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Academic Staff Union of Universities met across the country on Thursday to consider the offer by the Federal Government. The ASUU President, Dr. Nasir Faggae after a meeting with President Goodluck Jonathan which ended in the early hours of Tuesday had told reporters that the union would take back an undisclosed message to their members. […]
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A person’s intelligence is said to be the raw brain power that one has. Yes, it is in genes but as human grows; his intelligence is affected by many factors: nutrition, parents’ support, education and perseverance. So basically, our intelligence is dictated by heredity, environment and other factors. How about the study skills? Is
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Regularly brushing your teeth can help protect you from heart attacks, researchers have found. Poor dental hygiene and bleeding gums can allow up to 700 types of bacteria to enter the bloodstream. But brushing and flossing has now been found to help to combat bacteria in the mouth that can cause hardening of the arteries
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Nigeria’s leading premium pay TV service provider, MultiChoice has unveiled winners of this year’s poster and essay categories in the DStv Eutelsat Star Awards platform. At the presentation on Thursday, Miss Taiwo Kayode from African Church Model College, Ifako Lagos, was presented as winner in the essay category, while Adriel Yakubu from Adonai Vine
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It’s bound to happen at some point in your child’s academic career. You will come across a teacher that rubs you and your child the wrong way. Maybe it’s the way the teacher speaks to your child or her response to your questions. The teacher, in your point of view, is just difficult. However, before
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The Committee of Pro-Chancellors of Federal Universities on Tuesday called for the immediate re-opening of all shut down universities across the country. This is contained in a communiqué signed by the committee’s Chairman, Prof. Kimse Okoko, released in Abuja on Tuesday. The communiqué was issued at the end of the committee’s meeting to discuss
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The Nigerian Union of Teachers (NUT) in Borno said it sponsored 400 grade two teachers in distance learning to enable them to meet up with the national teaching requirements. The Chairman of the union in the state, Alhaji Bulama Abiso, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Maiduguri that the sponsorship
To many it might seem counter-intuitive, but researchers have found that playing video games – including violent shooter titles – may boost children’s learning, health and social skills. This conclusion comes from a review of studies into the influence of video games that will be published in the American Psychological Association’s flagship journal, American Psychologist.
The 1 GAME Campaign announced on Tuesday that it will commence free distribution of exercise books and pens to primary school children in Borno, Kano, Lagos, Rivers and Yobe States as well as the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) beginning from Thursday, November 28, 2013. The activity which is in line with the objective of
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A Market A market is a place where buying and selling of goods and services are done by the buyers and sellers. A market can also be defined as an institutional arrangement whereby the buyers and sellers come in contact to exchange goods and services. The manufacturer buys raw materials and sells finished goods.
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