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Adbullahi Mahuta, the lawmaker representing Malumfashi Constituency at the Katsina State House of Assembly, has donated footwear to primary schoolchildren in the state. Speaking at an event, the legislator said the donation, which included school sandals and socks, would contribute to the educational development of the 800 pupils. He pointed out that the economic challenges […]
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While some say school safety hinges on guns, cameras or alarms in classrooms, Mark Gomer and Kristi Schiller think specially trained dogs should take point in preventing violence in schools. Gomer’s for-profit company has sent a gun- and drug-detecting dog to patrol the halls of an Ohio high school, while Schiller is launching a nonprofit
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Staying out of trouble is something that most people have a hard time doing. However, it’s still an important skill. If you can’t stay out of trouble, you’ll be getting suspensions, and even expulsions all the time, not to mention trouble from your parents. So, want to learn how to keep your nose clean? Read
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A nutritionist, Hajiya Jummai Hassan, said in Abuja that eating fruits regularly could stop and reduce dandruff. Speaking on Wednesday to journalist, Hajiya said that eating fruits for three days and applying baby oil could eradicate dandruff. Dandruff is a common chronic scalp condition marked by itching and flaking of the skin on scalp, though
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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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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 new education policy in Osun State claimed its first casualty on Monday as fierce-looking Muslim youths invaded the Baptist High School, Ejigbo, and beat up the students and teachers. The principal of the school, Mr. Layi Oguntola, was thoroughly beaten and injured. Oguntola, as of the time of this report, was said to
A 12-year-old boy tried to re-enact scenes from a porn film he watched in school on the internet by raping his younger sister, a court heard. The schoolboy searched for the hardcore films with a classmate – before going home to copy what he had seen. The boy admitted three charges of rape when
(By Susannah Keogh) What is a “best friend”? Defined as being “the one person closest to you,” they’re the people you turn to when the hot boy you like rejects you, you’re failing your best class and nothing is going your way. Sound familar? I bet it does, because everyone has a best friend,
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