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The 2017 Passnownow.com Internship Program: Call for Applications
Passnownow.com is Nigeria’s leading e-learning and social platform which provides the opportunity for Nigerian teens to learn and socialise. We are currently looking forward to working with suitably qualified teenagers for a period of one month under the Passnownow.com Internship Program. Selected candidates will get the opportunity to: Gain relevant experiences in the field of Social Enterprise and specifically,
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Lack of Science Practicals blamed for the spate of rising Unemployment in Nigeria
An official of the Federal Ministry of Education has singled out the absence of practical/labouratory teaching of science subjects as the cause of unemployment in the country. Mrs. Grace Takerhi (who is the Deputy Director of Science Education at the Ministry) made this assertion today in Lagos while speaking at the 20th National Junior Engineers, Technicians
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Three thousand Students compete in PZ Cussons’ Chemistry Challenge
The excitement was palpable as two top brands from the stable of PZ Cussons Nigeria Plc, Nunu Milk and Premier Cool engaged over 3,000 students at the first round examination of the PZ Cussons Chemistry Challenge which took place in Agege, Ikorodu, Lagos Island, Surulere and Amuwo Odofin in Lagos State, recently. The two brands had
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Lagos State Government issues warning; directs School to close indefinitely because of polluted Water Sources
Can you imagine the risks you could be exposed to by consuming polluted water on a daily basis? This is probably one question that never crossed the minds of many students and teachers of Queen’s College, Yaba until the time officials of the state Ministry of Health discovered that the pollution levels of the water
