For the purpose of this debate, "cut-off culture" refers to the social phenomenon of figuratively cutting people out of one's life. Anyone from acquaintances to significant figures which may include, but are not limited to, close friends and family members are capable of being cut-off from one's life. This act is most commonly, though not exclusively, done at or after the point of conflict/tension within a relationship.

Compound V is a pharmaceutical product that alters genes to yield superhuman abilities. These abilities vary widely from increased speed, strength and physical durability to invisibility, and superhuman intelligence etc.

The safety profile of compound V has not been confirmed, with severe side effects such as permanent disability and death  being observed in a minority of drug candidates.

Basic human rights are fundamental rights awarded to citizens by the state which everyone should freely access regardless of gender, ethnicity or religion . These rights include the right to education and the right to access medical and health care.

Basic human rights are fundamental rights awarded to citizens by the state which everyone should freely access regardless of gender, ethnicity or religion . These rights include the right to education and the right to access medical and health care.

In the AFCON qualifying rounds, Nigeria was meant to play against Libya, however the super eagles team flew into Libya where they were kept an airport, with no food, water or WiFi with the Government not granting them permit to fly to their final destination, or even enter the part of the country they were in to get a hotel. Nigeria ended up pulling out of the game.

"Pink Glasses" are glasses that block any object or image that triggers unpleasant emotions to the person wearing them. For example, if a person finds sexualized advertisements, certain art or even homeless people unpleasant, they will not see them when wearing the glasses. The technology is affordable and widely accessible.