ANIMAL WATCH: PUFFER FISH

Puffer fish, also known as blowfish, are located in tropical seas around the globe. Though they’re the second most poisonous vertebrate on the planet (after the golden arrow dart frog), they’re arguably more dangerous as their neurotoxin, called tetrodoxin, is found in

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RED SHEETS

To fight a war, they say men depend on their weapon while women depend on their words or silence. The problem now is Victoria doesn't know if she should stay silent or talk because this is definitely a war; one even she, the fighter, does not know the cause, what she is fighting or why there is a fight. She is about to lose two things at a time or no, she lost one but the second is at the verge or is it not?

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MY FIRST, HIS LOSS                     

“Your loss not mine”, I found myself saying at impulse before I started replaying in my head...this boy thinks he is something sha! I met Kunle during one short ASUU strike like that and to be honest, he is fabulous, though I only thought of him as a sweet distraction. And here he is after, I don’t even know how many months, telling me he does not feel chemistry between us and he is ready for a wedding am not prepared for. Gosh!

ANIMAL WATCH: THE CONE SNAIL

It may not look like much, and you may easily mistake it for any other snail on the beach, but the cone snail is an extremely deadly animal. Just one drop of its venom can kill twenty human adults. There is no antivenin, which means that if you are stung, you will almost certainly be dead within minutes.

HISTORY OF AMALA AND GBEGIRI

Do you know that Amala and Gbegiri are 100% Yoruba food? This delicacy is one enjoyed far and wide within yorubaland. But how did it originate and why is Amala often combined with Gbegiri? You will be surprised with the rich history behind this Yoruba delicacy.