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Hello dear young friends. Sure you are doing well today. I am doing very great. I am deeply sorry; I couldn’t be with you last week. I was out of base and had little or no access to the internet. Today, I will like to continue our discussion on Personal Safety/Self-Protection from Drug Abuse. I […]
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Except you’ve been staying under the rock, you’ve probably heard that 2015 UTME is starting on Monday. Yes, this approaching Monday, 9th March. And you know what that means, it’s time for the most feared exam by secondary school students! Of course, you know the only sure way to please your parents and yourself is
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Lions can open car doors. (The independent) A swarm of red bees was responsible for the discovery of New York’s biggest marijuana farm (Daily Beast) A Woodpecker can fly with a Weasel on it’s back. People tend to unconsciously sniff their hands after a handshake. (New Scientist) Regularly sleeping more than eight hours puts you
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The World Health Organization has warned that 1.1 billion teenagers and young adults are at risk of hearing loss due to the unsafe use of personal audio devices, including smartphones. Smartphones provide easy access to music-listening apps and earphones are one of the many accessories packaged with smartphones. Hence, there is no surprise that they are implicated as
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Pre-exam slump? Check out this article, It says that students tend to create study plans every day; but the problem is that study plans became futile when the urge to slouch takes over. So instead of making it a daily basis routine, create a project method to plan your exam and plot your work in
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COME with me, Sir, come, a flower, very large, beautiful, wonderful, said Joseph Arnold’s excited guide during a plant-collecting expedition on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. On following his guide, Arnold, a British botanist, saw something he termed “truly astonishing.” He had discovered what would be the world’s largest flower. There are many species of Rafflesia
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Teens who spend a lot of time playing video games do better at school, an international study has suggested. The Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development said there was strong evidence that playing computer games on handheld consoles like Nintendo DSs and Sony PSPs had ‘positive effects on learning’. It said many games ‘incorporate
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Among the 1,475,477 candidates to sit for the 2015 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Exam are 208 prison inmates, the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board has said. The board announced this through its Registrar, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde in Abuja on Thursday. More than half of the 208 prison inmates are visually impaired candidates. The prison inmates are from Kaduna
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Over a million candidates are supposed to sit for the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Exam beginning from March 9th and just few days to the commencement of the exam, there has been many protests in different states across the country. On March 3, 2015, we reported that police arrested 50 protesting JAMB candidates in Benue. Unfortunately,
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