We have all agonised over an important decision, only to go with our ‘gut’ instinct. And now a new study suggests that our initial, gut reaction is better at identifying a liar than our conscious mind. Researchers found that when it comes to detecting deceit, automatic feelings may be more accurate than conscious thought
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Notice: please for those who sent me emails on their business idea, I’m sorry I haven’t replied any of you. I will do that this week. Last week, I suggested to us that selling was the best way at this level to earn income. Another option that you can explore in earning income is to
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It has been revealed that no fewer than forty-four persons will be awarded 1st Class Honours certificates at the 43rd Convocation Ceremony of the University of Nigeria (UNN), Nsukka which will take place on Friday and Saturday this week. Vice chancellor of the institution, Professor Bartholomew Okolo, disclosed this on Monday while briefing reporters as
A school has told teachers not to use red pen to mark homework, because it is a “negative colour”. Teachers have been told to use green pen instead, and to urge students to respond in purple. The rule is being brought in at Mounts Bay Academy in Penzance, Cornwall ‘UK’. “Students make more progress if
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A Colorado mother who attempted to teach her daughter a lesson about Facebook use wound up getting blasted by others. In an effort to show her daughter how quickly something can spread online, Kira Hudson posted a public photo of the young girl and asked her Facebook friends to share it, WHNT reports. She had
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Insomnia is the modern malaise. But in a new book, Professor Richard Wiseman explains the simple techniques you can use to get the sleep you need. Before now, he revealed why some lucky individuals are ‘super-sleepers’. Today, he explains how you can become one, too . . . We are now living in a world
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Etisalat is the best telecoms network in the country. This is according to the Telecom Consumer Parliament (TCP), an alternative dispute resolution arm of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC). The award was bestowed on Etisalat by a panel of judges during the 10th anniversary celebration of the Parliament in Lagos. Members of the panel pointed
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The connections between water and energy and their impacts on the lives of people across the world have held the attention on the resources and uses. Many countries have realized that without water and energy, prosperity and successes they target are impossible. For Nigeria, focus on energy and water is critical to the attainment of
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The Lagos State Government could have chosen the convenient and easy route to the LASU problem by merely continuing with the status quo. That is, it could have continued with the populist system of charging students a paltry N25,000 yearly as school fee. The decision did not go down well with a lot of students
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Scientists have discovered a gene which increases the risk of a child having low IQ. The finding means a genetic test soon after birth could identify babies with the problem – and even paves the way for a treatment to tackle the issue. Children under seven with a common gene variant are four times as
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