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The idea is simple: While wearing normal clothes (no swimsuits allowed!), record yourself dumping a bucket of ice water over your head, then call on at least three other friends to complete the challenge. Finally, post the video to your social media account, while of course taking note of the reason behind the video. Silly? […]
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European football governing body, UEFA, has announced the top three players for the Best Player in Europe award. According to the shortlist posted on UEFA.com moments ago, Cristiano Ronaldo, Arjen Robben and Manuel Neuer are the final contenders for the award. Ronaldo, who scored both goals in Real Madrid’s Super Cup triumph this week, spearheaded
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Eight out of the Nigerians infected with the deadly Ebola disease will benefit from an experimental treatment in Lagos, Minister of Health, Prof. Onyebuchi Chukwu has announced. Chukwu, who made the announcement, today at a world press conference in Abuja, said a Nigerian scientist has offered Nigeria the drug, ‘NanoSilver’, for testing on those infected
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Lucky he wasn’t feeling peckish. A young swimmer in Sian Ka’an, Mexico must be thanking his lucky stars after quick-thinking onlookers narrowly managed to rescue him from the jaws of a huge crocodile. The paddler scrambled for the shore as the crocodile gave chase. Thankfully, a panicked onlooker standing on a nearby bridge hurled an
Former Vice President, Atiku Abubakar, yesterday, attributed mass failure recorded by Nigerian students in the May/June 2014 West African Examinations Council to the non-chalant attitude of government to education from primary to university level. He described failure of the students as the nation’s failure. According to him, the failure of the students is no surprise
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Ever feel like your besties understand you better than anyone? As in, it’s hard to believe you’re not actually related? Yup, us too—which is why we were thrilled (and yet a little unsurprised) that it turns out they might be more linked to us than we think. Geneticists at Yale University and the University of
To prevent an outbreak of the Ebola Viral Disease (EVD), the Federal Government has reportedly approved the extension of the current holiday of primary and secondary schools across the country until further notice. NewTelegraph reports that the development, government stated, is part of measures to curb the spread of Ebola. Senior Special Assistant to the
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The first lady, Dame Patience Jonathan was photographed on her arrival at Sopoto, Northern Poland to commission a training ship built for the Nigerian Oceanographic Institute for Marine and Research purposes, greeting officials and aides in the new vogue of Ebola greeting. She greeted them at respectable distance with ”palm-rubbing acknowledgement. Other Ebola Greeting Style
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A 13-year-old has created a project that could actually stop cyberbullying. Trisha Prabhu, an Illinois middle schooler, was recently selected as a finalist for the 2014 Google Science Fair, according to Business Insider. Her project sought to reduce rates of cyberbullying among teens by creating an alert system that would ask teens to rethink their
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