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With 24 hours to the next Glo CAf Awards, football analysts have been making different permutations with clear-cut justifications on who deserves to wear the crown of African Player of the Year for 2013. Majority of the opinions however favour Nigerian International and Chelsea Midfielder, John Mikel Obi to win the Award. The top […]
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Many people at the State Criminal Investigation Department, Yaba, Lagos State, were shocked on Tuesday as an 18-year-old boy narrated how he strangled a 12-year-old girl for money ritual. The suspect, Ikechukwu Friday, said he had gone to beg a pastor for money when the pastor instructed him to kill a young girl and obtain
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Parents may not approve, but allowing teenagers to lie in could boost their exam results. Late start times and playing music and games during lessons are potential ways of boosting academic performance. With studies showing that the teenage body clock runs two to four hours behind the adult version, possible experiments include testing the
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With the growing use of social networking sites like Facebook and twitter, the methodology of education for students is finding new and improved ways. Students are getting more prone to the commodities these platforms offer. Therefore this advancement in social networking platforms is providing students with much better options to engage with their contemporaries,
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Governor Sullivan Chime of Enugu State has said that his government’s reforms in the education sector manifested in the results of the 2013 Senior Secondary Certificate Examinations where 50.10 per cent of the candidates from the state passed with a minimum of five credits, including English and Mathematics. Chime said this was an improvement
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How do students typically use a smartphone? Do they just Facebook, Tweet, Post, Poke, Like, Snapchat, and Circle their friends all day long? Is it just text messaging or something more? To the naked eye, it would appear that students of just about any age are completely glued to their smartphone and unable to
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(By Taiwo Akinlami) I came to value the attributes of a visionary teacher because I did not have the opportunity of being taught by too many. I think the two teachers, who stood out in my life was Mr. Tugbobo, My English Language teacher in class 4 and 5 in the secondary school and
PATHETIC: The Scarcity of Visionary Teachers in our School System Read More »
(By Taiwo Akinlami) Abuse is the number one threat to THE BEST INTEREST OF THE CHILD. Abuse is a distraction too hard for the fragile but promising mind of the child to handle. Abuse is a jealous occupier. He runs a fortified monopoly, which does not allow the child any breathing space. It arrives on
Please Note, Abuse Changes Everything About the Teenager – YES! Everything! Read More »
Alhaji Kamaldeen Oladeji, an official of the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB), on Wednesday said that the examination body would create more Computer-Based Test (CBT) centres in Lagos. Oladeji, the Coordinator, JAMB National Headquarters Annex, Lagos, told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos that the centres would be ready ahead of
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Trouble is if you’re sick, and you have someone SMS this kind of prayer to you. Can you figure out what is wrong with this prayer? If you can, you will never say amen to this. But if you can’t, do write out the sentence and show it to your English teacher at school tomorrow.
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