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Passnownow.com’s guest tweeter (@OKShorty1): The real problem with Nigerian Education and how to deal with it

Hello, this is a round-up of our exciting guest interview on Twitter. Last week, we had Olugbenga Kehinde Shote (@OKShorty1) discuss extensively on Nigerian Education and the way forward. Olugbenga Kehinde Shote is a Senior Business Economist at Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCO) and a graduate of Estate Management from the University of

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Is your mum guilty? 10 REALLY ‘Annoying Things’ Parents Say To Teens

(By Riley Griffin) I guess it comes with the territory, but every adult in the world seems to think they have secret knowledge that will crack the youth. They attribute their expertise on the subject of teenagers to an accumulation of years and experiences. Apparently, the magic of time has given them a complete and

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The secret of happiness? LOWER your expectations: A good day is when things are going better than expected

The secret of happiness may be to not expect too much from life. For if you start off with low expectations you could end up pleasantly surprised, according to a scientific study into human happiness. British scientists found that day-to-day wellbeing does not reflect how well things are going, but whether things are going better

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Should phones and laptops be banned from classrooms? Experts say yes… and here’s why

Even the smartest college students suffer academically when they use the Internet in class for non-academic purposes, researchers have warned. They say that the huge number of students who take phones, tablets and laptops to lecture could be seeing their grades slip. The researchers say students would perform better without their gadgets – but admit

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