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Big Brother Naija housemate, Ilebaye Precious Odiniya, has won the All Stars edition of the reality TV show and will be going home with N120,000,000 and other prizes. Here are 10 things to know about her: 1. Ilebaye was born on May 9, 2001 in Lokoja, Kogi State. 2. She hails from the Igala tribe of Olamaboro local government area of Kogi State. 3. She had her secondary school education at the Federal Government Girls’ College, Kabba. 4. She has a degree in Criminology and Security Studies from Salem University, Lokoja. 5. During her childhood, she starred in popular movie productions like "Papa Ajasco" by Wale Adenuga Productions. 6. Ilebaye is a professional fashion model and entrepreneur. 7. She contested in BBNaija Season 7 "Level Up"  but was evicted after  three weeks. 8. Ilebaye is the youngest housemate in the BBN All-Stars edition. 9. She is the daughter of Hon. Emmanuel Godson Odiniya and Mrs. Odiniya. Her father is an Abuja-based politician. 10. She is the

By Jamila Dahiru  (Hon. Commissioner of Education, Bauchi state) As a kid, I was lucky to grow up in a large family where everything seemed to be done in an organized routine. My siblings and I would wake up in the morning, get ready for school, and make sure to behave ourselves. You see, my father was a strict disciplinarian, and we had no choice but to toe the line.  We had a few almajiris who would assist us with errands around the house. Strangely enough, I found myself drawn to them, organising their tasks and taking charge just like the way I see us behave in the house. Little did I know that my influence would impact their lives so profoundly. When I reached Junior Secondary School 3 and I had to go to a boarding school, these guys showed up, all gloomy and in tears, wondering who would take care of them once I was gone.! I had to took it upon myself to remind them of their duties and how to conduct themselves—a sort of pep talk— whenever I am leavening for the school. Sometimes

"If you are not professional in what you are doing even if you have focus, determination and passion, you will not succeed" Bauchi State Commissioner of Education, Hajiya (Dr.) Jamila Dahiru (1st Zinariyan Rahama and Jarumar Wunti) says the secret behind her success is that she is passionate, professional, ready and focused to carry out her job. During an Interactive Session organized by Arewa Students Orientation Forum (ASOF) today in Bauchi, Hajiya Jamila motived and inspired a group of students through her eloquent narration of her life journey.  The Session was aimed to bring together student leaders and representatives, including Student Union Government members, State and Local Government Presidents, and individuals invested in education.  They will be present to hear about your inspirational journey, struggles, and achievements according to ASOF chairman, Bauchi Chapter, Kabiru Dauda. Hajiya Jamila unveiled that "I am from humble background". She was born in

HAJIYA (DR.) JAMILA MOHAMMED DAHIRU Education is one of the key gifts that Almighty ever bestowed upon human creatures, it is through education that human beings learnt to differentiate rights from wrongs. Thus, the importance of it can never be quantified. The professionals mandated of imparting it perform absolutely well when strong supervisory team is put in place. It is on this note therefore people that steer the affairs of Ministry of Education in Bauchi state needs messiah like Hajiya (Dr.) Jamila Dahiru  who is vast in experience, upright in manner, managerially skilled and technologically equipped.  The vibrant academic cum politician has performed brilliantly well in her leadership of just five months as Bauchi State Commissioner for Education and therefore, her projects and legacies will be of use for decades. Teachers were engaged in trainings through which they learn best teaching practices. New learning methods using fun were adopted. Parents shower encomiums following im

Governor Bala Mohammed Education plays a strategic role in producing the new generation that would help in solving the numerous problems bedevilling our society. A lot of people are mostly concerned about basic education, while some only go extra mile to get secondary or tertiary education in order to meet the demands of the contemporary society. They sacrifice their time and resources just to reach that level of education because they realize the ultimate goal and key to achieving a better future is through education. Education is one of the most powerful weapons for change. It is essential in protecting and empowering society. The goal of education is to provide access to a better future as well as skills and to curb moral decadence. Crucial to the development of the society, Bauchi State Government considers education as its key area of interest which is why it is investing heavily in the sector.  Delivery of free and quality education to the teeming pupils and students in its schoo

Women inclusion in governance and politics is one of the major campaign promises of His Excellency, Governor Bala Abdulkadir Muhammed (Kauran Bauchi) of Bauchi state and is of crucial importance to development of the State and Nigeria at large. It is an incontestable fact that in Bauchi State, many women have the capacity to play key roles in almost every facet of life be it political, social and even economic in the state building. Therefore, their roles should always be recognized and appreciated. Their outstanding performance in different fields and disciplines ushered their successes to have emerged as leaders, administrators, educator, politicians, academics and many more. A distinguished noble icon among these great successful women is Dr. Hajiya Jamila Muhammad Dahiru who was recently appointed as Honourable Commissioner and member Bauchi State Executive Council. Her engagement in the state cabinet came without surprise as her distinct leadership style, vast knowledge and profes

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  It had been reported that the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) mandated telcoms in the country to block all SIM cards that are not registered with NIN. This means that failure of the subscribers to update their registration records with operators with NIN will lead to the blocking or disconnection of the line. NIMC said that Nigerians already enrolled in the NIMC scheme but have lost their NIN should dial *346# to retrieve the NIN. It also said that USSD code is available on MTN, Airtel, Glo and 9mobile. However, some Nigerians who have the NIN are still unsure how to go about linking their phone numbers to the 11-digit number. Here are the few steps to link your phone number with your NIN across the major networks at the comfort of your home or office. For MTN users To link your NIN, simply dial *785# using the phone number you wish to link, enter your NIN and submit or; Dial *785#Your NIN# from the phone number you wish to link. The number will be linked to your NIN automat

  The Honourable Minister of Communications and Digital Economy, Dr Isa Ali Ibrahim Pantami FNCS, FBCS, FIIM today officially decorated 4 security personnel attached to him who were recently promoted to higher ranks in the Nigeria Police Force. The Honourable Minister, Dr Pantami while decorating the gallant officers expressed delight with the elevation and called on the officers to be diligent, dedicated and proactive in discharging their respective duties. The concern officers include (S) 1. SGT Williams Monday, promoted to the rank of Inspector 2. SGT Ibrahim Aliyu, promoted to the rank of Inspector 3. CPL Naziru Arabi, promoted to the rank of Sergeant 4.CPL Shamsu Ibrahim, promoted to the rank of Sergeant