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Views: Visits 6 YDE calls for digital literacy for youths to access job opportunities, others By Gabriel Ewepu – Abuja Following devastation caused by the novel Coronavirus, COVID-19 pandemic across the world, which Nigeria remains one of the worst-hit nations, ActionAid Nigeria, Wednesday, wants Federal Government to boost Information Communication Technology, ICT, among youths to cushion the impact of COVID-19 pandemic in their lives. In an address of welcome at the ActionAid Nigeria’s Youth Digital Engagement (YDE) Report Validation, the Country Director, ActionAid Nigeria, Ene Obi, urged the government to consider and take issues affecting young people seriously. Speaking on the report, Obi who was represented by Director, Programmes, ActionAid Nigeria, Suwaiba Yakubu Jibrin, said the research was undertaken by the youths themselves, supported by a consultant, which also will help shape out and how the youths can recover through government’s ICT innovati
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Figures from the Nigerian Bureau of Statistics fourth quarter (Q4) 2020 report on ‘Foreign Trade in Goods and Statistics’, show that India is Nigeria’s top export destination accounting for 17.12 percent of exports during the period. Crude oil also accounts for 79 percent of Nigeria’s export in the quarter.
India has continued to witness a spike in coronavirus infections, with figures on Thursday putting total active cases at 3.12million, according to data from MOHFW(India) and John Hopkins.
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Refiners in India, the world’s third largest crude oil importer, such as Indian Oil Corporation, Hindustan Petroleum Corp Ltd (HPCL), and Bharat Petroleum Corp Ltd usually buy a significant amount of Middle Eastern and West African crudes through regular tenders.