Hopefully, the people of Kogi west have properly acquainted themselves with this certificate scandal that has called to question the 7 academic degrees that Senator Dino Melaye, their representative in the Senate, claims that he has. And surely, larger public must not fail to pay close attention to the raging madness at the higher echelons... Read More

ABU Zaria, Certificate scandal, dino melaye, havard, instagram, LSE, Sahara Reporters

March 1, 2017

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Let’s be honest, Rihanna is lowkey already winning this 2017

Not to start a feud here but it was you all that came for Rih at the last Grammy’s when she was just busy minding her business (bottled in a flask). Everyone said she had to turn to her bejewelled flask to cope with not getting any award while Queen Bey and Adele swept the... Read More

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Adele, Beyoncé, Grammy, havard, Humanitrian of the year, Rihanna

April 6, 2014

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Simon Kolawole: Why Nigeria stays among the poorest nations in the world

by Simon Kolawole Ironically, a few days later, the World Bank President, Dr Jim Yong Kim, classified Nigerians and Indians among the poorest in the world. He said “two-thirds of the world’s extreme poor are concentrated in just five countries: India, China, Nigeria, Bangladesh, and the Democratic Republic of Congo”. This is simply ironic. I... Read More

Bangladesh, havard, India, nigeria, opinion, pakisttan, poverty, question, simon kolawole, ynaija

May 15, 2012

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Research: Facebook is as satisfying as food or sex

by Chi Ibe A new Harvard study has revealed that posting views on Facebook and other social media sites delivers a powerful reward to the brain that is very similar to the pleasure from food and sex. That’s right. The study published this week was led by two neuroscientists and they proved... Read More

facebook, Food, havard, research

May 4, 2012

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Watch: Get an affordable Harvard and MIT education online

Two of the world’s leading universities, Harvard and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), have formed a partnership to provide relatively cheap online courses starting in the fall (around August/September) of 2012. The two Ivy League schools pooled $30 million each and started the EdX program, aimed at bringing quality education online; all you need to access is... Read More

havard, MIT, online courses, World Citizen