More photos from Zenvus Loci packaging design. This is the Zenvus Loci Mini.
Target: Q2 2019 in markets across Africa


More photos from Zenvus Loci packaging design. This is the Zenvus Loci Mini.
Target: Q2 2019 in markets across Africa


As the elections ramped up, we were on designs, tapping capabilities from Engineering Drawing to model electronic components, system reliability, etc for Zenvus Loci. As I always say ‘If you design, you will note that no engineering course in a Nigerian university is a waste”. This is the size of Zenvus Loci Mini; the Max is a little bigger.
We want markets and territories.

We’re Launching A New Hardware Product (Loci), Distribution Partners Wanted
By Nnamdi Odumody
Dubai Airport Free Zone is an ideal platform which offers individuals the opportunity to start businesses in the UAE and provides a business friendly environment with exceptional technological facilities.
The Dubai Airport Free Zone Authority in 2018 announced the development of Dubai Blink, the world’s first B2B Smart Commerce Platform which will leverage artificial intelligence, blockchain technology and virtual business licenses allowing companies from across the world to connect and trade via Dubai. Through new trade platforms for global free zone companies, it hopes to reshape the future of global supply chains. It will allow global companies and small businesses to virtually set up digital businesses in Dubai Free Zones.
The Smart Commerce project is an innovation which will redesign the future of global supply chains and E-Commerce encouraging trade growth for companies in the UAE.
The Emirate of Dubai is sparing no effort to make the city the business hub of the world ahead of Hong Kong, London, New York, Shanghai, and Singapore. While countries across the globe are putting reforms in place to open up to the global investment community, some African countries whose leaders are not forward thinking are enacting laws and other initiatives to scare away foreign investors from their shores. The integration of artificial intelligence and blockchain will enable intelligent, real time trading round the clock in a decentralized platform which is part of its Smart Dubai Initiative to eliminate paper based transactions by adopting technology driven processes in businesses, government ministries, departments and agencies by the year 2021, creating a smart happy city for its citizens and other residents alike as well as a digital economy driven by innovation and technology.
Through holistic solutions Dubai Blink will accelerate its trade in free zone, helping companies search for services and make online purchases via combined platforms using artificial intelligence and blockchain. It will solve two common problems, identification as AI algorithms will provide customized results lengthy supplier identification and validation processes quicker and accurate than human efforts.
The second problem which revolves around transactions as international trade barriers, regulations and transaction fees add unwanted complications to B2B Commerce, therefore the combination of free zone set ups, AI & Blockchain will help reduce cross border transactions and time.
Dubai Blink will also offer companies a Cloud Trading license which is a virtual business license, allowing them to explore commercial opportunities in Dubai without a physical copy of the license. The project will unlock connections, assets, goods and services for business in the UAE.
Dubai has once again pioneered the road ahead.
Nigeria’s planned Ibom Deep Seaport should emulate the Dubai Blink as it is being worked out. The nation needs to build a top-grade deep seaport since the one we have in Lagos is largely a 20st century infrastructure. By investing on Ibom Deep Seaport, Nigeria will unlock more economic opportunities in the south east and south-south regions of the nation.
The much anticipated $2 billion Ibom Deep Seaport project is closer to actualisation, following the opening of the bid process in Lagos recently.
Of the three firms shortlisted for the bid process, Bollore & China Power and China Harbour Engineering Company are still interested while the third firm, China Road Breach Corporation (CRBC) has reportedly withdrawn from the process, The Nation learnt.
The Akwa Ibom State governor, Emmanuel Udom, while thanking the Ministerial Project Development Steering Committee (MPDSC), the body midwifing the project, explained that the project is very “dear to us.”
This is the final for 2019 Presidential election result
Nigerians voted on 23 February. President Muhammadu Buhari (APC) faced former Vice President Atiku Abubakar (PDP). APC won 19 states while PDP won 18. Also, APC won 15,191,847 votes while PDP picked 11,262,978 votes.
To be declared the winner, an aspirant must win a majority of votes cast, and at least 25% of the votes in 24 or more of the 36 states. Based on these numbers, President Buhari is projected to be re-elected.
| APC | PDP | AAC | YPP | ANN | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Abia | 85,058 | 219,698 | 212 | 720 | 88 |
| Adamawa | 378,078 | 410,266 | 282 | 109 | 162 |
| Akwa Ibom | 175,429 | 395,832 | 222 | 118 | 95 |
| Anambra | 33,298 | 524,738 | 124 | 4,091 | 45 |
| Bauchi | 798,428 | 209,313 | 183 | 112 | 46 |
| Bayelsa | 118,821 | 197,933 | 126 | 50 | 37 |
| Benue | 347,668 | 356,817 | 309 | 557 | 201 |
| Borno | 836,496 | 71,788 | 269 | 78 | 29 |
| Cross River | 117,302 | 295,737 | 242 | 217 | 88 |
| Delta | 221,292 | 594,068 | 1,626 | 497 | 320 |
| Ebonyi | 90,726 | 258,573 | 205 | 192 | 683 |
| Edo | 267,842 | 275,691 | 3,106 | 531 | 273 |
| Ekiti | 219,231 | 154,032 | 400 | 68 | 88 |
| Enugu | 54,423 | 355,553 | 219 | 1,379 | 141 |
| FCT | 152,224 | 259,997 | 583 | 1,083 | 652 |
| Gombe | 402,961 | 138,484 | 165 | 39 | 78 |
| Imo | 140,463 | 334,923 | 467 | 676 | 119 |
| Jigawa | 794,738 | 289,895 | 226 | 67 | 66 |
| Kaduna | 993,445 | 649,612 | 243 | 196 | 261 |
| Kano | 1,464,768 | 391,593 | 416 | 200 | 114 |
| Katsina | 1,232,133 | 308,056 | 186 | 61 | 82 |
| Kebbi | 581,552 | 154,282 | 276 | 53 | 99 |
| Kogi | 285,894 | 218,207 | 250 | 87 | 89 |
| Kwara | 308,984 | 138,184 | 401 | 140 | 422 |
| Lagos | 580,825 | 448,015 | 8,910 | 5,733 | 6,946 |
| Nasarawa | 289,903 | 283,847 | 75 | 44 | 45 |
| Niger | 612,371 | 218,052 | 324 | 113 | 145 |
| Ogun | 281,762 | 194,655 | 3,196 | 553 | 1,509 |
| Ondo | 241,769 | 275,901 | 4,414 | 1,224 | 311 |
| Osun | 347,634 | 337,377 | 1,022 | 189 | 268 |
| Oyo | 365,229 | 366,690 | 4,014 | 1,608 | 1,896 |
| Plateau | 468,555 | 548,665 | 268 | 442 | 796 |
| Rivers | 150,710 | 473,971 | 372 | 415 | 365 |
| Sokoto | 490,333 | 361,604 | 181 | 84 | 124 |
| Taraba | 324,906 | 374,743 | 116 | 80 | 35 |
| Yobe | 497,914 | 50,763 | 137 | 36 | 37 |
| Zamfara | 438,682 | 125,423 | 186 | 44 | 24 |
| Total: | 15,191,847 | 11,262,978 | 33,953 | 21,886 | 16,779 |



Presidential
APC 141
PDP 25
Senate
APC 99
PDP 69
House of Reps
APC 107
PDP 55
Presidential
APC….212
PDP… 19
Senate
APC… 126
PDP… 78
House of reps
APC….122
PDP… 41
SDP…. 72
Presidential
APC….351
PDP…. 38
Senate
APC…. 236
PDP… 249
House of reps
APC 227
SDP….133
PDP.. 50
PRESIDENTIAL
APC 246
PDP 54
SENATORIAL
APC 105
PDP 176
HOUSE OF REPS
APC 198
PDP 98
Nasarawa LGA
Ward- Kaura Goje
RAC- 09
Polling Point- Kwanan Jaba Bus Stop VII 041
Presidential
APC 123
PDP 20
Senatorial
APC 97
PDP 42
Reps
APC 89
PDP 44
Total reg. voters- 460
Senatorial District: Kano central
LGA* Nasarawa
Ward* Kaura Goje
RAC* 09
Polling Unit* Kwanan Jaba 043
Presidential
APC 16
PDP 5
Invalid 2
Senatorial
APC 9
PDP 13
Invalid 1
Reps
APC 2
PDP 13
Invalid 2
Senatorial District: Kano central
LGA: Kano Municipal
Ward: Dan’Agundi
Polling Unit: (005)
Presidential
APC 123
PDP 28
PRP. 0
Invalid 9
Senatorial
APC 110
PDP 36
PRP. 2
PPN. 1
APA. 1
Invalid 10
House of Reps
APC 108
PDP 34
RPNP.. 2
PRP 4
YPP. 2
Invalid. 10
Total Reg voters… 365
Invalid…. 2
Presidential results
APC: 248
PDP: 3
Senatorial results
APC: 152
PDP: 98
House Of Reps results
APC: 179
PDP: 57
Presidential
PDP 25
APC 195
UDP 0
YDP 0
ANP 0
DPP 0
SDP 0
Reps
PDP 30
APC 181
UDP 3
YDP 1
ANPP 1
SDP 1
MNN 0
Senate
PDP 30
APC 182
UDP 1
YDP 0
ANPP 2
DPP 0
SDP 3
MNN 0.
PRESIDENTIAL
PDP- 50
APC- 1
HOUSE OF REP
PDP – 45
APC- 2
SENATORIAL
PDP- 50
APC- 2
Presidential
APC…247
PDP 29
Senate
APC… 143
PDP…. 118
House of reps
APC 118
PDP 42
SDP…117
Presidential
APC..451
PDP… 52
Senate
APC…230
PDP… 241
House of reps
APC… 205
PDP… 41
SDP…251
Number of registered voters 885
PU/VP 002B Babura, Jigawa, Arewa primary school
Presidential
APC.. 208
SDP.. 4
PDP.. 19
ACPN.. 1
PCP… 2
PPA.. 1
APDA.. 1
PRP.. 9
Senate
APC 165
PDP 20
SDP 47
Reps
APC.. 121
PDP.. 99
PDP.. 16
Presidential
APC.. 229
SDP… 3
PDP.. 28
Invalid- 13
Senate
PDP.. 14
SDP.. 38
APC.. 200
Invalid- 14
Reps
PDP.. 21
APC.. 132
SDP… 108
Invalid- 12
Presidential
APC 303
PDP 37
Senatorial
APC 310
PDP 36
ANP 1
Reps
ADC 2
APC 299
PDP 41
Presidential
APC- 318
PDP- 34
NCP- 1
PCP- 1
Invalid- 9
Senate
PDP- 103
APC- 253
LPN- 1
Invalid- 9
Reps
PDP- 192
APC- 167
PRP- 1
Invalid- 3
Presidential
APC.. 260
PDP.. 23
SDP.. 2
Invalid–3
Senate
PDP… 15
APC.. 207
SDP… 55
Reps
SDP.. 95
PDP… 19
APC.. 170
Presidential
PDP. 73
APC. 2
Senatorial
APGA 11
PDP. 62
YPP. 1
House of Representatives
APGA 10
PDP. 65
APC 1
This page will be updated as results arrive.
Sources: Premium Times, Guardian, Vanguard, etc
PDP has rejected Nigeria’s presidential election elections. The PDP in a statement issued by its national chairman, Uche Secondus, noted the results being announced are not the actual results.
“Firstly, I want to categorically state that our collation centers have all original results from every polling unit, in every ward, in every Local Government Area (LGA) in Nigeria, of which the international community is well aware, implying all results currently being announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is incorrect thus unacceptable to our party and people,” Mr Secondus said.
Read his full statement below.
Firstly, I want to categorically state that our collation centers have all original results from every polling unit, in every ward, in every Local Government Area (LGA) in Nigeria, of which the international community is well aware, implying all results currently being announced by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) is incorrect thus unacceptable to our party and people.
Secondly, officials of both President Buhari’s government and the All Progressive Congress (APC), working with INEC officers, have tried to alter the course of history and disenfranchise our people through the cancellation and manipulation of figures for results already announced at polling units, nationwide, in Local Government Areas (LGAs) where our party, the PDP, had commanding votes; this must now be resisted by every well meaning Nigerian.
Thirdly, the ruling party’s strategy has indeed been murderous, undignified, and disrespectful of the wishes of the electorate, our people and the international community who have been in solidarity with our nation as we attempt to strengthen our democracy and its institutions.
Fourthly, in full view of the watching world, and despite efforts by our great party and its agents to adhere to every laid down provision for the 2019 general elections, the APC in collusion with INEC have taken aggressive steps, mostly through inducements, manipulation and incarcerations, using the elements of state power including the Nigeria Police Force, the Nigerian Army in particular, alongside other organizations including the Department of State Security (DSS) and Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to silence the voices of our long suffering people; this is disheartening, considering the terms of the Peace Accord, which called for impartiality and non-partisanship by members of our security organization with constitutional roles to play during this civic exercise.
Fifthly, as results trickled in on the Sunday, February 24th, 2019, clearly putting the PDP in the lead, the ruling party and President Buhari dispatched high-ranking officials to coercively influence outcomes in different geopolitical zones in the country. For example:
I. The minister of the interior, was dispatched to the North West of the country
II. The Secretary of the Government of the Federation was dispatched to the North East of the country; while the
III. The Attorney General and Minister were dispatched to the South East and South-South regions.
i. Sarkin Dawaki ward in Doma LGA – Nassarawa state
ii. Doka ward in Doma LGA – Nassarawa state
iii. Agyaragin – Tofa ward
iv. 10, 000 illegal votes added to already announced results in Wurno LGA in Sokoto state
v. Additionally, violent and destructive attacks have been meted out to officials while counting at Lafia St. and police barracks polling units.
In that context, I call for Buba Galadima’s immediate and unconditional release, as well as that of all officials and agents of the PDP, in the Southwest, who were mostly arrested on the eve of the elections where intimidation became the APCs sole election strategy.
Despite these provocations, intimidation and attempts to hijack our democracy and change the course of history, I must, in fact, convey to our good people the fact that the PDP is on course to victory and the Presidency; therefore, remain resolute and steadfast, because our party shares in your uncertainty and suffering, which must decisively come to a good end for us all.
Finally, and once again, we appeal to the leadership of INEC to remain impartial and not become willing agents to disenfranchise our people and derail our democracy, because the world is watching, and history will indeed pass judgment.
In addition, to the international community; we welcome your support for our democracy and extend our gratitude with great hope for our democracy.