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Chime Ifebuchechukwu Giland: Owner and Proprietor of the Globally Recognized First African Distance Learning University (FADLU) By  Iwuoha Innocent  Chime Ifebuchechukwu Giland hails from Ugwuoma village, Ogugu Ntegbenese, in Awgu Local Government, Enugu State, Nigeria. He is the proud owner and proprietor of the esteemed First African Distance Learning University (FADLU). Licenses Obtained by Chime Ifebuchechukwu Giland: 1 . The Education Board of Accreditation accredited First African Distance Learning University (FADLU) after achieving a remarkable score of 100 points, well above the expected average of 40 points, during a self-assessment conducted through CCLP World Wide Accreditation on December 28, 2020. 2 .First African Distance Learning University “FADLU” Unlimited was incorporated as a private company Unlimited by the Corporate Affairs Commission in Nigeria on March 8th, 2021, with Registration Number: 1766732. 3 . First African Distance Learning University (FADLU) is a regist

Kristoffer Olsson: Sweden midfielder suffering several small blood clots on brain Kristoffer Olsson of Sweden looks on during the international friendly match between Sweden and Moldova IMAGE SOURCE,GETTY IMAGES Image caption, Olsson has 47 senior caps for Sweden Sweden midfielder Kristoffer Olsson is suffering from several small blood clots on both sides of his brain, said his club Midtjylland. The Danish club added the 28-year-old's condition was the "result of an extremely rare inflammatory condition in his brain vessels". Olsson was placed on a ventilator in hospital on 20 February after losing consciousness at home. Midtjylland said the ex-Arsenal player was in a stable condition. "The diagnosis matches the thesis on which the medical specialists have so far worked and treated Kristoffer," said a Midtjylland statement. "Kristoffer Olsson's condition is now considered stable and the doctors continue to see some progress. At the same time, they feel

Celebrities Named in New Donald Trump Court Filing New Fairness Meter! Hold us accountable by rating this article's fairness Several celebrities were mentioned in an amicus curiae brief filed in support of President Donald Trump's motion to dismiss the classified documents indictment against him. Trump faces 40 felony counts in Florida that accuse him of willfully retaining dozens of classified documents after he left the White House and rebuffing government demands to give them back. He has denied wrongdoing, and his lawyers have asked U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon to dismiss the case. The amicus curiae brief was filed in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida on Tuesday on behalf of Edwin Meese, who served as President Ronald Reagan's attorney general, law professors Steven Calabresi and Gary Lawson and the conservative nonprofit Citizens United. The brief argued that special counsel Jack Smith does not have the authority to prosecute the case.

Nigerian Comic Actor, Mr Ibu Dies After Prolonged Illness mr ibu .  reported that Mr Ibu underwent another leg amputation and was barely able to talk, as the Actors Guild of Nigeria (AGN) revealed, while calling for prayers and support for the veteran. Ailing Nigerian comic actor, John Okafor, aka Mr. Ibu, has passed on at 62 years old. According to multiple reports from sources close to him, the veteran comedian passed away at Evercare hospital. Many fans have shared condolences on X, reminiscing movies the late actor has featured.   Mr Ibu will be forever missed. A legend he was! Rip sir 🕊️ pic.twitter.com/jUfzjsz1uc — Chief Priest (@RealChiefPriest) March 2, 2024   This rumor can’t be true. Mr ibu 😳🤍🕊️ pic.twitter.com/Ar9U1sM0ZF — Official Blessing (@BlessingGives) March 2, 2024         Gist On Celebrities , Celebrity Gist , Gist Celebrity, Gist me .

Centre warns celebrities, media against promoting betting, gambling - Gist On Celebrities ‘Endorsement by celebrities gives an impression that indulging in such activity is acceptable’ THE HINDU BUREAU The Central Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA), in an advisory issued here on Wednesday, has warned manufacturers, advertisers, publishers, intermediaries, social media platforms, endorsers, and broadcasters against advertisements promoting illegal activities such as betting and gambling. CCPA Chairman and Union Secretary of Consumer Affairs Rohit Kumar Singh said in the advisory that the Centre had noticed that betting platforms were employing celebrities and influencers to endorse and promote their betting activities. “Consequently, endorsement by celebrities gives an impression that indulging in such activity is acceptable,” Mr. Singh said in the advisory sent to self-regulatory bodies under the Cable Television Network (Amendment) Rules and the Information Technology Guidelines an