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The Imo State Police Command has called on residents of Umuchime Ubahu community in Okigwe local government area to remain calm and resume their normal business as the command’s anti bomb squad has deactivated a propelled rocket. The command added that the element has been certified and it does not contain any toxic or […]
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The National Union of Electricity Employees, NUEE, yesterday, gave the Federal Government seven days to resolve the strike embarked upon by Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, or face a total shut down of electricity facilities in the country. The union said that it could no longer sit back and watch those in positions of
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The Skelewu Crooner, Davido took to twitter to announce the winner, Kiddy Mizzy of his Skelewu dance competition and his plans to change his life. The O.B.O singer had stated on his various social media platforms that he would be giving out a cash sum of $3, 000 (N486,000) to any of his fans or
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Sleep helps the brain consolidate what we’ve learned, but scientists have struggled to determine what goes on in the brain to make that happen for different kinds of learned tasks. You take your piano lesson, you go to sleep and when you wake up your fingers are better able to play that beautiful sequence of
You want to improve your learning? Sleep well – Study reveals Read More »
Osun State chapter of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, has given a seven-day ultimatum to the state government to reverse the merger of schools and return them to their original owners. The state government had, last week, commenced the merger of public primary and secondary schools in the state under its schools reclassification programme.
Merger of Public Schools in Osun: Christians (CAN) give Aregbesola seven-day ultimatum Read More »
Female students from Makoko, a slum in Lagos, will today participate in a swimming and basketball clinic that could inspire them to take to sports as a liberation tool from the exigencies of their area and other vices that have not helped the development of many of them. It is one of the programmes marking
Today, worldwide, the Girl Child is being celebrated as declared by the United Nations General Assembly on December 19, 2011, that on this day the world should recognise girls’ rights and the unique challenges faced by girls around the world. The theme for this year’s celebration, “Innovating for girls’ education,” focuses on smart and creative
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Kids are full of imaginations, and sometimes, with the right encouragement, they just can create something amazing. Below are 7 things you didn’t know were invented by kids: Toy Truck In 1963, 6-year-old child inventor Robert Patch created a convertible toy truck. Patch had two goals for his truck: one, that it could easily be
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(By Alice Martin) Looking at the recent advancement in computer and technology, the education system seems more organised and systemic than ever. Considering this aspect, one can easily predict a more technology-based classroom environment that will benefit both the teachers and students in future. Tablets and Smartphones have reinforced this ideology further by introducing new
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We know that there is what is called a ‘gender divide’ (or gender gap) in STEM. In short, there are more men than women in STEM careers. More young men pursue STEM fields in the university than young women. So why don’t more girls pursue technology careers, become scientists, or become computer scientists? Girls get
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