Unlock Your Future: Admission Now Open at Redeemers College of Technology and Management

Solanke Ayomideji Taiwo

In an era where education and technology intertwine, Redeemers College of Technology and Management stands at the forefront, offering a diverse range of courses tailored to meet the demands of today’s job market. With admissions now open for both full-time and part-time studies, students are encouraged to seize this golden opportunity to enhance their skills and embark on a rewarding career path.

A Spectrum of Opportunities

The college offers an array of National Diploma (ND) courses designed to equip students with foundational knowledge and practical skills. Among the ND offerings are Accountancy, Business Administration and Management, Computer Science, and Civil Engineering, to name a few. Each program is meticulously crafted to ensure that students not only grasp theoretical concepts but also apply them in real-world scenarios.

For those seeking advanced education, the Higher National Diploma (HND) courses present an excellent avenue for specialization. Programs such as HND in Artificial Intelligence, Cyber Security, and Software Development are particularly noteworthy, reflecting the college’s commitment to staying ahead in a rapidly evolving technological landscape. Additionally, courses in Environmental Biology and Biochemistry cater to students aspiring to make significant contributions in the sciences.

Why Choose Redeemers College?

At Redeemers College, education transcends traditional learning. The institution prides itself on a robust faculty composed of industry experts dedicated to nurturing the next generation of leaders and innovators. State-of-the-art facilities, coupled with a dynamic learning environment, empower students to explore their passions and develop critical thinking skills essential for success in any field.

Moreover, the college’s flexible study options, including part-time courses, accommodate the diverse needs of students, allowing them to balance education with work or other commitments.

Making Enquiries

Prospective students and parents are encouraged to reach out for more information regarding the admissions process, course details, and financial aid options. Interested individuals can easily make inquiries by dialing the contact numbers provided in the college’s leaflet.

Conclusion

As the world continues to evolve, the importance of quality education cannot be overstated. Redeemers College of Technology and Management offers a pathway to a brighter future, filled with knowledge, skills, and opportunities. Don’t miss the chance to be part of an institution that is shaping the leaders of tomorrow. Enroll today and take the first step towards a successful career!

Group commends Enugu State’s withdrawal from suit challenging EFCC’s legality

A non-governmental organisation, Journalists Against Corruption (JAC) has commended the Enugu State government for withdrawing from the suit challenging the legality of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) and other federal anti corruption agencies.

In a statement issued on Thursday and signed by its Programme Coordinator, Kehinde Osifisan, the group described the decision of Enugu as “timely and a step in the right detection”, while urging other state governments who are still in court to back-out, saying “it is not too late.”
Enugu State had on October 24, 2024 withdrawn from the suit filed by some states in the federation, contesting the laws that established the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, as well as the Nigerian Financial Intelligence Unit guidelines, which is before the Supreme Court. The suit against the EFCC was initially filed by Kogi State Government in 2023, while 18 other states later joined.
The Enugu State’s Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Kingsley Udeh, in an application addressed to the Supreme Court, disclosed the decision of the state to discontinue being a participant in the suit.
The Benue State Governor, Rev Fr Hyacinth Alia, suspended the state’s Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice and Public Order, Fidelis Mnyim, for joining the suit without the approval of the governor.
With the latest development , Enugu became the sixth state to withdraw from the controversial suit, after Anambra, Adamawa, Ebonyi, Benue, and Jigawa. With the withdrawal of six states, only 13 states are left to pursue the matter, as parties await the date of judgement from the Supreme Court.
However, JAC in the statement said it was not too late for the other litigating states to back-out. The statement read in part: “It is not too late for the remaining states in the suit to withdraw from the controversial suit instituted by the Kogi State Government in year 2023”
“Even if you look at the numbers, 13 states are in court as against 36 states and FCT, it is clear that Kogi and the collaborating states against EFCC are in the minority. We are of the considered view that the suit is unnecessary, immoral, time-wasting and a delay mechanism by the original initiator of the suit.
“We align with the Ogun State government, which has posited rightly that the issue of legality or constitutionality of the EFCC has been long resolved by the Supreme Court and that there is no new facts or development to revisit the issue.”

Five remanded in Adamawa for defiling minor

Five persons arraigned by the Adamawa State Police Command, for the offences of criminal conspiracy and defilement of a minor before the Chief Magistrate Court I in Yola, the state capital, have been remanded in prison custody.

The command’s spokesperson, Suleiman Nguroji, in a statement on Wednesday, named the suspects as Ibrahim Aliyu, Muhammed Adamu, Gaddafi Adamu, Usman Umar and Musa Isa, who all hail from Yola town in Yola South LGA.

The statement disclosed that the presiding judge, Magistrate Alheri Ishaku, ordered the remand of the defendants in prison custody pending the outcome of the legal advice from the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

According to the First Information Report earlier tendered by the prosecuting police officer, ASP Zakka Musa, on behalf of the Commissioner of Police, the defendants allegedly conspired and raped the victim (name withheld) who hails from Mafia Quarters in Yola town.

According to the statement, during the investigation, the DNA test conducted by medical experts revealed that the first suspect, Ibrahim Aliyu, who started having unlawful carnal knowledge of the victim, is responsible for the pregnancy contrary to Sections 60 and 211 Penal Code Laws.

“Addressing the court after the plea of the defendants, the command prosecutor said whether the defendants pleaded guilty or not, the second leg of the offences is capital in nature and prayed the court to remand them pending legal advice from the office of the DPP.”

The statement advised the public to always contact the police when they noticed a person or persons committing unlawful acts.