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Night-View of Urban-GATE
A pictorial display of a few views of Urban Umunna secondary school gate shot at night hours. We, at Urban, are committed to building vital relationships with our expanding community both locally and internationally; so we go the extra miles.
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URBAN Career Week Celebration
This post pictures students of Urban Umuna secondary packing refuse in various locations of the community square as part of their community service done during the 2016 Career Week Celebration. The staff and students were all involved in the clearing and cleaning of the Orie Umuna Market Opposite the market and other environs. We donated to them gifts contributed by students and friends of Urban.
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Healthy Food For Your Teeth
Foods for Optimum Oral Health Calcium-rich foods, such as low-fat or fat-free milk, yogurt and cheese, fortified soy drinks and tofu, canned salmon, almonds and dark green leafy vegetables help promote strong teeth and bones. Phosphorus, found in eggs, fish, lean meat, dairy, nuts and beans is good for strong teeth. Vitamin C promotes gum health, so eat plenty of citrus fruits, tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, potatoes and spinach… read more
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URBAN Cultural Celebration
Urban Cultural Celebration. Very eventful and colourful exhibition of cultural heritage by students and participants. This, with time has become a regular act of kindness show by the courageous leadership of Urban Umuna secondary school, Orlu alongside with the well mannered students of the school.
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URBAN Family Visits The Disabled
Urban Family visits disabled people. As with previous such visits, gifts were contributed by students and friends of Urban. Urban Umuna secondary school routinely does this as community service
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Is Your Mouth health?
A few signs that help to show how healthy one’s Mouth is: Healthy Gums Scan your gums. They should be pink and firm to the touch, not red or white, and not swollen or tender. Teeth should be seated firmly and should not feel wiggly or loose. Gums should sit flush with the teeth, with no flaps, pockets, or places where they appear to be receding from the tooth. Flossing daily helps to keep gums healthy, and prevent pockets and places for bacteria to collect
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