Teen News

Enter for the International IDEA 2015 Essay Competition 2015

To celebrate its 20th Anniversary, the International Institute for Democracy & Electoral Assistance (International IDEA) is organizing an essay competition for dedicated young people who share our passion for the future of democracy: Essay topic Does representative democracy have a future in this era of digital media? Deadline for submissions 30 April 2015 Competition rules

Enter for the International IDEA 2015 Essay Competition 2015 Read More »

Teenage Parents More Likely To Have Defected Babies, Study Reveals

Researchers  at the University of Cambridge have propounded that teenage parents may be more likely to pass on birth defects to their children. The Study looked at DNA of 24,000 parents and their children found that when the father was 20 or younger, the children had many more mutations than did children of older dads, as well

Teenage Parents More Likely To Have Defected Babies, Study Reveals Read More »

Police begins 24-hour patrol of Sokoto schools to prevent Boko Haram attacks

Sokoto state police have begun a 24-hour patrol of all schools in the state in a bid to protect pupils and property from terrorists attacks, even as the Boko Haram sect remains a threat. The spokesperson of the Sokoto State Police Command, Al-Mustapha Sani, on Tuesday said the initiative was started to make sure that

Police begins 24-hour patrol of Sokoto schools to prevent Boko Haram attacks Read More »

New Study Shows Sleep Deprivation in Teenagers is Getting Worse

United State – Getting enough sleep is vital for healthy living and productivity. According to the National Sleep Foundation (NSF), teenagers function best obtaining 8-10 hours of sleep every night. However, contrary to popular stereotypical notions that teenagers spend ‘all day’ sleeping, a new study says otherwise. Researchers at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health

New Study Shows Sleep Deprivation in Teenagers is Getting Worse Read More »

12-year-old boy gets 12 lashes for stealing neighbour’s N8,500 Nokia phone

A 12-year-old student has been sentenced to 12 strokes of the cane by a Grade 1 Area Court at Nyanya, Abuja, for stealing his neighbour’s Nokia phone. The student (names withheld) was arraigned on a two count charge of theft and trespassing, punishable under sections 349 and 287 of the Penal Code Law. According to

12-year-old boy gets 12 lashes for stealing neighbour’s N8,500 Nokia phone Read More »

My high school teacher once told me I won’t succeed – Davido

Don’t ever be deterred by non-constructive or down casting comments made to you by ANYONE. Most people are always recipients of bad comments made by some folks who play the devil by declaring evil into another person’s future forgetting that there is God somewhere who can change whatever situation. Davido’s wealthy background did not exempt

My high school teacher once told me I won’t succeed – Davido Read More »

State High School Students win Lagos Brighter Rewarding Future Quiz

A 14-year-old pupil of the State Senior High School, Ikeja, Lagos, Habeeb Musa, and 16-year-old, Mariam Lamidi, of the same school have emerged winners of the Brighter Rewarding Future Quiz. They defeated Mubarak Mohammed and Qudus Alabi of the Sango Senior Secondary School, Agege by scoring 12 points as against the 10 points scored by

State High School Students win Lagos Brighter Rewarding Future Quiz Read More »

Two teen girls to win N3.84 million in the 2015 Technovation challenge

Two Nigerian school girls between the ages of 10 and 18 will go home each $10,000 richer, as a global technology entrepreneurship program for girls, Technovation challenge, kicks off the 2015 edition. Technovation is a programme designed by Iridescent, a science-education non-profit organization that helps engineers, scientists and high-tech professionals bring cutting edge science, technology

Two teen girls to win N3.84 million in the 2015 Technovation challenge Read More »

Criticisms trail N10,000 entrance fees by Lagos govt into JSS

More negative reactions have continued to trail the N10,000 fees charged by the Lagos State government for parents who wish to register their child(ren) into the state’s junior secondary model colleges and upgraded colleges, saying the amount is tantamount to pricing education out of the reach of the poor. Pointing out that two versions of

Criticisms trail N10,000 entrance fees by Lagos govt into JSS Read More »

Scroll to Top