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Water&Lemon A lot of people skip sipping on water when they are bloated, when in reality they should be doing the opposite. People tend to think that when they’re holding on to water they should cut back drinking it, but that’s not the case. Retaining water is actually your body’s way of holding on […]
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After the killing of over 40 students at the Federal Government College Buni Yadi, Yobe State and before the closure of that school and four others by the federal government, LEADERSHIP Weekend went round to check the level of security at these schools and others. Although the Federal Government has shut its unity schools across
Would You Be Schooled In The North? How Secure Are Northern Schools? Read More »
Going paperless has its advantages – it is eco-friendly, keeps the amount of stuff you need to lug around to a minimum, and lets you keep all of your reading material in one place. E-readers have lots of supporters The handy infographic below takes a look at the top reasons for choosing a physical, lo-fi,
E-Reader vs. Hard Copy Books: Does Digital Rule? Read More »
Last week, someone commented and wanted to know if I’m encouraging ‘teens to drop out’ from schools. The answer is, NO. I do not encourage anyone to do what they don’t want to do. I’m only retelling my experiences; they might help young people or may not help them. The question is: are Nigerian young
#PNN E-MENTORING (Onyeka Nwelue): How Dropping Out of School May Affect Your Life Read More »
Thirteen students of Ogba Junior Grammar School, Ogba, Ojodu Local Council Development Area, LCDA, fainted as a result of inhaling an unidentified poisonous fumes coming from the nearby cottage factory in Ogba Shopping Arcade. This incident took place just a few months after students of the same school collapsed after inhaling an unidentified chemical waste discharged
While growing up my grandmother (God bless her departed soul) bought me my first mini ‘bank’ – clay Money Pot. I was probably in Primary 2 or so then. I was made to put all the money that was given to me by visitors or uncles and aunties we visited in that pot. By the
#PNN E-MENTORING (Olabisi Ogunwale): Start Smart – Tips On Money Management For Teens Read More »
The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has decided that candidates in the 2014 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examinations, UTME, would compulsorily register only one university, one polytechnic, one college of education and one innovative enterprise institute. It is considered a solution to challenges with admissions to higher institutions. Candidates formerly had a second preferred institution.
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Researchers have warned that urinating in swimming pools could lead to health problems. Scientists found that compounds in urine mix with chlorine can cause chemicals that have been linked to respiratory effects in swimmers to form. They warned swimmers to stop the common practice after analysing samples. ‘If swimmers avoided urinating in pools, then air
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All the best school science experiments carry at least a hint of danger. But when 13-year-old Jamie Edwards informed his stunned headmaster of his plan to build a nuclear reactor in a classroom, the obvious question was: ‘Will it blow the school up?’ Fortunately, in a victory for the spirit of amateur scientific discovery over
A round-up of the best tweets of the week from our interview on twitter that had Dupe Killa (@dupekilla) – discuss extensively on Nigerian Education and the way forward.
PASSNOWNOW TWEETS OF THE WEEK (@dupekilla): Nigerian Education And The Way Forward. Read More »
