sony announced the release of the new and latest playstation which is playstation 4 (PS 4). The latest salvo in its ongoing rivalry with Microsoft At an event that was held in Hammerstein Ballroom at New York’s Manhattan Center. The actual price for the device was not actually announced but from the look of things its like the playstation 4 will sell for £300 Starting from this coming christmas. Also the actual configuration of the device was not actually mentioned too but with hope in technology we expect an advanced and improved technology in the device.                                                                                                                                                                                                    what do think be the first to comment.

MUST READ,SCHOOLS SELLING POST UME FORMS FOR BUSINESS.

It has become an obvious fact that Nigeria post ume exercise is more of a business transaction than a screening exercise.its discouraging to know that schools actually sell thousands of post-utme forms(65thousand and still counting) and will only intend to accept a few thousand (maximum 5000) after the so-called screening exercise ,and pocket the money from the form from students who they do not intend to  offer admission to.This has only help to make jamb and institution rich and leaving our aspiring youth frustrated and after some few years of trying and staying at home they tend to be desperate to go to school irrespective of the course finally offered to them.what do you guys think is the remedy lets talk.

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Govt must subsidize computers for students

Chief Leo Stan Ekeh, Chairman, Zinox

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THE Federal Government has been called upon, as a matter of urgent national importance, to initiate a policy of subsidy of computer ownership for students at various levels of education in the country.
Chairman of Zinox Technologies, Chief Leo Stan Ekeh made this call in Lagos while receiving officials of Intel Corporation of the US who paid him a visit.
Chief Ekeh said that if the aviation sector could have Aviation Development Fund, the maritime sector, the Ship Acquisition and Ship Building Fund among others, then there is no need why computer ownership and education for the nation’s children should not have such a fund.
And for the nation’s technological development, he added

MTN gives 238 less privileged students N47.6bn worth of scholarship

About 238 Nigerian students in public tertiary institutions in the Northern zone, were recently presented with N200,000 scholarship awards, each, by the MTN foundation.
The scholarship, the 4th in the series of MTNF science and technology scholarship and MTNF Scholarship awards for blind students comprised of 205 science and technology students and 33 blind students, drawn from various institutions of higher learning across the country.
Presenting the award, Chairman, MTN Foundation, Ambassador Hamzat Ahmadu, said the gesture was born out the organization’s passion to reward excellence in students who were found worthy and have worked extremely hard and deserve an opportunity to pursue their dreams of higher education.
‘‘We celebrate academic excellence in students who have worked extremely hard

Lady Gaga Buys Tank Of 27 Koi Carp Fish To Help Her Recover From Hip Surgery?

The 'You & I' singer is back at home after having surgery on her hip at the end of last month.

Lady Gaga has reportedly ordered a tank of koi carp to entertain her during her recovery from hip surgery.

The 'Marry The Night' singer is currently recovering from surgery to repair a tear in her hip, after being forced to cancel the final leg of her 'Born This Way Ball' world tour because of the injury.

According to fresh rumours, the US star had a batch of 27 koi carp shipped in specially from Japan to go in a tank she has installed in her house, so

Published On: Tue, Mar 5th, 2013 Business | By Channels Television Zenith Bank To List $850 Million Shares On London Stock Exchange

Zenith Bank PLC expects the approval of British authorities for it to list up to $850 million of its shares later this month on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) as global depository receipts, a banker close to the deal said on Tuesday.
The London Stock Exchange said last week it expected an increase in new listings from African companies this year as businesses in the continent’s fast-growing economies seek to attract foreign investors.
Zenith said in October the secondary listing was aimed at improving

IT MIGHT BE AND MIGHT NOT BE HIV CURE

Researchers are calling the apparent disappearance of HIV in a baby born with the infection a ‘functional cure,’ and the media is hailing the news. Dr. Kent Sepkowitz on why they should tread more softly.

This week at the 20th annual Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Atlanta, a group of researchers announced they had achieved a “functional cure” of a newborn baby with HIV infection. The news made a major splash and raised hopes that a giant step forward in controlling this devastating infection was finally at hand.

Pediatric HIV expert Deborah Persaud, M.D., a virologist at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, who presented the findings at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Atlanta. (Johns Hopkins Children's Center)

To which I say—maybe. But probably not. The story is this: a pregnant woman with no prenatal care appeared in premature labor at a small rural hospital. She was not known previously to be HIV infected but on testing was found to have antibody to the virus. At this point, the infant was transferred to a larger hospital and tested for HIV itself and not for antibodies that might simply reflect the mother’s bloodstream. This test was repeatedly positive in the infant, though at surprisingly low levels,

                                                                                         Most federal university are said to be living in past glories.In a recent observation from university students ,it has been noticed that most federal universities actually are not what they actually pose to be both in academics and standard view,most schools do not take their efforts to enforce good quality education that builds up students in their chosen field of study.they spend so much time and effort just on theory that cant even be proved by the respective lectures especially in the so called sch of technologies,although they some exceptions but rare to find.The lack of relevant practicals in schools of technology is a major reason why  in our present world of technologies Nigerians(Nigeria) are not participants.We really need to wake up and take the bull by the horn and tackle this issues

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