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Abiola gets post-humous GCFR; Kingibe, Gani, get GCON. Investiture ceremony holds next Tuesday in Abuja . Abiola, Gani’s families, activists, others react LAGOS — In a landmark decision, President Muhammadu Buhari yesterday proclaimed June 12 as the country’s Democracy Day to be celebrated as a public holiday from next year in commemoration of the momentous June 12, 1993 Presidential election won by Chief Moshood Abiola. Late Chief MKO Abiola Chief Abiola is also to be post-humously honoured with the nation’s highest award, Grand Commander of the Federal Republic, GCFR conferred on all Presidents/Heads of State. Besides, Buhari also announced that late human rights lawyer, Chief Gani Fawehinmi will also be awarded the country’s second highest award of the Grand Commander of the Niger, GCON in honour of his role towards actualising the June 12 presidential election. Abiola’s running mate,  Ambassador Babagana Kingibe will also get a GCON award. The development, in an unprecedented pr

Honours Abiola with GCFR, Fawehinmi, GCON, Kingibe GCON By Emmanuel Aziken, Political Editor In a landmark decision President Muhammadu Buhari Wedneady proclaimed June 12 as the country’s Democracy Day to be celebrated as a public holiday from next year in commemoration of the momentous June 12, 1993 Presidential elections won by Chief Moshood Abiola. Late Chief MKO Abiola Chief Abiola, is also to be honoured with the nation’s highest award conferred on all heads of state. Besides, Buhari also announced that the late human rights lawyer, Chief Gani Fawehinmi would also be awarded the country’s second highest award of the GCON in honour of his role towards actualising the June 12 presidential election. Abiola’s running mate, Ambassador Babagana Kingibe is also to be invested with a GCON. The development was announced on a twitter on the president’s twitter handle and retweeted by Special Assistant on Diaspora, Hon. Abike Dabiri-Erewa. A press statement conveying the decision personal

L agos— A 28-year-old suspected fraudster, James Nwagalezi, was yesterday, arraigned before a Lagos Magistrate’s Court for allegedly conniving with Okoli Nmesoma, already facing trial, to hack into the mobile app account of Eko Bank Plc and unlawfully withdrew N207 million. •Cyber Criminal Nwagalezi is facing a four-count charge bordering on felony to wit unlawfully hacking into bank account and stealing, preferred against him by the Police. Police prosecutor, Inspector Jimoh Joseph, told the court that the defendant and others still at large committed the offence on April 27 at Igboelerin, Okokomaiko, Ojo, Lagos. He said The management of the bank at its headquarters in Lagos reported the fraud to the Divisional Police Officer, DPO, in charge of Ikoyi Division, SP Tijani Mustapha, who directed a crack team led by Inspector Tope Ijatuyi to fish out the suspects. He added that “Nwagalezi was arrested after several months of manhunt. His arrest brings the number of suspects

CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1        BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY   Developing cost-effective and quality products is an important and challenging aspect of software development. Component-based software development can help developers to efficiently produce software within the time and budget constraints. The concept of component-based software engineering (CBSE) is based on the development of independent and loosely coupled components of the system, by avoiding irrelevant dependency among system components. CBSE focuses on linkage among different components in a way that one component can provide services to another through different interfaces. This way of development of normalize components facilitates rapid software development. The field of software systems has become increasingly intricate and performance specific. To produce cost-effective systems, organizations often make use of component-based technologies as an alternative to developing the whole system from scratch