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January 30, 2017

Whatever you decide to study, you can study in the UK [DETAILS]

Studying in the UK means a daily dose of world class teaching and extraordinary academic innovation that will help you develop critical thinking, creativity and confidence. In addition, UK institutions are multicultural so; you’ll have the experience of interacting with students from all over the world, as well as gain exposure to diverse cultures. Chika... Read More

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November 27, 2016

Prisca Akpos: I aced my exams without cheating

by Prisca Akpos Dennis, please pass me the salt, at least you’re the only one in this house that can pass something. This was my father’s way of punishing me for failing my JAMB examination. For the second time in two years JAMB (Joint administration and matriculation board) exam had jammed me again and my dad... Read More

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PNEA 2016: Nominees for the inaugural edition of Prestige Nigeria Education Awards unveiled

The organizer of Prestige Nigeria Education Awards (PNEA) has officially unveiled the nominees for the first season of the award. PNEA 2016 nomination was made open to the general public for individuals, organizations, institutions and brands that have through diligence, commitment and hard work achieved a feat worthy of reward and/or has contributed to the... Read More

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December 17, 2015

BREAKING: WAEC releases November/December result

Result of the November/December 2015 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) has been released by the West African Examination Council (WAEC). The Head of National Office WAEC, Isaac Adenipekun announced the release of the results in Lagos, on Thursday, December 17 but did not give full details of candidates’ performance. He said, “The idea of pass... Read More

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Nigerians are very religious… but they love marijuana as well – Study reveals

by Chinwe Okafor There you have it Nigerians- as religious as you are, you also appreciate a good ‘ol blunt from time to time. A new study by Pew Research puts Nigeria as number 2 on the list of countries that believe that religion is very important. Nigeria comes second to Pakistan in this category.... Read More

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January 23, 2015

Must Reads: But why aren’t the Japanese f__king?, Fast track on drug for Ebola has faltered + more

Last year America sent Special Ops Forces into almost 70% of the countries in the world. MotherJones Did Facebook just finally kill off hoax news? Big Think Why aren’t the Japanese fucking? VICE Salman ascends throne to become Saudi King. NY Times Fast track on drug for Ebola has faltered. NY Times Saudi King Abdullah... Read More

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October 29, 2014

Guys, here’s a perfectly valid reason to have over 20 female sex partners (READ)

by Isi Esene Latest studies have shown that there may actually be an upside side to men having sexual partners numbering over twenty. Men have famously been known to keep a tab on their ‘body count’ to boost their ever-drooping ego but they may need to do it more now – for health reasons as researchers... Read More

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October 8, 2014

Oh Wow! Vaginal orgasm and G-spot are myths, new study reveals

by Damilola Jagun Sorry to burst your bubble folks, but there is nothing like vaginal orgasm or clitoral orgasm, or even G-spot for that matter. According to a recent study by Vincenzo and Guila Puppo, published in the journal Clinical Anatomy, it is simply known as ‘female orgasm’. The study states that descriptions of female... Read More

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Good news: After-sex vaginal gel protecting women against HIV developed

by Akan Ido Scientists appear to have inched closer to discovering the cure for the dreaded killer disease HIV with the development of a vaginal gel to protect women who apply it even three hours after sex. US researchers say the vaginal gel contains anti-retroviral drugs which is effective against the virus. The drugs were... Read More

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January 7, 2014

8 things you should know about Architecture

by Samuel Okopi There are climatic, technological, psychological, social, ecological and spiritual dimensions to architecture that those who have passed through architecture’s rigorous system of apprenticeship, can help articulate into a functional and beautiful whole. Unfortunately, most Nigerians are more concerned with getting the building on its feet, forgetting that its soul, its character, its... Read More

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November 5, 2013

Got a cold? Stick to paracetamol: Study finds it superior to Ibuprofen in treating sore throats & runny noses

Coping with a cold? Doctors believe paracetamol is the best treatment to keep on top of coughs, colds and sore throats. New research suggests paracetamol – contained in many over the counter remedies – is superior to ibuprofen, or a combination of paracetamol and ibuprofen. The widely used practice of inhaling steam to ease symptoms... Read More

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November 3, 2013

The new superfood? Carrots boost male fertility, improve sperm quality – Study

Are carrots the new sperm superfood? A study found that eating foods rich in beta-carotene can boost male fertility. Here’s another incentive for guys to eat their fill of colorful fruits and veggies. Researchers at Harvard University’s School of Public Health found that orange and yellow produce can increase the quantity and quality of sperm,... Read More

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October 13, 2013

Opinion: Why do married women retain maiden names?

by Joseph Igbinovia Foremost sprinter, Mary Onyali, also stuck to her maiden name until recently when she hyphenated her husband’s family name, Omagbemi. In the past, a surname change naturally followed every wedding, particularly in this part of Africa. In fact, the name change was anticipated by every single-lady because it was considered the most... Read More

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October 12, 2013

Revealed: Kissing is a screening tool to find the right partner – Study

Frog or prince? Kissing is the way to tell According to a new study a kiss is more than just a kiss – it acts as a screening tools to help us find the right partner. Oxford University scientists believe that when two people kiss it allows each individual to assess the other based on... Read More

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October 6, 2013

Want to know if someone fancies you? Study says you should LISTEN to the tone of their voice

Actress Scarlett Johansson is known for her husky voice and sex appeal. According to the study, women use a lower pitch when speaking to a partner Plenty of people have noticed how their friends change their voices when they are talking to a partner and now scientists have demonstrated men and women really do alter... Read More

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August 18, 2013

So true, so false: Atheists tend to be more intelligent than religious people – Study

Atheists tend to be more intelligent than religious people, according to a US study. Researchers found that those with high IQs had greater self-control and were able to do more for themselves – so did not need the benefits that religion provides. They also have better self esteem and built more supportive relationships, the study... Read More

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August 10, 2013

FG gives scholarship to 36 Niger Delta youth to study abroad

by Oge Okonkwo The Special Adviser to the President on Niger Delta Affairs, Kingsley Kuku, said that 36 youth have been enrolled for formal education in the University of Alabama, in the United States of America. This was disclosed on Friday at the Offshore Orientation and Departure Programme, organised for the beneficiaries in Abuja, the... Read More

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New drug offers hope for cervical cancer patients

A new cervical cancer drug offers the first good hope of extending life for women with advanced stages of the disease, a study published in the United States today has found. Existing chemotherapy regimes are largely ineffective against advanced stages of cervical cancer, which kills 250,000 women worldwide every year. That’s why early screening is... Read More

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Study shows eating walnuts cuts your risk of suffering a heart attack

Walnuts dramatically cut the risk of suffering a heart attack, new research shows. Nutrition experts said eating whole walnuts or their extracted oil can reduce the chance of cardiovascular damage through a mechanism other than simply lowering cholesterol. Professor Penny Kris-Etherton, a co-author of the study by American researchers at Penn State, Tufts University and... Read More

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Are women really smarter than men? New study reveals more [DETAILS]

It is often said that women are smarter than men. Is this a scientific fact that has been proven? A new study is showing just how different the male and female brains really are. Daniel Amen, MD and his team of researchers completed the largest brain scan study ever and found some interesting differences that... Read More

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Wanna be happy? Have sex for 106 minutes a day, new study reveals

You should be having three times as much sex as work, according to science. We used to just have intercourse for making babies. Then, it must have been at least three or four years ago, we discovered it felt really good AND made you sort of like the person you were trying it with. Before... Read More

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Some men can’t ‘perform’ in bed if their wives earn more than they do – New study

Relationships face many struggles and now times are changing men and women are figuring out the new power dynamics in their relationships. It is becoming less and less uncommon for a women to be the bread winner of the family and that is financially changing the dynamic of what was once a patriarchal design. That... Read More

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February 24, 2013

No kidding: Top UK university invites students to take cocaine as part of study

A top London university has asked its students to snort cocaine as part of a clinical trial into the effects of the Class A drug. In an email to hundreds of students sent last week, a professor at King’s College London seeks ‘healthy male volunteers, 25-40 years of age, to take part in a clinical... Read More

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February 6, 2013

Are you a stressed man? This study explains why you are not sexy to women [DETAILS]

What are women’s opinions of what makes a desirable mate? A new research study explores this question in more detail. How about macho men with features like a strong jaw, squinty eyes and possess a high level of testosterone? Women are apparently more attracted to these features, according to new research. The male hormone testosterone... Read More

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January 23, 2013

Bosses handle rejection better than everyone else – New study

from Techyville “When rejected instead of accepted, subordinates reported lower self-esteem and greater negative emotion, but supervisors did not show an adverse reaction to rejection, Research shows that people who are in a position of power at work and home handle rejection better than everyone else. “Powerful people appear to be better at dealing with... Read More

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January 14, 2013

‘Time is money’: New study shows belief in the adage makes people impatient

If you are a firm believer in the “time is money” adage, you probably find difficulty in having fun during leisure time, research shows. A study conducted by Sanford DeVoe and Julian House at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management, suggests that people who put a price on their time are more likely... Read More

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November 29, 2012

Worse than we thought: Smoking harms your brain too, leading to sharp mental decline – Study

Smoking is known to be highly damaging to physical health, being a major factor in cancer and heart disease. Now, however, its alarming effects on the mental well-being of millions of smokers have been outlined by British scientists. Lighting up regularly has been associated with a sharp decline in the performance of the brain, according... Read More

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