Are You A Maths Genius? Enter The 2014 Cowbell National Secondary School Mathematics Competition & WIN Great Prizes

Do you think you’ve got what it takes to compete in the 2014 Cowbell National Secondary School Mathematics Competition?  If you think you’re smart enough, here’s how you can compete. The first stage examination for this year’s competition will hold on Saturday March 15, 2014 in 200 centres in the 36 states and the Federal

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250 Students Protest in Osun Over Strike

    Students from Osun State-owned polytechnics and colleges of education protested against the state government’s alleged nonchalant posture over the ongoing strike by their lecturers. No fewer than 250 students, under the aegis of National Association of Nigerian Students, barricaded the popular Olaiya Junction at the state capital causing heavy traffic. The protesters, who

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IRONY OF LAGOS FLOATING SCHOOL: Banned in Nigeria, nominated for award in London

Residents of Makoko-Iwaya Community have appealed to the Lagos state government to revoke its order and allow the Makoko floating school, a three-storey wooden structure commence academic activities, Vanguard reports. This came as the floating school received nomination for the Designs of the Year 2014 award, an award which is overseen by London’s Design Museum.

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#PNN E-MENTORING (Yoma Victor): 4 most Important Money Factors You Must Know

When it comes to the issue of personal financial intelligence, there are 4 basic factors that you must embrace, be familiar with and know, if not, earning all of the money in the world won’t make any difference in the long run. Understand that earning huge is good, but it doesn’t guarantee financial freedom for

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Girls’ growing brains are ‘more resilient’, study suggests

New research suggests that girls’ brains are more “resilient” than boys to neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism. The cohort study found evidence supporting the “female protective model”, a theory that suggests that females require more extreme genetic mutations than males before they develop certain sorts of disorders. This would account for the gender difference for

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Over 10,000 Students To Be Affected By Closure Of Unity Schools In The North

At least 10,000 secondary school students will be affected by the decision taken by the Federal Government last Wednesday, to temporarily shut down five unity colleges in the three states under emergency rule (Adamawa, Borno and Yobe), due to insecurity. The affected unity colleges are: Federal Government Girls College, Munguno in Borno State; Federal Government

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Classwork Series and Exercises {ICT-SS3}: Networking

Topic: Networking Networking can simply be defined as the interconnection of two or more different computer system for the purpose of sharing resources and files among themselves. As a result of this connection, stand-alone computers such as PC with full resources like input units, processor, and output units can share resources and files with each

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Classwork Series and Exercises {ICT- JSS2}: Basic Language

Topic BASIC Language B-A-S-I-C itself is an acronym for B – Beginners A – All-purpose S – Symbolic I – Instruction C – Code This language was developed in 1964 at Dartmouth College, U.S.A by Professor Kemeny and Professor Kurtz. It was designed as a means of teaching students, a simple language for programming in

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