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According to a press release from his company: “Zuckerberg is in Nigeria to listen and learn and take ideas back to California on how Facebook can better support tech development and entrepreneurship across Africa”.
He first visited a technology hub in Lagos called CC Hub.
Facebook says it was the technology entrepreneur’s first visit to the African continent.
He flew in from Italy where, among other things, he met Pope Francis and spoke about the “importance of connecting people, especially in parts of the world without internet access”, according to Mr Zuckerberg’s Facebook page.

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The Board of Nigeria Football Federation has described as no more than tales by moonlight, a report in an African football website that NFF President Amaju Pinnick came close to being impeached at the board’s meeting on Wednesday.
Chairman of the NFF Media and Publicity Committee, Hon. Suleiman Yahaya-Kwande said: “The NFF has never taken up issue with anyone or any organization for criticizing its work or disagreeing with its policies and decisions. However, outright fabrication of what someone expected or assumed to have transpired at a meeting or forum is unprofessional and condemnable.
“At no time during the meeting did any member mention the word ‘impeachment.’
“At all times, we welcome criticisms, because we don’t know it all and we have never pretended to do so. The communiqué was clear on what matters were deliberated upon at the meeting. We had earlier explained what transpired with regards to the Paul Le Guen issue. He was recommended but we failed to agree terms; it happens every now and again all over the world. You want to employ someone but you fail to reach agreement on terms and conditions of service and the deal is off.”
Yahaya-Kwande appealed to football –loving Nigerians to exercise a little more patience for the Board to hire a Technical Adviser for the Super Eagles. “The Board has given the the Technical and Development Committee a few more days to recommend another person who is highly –qualified and ready to willing to live in Nigeria, and who is ready to work with our indigenous coaches to qualify the Super Eagles for the 2018 FIFA World Cup.
“On the NFF board, we take decisions together. President Pinnick is not a lone ranger. The board remains united than ever.
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DCP DON N. AWUNAH, fsi. The Inspector General of Police, Ag.IGP Ibrahim K. Idris, NPM, mnihas expressed his satisfaction with the impressive performance of Police Officers in the re-run elections in Kogi and Imo States on 23rd July, 2016 and commended the officers for their unalloyed service to the nation.
As a lead security agency in democratic policing, the IGP commended the Police Officers for their personal and collective demonstration of patriotism, professionalism and commitment in ensuring that the re-run elections were conducted in an atmosphere of peace devoid of any breach of public security.
The ability of the Police Officers to dominate their areas of jurisdiction and supervision before, during and after the elections is a clear testimony of the police new resolve to adhere to international best practices in the conduct of elections.
The IGP said that the Nigeria Police force has developed workable strategy and a template that will guarantee future free, fair and credible election devoid of violence which was the characteristics of past elections in the country.
IGP Ibrahim K. Idris further said that the re-run elections in Kogi and Imo States are an index of subsequent elections in the country and particularly the upcoming elections in Rivers, Edo and Ondo States. These upcoming elections, the IGP asserted must be conducted within the framework of International acceptable standards of election security. He therefore, urged the officers to breast up to the new challenges.
The IGP appealed to all those engage in conduct of elections, particularly the active politicians and electorates to play by the rules of the game.
The Kogi and Imo re-run elections were supervised from the Police perspective by DIGs Funsho Adebanjo and Joshua Habila respectively.