Friday, 30 September 2016

Wow! Cossy Ojiakor goes topless to mark Nigeria's 56th independence

Happy Independence to Nigerians from Cossy!!


Chris Brown shares the cutrlest photo of Royalty

She is too cute!




Beauty queen who claims Chris Brown pulled a gun on her storms out of pageant after DJ played his song as she cat walked

The beauty queen who hit the headlines in August when she claimed Chris Brown pulled a gun on her stormed out of a beauty pageant after the cheeky DJ put on one of the star's songs as she hit the runway.
Baylee Curran was taking part in the Miss Greater Inland Empire pageant in California(above) when the DJ thought it might be amusing to put on Brown's track, Don't Wake Me Up ,TMZ reports.
Curran, took it all in her stride but failed to come in the top three and reportedly stormed off afterwards.

The pageant director tells TMZ the song choice was purely a coincidence.



Khloe Kardashian sexy in sheer lacy lingerie as she walks barefoot through LAX airport security

 Just like her sister Kim,Khloe Kardashian embraced the lacy lingerie trend on Thursday at Los Angeles International Airport.
The reality star was spotted walking barefoot as she made her way through airport security.







Why couples should have sex in the morning-Nigerian Prof

Prof. Musa Yakubu of University of Ilorin has said having sex in the early morning lowers blood pressure and reduces risks of heart attack.

Yakubu of the Department of Biochemistry made the assertion in a paper, “Knocking Down the Barriers to Four O’Clock Activities and Reproductive Inadequacies”, presented at the 163rd Inaugural lecture of the university on Friday.

He said that having sexual intercourse, three to four times a week, was good for love life.He said
“Research has shown that sex boosts immune system by stimulating the body’s first line of defence and production of immunoglobulin A (IgA), against cold and fever,” he said.
Immunoglobulin A is one of the most common antibodies in the body system.Antibodies are proteins made by the immune system to fight bacteria, viruses, and toxins.

Sex, according to Yakubu also regulates menstruation in women by influencing the levels of lutenizing hormones that control menstrual period and promote better sleep.

He said sex also releases the feel-good chemical, known as oxytocin, which enhances closeness with one’s partner and makes people feel happier for a longer period of time.

“Lovemaking of about 20 minutes reduces 150 calories,” he said.
The professor of Biochemistry postulated that sex is the most powerful creative force given to human by God for pleasure and deep companionship.

Yakubu, however, noted that any marriage in which the man or woman could not enjoy sexual intercourse or satisfy their partner in bed was a dead marriage.He said lack of sexual satisfaction had led to the collapse of many marriages in Nigeria, and urged couples to seek for solutions to the problem.

“Sexual and reproductive dysfunctions are common among men and women in Nigeria, which necessitates regular screening and check-ups,” he said.
NAN


Heartbreaking Photos-Dad dying of brain cancer cradles newborn son

 A dying dad is seen cradling his newborn son weeks after doctors gave him days to live.Brain cancer patient Cagney Wenk defied medical experts to hold on long enough to meet Levon for the first time.

However, the pair embrace for several touching minutes in front of sobbing hospital staff.

Prior to the birth, the 26-year-old had three brain surgeries, and was being treated in the intensive care unit at Boulder Community Hospital in Colorado.


At 2.12am, they welcomed their son - weighing 8lb 8oz - together after Cagney was whisked from the ICU to the delivery room to make sure he was able to be at the birth and even cut the cord.The surgery has impaired Cagney's sight, but his emotional reaction to just the sound of his baby's new cries is incredible.

After Levon was born, the hospital staff brought Cagney's bed closer so he could see his baby better.

 The video, made by Sarah Boccolucci Photography, has been seen more than 123,000 times in a week.

UK Mirror



Mr Ibu-I felt like committing murder when a Luth doctor asked to use my son's corpse for experiment

John Okafor, aka Mr. Ibu has recounted the sad take of how his son died at the Lagos University Teaching Hospital, Idi-Araba. He was so bitter that he almost instituted a court action against the management of the hospital and confesses he felt like committing murder. 
Recounting what happened in an interview with Punch,he said
 “The matter was actually between the Paediatric Department of the hospital and me. It was in 2011. My wife and our two-year-old son had been kidnapped. After I paid the ransom demanded and they were released by the kidnappers, I returned to Lagos from Enugu.“Then on January 18, 2011, my son fell ill.  He was diagnosed with inflammation of the liver. The hospital suggested that he should be scanned. At the same time, I was informed that I could take my son out of the hospital to get the scan done elsewhere. But the same people later declined, saying that everything had to be done in the hospital because he was too weak to be taken outside.
“After a while, I was told that there was no electricity in the hospital. When I asked if there was no standby generator, they said there was no fuel in it. I offered to pay for fuel only to be told that the man that operated the generator was not around. When I left the place and got back later, the man still had not returned. Then I was advised to write an application and to submit to the admin department.”

After writing the application, Okafor found that there was nobody to receive and treat it. While he was waiting, he was told that his son’s condition required blood transfusion. The actor did everything possible to ensure that the ailing boy was given treatment at the hospital, but his efforts were in vain. Finally, the little boy gave up the ghost.

“That was how my son died. Later, one of the doctors came to me and, without even sympathising with me, asked if I could release my boy’s corpse to him so that they could cut it open and use it to teach other medical students. In that moment, I felt like committing murder for the first time in my life.
“When I told my lawyer what happened at the hospital, he was shocked. He said it was actionable. I told him that I was ready to take the hospital management to court and sue it for $100 million in damages because my son’s death was caused by the carelessness of the professionals whose duty was to save his life. But my lawyer advised me to let go”.