Erica, one of the housemates of the ongoing Big Brother
Naija will be a slut outside the BBNaija House, a
controversial Nigerian journalist, Kemi Olunloyo
has said.
Reach.ng reports that the controversial journalist made this
comment in reaction to the love triangle between the Big Brother
Naija Housemates, Laycon, Kiddwaya, and Erica.
This online news platform recalls that Erica, a female Housemate
of the ongoing BBNaija Lockdown show, said she is physically
attracted to Kiddwaya who she described as her “Bestie and
Special friend” during Sunday live eviction.
Earlier, Erica had told Laycon that she is “mentally
attracted” to him, however, despite knowing this, Laycon
has continued to “apply pressure” as advised by
another housemate, Brighto whom most of the viewers see as a
“bad adviser.”
Laycon in reaction to the description of Erica’s feelings
towards him had said he would prefer if he keeps his distance from
his love interest, but despite insisting he keeps distance from
her, he has been seen talking to Erica about his feelings.
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Reacting to Erica’s decision to stick with Kidd as her “Special
friend” whom she is attracted to physically and still being around
Laycon whom she said she is “mentally attracted” to, Kemi Olunloyo
in a tweet, said: “#Laycon will win this show. Erica will be a
slut outside the house. Her dangerous 24hr smile with rolling eyes
She will break apart if a man ever dumps her. She needs to GO! Next
week. #BBLaycon is a winner. Says the distance a good thing
#kemitalksbbnaija #bbnaija2020 #BBNaijialockdown2020.”
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NITDA Sharpens ICT Skills of Creative Kids for
Self-Development
The Director General (DG) of the National Information Technology
Development Agency (NITDA), Mallam Kashifu Inuwa, has advised
participants of the ‘Creative Kids Online Training Programme’ to
improve and sharpen their Information and Technology (IT)
skills.
According to him, doing so will tremendously contribute to the
socio-economic development of the country.
Mal. Inuwa, meanwhile, has assured all the trainees of the
Creative Kids online programme of the agency’s support, to further
develop their IT skills.
The DG, who was represented by Dr. Usman Gambo Abdullahi,
Director of IT Infrastructure Solutions, spoke at the graduation
ceremony of the online training.
He said what the children have learnt and accomplished in their
training shows what they can achieve in the nearest future,
especially in the field of global ICT.
He explained that there was a need for the children to keep
improving on the skills they have learnt, urging them to harness
such skills for the socio-economic development of the country.
“We have to ensure that our children learn. Because we cannot
afford, as a country, to be left behind in technology,” he
said.
Continuing, Inuwa added: “We have highly-talented individuals,
especially in the area of information technology. By showing
sustained interest in this field, you are not only going to be
improving yourself, you can also become problem solvers, inventors,
and innovators, who will create job opportunities and equally
contribute your quota in realizing a smarter Nigeria.
“The opportunities it offers are limitless. Look at the global
impact of Microsoft’s Bill Gates and Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg, as
a result of their interest in technology. In Nigeria, we have
Mitchell Elegbe, Sim Shagaya, and Tayo Oviosu, to mention a few,
who are doing phenomenal things with technology”.
The NITDA Boss, while congratulating the organisers of the
training, appreciated 3logy for training the kids to acquire and
develop digital literacy skills, especially in emerging
technologies.
He said: “The federal government has made a strong policy
commitment to making Nigeria a ‘Smart Nigeria’ by the year 2030.
And one of the pillars to actualizing that is through the
acquisition of “digital literacy and skills”.
“As a nation, it is important that we have a younger generation
that is equipped with adequate digital skills, that will enable
them compete favorably in today’s digital age.”
Earlier, moderator of the ceremony, Mrs. Rahinat Muhammad, said
the children were full of potentials and needed to have memorable
experiences in acquiring requisite ICT skills, so as to become the
country’s future IT wizards.
Among the children participants were: Aliyu Bashir Gwandu, who
won the ‘Most Determined Participant’ award; Amina and Abubakar
Maida, received the ‘Most Punctual Participants’ award; while
Labeeb Muhammad won the ‘Most Well-Behaved Participant’ award.
In the four-week long training, the children were introduced to
robotics, the popular new Python programming for beginners, and
some other emerging information technologies.