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It is a classic conundrum and a yardstick of morality – if you found an abandoned wallet, would you give it back? But while everyone would have their own reasons for keeping or returning a lost item, a new study has revealed which cities worldwide have the best record for acts of honesty. A total […]
They’re not quite ready to crack the country’s fiscal fiasco, or solve world hunger for that matter. However, India Pyzel and Isabella Walker do have something to say about the dress code at Kahuku High and Intermediate School – both girls believe it goes too far. Under a policy set forth by the school’s community
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The Bureau of Public Enterprises says it plans to roll out policies and the legal framework for the regulation of the social media in Nigeria. Director General of the privatisation agency, Mr. Benjamin Dikki frowned on the unregulated posting of what he called offensive materials on the various social networking sites. Dikki said this plan was in
(By Oluwatoyin Ikuomola) Continued from part one. “Come and have your seat”, Mama called out to me. Reluctantly, I slowly moved to go and take my place beside Papa who sat opposite Mama and Ngozi. Chike was curled up on the floor beside Mama. He looked at me, probably still shaken about how
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Ethiopia has confirmed a definite date for the first leg match against Nigeria in the final playoff leading to Brazil 2014 World Cup. The first leg of the World Cup qualifying clash will take place on Sunday, October 13 in Addis Ababa, their football association officials have confirmed. All ties will take place between October
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A rift that has torn students of Nigerian institutions of higher learning manifested itself at the University of Lagos when protesters organised by the Joint Campus Committee (JCC) of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) were yesterday barred from gaining entrance into the University of Lagos. The protesters made good on their threat to
Nineteen elements on the periodic table — including gold, cadmium, arsenic and aluminum — are getting their atomic weights adjusted. The International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) announced that they’ve approved new weights for the elements thanks to more precise measurements and better calculations of the abundance of certain isotopes (atoms of an
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A total of twenty graduates of the Redeemer’s University (RUN), Mowe, Ogun State, bagged First Class Honours degree at the recent fifth convocation of the Institution, held at the Redeemed Christian Church of God (RCCG) Youth Centre Camp. The event featured the award of first degrees to a total of 519 graduands across the three
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A teacher, Augustine Akpan, who allegedly fondled the breasts of his pupil, an 11-year old girl, has been remanded in prison custody by an Ikeja Senior Magistrate’s Court sitting at Abule Egba, Lagos. The police arraigned 30-year-old Akpan before the court on a two-count charge of indecent assault and fondling the breasts of his pupil.
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A 17-year-old won a science fair and he may have also changed the way that the flu is treated in the process. California resident Eric Chen took home the grand prize Monday at the Google Science Fair for his work tackling the flu virus, according NBC News. He created a 3-D models and computer simulations
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