Interview with Madam Kemi Olunloyo as she celebrated her 10 years on Twitter

 

Kemi Olunloyo, the founder of HNN Africa , a well-known Investigative Journalist, a blogger, an activist and social media personality. She celebrated her 10 years on twitter in a grand style with twitter hash tag #KemiTwitter10. Our correspondent interviewed her through a text chat interview where she shared with us things about herself. 

Social media not as influential as we think

In November 2007, 23-year-old Mark Zuckerberg nervously announced to a gathering of business analysts and marketers, “The next 100 years are going to be different for advertisers starting today. For the past 100 years, the media has been pushed out to people. But, now marketers are going to be a part of the conversation.”

5 Memorization Techniques for Students

Memorizing techniques for students is the state of mind to remember what you studied the time you wanted to remember it. The opposite of this technique is when you cannot remember something (i.e.: an answer for a question), this is when you should know more about these 5 memorization techniques for students.

1. Relax: the first technique you should use to remember all what you studied during the exam is to relax your mind and body so that you can breathe in a normal way to help you access your entire mind so that you fetch what you want with the least effort, here are some points to help you relax:

3 ways to grow your business on a budget

Many start-ups have a challenge in common - money. As you know, money is the oil on which the engine of your business runs, and grows. Money helps you develop usable products, advertise and make revenues from the business.
Developing a product or service is as good as the number of people who know of its existence. Today, therefore, I want to share simple tips that will help you maximize your company’s budget, as well as its growth.

Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics gets new president

The Academic Staff Union of Polytechnics (ASUP) has elected Mr Usman Dutse of the Federal Polytechnic, Bauchi, as its new president. He succeeds Mr Chibuzo Asomugba.

Dutse was declared winner by the ASUP Electoral Committee Chairman, Mr Precious Nwakodo, at the 13th National Delegates Conference in Bida, Niger State, on Thursday.
He polled 113 votes to defeat two other candidates, Mr Nda-Umar Idris and Alhaji Abdukaram Ibrahim, who scored 47 and 25 votes respectively.

Regular breakfast lowers heart disease, obesity risk —Expert

The Vice President of the Nutrition Society of Nigeria and lecturer of Biochemistry at the Federal University Oye-Ekiti, Dr. Bartholomew Brai, has enjoined members of the public to take breakfast regularly as it lowers the risk of cardiac related diseases and maintains healthy body weight.
He made the statement on Monday during the launch of new Nestle Milo beverage termed Milo Active-Go at the Ilupeju head office, Lagos.

How a teenage single mum became a millionaire

The teenage single mum who became a millionaire: Woman who left school at 17 reveals how she built a beauty empire and now splashes £250,000 on diamonds and stays in £1,000-a-night hotels
•Kate Stewart left school with no qualifications and had a baby at 17
•She’s now a wealthy businesswoman with ‘empire’ of beauty salons
•Spends £1,000 a night on hotel suites for business trips
•Uses ‘designer wardrobe room service’ so she doesn’t have to pack
•Loves to spend her money on diamonds as a show of wealth.

LASU students union protests increment in acceptance fee

The Lagos State University Students Union (LASUSU) on Tuesday urged the institution’s authorities to revert the increment of the newly-admitted students’ acceptance fee from N20,000 to N10,000.

Mr Adeyemi Onikoro‎, LASUSU Chairman, told the ‎News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that the reduction should be with immediate effect.

He said that such policy, if not reverted, may lead to a looming crisis from the students.
Onikoro said that the increment was another strategy devised by ‎the authorities to exploit the students and a technical way of increasing the school fees.

LASU acting VC shuns office over juju scare

More than 12 days after his appointment as the acting Vice-Chancellor of the Lagos State University, Prof. Fidelis Njokanma has refused to occupy his office at the Ojo campus of the institution, our correspondent gathered on Tuesday.

Instead, Njokanma, who is a professor of Medicine, is operating from the institution’s College of Medicine at Ikeja.