Olajumoke Adenowo, has been named as the winner of Forbes Woman Africa Entrepreneur Award for 2020.
The American magazine announced this on March 6 [2020], at a Gala Dinner and Awards ceremony, which took place in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa.
The Forbes Woman Africa Entrepreneur Award recognises remarkable women across the African continent making a significant impact on their immediate communities.
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Kayode Adeuja has emerged one of the winners of the Global HR Awards at the 28th edition of the World HRD Congress in Mumbai, India, with a celebrated listing and citation as one of the “501 Fabulous Global HR Leaders”.
For the first time in its 28-year history, the World HRD Congress introduced a Talent Listing, featuring “501 Fabulous Global HR Leaders”, to showcase leaders of the world who set big examples for transformation and change.
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Chidozie Ojobor has emerged the first Canadian University student to win the MPOWER Financing Global Citizen Scholarship valued at $5,000.
He was picked by MPOWER staff out of 1,121 eligible applications – which they cite as a record number of applicants.
The $5,000 scholarships were awarded on the strength of applicants’ essay submissions. Ojobor’s submission identified the need to address the threat of superbugs.
Force Headquarters (FHQ) Abuja has emerged as the overall winner of the Nigeria Police Games tagged “Anambra 2020” held on the 7th of March 2020.
Force Headquarters (FHQ) Abuja won a total of 274 medals comprising of 118 gold, 80 silver and 74 bronze to top the overall medals table to relegate defending champions Zone 2 to 2nd place with 230 medals.
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Adamu Shehu Muazu and Elizabeth Nuhu have emerged overall national winners of the second edition of 32 Kilometers Tito Makurdi Marathon race held in Makurdi, Benue state.
Adamu Shehu Muazu from Kaduna State, won the male category in 1 hour 26 minutes to receive the cash prize of ₦100,000 and pack of Tito Yoghurt.
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The 2020 Sunny Ojiya Photograph Event is organized to recognize and honor the exemplary life of Sunny Ojiya.
27-year-old Dr. Nemitari Ajienka has been appointed as a Senior Lecturer in Computer Science at Nottingham Trent University, United Kingdom.
This appointment makes him the youngest Senior Lecturer at Nottingham Trent University.
Dr. Nemtari Ajienka was promoted to a senior teaching member staff at the university after he got an appointment as a junior lecturer in 2017 at Edge Hill University.
In the words of Dr. Nemitari Ajienka:
“After 2 years+ at Edge Hill University (EHU), UK as a Lecturer, I’m happy to have officially joined Nottingham Trent University (NTU), UK as a Senior Lecturer at 27. Grateful to both EHU and for the opportunities and experience.”