" Education is taken very seriously in Nigeria by parents and the society in general which is why many Nigerian artists at least had a primary and secondary education before venturing into music and hitting the spotlight. Apart from being one of the best popstars in the continent, these musicians mentioned below also have an amazing writing skills. Some may not be that good but it doesn’t look bad in totality anyways. 1. Burna Boy Burna Boy’s sister shared a photo of his brother’s journal to show that Burna Boy conceptualized the song ‘Way too good’ all by himself during the Covid-19 lockdown. 2. Wizkid The internet was in a frenzy when the book of Nigerian artist Wizkid was making rounds on the internet after being posted. The notebook was wizkid’s JSS 1 french note from Ijebu-Ode grammar school which he notable attended while growing up in Lagos. The book has is name Balogun Ayodeji Ibrahim boldly written and dates back to the 10th of October 2001. 3. Davido D...
What is a hangnail? Even though it’s called a hangnail, that little piece of skin isn’t part of the nail. Instead, it’s a torn piece of skin that hangs loose next to your nails. And it’s rare to have hangnails on your toes, though, it does happen from time to time. “A hangnail is really short,” says Dr. Vyas. “It’s kind of stiff and it arises from the side of your nail bed.” Hangnails can be caused by dry air, using alcohol-based hand sanitizers (which we still need to use!) and constant hand washing (which we also still need to do!). Those with a habit of picking or biting around their nails are likely to get hangnails. Swimming in a chlorinated pool can also cause your skin to dry out and lead to hangnails. If you enjoy a manicure every now and then, make sure you’re not cutting your cuticles but pushing them back instead. Cutting your cuticles can lead to hangnails and infections. How to remove a hangnail Follow these steps to safely remove a hangnail. ...
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ASUU strike: Nwajiuba says FG working on alternative funding structure for universities The Nigerian government is currently working on proposals it can use to resolve the ASUU strike, including a new scheme in which universities implement a different way of earning funds. This was disclosed by Emeka Nwajiuba, former Minister of State for Education and a presidential aspirant under the All Progressives Congress (APC) in an interview with Channels TV on Sunday. He stated that the implementation of alternative funding structures is a necessity for university autonomy. What the former minister is saying Nwajiuba apologised to Nigerian students for the continued strike, taking responsibility as their minister. “On behalf of the FG, we want issues to be understood. We have had nearly 15 strikes in 20 years. ASUU has a case, they are making a case for the entire university system,” he said. “The only problem is that we have asked ASUU that strikes can’t cure the problem....
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