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Anatomy and Physiology of Farm Animals (SS1 Third Term Agricultural Science)

Introduction: Anatomy and Physiology Anatomy has to do with the forms and structures of the body; and in this case, the bodies of farm animals. It is closely related to physiology which deals with the functions of the forms and parts of the body. In anatomy, some of the systems that maintain the body include-

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DANDRUFF: These Habits could be Sabotaging your Efforts at effective Treatment

Believe it or not, dandruff is a common scalp disorder that affects many teenagers. All that itching and scratching of your head could just be caused by it! Here are a few things you should know about dandruff’s- it has been established that keratinocytes play a key role in the generation of immunological reactions during dandruff formation.

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Geography 101: The top largest Countries by Landmass every Teen should Know

As you should already know, the earth’s surface is partitioned into different countries many of which are really big in size; examples- Russia, Canada, USA, China, Brazil and Australia. These occupy huge areas of the earth, with some even stretching across continents. Many teenagers already do know some of these very big countries. And as

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SHE Forum Africa Makes a Case for Girl Child Education

Stakeholders have called for more concerted effort at educating the girl-child. They made the call during a panel organised by SHE Forum Africa, a Non-Governmental Organisation focused on clamouring for gender equity among many things. This year’s conference took place in Abuja yesterday, the fourth edition and with the theme- Evolve or Be Left Behind.

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Attention Over-protective Parents Here are the Side Effects of your parenting Style

Parents are naturally over-protective. However, some do take their over-protectiveness some extra miles, inadvertently infantilizing their children in the process. This they do despite their teenagers’ best efforts to assert their independence.  Truth is, most over-protective parents think they are actually doing the right thing for their children; keeping them safe from the world and

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Library 101: Introduction to some of the basic Rules to effective Library Use

Ideally speaking, every student’s favourite place should be the library. However, I must admit that this is usually not the case. That not withstanding, there are quite a number of students make out time to visit the library on a daily. This is a good thing, even though not all of them are familiar with

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School Management offers Four lucky Students Scholarship to the tune of 3 million naira

 The Mind Builders School, a secondary school based in Lagos, has awarded scholarship worth up to three million naira to four of its newly admitted students. The kind gesture by the school’s management is aimed at covering part of the new students tuition fees. This is a follow up to an earlier scholarship scheme by the

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Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (TRCN) inducts 512 new Teachers

The government organization vested with the responsibility certifying teachers in the country- the  Teachers Registration Council of Nigeria (Technical) has recently inducted more than five hundred new teachers. The newly inducted teachers graduated from the Federal College of Education Umunze in Anambra State. According to Vanguardngr.com, the induction ceremony which was happening for the third time

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