Lagos and other South West states besides Osun, have directed the resumption of primary and secondary schools on Monday as directed by the Federal Government, with a stern warning from Lagos State government that it will sanction schools that default in implementing the basic preventive measures Ebola Virus Disease EVD, as directed by the Minister
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The Senate yesterday advised both private and government schools to put in place precautionary measures to curtail the spread of Ebola as schools resume next week. It also concurred that enough efforts had been made for resumption of schools. The Senate equally urged the Economic Community of West African States, ECOWAS, and the African Union,
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Hello guys, how are you all doing? I am starting a new series today. Follow this one closely and you will have a total mental make-over. There are different types of blindness out there in the world. Physical blindness and mental blindness are two of the major ones. Blindness is a situation of life where
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As the new resumption date by the Federal Government for the nation’s public and private schools continues to generate controversy, the National Association Proprietors of Private Schools, NAPS, in Bauchi State has thrown its weight behind the new resumption date, saying schools should adopt preventive measures against the Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, instead keeping students
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Hey Peeps! Sorry I have been off for a while. I’m back again and am so glad to be sharing with you. As teenagers, I think there are some basic things you should know because it’s going to help you make better choices and become a better person. The first one we would be talking
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Nigeria Union of Teachers, NUT, Tuesday , directed it members to ignore the 22nd of September, 2014, resumption of primary and secondary schools in Nigeria. National President of NUT, Comrade Micheal Olukoya, gave the directive while briefing journalists in Abuja. He said the teachers should only resume if the Federal Government sufficiently trained and provide
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Africa is always seen as a technologically silent continent but the fact is that we are unrecognized and our lack of recognition is what keeps us in oblivion. Here are 5 mind blowing inventions by Africans. 5. DryBath At age 21, Ludwick Marishane invented a ‘bath without water’ formula; DryBath, which is an anti germicidal
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Seventeen-year-old Kai Kloepfer’s idea for a finger-print sensitive smart gun came to him in a dream. This week, the Colorado teen won a $50,000 grant from the Smart Tech Challenges Foundation with the hopes of bringing that vision to life. In an interview with FOX’s Denver news channel KDVR, Kloepfer said that he believes his
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Minister of Education, Mallam Ibrahim Shekarau, on Monday, disclosed that the results of April 2014 West African Examinations Council (WAEC) of the abducted Chibok schoolgirls is ready. The minister, who disclosed this at a stakeholders’ meeting, organised by the House of Representatives Committee on Education, over the Federal Government’s directive that schools resume on September
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