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Embracing AI in higher education

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By Aaron Ukodie, Aaron Ukodie Continue, Ben Nsemo
| The Paradise
In this article, the author discusses the ramifications of artificial intelligence technology on the higher education sector, including the challenges, opportunities and urges the sector to embrace it. Despite many of us being used to saying ‘Hey Siri’ or asking ‘Alexa?,’ the emergence of very useful and powerful artificial intelligence applications has taken many by surprise. Indeed, when ChatGPT launched in November 2022, it caused something of a fierce debate.
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Truckers knock Tinubu over petrol subsidy removal, palliatives

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By Aaron Ukodie, Aaron Ukodie Continue
| The Paradise
Uche Nebuwa, the national president of the Heavy-Duty Truck Drivers Association, says there will be no remedy to the hike in the pump price of fuel caused by subsidy removal unless old refineries are repaired, condemning President Bola Tinubu government’s superficial palliatives to lessen the suffering of the masses. Mr Nebuwa stated this during the inauguration of the Uzoeghelu motor park, at Ugwu Nwasike-Nkwo market, along old Onitsha-Enugu road, Ogidi, Idemili North LGA, Anambra, on Thursday.
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NG-CARES: FG spends N900 million on COVID-19 palliatives in Borno

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By Aaron Ukodie, Aaron Ukodie Continue
| The Paradise
The federal government says it disbursed N900 million in Borno to mitigate COVID-19 impact under the country’s Action Recovery and Economic Stimulus NG-CARES programme. Junior finance minister Clem Agba disclosed this during the Ministerial Town Hall Meeting for stakeholders in Borno and Yobe in Maiduguri. Mr Agba said the programme was a $750 million World Bank-assisted multi-sectoral programme launched by President Muhammadu Buhari in July 2020.
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