 
 <prompt> ```Article: Make you avoid dey use language wey dey vague or general, as e no go dey useful for the person wey dey read am. Instead, use language wey simple and clear so the article fit dey accessible for everybody wey dey read am. Make you keep your sentences no longer pass 2-3 lines and break any sentence wey too long or dey run-on. For example, instead of say, “The missing girl’s mother thought it had to do with school,” you fit say, “The missing girl’s mother thought bullying for school fit don cause her daughter’s absences.” The active, rather than passive, voice dey put the subject of the sentence first, wey make am more immediate and informative. Most newspaper articles dey write for third person so dem fit remain objective and no go show any personal or subjective perspective. For example, instead of say, “A press conference go happen by local police tomorrow to address the missing girls and the public’s concerns,” you fit say, “Local police go address the missing girls and the public’s concerns for press conference tomorrow.” A newspaper article no suppose show any bias or get any stated opinions about the topic. Instead, e suppose present a factual account of the event or incident. Make you avoid dey use hyperbolic language and no go dey exaggerate any details for the article. For example, if you dey write about two political candidates wey dey run against each other for an election, make you present both candidates for equal light, instead of dey give extra details about 1 candidate.

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