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Hon. Datti Charge Nigeria Youth to Engage in Vocational Training
The House of Representative Member, Hon Garba Datti Muhammad, representing Sarbon Gari Federal constituency Kaduna, has charged the Nigerian Youth to think outside the box by engaging in vocational and skillful training. adsbygoogle || []).push({});
He reiterate this during a courtesy visit by the National Association of Kaduna state students in Abuja recently.
Honourable Datti encouraged the students to think outside the box and advocate for vocational training, considering the surging populace that can barely be catered for.
He insinuated that the federal government may not be able to employ everybody, hence the need for the students to be more productive to face the inevitable challenges that comes after graduation.
The contingent of student that comprises of students from ABU Zaria, Kaduna State university, Federal polytechnic Zaria, and Kaduna Polytechnic had seized the opportunity of the African Youth summit that took place in Abuja to visit the House of Representative Member.
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Three Types of Education You Must Give Your Child As a Muslim – Dr. Aliagan
By Abdulrahman Obaje
Imam (Dr) Sharafudeen Abdulsalam Aliagan, the Chairman/Founder, Ashraaf Islamic Foundation in a broad categorisation, has enumerates Islamic education, western education and traditional education as the three types of education that every parent must instils into his or her child.
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Imam Aliagan emphasizes these child educations during the 7th Annual Maolidu Nnabiy lecture series 2024 (1446AH) of Ashraaf Islamic Foundation held in Abuja, Nigeria; with a provoking theme that affect every household is, “Parenting and Child Education in Nigeria: Appraising the Plights of Orphans and Vulnerable Children”,
He said, “Parenting can make you or mar you, it can build you or destroy you. It can make you the friend of Allah or enemy of Allah if you fails in your responsibility as a parent”
“Child education is very important. It is the parent’s responsibility to give his or her children three categories of education.”
“You will all agree with me that as a Muslim, you will give them Islamic education, secondly western education and thirdly, traditional education.”
“These three category of education are important for child education.”, he said.
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Nigeria-born, Dr Kennedy Obohwemu Wins GBS Most Inspirational Lecturer Award In UK
From Joseph Amedu, Lokoja
A Nigeria-born UK Lecturer, Dr. Kennedy O. Obohwemu, has won the prestigious Most Inspirational Lecturer Award at the Global Banking School (GBS) Regional Awards in Birmingham, UK.
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GBS is a multi-award-winning higher education provider, operates several campuses across the UK and collaborates with multiple UK universities to offer vocational, undergraduate, and postgraduate programs.
In a dazzling award ceremony held in Birmingham on June 26, Dr. Obohwemu, a multiple award-winning international author, triumphed over a competitive field of nominees from numerous academic institutions within the region.
The award ceremony celebrated the outstanding contributions of lecturers who inspire and impact students across these diverse institutions.
This prestigious accolade recognizes exceptional teaching talent across university campuses in all regions of the West Midlands
The nominations came from all partnerships of GBS, including esteemed institutions such as Oxford Brookes University (OBU), Canterbury Christ Church University (CCCU), Suffolk University, Leeds Trinity University (LTU), Bath Spa University (BSU), and Pearson, among others.
Remarkably, Dr. Obohwemu, a Lecturer in Health and Social Care, joined GBS barely six months ago, making this win even more noteworthy.
His achievement demonstrates his passion and commitment to delivering high-quality teaching and inspiring others along the way.
It also highlights the profound impact he has made in a short time, earning the admiration and love of his students for his engaging teaching style and warm personality.
Dr. Obohwemu’s recognition as the Most Inspirational Lecturer underscores his dedication to educational excellence and his profound influence on the academic and personal development of his students.
His achievement highlights the remarkable quality of teaching at GBS and its partner universities, setting a benchmark for educational inspiration and leadership in the region.
In his remarks, Prof. Ray Lloyd, the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of GBS, said the award was not just the celebration of remarkable achievements of the educators, but also the profound impact they have on students and the broader academic community.
“Our award winners have shown extraordinary dedication, passion, and innovative teaching methods.
“Dr. Obohwemu, winner of the Most Inspirational Lecturer Award, has already made an indelible mark on our institution.
“His ability to connect with students and inspire them to reach their full potential is truly exceptional.
“We are incredibly proud to have him as part of the GBS family and look forward to seeing his continued positive influence on our academic community,” Lloyd said.
Reacting to the award, Obohwemu, said he was deeply honored and humbled to receive the Most Inspirational Lecturer Award.
Dr Obohwemu, who is also the Founder/CEO of PENKUP International, said the recognition was a testament to the incredible support he received from colleagues and the unwavering enthusiasm of his students.
He added: “Joining GBS just six months ago, I have been inspired by the commitment to excellence and the vibrant learning environment here.
“This award reinforces my belief in the transformative power of education and motivates me to continue striving for excellence in teaching.
“I dedicate this award to all my students whose curiosity and passion for learning drive me every day”.
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Khalifa Isyaka Rabiu University Appoints Former NECO Registrar As Pioneer VC
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