PASSNOWNOW TWEETS OF THE WEEK (@gbengasesan): The Relevance of ICT in Nigerian Education

WELCOME to another Edition of Passnownow Tweets of the Week. This column summarises our interview with an important personality on Twitter. Yesterday, we had a chat with Gbenga Sesan – The Executive Director of Paradigm Initiative Nigeria.  The discussion was based on The Relevance of ICT in Nigerian Education. Below are some of his thoughts

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LOL: Student asks teacher for dating advice in exam answer; gets excellent response

 Stage one sees the student go for the joke (Picture: Reddit) A student giving a deliberately cheeky answer in an exam paper has been bested by an ever better answer – from his teacher . When the unnamed student realised he didn’t know the correct answer in his biology exam, he decided to give a

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Mouthwash use ‘linked to oral cancer’: People who use products frequently increase risk

  Heavy use of mouthwashes may lead to a higher risk of oral cancer, an expert claims. Research suggests that people rinsing with such products more than three times a day have a greater chance of developing mouth and throat cancer. Dr David Conway, a senior lecturer at the University of Glasgow Dental School, said

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COOL: Teen earns N6.5m a year uploading YouTube videos of himself playing video game

YouTube is once again proving how lucrative it can be as yet another teenager claims to be making a living from the video site.  Student Fred Pye, 17, is making more than £24,000 a year in advertising on videos of him playing Grand Theft Auto V. Pye has amassed more than 25 million views of his

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ASUU flays sharing formula of N200bn university fund

  The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Niger Delta University chapter on Thursday kicked against the formula adopted in the sharing of the Federal Government N200 billion to public universities. The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) recalls that the fund was disbursed by the Federal Government in the wake of the recent ASUU strike.

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