Author: Toyibat Ajose

Mass Communication major…highly motivated and results-oriented professional with a robust foundation in media, education, and communication. Leveraging years of hands-on experience in journalism, I've honed my ability to craft compelling narratives, conduct thorough research, and deliver accurate and engaging content that resonates with diverse audiences.

A boy with severe epilepsy has emerged as the first case in the world to test a new device implanted in his cranium to control seizures. The neurostimulator, which sends electrical signals deep into his brain, has reduced Oran Knowlson’s day seizures by 80. His mother, Justine, told the BBC he was happier and had a “ much better quality of life. ”…