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On the off chance that your telephone battery is dead and you are some place you can’t charge it, or the power is off, then there is no other viable option for you. Nonetheless, when you see this video, you’ll discover that there is an option method for charging your cell phone battery. You will require one lemon. Perhaps you will have a hard time believing it, yet it is true. The thing is that lemon juice acts like an electrolyte for 2 metal anodes which are normally made out of nickel and copper. On the off chance that your charger’s terminals are made out of magnesium and copper then you will just need a littler measure of lemon squeeze as the voltage will be higher. Watch video

If You Are Studying Any Of These Courses In Nigerian Universities, You Are Not in School . According to NUC, the under listed courses have not been accredited in Nigerian universities thus, – A certificate issued for those courses will be considered void

On Friday US President Donald Trump signed an executive order that barred citizens of seven nations from accessing a US visa to enter the country, effective immediately. Among these are citizens of the African countries Libya, Sudan and Somalia. These countries already have some of Africa’s weakest passports, according to the Arton Capital’s Passport Index, which ranks national passports by how easily they can visit other territories – either without a visa or with a visa on arrival. There are only 37 countries globally a Libyan passport has easy access to, while there are 36 for Sudanand 30 for Somalia (which is ranked the country with the weakest passport in Africa and fifth-weakest in the world). Interestingly these African countries are also some of the world’s least welcoming – meaning they don’t allow many others in visa-free or visa-on-arrival. Somalia is one of only three countries in the world that does not offer any foreign travellers hassle-fr...

The Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has announced a date for the 2017 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).

The US President has denied he called president Buhari yesterday, here is what he had to say "I was in a meeting with the Canadian president and some other quite relevant people, not as important as me, yesterday. I woke up this morning only to hear that some guy from West Africa spoke with me on the phone. I don't know how that's possible... You know... I am a lot of things but I don't talk to dead people. I am going to build a wall aroundthe white ass so dead people can't get in." The current health status of the president is not still clear to Nigerians, we only hope for the best.

While football has always been a pretty accessible means of entertainment and fun, the sport has also managed to serve as a meaningful and unifying force between friends, families and countries.

The federal government of the federal republic of Nigeria, in response to the fierce protests carried out by students in the federal university of technology owerri (FUTO), has ordered that students vacate the hostel premises and other school properties within 24hrs, and the school be shut down. Soldiers of the Nigerian army have also been deployed to enforce this and guard the diamond bank premises which looks very likely to be attacked.

The Queen of Britain, Her Royal Majesty Queen Elizabeth II has sent message of condolence to the family of Nigeria’s President Muhammadu Buhari and the people of Nigeria.

These days, all you need to do to make the internet blow up is to paint a bagel or some ice cream in a colour it’s  not meant to be . And at a time when a dish’s appearance has as much impact as its taste, people are going all out to turn the most  mundane foodstuffs  into Instagrammable hits. But sometimes, nature has done all the work for us. Which is exactly the case for a mysterious, rainbow-toned variety of corn called  Glass Gem . (Photo:  Native Seeds/SEARCH ) While Glass Gem only started dazzling social media back in 2012, the corn has actually been growing for several decades. Shared by  Refinery29 ,  this video  from  Mother Earth News  names Oklahoma farmer Carl Barnes as the crop’s creator. Dubbed a “Native American corn expert” Barnes started developing the foodstuff in the late 80s in order to feel closer to his roots. Crossing three different coloured varieties of corn, the farmer mana...