Happy New Year to every one of us!
You are all a big part of our success story and we'd like to welcome you to 2021, and I wish you a joyous and prosperous new year - if at all possible =)
Last year was tough and unpredictable but we all kind of pulled through, as a community, we also faced the challenges of the past year, and with you by our side, we were able to survive.
Once again I would like to thank you all for your continued engagement and for the educational topics you shared in the past year.
As the new year has turned on, we hope to see more of your interesting posts as usual.
To start with, we are promoting to you the three top featured articles published in the STEMsocial group according to the statistics of last week's activities.
Please read and enjoy!
We encourage our readers to have a look and comment on any of the best-selected articles of last week. As usual, if you use our app, your comments are eligible for a small upvote.
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) from all the posts found by our curators last week, here are the most supported ones:
Ever wondered what’s in your food? Ever wondered if your everyday products could kill you? I doubt it, or we’d all be eating grass. It seems the more you look, the harder it is to find something in your diet that isn’t slowly necrotizing you or obstructing your bowels, or distressing your intestines. Much of it probably unnecessary, but nice! 
Want more? well, have you ever wondered how garri is being processed from cassava? Then journey with us as we explore this article published by
Currently, Nigeria inhabitants are facing insecurity evoked by the Fulani herdsmen 
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); account (or trailing it).See you all next week!
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