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Why Hillary Clinton Keeps Calling on Kids at Town Halls

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If you’re under the age of 14, you’ll probably never get a chance to vote for Hillary Clinton. But you might get a chance to ask her a question. In recent months, the Democratic frontrunner has called on kids as young as six during town-hall meetings. The strategy ensures that she’ll get a softball question which she can answer by talking about being a grandmother and promising to fight for the next generation, two of her campaign’s favorite themes. Read More...

9ice vs. Flavour: Who is greater?

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Nigerians discussed their greatness and forced people to pick a side. Here are the best tweets from the debate; ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Who is greater between the two? First off, all debates don't have to end in an oversimplified battle of 'either or' with no grey areas and no metrics. In music, greatness is a summation of talent, ability, application of talent and ability for hits, acclaim, awards, impact, discography and mileage over a period of time. Read More...

Attahiru Jega, Okebukola Gets New Federal Appointment

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Ex-INEC Chairman, Prof Attahiru Jega, (Photo Credit: myjoyonline.com) A former chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission, (INEC), Prof Attahiru Jega, alongside the past executive secretary of the National Universities Commission, Prof Peter Okebukola, and others have been tasked by the federal government to review Nigeria’s university system. Peter Okebukola, a former executive secretary of the NUC, was also included in a committee set up by the government. Abubakar Rasheed, executive secretary, National Universities Commission (NUC), made this known on Monday after he appeared before the senate committee on tertiary institutions and TETFUND. Read More...