Social networking site, Facebook has for some time now become an addictive site in the world with millions constantly hooking up and chatting with friends there.
The Facebook brand has become huge with many trying, in one way or the other; to associate their brands to it. Notable among them are mobile phones specially designed for the networking site called Facebook phones.
Guess what, a school in Nigeria has been named after the social networking site. The school located at 27 Otunba Street, Ojodu Lagos has decided to call itself Facebook Nursery and Primary School.
Another school in Obuasi, Ghana, is also called Defeat Corruption International School.
What is in the name? Is it going to make the school popular or better?
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