Did You Know: Nigeria is the World’s Largest Producer of Catfish

The dark, whiskered catfish is one of the most widely cultivated fish species in Nigeria. It’s favored by commercial scale fish farmers as a money spinning breed; that’s because it’s considered a delicacy by a large section of the country’s population. You’ll find a bunch of them swimming about in a bowl at a fish store, ‘waiting’ to be purchased by a customer.
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Did You Know? The World’s First Mobile Phone

Today, the world has become a global village simply because irrespective of the location, except in extreme regions where telecommunication facilities have not been erected, everyone, family, friends and business partners, can be connected through the mobile phone. The mobile phone you have right now has evolved through different designs, specifications and even weight, from what it first was. As such today, we will dive a little into history to the first mobile phone created.
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Did You Know? – Africa’s First Design Lab

A design lab is a creative space where technology is applied to solve a dynamic range of problems from any sector of the society; it could be education, governance, public health etc. It is a research and development lab innovating for social impact and requires a collaboration between various disciplines ranging from software engineers to product designers, scientists and stakeholders. Africa has had an improving tech sector especially in major countries in the continent – Nigeria, Ghana, Uganda and Kenya, and has opened up to Rwanda with the first design lab in the continent.
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Did you Know? When to Start your Baby on Finger Foods

Weaning is an important step in your baby’s development because it not only prepares him to eat what you eat, it also helps him/her develop fine motor skills and coordination. Weaning is a gradual process; it can be natural (baby-led weaning) or planned (mother-led). In this era of working class mothers, planned weaning has become more common than natural weaning.
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Did you Know? 5 Symbolic Uses of the Kola Nut in a Traditional Igbo Society

The good people of Igboland hold the kola nut in high esteem. This fruit of the kola tree is important in the socio-cultural and religious life of the Igbo. Like yam which is the king of crops, kola nut is considered a man’s fruit. It is considered an abomination for a woman to plant, climb or pluck the kola nut tree. There are two main types of kola nut: Oji Igbo (Kola acuminate) and Oji Awusa (Kola nitida) popularly known as gworo. Oji Igbo is indigenous to Igbo land. It is at the centre of Igbo tradition.
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Did You Know That The Tech Ecosystem Comprises Of More Than Just Tech Companies?

There is a thin divide in the tech ecosystem as the definition of tech is beyond programming and coding, to the application of technology to create products and services. A tech company is basically a company which focuses on manufacturing technology and selling technology or technology services. It uses technology as an edge or advantage with its product, product delivery or services.
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