It’s the start of the school year, and thus the start of a fresh round of discourse on generative AI’s new role in schools. In the space of about three years, essays have gone from a mainstay of classroom education everywhere to a much less useful tool, for one reason: ChatGPT. Estimates of how many […]
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<p>Organised Labour has said it rejected the Federal Government’s new minimum wage proposal of ₦60,000 because it does not tally with the nation’s economic realities. The Trade Union Congress (TUC) President, Festus Osifo, said this during an appearance on Tuesday’s edition of Channels Television’s Politics Today. Osifo condemned the federal government’s nonchalant attitude over deliberations […]</p>
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