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(By Adekunle S. Ogunbadejo) The position of an engineer in the society can sometimes be a controversial one. Truth be told, engineers have greatly improved the world we live in. They have made tremendous impacts that have changed the way we live globally; impact that has changed our lives professionally, impact that has changed […]
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Preparation and Issuing of Receipts Roles of Wages and Salaries Office In every establishment, the preparation of the salaries and wages of employees is the responsibility of someone or a group of persons who would collectively be known as being in the wages department, or the salaries section of the accounts department The
As a species, we tend to remember inventions as the things that changed history. Fire, agriculture, architecture, the printing press, electricity, all of these led to immense leaps forward for humanity. But what’s more difficult to get a grasp on is the impact that concepts and ideas had on our progress. For instance, a very
What if Aristotle had a Twitter account? Would you follow Albert Einstein or Charles Darwin? I sure would. If I did, their tweets would probably look a bit like the visual mockup you see below. The folks at PhD Comics created this whimsical take on the great tweets of science. Too bad Twitter didn’t exist
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Eight fake members of the National Youth Service Corps, NYSC have been arrested, charged to court and remanded in prison. The accused are Agatha Azuma, Amarachukwu Okoro, Nicholas Eze, Blessing Samuel, Wisdom Nwoke, Paulyn Worgu, Cordelia Ugwuata and Blessing Duru. Chief Magistrate Ramatu Gulma of the Wuse Zone 2 Magistrates’ Court on Thursday also directed
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Walking to school helps children concentrate in lessons better and may even reduce the need for medication for conditions like ADHD, new research suggests. A survey of more than 2,500 pupils showed that 80 per cent of those who walked to school reported feeling calmer and more able to concentrate when they got there. They
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The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), Adekunle Ajasin University, Akungba-Akoko (AAUA) advised parents to keep their children at home, warning that members were ready to resist the management’s plans to recall students to campus despite the ongoing strike. This advice followed a statement by the Vice-Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Olufemi Mimiko, who said he
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(By Oluwatoyin Ikuomola) Continued from part one, part two, part three We had first seen each other at the village square, playing as simple minded youngsters. He approached me and I was rude, but not as usual. Believe it or not, I was once a very happy person. A fire so bright it seemed
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(By Amanda Dai) “Scissors: One minute,” our coach orders succinctly. I inwardly groan, drained from doing all the conditioning sets before. After a month-long break in China, executing our new warm-up every morning is practically impossible. My legs force themselves off the ground and I drag my back off the carpet. I cross my
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(By Alice Martin) Gone are the days when academic institutes used to shy from integrating current technology into their education system. Now, almost every school, college and university in US, UK and other developed countries are using current techs to foster effective education round-the-clock. As internet plays a huge role in making education more
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