List Of All Registered Universities in Nigeria | Official website | Page 1

This is lot more of an informational post I have shared therein, seat tight, while you read. Have you being finding it difficult to know your school's official website? the time is now..


In this post I will mention the list of all verified (registered) universities in Nigeria, (federal), their official website's respectively and lots more, get in touch with any of your choice by clicking on the link you see.. "Bookmark" this page if you have not, so that you can visit whenever you want without barrier. Leave a comment if this is helpful to you..

FEDERAL UNIVERSITY

1. Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University, Bauchi >>> www.atbu.edu.ng
2. Ahmadu Bello University >>> www.abu.edu.ng
3. Bayero  University, Zaria >>> www.cms.buk.edu.ng
4. Federal University Of petroleum Resources, Effurun >>> www.fupre.edu.ng
5. Federal University Of Technology, Akure >>> www.futa.edu.ng
6. Federal University Of Technology, Minna. >>> www.futminna.edu.ng
7. Federal University Of Technology, Owerri >>> www.futongr.com
8. Federal University, Dutse, Jigawa State >>> www.fud.edu.ng
9. Federal University, Dutsin-Ma, Kastina >>> www.fudm.edu.ng
10. Federal University, Kashere, Gombe State >>> (........)
11. Federal University, Lafia, Nassarawa State >>> (........)
12. Federal University, Lokoja, Kogi State >>> (........)
13. Federal University, Ndufu-Alike, Ebonyi State >>> (........)
14. Federal University, Otuoke, Bayelsa >>> www.fuotuoke.edu.ng
15.  Federal University, Oye-Ekiti State
16. Federal University, Wukari, Taraba State >>> www.fuwukari.edu.ng
17. Michael Okpara Uni. Of Agriculture, Umudike >>> www.moua.edu.ng  www.moua.org
18. Modibbo Adama University Of Technology, Yola >>> www.futy.edu.ng
19. National Open University Of Nigeria, Lagos >>> www.nou.edu.ng
20. Nigerian Defence Academy, Kaduna > www.nigeriandefenceacademy.edu.ng.

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#servitude: A Glimpse Of A Changing Niger Delta _A Solo Exhibition By Benjamin Ejiohuo

Port Harcourt based Artist Benjamin Ejiohuo has finally unvailed creativity into the city of port Harcourt through his two Weeks at Exhibition set to End this Friday 1st-september-2017 at Ediz Wine Bar.

Benjamin who explained some of his works during his official opening stated that most of his arts are based on issues bothering the Niger delta region of Nigeria and the African nation at large.

Benjamin was born in the city of lagos , but hails from rundele in Emouha Local Government Area of Rivers Sate.

Pls Do Well To Visit Ediz Wine Bar at G.R.A for a glimpse of His Art Works.

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iPhone 8 Leak Reveals A Nasty New Surprise

iPhone 8 leak | Reveals a Nasty new surprise..

Apple AAPL +1.02%’s iPhone 8 is going to get a lot right. My exclusive images confirm a dramatic upgrade, its biggest changes combine cutting edge with overdue catch-ups and it feels great in-hand. But my time with a late stage prototype has also confirmed one infuriating design flaw…
 
‘Great Secret Features’ and ‘Nasty Surprises’ are my regular columns investigating the latest hardware and software for the best features / biggest problems hidden behind the headlines

iPhone 8's enlarged camera causes usability issues (finalized prototype pictured)

For all its inevitable photographic improvements, Apple’s new vertically aligned dual rear camera causes physical problems. I’ll break them down:

#1 Shake, Rattle And Roll
In a nutshell, the iPhone 8 is a pain to use on a flat surface. Why? Because the protrusion of the new rear cameras is not only bigger this year, it also extends further down the phone. This means on a flat surface the iPhone 8 rocks, rolls and rattles a lot more than even the iPhone 7 Plus (whose horizontal rear cameras provide more stability). 

I also find the increased angle the iPhone 8 lies at when flat to be inconvenient, though I’m sure others will cope just fine. That said you’re going to want to pick up the iPhone 8 to use comfortably more than previous iPhones so it wouldn’t have been the worst compromise if Apple had built Touch ID into the back rather than ditching it altogether.

iPhone 8 rests at a significant angle when flat

#2 Wear, Tear and Contact Area
The other issue the iPhone 8’s new vertical cameras create is one of contact.
Firstly the enlarged cameras lift the whole back of the phone off a flat surface so every impact when putting the iPhone 8 down is to the cameras’ rim and opposite bottom corner of the phone (the two pivot points which cause the phone to rock). With Apple switching to a glass chassis this may protect the back, but there are two clear contact points which will surely scuff and scratch over time.  
Secondly, don’t put the iPhone 8 on a slippy surface. Again these two minimal contact points (maybe a few millimeters square in total) mean this smartphone is going to slip and slide all over the place. The Nexus 4 was a similarly suicidal phone so be very careful where you put the iPhone 8 down.
The Case Problem
Of course, I know what the main counterpoint to all this is: just put a case on it! Well yes and no.

iPhone 8 looks incredible, but you're going to have to put a case on it

Firstly buying a case should be a choice and not something to simply make a phone usable/safe on a flat surface, and secondly, iPhone 8 cases will need to be substantially thicker to both level out the smartphone and still provide enough protection for the cameras’ rim.

It’s a shame. The iPhone 8 is a stunning looking phone but I doubt many owners will get to see it much. 

The Sensible Solution
Ultimately the more sensible solution should come from Apple. It should either double down its efforts to create a flush camera like produced with iPhones 1-5 or fill out the rest of the smartphone with a larger battery to hide the bump. Two birds, one stone. 

Personally, I’ve been arguing for the latter for many years, but with the iPhone 8 set to be the most expensive iPhone in history (and a rare find at launch) maybe Apple will label its increased camera protrusion as a feature. After all, it will remind you this prized device needs a case everytime you put it down…

Also Read: 

* iPhone 8 Exclusive: Apple's New Design 'Confirmed

* iPhone 8 Release date

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iPhone 8 Release Date

Apple leaks: confirm's iphone 8 released date

iPhone 8 will change everything for fans. It will look like no other iPhone, work like no other iPhone and cost far more than any previous iPhone. But if you’re still hooked then there’s one detail remaining: when will it be released? And now we know…

Letting the cat out the bag is the Wall Street Journal which states Tim Cook will unveil the iPhone 8 on September 12. It cites sources at Dow Jones and I have now also been able to confirm this date as well.

iPhone 8 will look like no previous iPhone

Interestingly, both my source and that at Dow Jones state Apple hopes to have the launch at the new Steve Jobs theatre which is on the grounds of the new Apple Campus. I say “hopes” as the WSJ notes it is still being built and to quote my 

source:

“I have every confidence that the date the WSJ has mentioned is absolutely on the money. And in fact, just between ourselves, that the Steve Jobs Theatre is pretty much certain, too (though you know what builders are like).”

It is worth pointing out the Steve Jobs Theatre is not the only thing facing a race against time. The iPhone 8 itself is suffering from significant production delays and will only be available in very limited quantities at launch (we should be 1-2 weeks from its 12 September unveiling).

iPhone 8 images tweaked to feature the exact display dimensions

Part of the reason for this is Apple’s failure to integrate Touch ID into the display, which has seen the company ditch the technology completely (at least according to the vast majority of my sources) rather than settle for it on the back or in the curiously enlarged power button. Its other headline feature, the vertically aligned dual rear camera, also brings some quirks of its own. 

That said it is the iPhone 8’s price which has most people talking. A whopping 54% increase over the iPhone 7 may well see some users run to the cheaper and more familiar guises of the iPhone 7S and iPhone 7S Plus which will both launch alongside it. 

I obtained a finalised prototype of the iPhone 8 earlier this month for those wanting an extra close look at Apple’s overhauled iPhone. For everyone else, it’s now 15 days and counting…

Also read;
* iPhone 8 Exclusive: Apple's New Design 'Confirmed'
* iPhone 8 Leak Reveals A Nasty New Surprise

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iPhone 8 Exclusive: Apple's New Design 'Confirmed

iPhone 8 leaks have been unparalleled and a growing number suggest Apple AAPL +1.02% is planning to deliver its biggest ever iPhone redesign to celebrate the range’s 10th anniversary. Now with exclusive new information I can confirm that will happen…
Working with case designer Nodus, I have been able to obtain CAD files for the iPhone 8 through its supply chain. We have rendered these to visualise the final design and I can confirm that, despite problems, fears Apple would fall back on a less ambitious ‘Plan B’ are unfounded.

Nodus and Gordon Kelly

Apple's new iPhone 8 will looks like this

Consequently users can expect Apple to release an iPhone 8 which almost completely eliminates the chunky bezels of previous iPhones. An elongated and enlarged 5.8-inch display will feature a cutout at the top for the front facing camera and sensors and it should mean notifications switch to a new ‘Function Area’ in iOS 11.

Nodus and Gordon Kelly

iPhone 8 will look like no other iPhone

In addition to this Apple will indeed replace the horizontally aligned dual rear camera of the iPhone 7 Plus with a vertically aligned shooter on the iPhone 8. This switch is to support Apple’s big drive into Augmented Reality where horizontally aligned cameras are more effective and the phone is expected to be held in a landscape orientation.

Nodus and Gordon Kelly

iPhone 8 has a new dual vertically aligned camera to aid AR

Furthermore, while it isn’t shown in the renders, I can also confirm the Lighting port will remain and there will be will no switch to USB Type-C on the iPhone 8 despite its widespread adoption on MacBooks. The headphone jack won’t be returning either.
Perhaps the biggest talking point, however, is the home button.

Nodus and Gordon Kelly

iPhone 8 power button size has been dramatically increased

Apple will almost double its size for the iPhone 8 and with Touch ID integration into the display still in doubt, the company could easily use this larger button to copy Sony and integrate Touch ID into the power button instead. This would be an unobtrusive workaround and Apple has already been granted a patent for this.

Nodus and Gordon Kelly

iPhone 8 has a distinct side profile thanks to a more protruding camera with this generation

So how confident are Nodus and myself about the renders? To the extent that Nodus was happy for me to publicly disclose it as the source and reveal the company is prototyping its retail cases from them. Similar leaks saw Olixar go a step further and start selling Galaxy Note 8 cases last month.
Some iPhone 8 secrets do still remain: battery capacity, camera specifications, A11 chipset performance and whether it will be as jaw droppingly expensive as expected. But when it comes to its looks, ladies and gentlemen: this is the iPhone 8. 


 Also Read:
* Apple leaks; confirm's iPhone 8 release date

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OLamide New single: Download "WO" by Olamide

 Still Trendimg to Nigerian Music lovers, Olamide comes life on stage with this single. He hopes to move the world around with his single Titled "WO"..


While we are still grooving to Summer Body featuring Davido who also has a new single tagged "Pere" a follow up to his smooth sound FALL. Olamide is back with another fire.




This new single from Olamide is titled Wo ! coming few days after The Release Of His video for "Love No Go Die" On Apple music, Wo ! is produced by the usual beat maker Young John.

Download and kindly drop your comments below

DOWNLOAD NOW!

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Download "WOSS" By CDQ | Olamide's "WO" Refix

Regarding to the ban of Olamide's new single titled "WO", CDQ get to meet with the boss and they figured it out that its a trending "HEAT" to the masses and thereby needs a replacement immediately, due to the Music been banned.



 CDQ Yeh Yeh, sharply jumped on trending street hit by YBNL Boss 'Olamide' new song titled WO, CDQ teamed up with JayPizzle for the reproduction to deliver his own version and rename it "WOSS!"


Download and leave your comment about it if HOT or NOT..

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Household Robots Are the Next Thing to Get Hacked

Every new technology represents a chance for hackers. Now, two Argentinian security researchers are now planning on showing how domestic robots will be vulnerable to attacks.

Lucas Apa and Cesar Cerrudo, both of whom work at the security firm IOActive, have been sounding the alarm regarding robotic hacking for some time now. "If you are in the same network as the robot, then you can compromise it," Cerrudo told Motherboard in March. "I will have a robot at home and the office but I will unplug it at night and also when I'm not around I won't leave the robot alone—I won't trust it."

Now, the two are using the Hack in the Box security conference in Singapore to showcase what hacking could do to humanoid domestic robots known as the Alpha2 and NAO and larger, industrial robotic arms sold by Universal Robots. The duo says, with video proof, that they can turn adorable robots into violent entities quite easily.

Apa and Cerrudo found that the Alpha2, sold by the Chinese company UBTech, ran a version of Android that forgoes code-signing, a security measure that prevents the installation of rogue software. It also didn't encrypt its injections, allowing room for a malicious app to work its way inside. Similar errors were also found on the NAO, sold by the Japanese firm Softbank.

Beyond violent attacks, Apa and Cerrudo have found that the robots can also be subtle spies since the domestic robots come equipped with cameras and microphones.

While UBTech and Softbank have told Wired that their robots are safe, Apa and Cerrudo say that they have monitored updates on the robots robots and none of them address the serious safety issues they raise. "In a couple of years, these robots will be very tied into family life and business," Cerrudo tells Wired. "When they get hacked, there will be serious consequences."

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