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Month: August 2024

5 benefits of using lip balm daily

Using lip balm every day is a simple and easy way to take care of your lips. Lip balm might seem like a small item, but it can have a big impact on how your lips feel and look. It can help keep your lips healthy, soft, and protected. Lips are a sensitive part of…

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Bobrisky thanks Don Jazzy for gifting him ₦4 million while in prison

Recall that Bobrisky was sentenced to prison on April 12, 2024. After spending 6 months in prison for naira abuse and his subsequent release in August 2024, Bobrisky has now publicly thanked the people who sent him money while he was away; including Don Jazzy. Taking to Instagram on August 25, 2024, the controversial crossdresser…

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Foods you shouldn’t try to cook in your air fryer

While air fryers are incredibly versatile and can cook a wide range of foods, it’s important to know their limitations. In recent times, air fryers have become one of the most popular kitchen gadgets as many people consider it a healthier alternative to traditional frying. While they are not wrong, it is also important to…

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Resident doctors declare 7-day nationwide strike

The strike is expected to severely impact healthcare services nationwide, with fears growing about the potential consequences for patients in need of urgent medical care. The National Association of Resident Doctors (NARD) has declared a 7-day nationwide strike to demand the release of their abducted colleague, Dr Ganiyat Popoola, who has been in captivity for…

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How to crack eggs the right way

What if we told you you’ve been cracking eggs not only wrongly but in an unhealthy manner? Fried eggs are a common and nutritious meal enjoyed with bread, yam, or even on their own. However, cracking the eggs is a crucial step in their preparation. One of the most popular methods is to use the…

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Myth or Fact? Drinking cold soda can abort a pregnancy

There are so many myths associated with pregnancy. One of the most persistent pregnancy myths is that drinking cold soda can lead to a miscarriage. This belief has been passed down through generations, causing many expectant mothers to avoid cold beverages altogether. But is there any truth to this claim? Understanding pregnancy and miscarriage Before…

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FG enforces 18-year age limit for NECO, WAEC, & UTME exams

The minister’s announcement formally reminds parents and guardians to align with the stipulated guidelines. The Federal Government has announced that underage candidates will no longer be allowed to sit for secondary school leaving examinations conducted by the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) and the National Examinations Council (NECO). Education Minister Tahir Mamman confirmed this directive…

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How to cope with a snoring partner

If you’re tired of being kept awake by your partner’s loud snores, you’re not alone. Snoring can be a real nuisance, especially when it’s coming from someone you share a bed with. Many people have dealt with this issue, and there are steps you can take to improve the situation. Understanding snoring Snoring occurs when…

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Nigerians lament passport payment woes as NIS platform crashes

The continued malfunction has left many passport applicants counting their losses and demanding a swift resolution. Nigerians applying for new passports through the Nigeria Immigration Service (NIS) portal are facing significant challenges. The online payment system has encountered technical difficulties, leaving many applicants stranded and frustrated. The NIS confirmed the issue in a statement titled…

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Egbetokun explains how abducted students were rescued without ransom

The police said the successful rescue of the 27 individuals was achieved without the payment of any ransom. The Inspector-General of Police, Kayode Egbetokun, has said that a notorious kidnap kingpin was killed, and two abductors were arrested during an operation to rescue the 20 abducted medical students. Speaking while handing over the students to…

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