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#PNN E-Mentoring (Taiwo Akinlami): Personal Safety/Self Protection For Teenagers: Guidelines To Responses (5)

I am glad to be here today to continue the discussion how you can protect yourself from Physical abuse/bullying/Cyber-bulling/Kidnapping. Last week, I shared three points before I rested my case. Today, Permit me without much ado, to share three more points and rest my case finally on this matter. IV. Do not fight back except

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Nigeria Is Now Ebola FREE – President Jonathan Declares To The World

President Goodluck Jonathan has declared to the United Nations that Nigeria is now free of Ebola.  Jonathan gave this assurance at the United Nations General Assembly in New York, while commenting on the outbreak of the deadly Ebola Virus disease (EVD) in West Africa. He however called on the global community to act collectively in

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Should Pluto be a planet again? Experts debate to reinstate the ninth world of the solar system

In 2006, Pluto lost its status as a planet when other bodies in the solar system of similar or greater size were found. The decision to demote it to a ‘dwarf planet’ by the International Astronomical Union (IAU) at the time was highly contentious – and it now seems many still want its planet status

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Why Y’all Should Listen To Your Parents – Gov. Oshiomhole

Gov. Adams Oshiomhole of Edo, has described his mother, Ahaja Aishetu Oshiomhole, as “a strict disciplinarian’’ who gave him good moral upbringing. He made the remarks on Saturday in Iyamho, near Auchi, at the launching of a book, “ Igovina Emosi.’’ a biography of Ahaja Aishetu Oshiomhole, mother of the governor. The book was written

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#PNN E-Mentoring (Taiwo Akinlami): Personal Safety/Self Protection For Teenagers: Guidelines To Responses (4)

Welcome to our page today. It is our page because it belongs to both the writer and the readers. The truth of the matter is that it belongs more to you my young friends than it belongs to us here. If you are not reading, who do we write for? So I am glad you

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Ebola: Confusion over schools’ resumption (+ confirmed reopening dates for various states)

As both primary and secondary schools nationwide are expected to resume today in compliance with the directive by the Federal Government, parents and teachers have, however, been thrown into confusion following counter-directives by some state governments which have fixed different dates for schools to resume. The Nigeria Union of Teachers, on its part had earlier

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Why Schools Should Resume on Sept 22 – President Jonathan

Following protests and criticism from several individuals, organizations and teachers over the scheduled resumption for schools across the country in the face of Ebola Virus Disease outbreak in the country, President Goodluck Jonathan has given a useful explanation on the matter. Speaking on Thursday in Abuja, at the meeting of the National Executive Committee of

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Bad at maths? Blame your mum: Numerical skills are decided in the womb, scientists discover

If you have always found doing sums a struggle, you might just be able to blame your mother. Because research has linked a woman’s hormone levels in pregnancy with her child’s maths skills at age five. Boys and girls whose mothers were very low in the hormone thyroxine were almost twice as likely to do

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