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Lecturer Treats Students To Buffet As Compensation For Weekend Class – Lifestyle Nigeria

A compassionate lecturer has captured both astonishment and admiration by arranging a buffet service for his students who attended a weekend class.

The devoted educator, aiming to cover essential syllabus content, chose to conduct the class during the students’ designated rest time and compensated them by providing a buffet for them.

In a departure from the conventional approach of merely instructing students to attend, this considerate lecturer sought to compensate for encroaching on their weekend by providing a generous gesture. Instead of a typical classroom experience, the students found themselves being served a variety of dishes from a hired buffet service while engaging in the class.

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A Update of the heartwarming incident circulated online, showcasing the thoughtful lecturer’s effort to acknowledge his students’ dedication through the buffet. The gesture elicited a mix of surprise and praise, with many commending the lecturer’s unique approach to motivate and appreciate his students’ commitment to learning even on weekends.

@Cyndy141??? wrote: “Federal university students go think say na lecture birthday party”

@AlariwOfLagos?? reacted: “I’d be scared low key ?”

@Victoria Nelson|UGC Creator stated: “None of my lectures could ever! Infact join all my lecturers together and they could still never! ???”

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Residents Defy Warning, Scoop Petrol from Fallen Tanker Despite Explosion Risk (Photo) – Lifestyle Nigeria

A precarious scene unfolded on Wednesday, May 1, 2024, along the Benin-Agbor Road in Edo state, as some residents ignored warnings and attempted to scoop petrol from a fallen tanker. The incident occurred at Okhuaihe Hill, near the Divisional Police office, when the tanker carrying 33,000 liters of PMS fell while the driver struggled to ascend the hills.

Despite the police warning, people rushed to the scene and started collecting the petroleum product, putting themselves at risk of a potential explosion. The Edo State Police Command, through its spokesperson, SP Chidi Nwabuzor, confirmed the incident and urged residents to stay clear of the scene.

In a statement, the Commissioner of Police, CP Funsho Adegboye, warned of the dangers of scooping petroleum products and called on fire services, media outlets, and citizens to sensitize others about the risks. He also appealed to parents and guardians to caution their children and wards against engaging in such dangerous activities, which could result in loss of lives and property.
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Türkiye Seeks To Join South Africa’s Genocide Case Against Israel At ICJ

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan said Türkiye will join in South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ).

Lifestyle Nigeria reports that Fidan, on Wednesday at a joint news conference with Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi in the Turkish capital, Ankara, said “Upon completion of the legal text of our work, we will submit the declaration of official intervention before the ICJ with the objective of implementing this political decision.

“Turkey will continue to support the Palestinian people in all circumstances.”

The ICJ has ordered Israel to refrain from any acts that could fall under the Genocide Convention and to ensure its troops commit no genocidal acts against Palestinians after South Africa accused Israel of state-led genocide in Gaza.

President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, in January, said Türkiye was providing documents for the case at the top United Nations court, also known as the World Court.

Türkiye will join Colombia in formally requesting to join the case against Israel.

Last month, the South American country called on the ICJ to allow it to join the case and to ensure “the safety and, indeed, the very existence of the Palestinian people”.

The ICJ may allow states to intervene in cases and give their views.

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Customs Increases FX Rate For Import Duties

Nigeria Customs Service (NCS) has made an adjustment to the foreign exchange (FX) rate used for import duties.

Lifestyle Nigeria reports that the new rate is now N1,373.64 per dollar, representing a 19.4 percent increase from the previous rate of N1,150.1/$ which was displayed on April 24.

The newly adopted rate by the customs was observed on Wednesday. Despite the increase, the rate set by NCS is still lower than the official foreign exchange rate, which closed at N1,390/$ on April 30.

Customs typically adopts FX rates recommended by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) for import duties based on trading activities in the official forex market.

On February 23, the CBN directed customs and other related parties to adopt the closing rate in the official window for import duty.

The apex bank instructed that the FX rate at the point of importation should be used for import duty assessment until the termination date and clearance are finalized.

Since the floating of the naira on June 14, 2023, the currency has been unstable in the FX market.

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