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Babcock University Disowns Alleged Honorary Certificate, Warns Public Against Fake Academic Documents

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 University Says Purported Certificate Is False, Unauthorized, and Not Issued Through Its Official Academic Processes Published by Vibernewss Website: vibernewss.com.ng Babcock University has issued a public notice distancing itself from an alleged honorary academic certificate that has been circulating online and attributed to the institution. In the statement, the university categorically declared that the document is false, unauthorized, and does not originate from Babcock University. According to the notice dated June 29, 2026, the university said its attention was drawn to fraudulent documents being circulated by individuals claiming to possess honorary certificates and academic distinctions allegedly issued by the institution. One of the documents specifically mentioned in the notice is a purported "Honorary Certificate" allegedly awarded by the Babcock University Biochemistry Computer Club to Oderhohwo Joseph Efe for achieving a "First Class Upper." The unive...

Sell Akara, Sell Roasted Corn" — Remi Tinubu's Advice to Nigerian Youth and Women Sparks Nationwide Debate

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 Nigeria's First Lady Urges Women and Youth to Embrace Small Businesses as a Path to Financial Independence Nigeria's First Lady, Oluremi Tinubu, has stirred widespread reactions after encouraging Nigerian women and young people to embrace small-scale businesses such as selling akara (bean cakes), roasted corn, and other local food items as a means of earning a living and achieving financial independence. Speaking during a public engagement, the First Lady emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship, self-reliance, and hard work in addressing the country's economic challenges. She urged Nigerians, particularly women and youths, not to look down on humble businesses, stressing that many successful entrepreneurs started from small beginnings. According to her, businesses like selling akara, roasted corn, and other locally produced items can provide a steady source of income while reducing dependence on white-collar jobs, which remain limited across the country. She noted th...