Aliko Dangote Reacts To South African – Nigerian Attacks BY ELEGBEDE ISSA · SEPTEMBER 5, 2019 Africa richest man, Aliko Dangote has reacted to the the xenophobic war between South Africa and counterpart Nigeria. The attack reportedly began in South Africa, Johannesburg precisely Nigerians are being maimed and their businesses laid to ruins. Unhappy Nigerians also took to …
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Federal Government Withdraws Ambassador To South Africa, Boycotts World Economic Summit BY ELEGBEDE ISSA · SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 The Nigeria Federal Government has reportedly called back its ambassador to South Africa, Ambassador Kabiru Bala and have boycotted the World Economic Summit. The World Economic Summit (WES) which is slated to hold in Cape Town on Wednesday has been …
Federal Government Withdraws Ambassador To South Africa, Boycotts World Economic Summit BY ELEGBEDE ISSA · SEPTEMBER 4, 2019 The Nigeria Federal Government has reportedly called back its ambassador to South Africa, Ambassador Kabiru Bala and have boycotted the World Economic Summit. The World Economic Summit (WES) which is slated to hold in Cape Town on Wednesday has been …
Waiter, There’s A Monkey In My Soup!
As I was mowing the lawn this morning, Modern Philosophers, I got to thinking about how much I hated the task. Then I wondered how anyone could possibly choose to mow lawns for a living. Shortly thereafter, I remembered that I put myself through college as a busboy, waiter, and bartender. So, obviously, not every …
What is neuroscience?
Neuroscientists focus on the brain and its impact on behavior and cognitive functions, or how people think. They also investigate what happens to the nervous system when people have neurological, psychiatric, and neurodevelopmental disorders. A neuroscientist can specialize in a wide range of fields, from neuroanatomy to neuropsychology. Research in this field can improve our …
Why more depression treatments should include exercise
After assessing numerous specialist studies, a new review concludes that exercise can help to both prevent depression and treat its symptoms. However, current treatments for depression often fail to include this lifestyle adjustment, despite the strong evidence. A new review of the specialist literature emphasizes the need to add exercise to recommendations for the treatment …
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Sesame allergy affects more than 1 million people in the US…FB
A recent study suggests that sesame allergy is more widespread in the United States than previously thought. New research suggests that the number of people living with sesame allergy in the U.S. is much higher than previous estimates. Researchers from Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, IL, analyzed survey data from a nationally …
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‘Intensive blood pressure management’ may preserve brain health.
New research compares intensive blood pressure control with standard blood pressure management and finds that the former correlates with a lower chance of developing white matter lesions later in life. Managing your blood pressure ‘intensively’ may prevent brain damage later in life, new research suggests. Numerous large, cohort studies have linked midlife hypertension to mild cognitive impairment and dementia later on. …
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BSc in Computer Science
Awarding Institution: Unicaf UniversityDelivery Mode: Online Qualification Awarded: Bachelor in Computer ScienceLanguage of Instruction: English With the world being driven by computers, a degree in Computer Science is vital. Areas like computing and information technology, security, database and web development will be explored. The degree will provide students with both theoretical and practical computer science knowledge and skills …
Using an ‘obesity simulation suit’ to reveal prejudice among med students.
Obesity has been, and still is, the subject of much stigmatization. A new, proof-of-concept study uses role-play to reveal the bias against people with obesity among medical students. Healthcare professionals may discriminate against people with obesity. In all walks of life, people with obesity tend to face subconscious stigmatization and prejudice. Many people with obesity have experienced …
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