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Spoofs
Wrong! Tattoos and Dreadlocks Are Part Of Nigeria’s Culture
In Nigeria, some children are born with dreadlocks. As a result of this, they are given a special name, especially the Yoruba. Such children are called “DADA”. So, which culture is the police spokesman talking about?
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Against All Odds: How Can You Fact-Check Security-Related News in Nigeria?
The overriding aim for sharing information should be to ensure the safety of other people and reduce casualties. It is also important to closely follow as many credible sources as possible as the situation unfolds and stay regularly updated rather than just going with the first version of events...
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Health
To Those Who Have Ears!
It is advisable to go see a doctor (perhaps one who specializes in treating the ear, called an ENT doctor). Also, a single drop or two of oils such as glycerine or olive oil for about a week will do the trick of removing the wax.
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Health
#HEALTHCHECK: What Does Your Doctor Advise – Deodorant or Antiperspirant?
Both items could be harmful [the aluminium content in antiperspirant could be bad for people living with kidney problems and parafen in some deodorants is bad for everyone]. However, asides those containing the specific components we have mentioned, conclusive evidence has not shown that these agents are wholly harmful for everyday use.
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Hurray for the Love of Facts!
Here's an important note: the article below is actually composed of quotes found online. This “Unauthorized Collective Opinion” was put together to mark history’s third “International Fact-Checking Day.” So can you figure out what’s true and what’s false? To easily fact-check the sources of this “Collective Opinion”, visit Opinion50.com
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