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The world of automobiles is just gearing up to the impossible. These white engineers are really pushing themselves beyond the limit and come 2020, we will be witnessing a revolution in the automobile world. But for now, the hot gist around is that Volvo promises death proof cars by 2020. According to them these cars will have the highest security features ever installed in a car such that no one will be killed or seriously injured in a new Volvo car or SUV. Ultimately, all these new technologies will be tied together to create a car that can, literally, drive itself.Here’s a look at the features that, when combined together in one vehicle, will essentially make it crash proof. 1. Adaptive Cruise Control: Adaptive cruise control, which is already available on many new cars, uses radar and sometimes other sensors to detect vehicles on the road ahead. You set a maximum speed and your car maintains a safe following distance on its own, operating the gas and the brakes for you. Some systems...
The Federal Government has put up for sale of two aircrafts in the presidential fleet according to an advert placed in a national daily. The advert asks interested buyers to show interest for the two aircrafts – a Falcon 7X (5N- FGU) and Hawker 4000 (5N-FGX). The Falcon 7X has a 16 passenger and 3 crew members capacity, while the Hawker 4000 can seat 9 passengers and 6 crew members. The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Media and Publicity, Garba Shehu on September 8, 2016, said the Federal Government has constituted a committee looking into the sales of some presidential jets. He said: “There is a govt committee already in place, working to reduce the number of aircraft in the presidential fleet.” “Some aircraft will be boarded, some others returned to the Air Force for operations. The Change is here."> “There is hope for Nigeria, a hope that was previously clouded by corruption, greed and lack of focus.” Below is a snapshot of the advert:
The West African Examinations Council, WAEC, says it plans to reduce the waiting days for the release of its West African Senior School Certificates Examination (WASSCE) results to 60 days. The Head of National Office of WAEC in Nigeria, Olu Adenipekun, told the News Agency of Nigeria that the waiting days will now be 60 days as against 90 days previously. Mr. Adenipekun spoke with NAN on the side-line of the council’s 65th anniversary celebration which began on Thursday in Lagos. According to him, the development is one of such steps being taken by the council to meet its mandate of delivering quality service to all stakeholders. “All hands must be on deck to ensure that the innovation, tagged: `Project 60’, is effective from this year. “For sometimes now, we normally use about 90 days, from the day of the last paper of the examination to release the result. “For the past 15 months, when I assumed office as the HNO in Nigeria, we have been working to reduce that `waiting period’ by 50...
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