Tuesday, 30 July 2013

Ex- Appeal Court justice donates wheelchairs to physically challenged


Former Chairman, Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission, Justice Mustapha Akanbi (retd)
The Founder, Ma-Assalam Islamic Foundation and Mustapha Akanbi Foundation, Justice Mustapha Akanbi (retd), has urged all tiers of government, corporate bodies and wealthy individuals to invest more in programmes that will alleviate the sufferings of the physically challenged and elder people in the society.
Akanbi spoke in Ilorin on Sunday when the two foundations donated wheelchairs to some physically challenged people.

The mystery of monogamy: scientists claim to have the answer

Study says some species have become monogamous through evolution and, for primates, infanticide is at its root

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Study shows how monogamy has risen and fallen for different species over 75m years. Photograph: Alamy
As an enduring mystery of the human condition, it has been praised and damned in equal measure. It is a bridge over the abyss of isolation but can be a bit like croquet: easy enough to grasp the rules but a hard game to enjoy.
Now scientists in Britain have taken the puzzle of monogamy and boiled it down to one big question: how did it come about in the first place? A new study claims finally to have an answer.
"Humans have ended up monogamous to some extent, it's the predominant way we live," said Christopher Opie, an anthropologist at University College London. "What we have now is an evolutionary pathway for the emergence of monogamy."

Wednesday, 24 July 2013

Watch hair relaxers!


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Permed hairs are pretty. They are good to behold. Any woman with lovely and relaxed hair makes heads turn. A number of women love to perm their hairs but not everyone will love the adverse effect of a permed hair gone bad.
Which hair relaxers do you use? Where do you buy them? Do you have a ‘test’ before applying any relaxer on your scalp? There is need to know this before you go to the salon.
Your scalp is a very sensitive part of your body because of its covering for the veins which supply blood to the brain. Any progressive damage to the scalp could lead to the thinning of the skin layers, thus exposing vital veins.

Crisis: PDP sets up reconciliation panel • Dickson heads 30-man committee • Rivers says Bayelsa gov will be partial



Governor Seriake Dickson
Governor Seriake Dickson of Bayelsa State was on Monday named as the Chairman of the 30-man Peoples Democratic Party National Reconciliation Committee.
Dickson, who hails from the same state with President Goodluck Jonathan, is one of the 16 governors backing the Governor Jonah Jang-led faction of the Nigeria Governors’ Forum. Dickson’s  headship of the committee has already  been  faulted by  the Rivers State Government which  described  him as one of President Goodluck Jonathan’s “hatchet men.”

Bayelsa alleges plots to destabilise state



Bayelsa State Governor, Mr. Seriake Dickson
Bayelsa State Government says it has uncovered plots by some persons, with the active support and collaboration of desperate politicians, to destabilise the state.
Chief Pres Secreatry to the Governor of the State, Mr. Daniel Iworiso-Markson, said in a statement on Tuesday that such politicians had perfected  moves to “sponsor  mass street protests as part of their campaign of calumny and propaganda against the state government.”

Mercy Aigbe And Odunlade Adekola Get Married (Relax, It’s Only For A Movie)

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Mercy Aigbe is such a beautiful bride isn’t she? Here she and Odunlade Adekola are pictured on set for a new movie role. In real life both are happily married with children.

Liverpool agree Soldado deal with Valencia, as Suarez’s move to Arsenal draws closer


SoldadoReports in Spain, claim that Liverpool have agreed a fee with Valencia for their star striker, Robert Soldado, as Luis Suarez’s move to Arsenal gathers momentum.
As we reported earlier today, Arsenal have finally sent in a new offer for Liverpool striker Luis Suarez, believed to be in excess of a club-record £40million – will trigger Suarez’s release clause.
The Uruguay international is keen to move to the Emirates and Arsene Wenger has made the 26-year-old his top priority, especially after Real Madrid upped the price for Gonzalo Higuain at the very last minute and is pulling all the stops to sign the striker.

Protests over Dickson’s chairmanship of PDP reconciliation committee


Seriake-DicksonBarely 24 hours after the Peoples Democratic Party,PDP, announced a National Reconciliation Committee headed by Bayelsa State Governor, Seriake Dickson, some members of the party have expressed their displeasure over the development.
One of such is a governorship aspirant of the party in Adamawa State in the last elections, Umar Ardo, who has appealed to the National Chairman, Bamangar Tukur, and members of the National Working Committee,NWC, to reconsider Dickson’s appointment.

Photo of the Crashed Car That Killed Patience Jonathan’s Mum Revealed

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Scene of the crash that claimed the life of the First Lady’s mother….
Nigeria’s police command in Rivers state today confirmed the death of Madam Charity Obah, the foster mother to Mrs. Patience Jonathan, the wife of the President, in an auto crash along East-West road in the state.

Monday, 22 July 2013

Gov. Rochas Okorocha sacks Nkiru Sylvanus


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Nollywood actress Nkiru Sylvanus was relieved of her position as Special Assistant on Lagos Affairs ( Imo State ) following a cabinet dissolution by the Imo State government which affected all commissioners, special advisers, senior special assistants and special assistants in the cabinet.
A statement from the government of the state explains that the ‘the dissolution was necessary to give room for more capable hands into the system in order to fully actualize the rescue mission agenda of the State Government.’
A lot of eyebrows were raised when Okorocha appointed the Abia State-born ‘Final Tussle’ star as Special Assistant on Lagos Matters in July 2011.

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