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The Untold Story of Biochemistry: Nigeria's Most Underrated Degree
The first time someone asked me what I was studying at the university and I replied, " Biochemistry ," the response came almost immediately." Oh... so you wanted to study Medicine?"I laughed, but deep down, I knew that ...
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THE PRESSURE OF WANTING TO HAVE YOUR LIFE FIGURED OUT EARLY.
At the age of eighteen, you`re expected to know what you want to become. At twenty, you're meant to be making progress. By twenty-five, you should have everything together already. Somewhere along the way, growing up ...
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How Many Nigerian Private Universities Restrict Students from Participating in Real-World Activities
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The Protection of Women’s Rights Under International Law: A Critique of Gender-Based Oppression in Certain States
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OPINION: Of a Misconception Against Social Media Validation
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Why Are So Many Young Africans still Struggling Career-wise?
Students spend years in school, yet education in many African countries still does not fully match the realities of the job market. A lot of graduates leave university with theoretical knowledge but without enough ...
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What's is Parkinson's Disease
Parkinson's Disease (PD) is a progressive neurological disease.PD occurs due to degeneration of dopamine producing neurons within the substantia nigra of the basal ganglia.Reduced dopamine disrupts voluntary movement ...
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What people call Strength is sometimes just Emotional Detachment
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Africa's Greatest Resource isn't Oil,it's its people.
Whenever people think about Africa's wealth and how it came about,what comes to mind is our oil,diamonds,golds and other valuable natural resources. And for decades,these resources have helped shape the continent's ...
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MY TWO CENTS ON THE Olodo Uprising: The MONSTER WE MADE
If you are a very active Nigerian Netizen you would have come across the slang or trend "Olodo Uprising", but before we delve deep into the issue let's look at the root word "Olodo."In Yoruba language, the word olodo ...
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FEAR
Fear is something that everyone comes to have in their lives. English scholars have turned the wordings of Fear to the term of phobias.FEAR is depicting False Evidence Appearing Real. Fear is ignited in us that turns to ...
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HPV & Cervical Cancer in Africa: Why is Vaccination Still Low?
When I first heard “HPV vaccine” in SS2, I thought it was just another injection they give girls in secondary school. Honestly, I didn’t think much of it. Then recently, while I was interning at a private hospital, we ...
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Can Africa develop if its students are trained to memorize more than they are trained to question and innovate?
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Women Rights: Equality or Equity.
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WHY I CHOSE BIOCHEMISTRY 🧬
Choosing a university course is often seen as a decision about a career. For me, choosing Biochemistry became much more than that. It became a journey into understanding life, developing curiosity, solving problems, and ...
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Bed rock of life science
This is exactly true, biochemistry itself is a rock capable of standing on its own to a point of self innovation and self employment. Infact it stretches across all branches of life science making contributing to it's ...
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KYATU YARINYA
KYATU YARINYA(BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADY)A SIGN THAT LOVE CUTS ACROSS TRIBES AND RACES.The journey for love took me to the North.....and I'm not gonna lie the journey was long and one too but soon I was love struck.I met one ...
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Gender Equality in Africa: Progress Made and the Road Ahead
Gender Equality in Africa: Progress Made and the Road AheadIntroductionGender equality is no longer simply a matter of fairness; it is a prerequisite for Africa's sustainable development. Across the continent, women and ...
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The Forbidden Love
I am just a sweet loving guy who needed to find his peace. I have watched in movies about soul mates and all and I wondered where would I get my soul mate. I searched tirelessly till I found her. I was just a mere ...
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MIDSUMMER NIGHTMARE
I am sure we all know about the book Midsummer Night Dream by William Shakespeare when we were much younger, a very interesting book I must say. Remember it spoke on lovers discovering snd uncovering true feelings. But ...
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The untold story of Marriage Dissolution
Life is so private that no one truly knows the treatment a man endures during a struggling marriage. Everyone talks about it, but no one pities the man when divorce happens. For divorcing her, he is always pictures as ...
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Tech isn't the future — it's already the present. Students who ignore it are already behind.
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Heavy is the one that wears the crown
I want to do law, I want to do law.That is the chants we hear from some law students not all. I was never one that said the chants I want to do law. I wanted to be a medical doctor and a proud one. I wanted to also do ...
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IS EDUCATION STILL THE KEY OR IT'S JUST A KEY?
We all remember that moment on the assembly ground where a teacher or principal in an oversized suit and 1992 model shoes would be telling us education is the key and without it WE CANNOT SUCCEED.Fast forward to today ...
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Africa doesn't have a talent problem
Africa doesn't have a talent problem.It has a distribution problem.I keep meeting brilliant people. Developers who can build anything. Writers who can move you in three sentences. Founders with ideas that would raise ...
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VANITY UPON VANITY
Vanity upon vanity, everything is vanity. Ebenezer Obey sang the song‘Vanity upon vanity,All is vanity...’I use to laugh at those words everytime I see it. Today I saw a post that money is vanity and the girl loves ...
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Can Innovation Grow in a School System That Punishes Questions
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Why Africa Needs a New Generation of Student Thinkers
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Owolabi Malik Adebayo✓· 3mo ago
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The Generation That Cannot Afford to Be Offline
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Rally· 2mo ago
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Can African Universities Truly Produce Entrepreneurs?
For many years, African universities have been seen mainly as places for academic learning, certification, and professional preparation. Students enter to earn degrees, pass examinations, and hopefully secure ...
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Gratitude Olanibi· 4mo ago
