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Owning a law chamber at young age tough, challenging — Mohammed Abdullahi, Minister of State for Science and Technology

Owning a law chamber at young age tough, challenging Mohammed Abdullahi, Minister of State for Science and Technology The Punch Published 4 July 2021 The Minister of State for Science and Technology, Mohammed Abdullahi, tells DEBORAH TOLU- KOLAWOLE and SAMI OLATUNJI about his childhood, family, career and other issues What can you recall of your childhood in Nasarawa State? It was fun. I remember village life with nostalgic feelings. My father was a caring and doting father. We were always eager to wait for him whenever he travelled or came back from work. He always bought us biscuits, sweets and other goodies. In those days, Cabin biscuit was the in-thing, and we ate it with relish. However, my mother was a disciplinarian, who was always rebuking us for one wrong or the other. She is alive and still has a tough mien about her.

FG pledges support for breast cancer technology

[FILE PHOTO] Breast cancer The Federal Government has pledged to support a newly developed smart bra device technology that detects early stage of breast cancer in women. Alhaji Mohammed Abdullahi, Minister of State for Science and Technology, said this on Tuesday in Abuja, when he received the team of Next Wear Technology Hub in his office. ”This smart bra project was developed by the Next Wear Technology, its revolutionary and going to be very supportive of the Federal Government efforts in addressing health challenges. “What I can assure is that the Federal Government will do the best it can to support this technology,’’ Abdullahi said.

Nigeria still technologically backward —Tech Stakeholders

Vanguard News Nigeria still technologically backward Tech Stakeholders On By Emmanuel Elebeke Participants at a one day programme on technology development organised by Aura Technology Limited in collaboration with the National Board for Technology Incubation, NBTI, berated the pace of growth in Nigeria’s tech ecosystem saying the country  is still lagging behind technologically. According to them, the  slow pace of growth is not unconnected with the  lack of political will  by successive governments, to make the right investments and reposition the sector to where it should be. They called for value reorientation among citizens and stressed the need for the Ministry of Science and Technology to be repositioned as revenue spinning organ of government rather than a consuming ministry.

Our 20 TIC entrepreneurs now sell products outside Nigeria – NBTI

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