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Financial technology provider, SystemSpecs, has empowered Nigerian children by motivating on ideas on various means to enhance the country’s national security through technology.
A statement by the organisation on Tuesday said the technology firm motivated the top three students in both senior and junior categories of its 2021 Children’s Day Essay Competition, themed ‘Building a more secure Nigeria using technology’.
The Managing Director, SystemSpecs, John Obaro, praised the patriotism and ingenuity of all the participants in the essay competition.
“For our dear children who have taken it upon themselves to think about the use of technology in addressing what is probably the biggest challenge of our country today, security, we say thank you,” he said.
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Modern technology, with all of its astonishing changes, is entirely driven by innovations conceived in the human brain – an organ that weighs about 1.5kg.
Judging by how we effortlessly carry it about in our heads, the human brain is little. Yet, a Stanford study reveals that the brain’s memory capacity in the average adult can store the equivalent of 2.5 million gigabytes digital memory of information. Staggeringly awesome; not so?
With the brain, humans can perceive and interpret the world, understand their place in it, and develop their environment in ways that suit their needs. No wonder the creation of innovative ideas is considered uniquely human, and it is subject to advances in every aspect of human endeavours.
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Music now money-spinner for Nigerian youths Ayodele, Freshkid Entertainment boss
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Nigerian youths have now discovered an alternative to white-collar jobs, in the music industry, which many creative ones are now rushing into because it is a very lucrative business, an expert entertainment promoter has said.
Ajayi Mustapha Ayodele, the founder of Freshkid Entertainment, who made the statement while assessing happenings in the industry, noted that, in recent years, there have been developments in the Nigeria’s entertainment industry, principally among which he called the “technological breakthrough.”
The Freshkid Entertainment boss, said with over 11 years experience of providing services, managing and discovering talents, he has seen dramatic turnaround in the industry, which he said has given a lot of hope to practitioners, especially the youngsters he said are now trooping to the industry.