When it comes to toilet habits, everyone is different. But, there are rules that hold true for everyone. Now, a comprehensive guide to poo colours has been drawn up and it can reveal a lot about your health. Faeces can be any shade from brown to green and be considered normal. But, there are other
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“Mum, why are all sugar crystals the same shape, now matter what size they are?” my nine-year-old daughter wanted to know. On our kitchen table were small piles of tiny white crystals and larger amber “raw” sugar that we sometimes use as a crunchy topping when baking. “Let’s find out,” I answered. “How do you
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To say that 16-year-old Shania McDonagh has a “flair for drawing” would be quite the understatement — especially once you’ve seen her crazy-impressive pencil portrait that could easily be mistaken for a photograph. The talented Irish teen recently took home the top prize — and €1,500 — in the Texaco Children’s Art Competition for
IMPRESSIVE: You Won’t Believe A Secondary School Student Drew This – Look Read More »
After three successful outings in Owerri – Imo State, Umudike – Abia State and Benin – Edo State, Rise Networks’ National Youth Forum continues in its crusade of encouraging young Nigerian Graduates to embrace The Blue Collar Campaign Initiative (Hands on Skills). This time it’s Ado-Ekiti’s turn, as the NIGERIA BEYOND OIL drive moves to the
Rise Networks’ National Youth Forum 6 Hits Ekiti State University on the 26th of April! Read More »
Through an initiative that several people now refer to as an admirable course in the right direction for change in Africa, the Reach Them team early in April took her social impact activities to inspire not fewer than 175 young people in Lagos. Reach Them is the 4 days of Impact done annually to mark
Way to Go! – Group Inspires Lagos Secondary School Students Read More »
Last week, some unidentified gunmen confirmed to be members of the terrorist organisation (Boko Haram) abducted more than 200 female secondary school students from Government Secondary School, Chibok, GGSS, in Borno State. In recent development, parents of the abducted students have placed the nunmer of abducted girls at 234. This was revealed when the governor,
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Hey pals, am delighted to be here with you once again. Last week was wonderful and I was more than delighted to get your responses and answer all your questions. Anyway, I promised we were going to continue this week and here we are. Remember we discussed ‘your personal values and goals’ hence today; we
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Nigeria has been described as a country not good for and suitable for learning, and that the education system in the country has been very unfair to students, according to a Professor of Education, Bayo Okunade. Bayo Okunade, who is also the Director of Distance Learning Centre at the University of Ibadan made this statement
Really Bad: Nigeria Described as a Country not Conducive for Learning Read More »
Her six-year-old son turned his nose up at sandwiches and sticks of carrot. So Grace Hall transformed them into aliens, elephants and superheroes. Now he cannot wait to open his packed lunch every day and tuck into his favourite characters. With the help of a few cutters and moulds, former accountant Mrs Hall has turned
(By Mayowa Adeyemi) The word “facetiously” contains all 5 vowels alphabetically. “Lollipop” is the longest word that can be typed using only the right hand. If you spell out every number from 0 to 999, you will find every vowel except for “a” you have to get to one thousand before getting an “a”. “Go”
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