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A Master’s degree (NQF level 9) in Physics with at least four (4) years of lecturing and/or industrial experience and/ or an equivalent combination of relevant professional experience. Specialised knowledge and experience in the field of Physics. Excellent English communication skills (oral and written). Competence in developing and managing research projects, sourcing of funding and strong managerial/organisational skills. Competence to teach topics in Physics and to teach three of the following courses: Electricity and Magnetism, Atomic and Nuclear Physics, Statistical Mechanics, Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics and Electrodynamics and Electronics. A credible record of lecturing, peer-reviewed publications, community engagement, programme coordination, and supervision of students (research) at undergraduate level and a relevant Doctorate will be an advantage.

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A Master’s degree (NQF Level 9) in Computer Science / Information Technology / Data Science or relevant field with at least four (4) years of lecturing experience at tertiary education level and/ or industry experience or an equivalent combination of relevant professional experience in Big Data Technology. Excellent English communication skills (oral and written). Competence to develop high-quality course materials and teach the following courses: Database Management Systems, Database Administration, NoSQL, HDFS, Hadoop, MapReduce, Hive, Pig, Spark, Kafka, ZooKeeper, Hbase, AWS, R Programming, Python Programming, Java Programming. Competence to establish professional networks and to maintain links with the industry, as well as experience in developing undergraduate programmes. A credible record of lecturing, peer-reviewed publications, community engagement, Certification in Big Data Technologies, and supervision of students (research) at both under and post-graduate levels will be an advantage.

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In-brief analysis

July 22, 2025

The United States exported more crude oil to Nigeria than it received from Nigeria for the first time in February and March 2025. During this period, refinery maintenance on the U.S. East Coast drove down U.S. demand for crude oil imports, including imports from Nigeria, and the relatively new Dangote refinery in Nigeria drove up Nigeria’s demand for inputs, including crude oil it imported from the United States. This marks the first time that the United States was a net crude oil exporter to Nigeria, and structural changes to crude oil trade between the countries suggest this dynamic could occur more frequently.

In January 2024, the Dangote refinery in Nigeria began processing crude oil, and in the following month Nigeria imported crude oil from the United States. Nigeria is more commonly considered

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