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Our party cohesion due to Wike, presidential candidate, Onor’s effort – PDP Cross River

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The Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in Cross River State has attributed the cohesion and success they currently enjoy to the continued supports and leadership of its national leader and minister of FCT Abuja, Nyesom Wike, and that their presidential candidate, Prof Sandy Onor.

Chairman of the party in the state, Venatius Ikem said both individuals have also provided opportunities to members to serve the party in various capacities.

In a message to commemorate five years in office for members of the State Executive Committee who returned to serve another term, Ikem described the opportunities as part of the experiences that have shaped the political journey of members and contributed to their continued service to the party.

He congratulated members of the committee, acknowledging challenges, experiences and sacrifices that have characterised their period of service.

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Ikem said despite the difficulties encountered along the way, members had remained committed to the party and continued to work together in keeping its flag flying.

He noted that the different responsibilities undertaken by members, irrespective of their size or status, remained important to the collective strength of the organisation.

According to him, the State Executive Committee is united by a common spirit of struggle, sacrifice and service, adding that the experiences gained over the years had enriched members and strengthened the relationships formed along the journey.

The committee expressed gratitude to God for the challenges encountered during its journey, noting that such experiences had provided valuable lessons and brought members into contact with people who had made meaningful contributions to their lives.

The State Executive Committee thanked members, supporters and stakeholders for their encouragement and support, while congratulating all members on the anniversary.

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NPF Pensions Rolls Out Support Programmes for Retired Police Officers

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NKECHI NAECHE-ESEZOBOR—Retirement should not mark the start of fresh hardship for police officers who devoted their working lives to safeguarding the public, yet questions about pension adequacy, gratuity payments and the general welfare of retirees continue to feature in conversations on police welfare.

With Police Pension Week underway, the Nigeria Police Force Pensions Board says it is working to strengthen its services and tackle some of the difficulties confronting both serving and retired officers.

The agency says that, in addition to routine pension payments, it runs a Retirement and Resettlement Support Programme designed to help retirees cope while their retirement benefits are being processed.

It also holds pre-retirement seminars that prepare officers for life after service, offering training in areas such as poultry farming and other small-scale ventures.

According to the agency, these efforts are intended to give retired personnel better financial footing and ease their transition from active duty to civilian life.

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Robot data startup Mecka AI nabs $60M from Sequoia

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Mecka AI, a startup that collects and analyzes human motion data to train humanoid robots and other kinds of robots, announced it has raised a $60 million Series B round led by Sequoia, with participation from Nvidia, Microsoft’s venture fund M12, and others. TechCrunch had previously reported that the startup was nearing a new funding round at a $500 million valuation.

Founded in 2024, the startup intends to do for robotics what Scale AI, Mercor, Surge, and other data-labeling companies have done for LLMs. Those companies supply the human-generated data these systems learn from. Mecka pays people to record themselves doing everyday tasks, like making coffee or fixing cars, while wearing body sensors and using smartphones.

Other startups that collect real-world data for robot training include XDOF, which was in talks to raise a Series B round at a $1.2 billion valuation according to TechCrunch’s previous reporting. Human-data platforms that began with LLMs are also expanding into robotics, such as Scale AI and Micro1.

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