Etisalat adjudged best network operator in Nigeria

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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Never wake up tired again: How to feel refreshed even after too little sleep

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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Did This Mum Go Too Far? Mother’s Facebook Lesson To Her Daughter Takes Different Turn

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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You really can’t fake a laugh; Our brains are hardwired to tell the difference between genuine and fake chuckling

Next time your teacher tells a bad joke and you feel compelled to laugh, beware – they can tell you’re faking it. Researchers from London have discovered our brains carry out different process when we hear genuine laughter compared to fake chuckles. When laughter is forced, for example, it activates a part of the brain

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Does too much homework make you sick? Study finds connection between students’ stress and physical illness

Doing more than three hours of homework per night may be making younger students sick. A study conducted by Stanford Graduate School of Education surveyed more than 4,300 students from ten high-performing public and private high schools in affluent California communities, and found that excessive homework causes high stress levels and physical health problems. ‘We

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2Face Joins BlackRealvolution Movement

Multiple award winning artiste, 2Face Idibia, popularly known for his exploits in music has pitched his tent with the #Blackrealvolution movement. The talented artiste, who is regarded as one of Nigeria’s veritable musical exports, said the Blackrealvolution movement represents peace, love and unity – values which he has strongly promoted through his award winning songs.

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#PNN E-MENTORING (Amenze Iyamu): Want To Succeed in Life? 5 Great Keys For Personal Success 3

Welcome to this awesome day! I believe you have been having a great time. Let’s get down to business! In my last post I introduced the second law known as the Law of Visualisation, which states that the picture you hold in your mind of your preferred tomorrow is what will happen to you. One

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Classwork Series and Exercises {ICT-SS3}: Networking

Topic: Networking 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

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