Thai Union Highlights UN's World Creativity and Innovation Day
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Innovation Challenge: FG presents N10m support to 5 start-ups On By Emmanuel Elebeke The federal government on Wednesday presented a total of 10 million to five winners of the 2021 Creativity and Innovation Challenge organized by the National Information and Technology Development Agency, NITDA in Abuja. The five winners, who were given N2 million each emerged from 800 contestants that participated in the contest from the 36 states of the federation, including the FCT. They were rewarded for their brilliant and novel ideas that could solve numerous problems in different spheres of human ende...
Perhaps the oddest among them is National Velociraptor Awareness Day. Brought to fame (or infamy, depending on how you look at it) in the popular series of âJurassic Parkâ movies, raptors are bipedal carnivores with a long tail and an upturned snout that roamed the Earth more than 70 million years ago. According to livescience.com, their name is derived from the Latin words velox (swift) and raptor (robber or plunderer). Velociraptors.info, a tongue-in-cheek site, touts the American Society for Velociraptor Attack Prevention as a safety group dedicated to protecting people from the ...
Given that we are celebrating World Creativity and Innovation Day on 21 April, I've been wondering what public intellectuals and artists have to tell us about a pandemic that surely requires imaginative reflection.