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Young and upcoming - zealousking changes his name to iTunes after dropping one of his singles on the 1st of November, 2020.

Young and upcoming - zealousking changes his name to iTunes after dropping one of his singles on the 1st of November, 2020. The young and upcoming star Divinefavour Ifeanyichukwu Ajuma, popularly known as iTunes changed his name from zealousking to iTunes   after dropping his latest single titled monalisa. He started recording at the studio last year september with his first hit which was a collaboration with other upcoming superstars "tony" and  "icon", which was titled "mama said". Other hits  were singles which can easily be downloaded on the inernet, with One of his hit songs being "isioloma",   with downloads hitting over 10k and streams on Google as " zeal isioma ". The 20 year old musician who is an indigin of abia state, Nigeria and an IT level ( undergraduate) of    The institute of Management and technology, enugu mentioned that the name iTunes is originated from the first letter of his surname and the tunes is gen...
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Students threaten to stage protest if FG fails to announce date of resumption within two weeks.

Students threaten to stage protest if FG fails to announce date of resumption within two weeks

Nigerian students in tertiary institutions have threatened to stage a protest if the Federal government fails to announce a date for resumption of academic activities in all institutions of learning within the next two weeks

 

The students have been at home since March when schools were shut down due to the COVID-19 pandemic.


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The students under the aegis the National Association of Polytechnic Students (NAPS), National Association of University Students (NAUS) and National Association of Colleges of Education Students (NANCES), at a virtual meeting, decried Federal Government’s approach towards resumption of learning institutions in the country.?

 

?They condemned the Federal government’s decision to cancel the 2020 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASCCE).? According to the students, WASSCE can be written while observing social distancing and other safety protocols.?

“It is hardly feasible that coronavirus may be eradicated in a fortnight and after months of observing several safety measures, there are little or no gains in the results so far recorded.?
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‘Huge funds have been used to contain the spread of the virus, but we still have poorly equipped medical centres across the country” they said

 

 The students urged the Federal government to stop salaries of university teachers and other officials for advocating the continued closure of schools without proffering solutions to the COVID-19 pandemic.?

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