​ By: Muhammad Adam Apalando  In the early 20th century, cybercrime became a disaster that threatened public safety and economic security. Victims experience anger, fear, and traumatic feelings that cause health or heart issues. This has caused a lot of people to lose their hard-earned money and properties. Cybercrime has caused traumatic health issues for victims in the United States and other white countries. In this article, we will discuss more about cybercrimes, and what are they? How do they happen? Who are Cybercriminals? Also, we will demonstrate different types of cybercrimes and lots more. What is Cybercrime? Cybercrime encompasses a wide range of illegal/criminal activities carried with the aid of digital devices or network. These crimes involved the use of technology to commit fraud, Identity theft, data breaches, Scam and expanded upon in other malicious acts.  Cybercrimes are committed by an individual or group targeting individual asset, data, identity theft. So...

​ The Rector, Kwara State Polytechnic, Ilorin, Engr. Dr. Abdul Jimoh Muhammed has reaffirmed his administration's commitment towards ensuring that the institution turns out self-reliant graduates who are employers of labour. Abdul stated this while receiving the Tetfund Advisory Committee Team on Skills Development who were on an assessment visit to the Polytechnic Skills Acquisition and Development Centre. The Rector disclosed that his administration had earlier initiated the move to embark on skills acquisition to foster innovations among the staff which led to collaboration between the Polytechnic and some formal sectors that includes the Prototype Engineering and Development Institute (PEDI), Ilesha and Federal Institute of Research, Oshodi (FIRO) Abdul lauded the intervention of Tetfund and its initiative to ensure that institutions collaborate with informal sectors which he said will expose and equip the students with necessary skills to be self reliant. The team leader from ...

​ By: ADEYEMI Daniel B Academic pursuit is not just a mere journey of certain duration; it is a great assignment that calls for resilience, unwavering commitments, dedications, and the like. Learners in any given field of study must approach education with open minds, total submission, and consistency. Therefore, it is important to note that enviable heights in life are ardently pursued to the very end.  The academic environment is a formal gathering of people of like mind; a symposium that allows interactions that aim for self-development, discovery of new facts, impartation, critical examinations of concepts and content, and practical application of knowledge to achieve a solution approach. All these are the cores of academic excellence; hence, academic pursuit requires the mental stability and physical well-being of any learner. The best is yet to be achieved, and as such, students of universities and other higher institutions are often seen on the fast track, striving to attain...

By: Olufadi Balarabe Ayuba. According to Bernard Keys and Thomas – “Leadership is the process of influencing and supporting others to work enthusiastically towards achieving objectives”. In lieu of the above quote that encapsulates the essence of Dr. Engr. Abdul Jimoh Mohammed’s approach to leadership at Kwara State Polytechnic Ilorin. His recent recognition with the "Award of Excellence" by the Chartered Institute of Management and Leadership from the Commonwealth of Kentucky, USA, is an attestation to his exceptional leadership and management skills. Dr. Mohammed's journey in academia and leadership is marked by a steadfast commitment to excellence. His Educational background, with a Bachelor and Master degrees in Mechanical Engineering from University of Ilorin and a Ph.D in Metallurgy and Materials Science from University of Witwatersrand, garnished with another Ph.D in Mechanical Engineering from the prestigious Obafemi Awolowo University (Great Ife), laid a solid fo...

​ The Executive Secretary, Kwara State Primary Health Care Development Agency (KWPHCDA) DR. Nusirat Elelu rejoices with Muslim Ummah on the celebration of Eld-el-fitr which commemorated Ramadan Kareem. In a statement released on Wednesday, Dr. Elelu, strongly warned Muslims to be conscious of what they eat that will affect their health, advised them not to overfilled their stomach with excess meals.  The Executive Secretary who congratulated the Executive Governor of Kwara State, Mallam AbdulRahman AbdulRazak, and the Emir of Ilorin, HRH Dr. Ibrahim Zulu Gambari for witnessing the joyful day, also appreciated them for their support and contributions towards the health sector in the state.  She therefore called on Muslims to pray for peace, unity, and progress in Kwara State and Nigeria at large,  urged the Muslim faithful to continue to imbibe the virtues of love, kindness, and compassion towards their fellow human beings, irrespective of their religious or ethnic affilia...

​ The Executive Secretary of Kwara State Primary Health  Care Development Agency (KWSPHCDA), Dr. Nusirat Elelu has commiserated with the Deputy Governor of Kwara State Kayode Alabi, who is also the Chairman State Task Force on Immunisation and PHC services over Mother’s death, Mama Ena Maud Alabi.  Dr. Elelu in a condolence message sends her heartfelt sympathy to the deputy governor and his siblings over the demise of their mother, describing her as a humanitarian who has served her community till this time.  It was reported earlier on Friday that Mama Ena Maud Alabi, Jamaican by birth and Nigerian by naturalization and marriage passed on in the early hours of Friday at the age of 98. Dr. Elelu led a delegation of the Management of the State Primary Health Development Agency to commiserate with the Deputy Governor. The Executive Secretary, however, prayed that God forgive her shortcomings, grant her eternal rest, and also give the family the fortitude to bear the colossal...

The Executive Secretary of Kwara State Primary Health  Care Development Agency (KWSPHCDA), Dr. Nusirat Elelu has commiserated with the Deputy Governor of Kwara State Kayode Alabi, who is also the Chairman State Task Force on Immunisation and PHC services over Mother’s death, Mama Ena Maud Alabi.  Dr. Elelu in a condolence message sends her heartfelt sympathy to the deputy governor and his siblings over the demise of their mother, describing her as a humanitarian who has served her community till this time.  It was reported earlier on Friday that Mama Ena Maud Alabi, Jamaican by birth and Nigerian by naturalization and marriage passed on in the early hours of Friday at the age of 98. Dr. Elelu led a delegation of the Management of the State Primary Health Development Agency to commiserate with the Deputy Governor. The Executive Secretary, however, prayed that God forgive her shortcomings, grant her eternal rest, and also give the family the fortitude to bear th...