FACT CHECK: Does the combination of Malt drink and Milk increase the blood volume?

As teachers in Nigeria join other teachers in the world to celebrate the World Teachers Day, Oluwatosin Ologun, engages teachers on the challenges facing the profession and what the government at all levels can do to improve the standard of education and welfare of teachers.

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The avaiation profession in time past has been known to be men’s affairs. This report is designed to spur girls to desire to get and build their career in air transport sector.

The 34km Oyo-Iseyin road is one of the major roads in the state that links the food basket region of the the state to the state capital. This report brings to light the effort of the incumbent governor of the state on his sustainable development agenda tagged Omituntun 2.0

This report is an explainer for the audience to understand the importance of celebrating Isese day as it is the day Set aside to celebrate one’s head (ori), Father, and mother.

In spite of the nutritional values of okra, some tribes in Nigeria believe that eating okra might prevent a man from fathering babies. Is this claim true? In this Fact Check, Oluwatosin Ologun, examines the facts and the myths.

After President Bola Tinubu signed the Student Loan Bill into law, Oluwatosin Ologun, produced an audio explainer on the important things to know about the Student Loan Bill.

It is a popular belief that the combination of malt drink and milk increases the blood volume of the body system. In this Fact Check, Oluwatosin Ologun, engaged Nigerians and a nutritionist on the veracity of the claim.

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