Kashim Ibrahim Fellowship: A Stitch in Time

Kashim Ibrahim Fellowship: A Stitch in Time

22/05/2019 ♦
Politics
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By: Sani Abdulrazak At a time when the country was bedeviled by the lurid miasma of kidnappings, cattle rustling, terrorism, shortage of basic amenities, and dwindling resources, we ushered in a new administration determined to steer us out of this mammoth challenges. They found out that basic among other challenges…
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Safe Ways To Whiten Or Bleach Your Skin

Safe Ways To Whiten Or Bleach Your Skin

19/05/2019 ♦
Health
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Whitening or bleaching your skin is potentially dangerous if you don’t know what you’re doing. It’s very important to choose the right chemicals as making a mistake can cause serious problems. A friend of mine has a skin condition known as vitiligo or hypopigmentation. This causes large patches of white…
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How to Accelerate the Growth of Your Startup

How to Accelerate the Growth of Your Startup

16/05/2019 ♦
Business & Economy
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Launching a startup is one thing; accelerating growth and expanding it is an entirely different challenge. While patience is certainly a virtue, it’s not necessarily the best skill for entrepreneurs to adopt. Instead, the focus should be on rapid growth, return on investment and long-term success. How do you accelerate…
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5 Ways To Extend Your Wig Life!

5 Ways To Extend Your Wig Life!

16/05/2019 ♦
Health
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You want to look good; you’ve bought a new human hair wigs and are all ready for the grand makeover. In all the joy of trying out the new look you forget to inquire how to keep your good wig looking great. Well, here’s how you can keep your lace…
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Numerous Uses of Acids

Numerous Uses of Acids

14/05/2019 ♦
Education, Health
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Acids are referred to sulfuric, acetic, electrolyte, nitric, carboxylic, monoprotic, phosphoric, etc Acids are ionic compounds with a positive or negative charge. Generally the taste of acids is sour and it can be in any form gases, liquids and solids. Acids strongly react with metals and other good conductor of…
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5 Things the Champions League Taught Us Last Week

5 Things the Champions League Taught Us Last Week

13/05/2019 ♦
Sports
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By Tijjani Abdulsalam Virgil Van Dijk – Condemnation Is Cheaper than Commendation The Liverpool defender was singled out for what was supposedly a ‘poor performance’ after Lionel Messi scored two goals in the first leg at Camp Nou. At some times, it bordered on pure banter while at other times,…
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