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Month: August 2024

7 unusual funeral rituals from around the world

In some cultures, death is seen as a natural part of life, and the rituals are a way to honour the life that was lived. Funerals are a time to say goodbye to loved ones who have passed away. In many places, this is done with quiet ceremonies and burials. However, around the world, some…

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Why do I need seamless underwear?

Embracing seamless underwear is a decision your curves and wardrobe will thank you for. Dear ladies, have you ever considered switching to seamless underwear? Seamless underwear is definitely a must-have in every woman’s wardrobe especially because of its numerous benefits. 5 reasons every lady should own seamless underwear Just in case you are yet to…

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FG to reintroduce school feeding programme amid economic hardship

Before the announcement, the House of Representatives had been mounting a campaign to urge the federal government to resume implementing the school feeding scheme. The federal government is set to relaunch the Home-Grown School Feeding Programme, an initiative that provides meals to students to increase school attendance. Wale Edun, the Minister of Finance and the…

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7 subtle signs you’re not sexually attracted to your partner

These signs may not mean that your relationship is doomed, but be honest with yourself about your feelings. Sexual attraction is a big part of any romantic relationship. It’s that spark that makes you excited to be close to your partner, to share kisses, hugs, and more intimate moments. But what happens when that spark…

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Experts say inconsistent rainfall will increase food shortage and hunger

Rain inconsistencies, issues of insecurity can threaten food security in the country. Some experts have restated that the inconsistent annual rainfall experienced in the country may affect food harvests in 2024 and beyond. The experts said this in separate interviews with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday in Lagos. Ms Gloria Bulus, an…

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Asake reaches 50 entries on the Billboard Afrobeats chart

9 songs from Asake’s ‘Lungu Boy’ appear on the Billboard Afrobeats chart. On August 9, 2024, Asake released his third album ‘Lungu Boy’ which features several superstars including Grammy-winning Nigerian superstar Wizkid, British rappers Central Cee and Stormzy, American superstar Travis Scott, and Brazilian singer Ludmila. In the chart week of August 24, 2024, Asake‘s…

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Why you fart all the time and how to stop it

Excessive gas is temporary and easy to fix. Farting is a natural bodily function that everyone experiences. While it can sometimes be embarrassing, it’s a normal and healthy part of digestion. However, if you’re experiencing excessive flatulence, you might want to take note of the underlying causes. What causes excessive flatulence? There are several reasons…

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Watch the moment Omah Lay experiences first earthquake

He says that it was a scary experience. Nigerian Afrobeats singer Omah Lay described his first experience of an earthquake as a frightening one. The quake occurred during the singer‘s time in Los Angeles, USA, during an interview on the Zach Sang Show. On the show, the singer spoke about his career, his upbringing in…

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Matawalle calls on CDS to find, prosecute killers of Sokoto District Head

The minister who condemned the brutal killing of the District Head in strong terms described it as heinous and unacceptable. Dr Bello Matawalle, the Minister of State for Defence, has urged the Chief of Defence Staff, Gen, Christopher Musa to fish out the killers of Alhaji Isa Bawa, the District Head of Gatawa in Sokoto…

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5 amazing animals that came back from extinction

These animals were thought to have vanished forever, only to make a surprising return. Due to the tireless efforts of scientists, conservationists, and nature lovers, a few species that were once declared extinct have been brought back from the brink. These remarkable animals are living proof that it’s possible to reverse the damage we’ve done…

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