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No, your friends haven’t just discovered how adorable giraffes are. An emerging trend on Facebook has people changing their profile pictures to images of the long-necked animal after failing to solve a tough riddle. Here’s how it works: Someone posts the riddle on Facebook, challenging their friends to answer it in a private message. If […]
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Osun State has been in the news for some weeks now over strident protests by some stakeholders against its School Reform and Reclassification programme. At the heart of the crisis is the resistance to the decision of the Governor Rauf Aregbesola-led government to merge some of the public schools taken over from Christian and
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Imo State Governor, Owelle Rochas Okorocha, has directed the 27 sole administrators of local government areas in the state to set up a task force that will apprehend children of school age who hawk or loiter about during school hours. Governor Okorocha, who gave the directive at the Government House, recently, said that government
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Teens may have jitters about meeting other teens on the first day of a new or unfamiliar setting such as school, camp or a youth group. Introducing oneself is part of the process of learning how to make friends. Help teens transition from strangers to friends with fun games and activities. Common Interests Separate the
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Frustrated by over four months of strike that has kept their future in the balance, leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS zone ‘B’ has given the members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) seven days to call off strike and return to the class. The Union warned that at the
STRIKE: NANS Gives ASUU Final 7-Day Ultimatum, Threatens To Confront Union Leaders Read More »
Most of us breathe the way we dance-we think we’re doing it right, but we’re not. Even more than bopping to the beat, breathing is a natural, automatic action, and one we don’t often give much (if any) thought to. In fact, you probably think more about how you look on the dance floor
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The brain is responsible for a wide range of behaviors and experiences throughout adolescence – both positive and negative. During the teen years, structural and functional changes in the brain may contribute to many negative characteristics such as: difficulty planning organizing and setting priorities inability to foresee consequences difficulty postponing gratification poor impulse control
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For most of us, there is always that one subject in school that we just can’t master. The most common is math! While it may not be easy, there is a way to do well in that subject.. depending on how hard you try. Prepare yourself for the subject. Buy all the supplies you
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There is a saying that nobody is completely complete – we are all constantly moving towards perfection. Excellent goals can be achieved if you care more than others think is wise, risk more than others think is safe, dream more than others think is practical and expect more than others think is possible. Rather than
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Facebook wants to get inside users heads with new capabilities to track and analyse their behaviour across the social network. Not content with collecting huge troves of data about users’ lives outside of Facebook, executives want new capabilities to track users’ minute interactions with the service itself. New technology would allow them to start collecting
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