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fabjo:yes I just received it now. trying to upload a screenshot here but failed. who else received a message from them? |
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Basirutanko1:OK |
his name sounds like someone from kogi state. (igala) I com dey hear say na ph boy. the guy is good I really thank God for his release. the boy is supper good. I love his music |
AdaugoChisom:pure lies. don't put your mind this year. get something doing and move on. God no go shame us |
Paramilitary1:Wetin na ?? abeg make una stop this joke na |
Immacoolb:have you tried putting your code? |
their website no dey work again. it's as if something is going to happen this night fa |
phollybee:amen boss. |
Black mamba Black mambas are actually brown in color. They get their name from the blue-black of the inside of their mouths, which they display when threatened. They're long, fast, venomous, and aggressive. Check out what some call the world's deadliest snake. COMMON NAME: Black Mamba SCIENTIFIC NAME: Dendroaspis polylepis TYPE: Reptiles DIET: Carnivore AVERAGE LIFE SPAN IN CAPTIVITY: Up to 11 years. SIZE: Up to 14 feet WEIGHT: Up to 3.5 pounds SIZE RELATIVE TO A 6-FT What is the black mamba? Black mambas are fast, nervous, lethally venomous, and when threatened, highly aggressive. They have been blamed for numerous human deaths, and African myths exaggerate their capabilities to legendary proportions. For these reasons, the black mamba is widely considered the world’s deadliest snake. Venom Before the advent of black mamba antivenin, a bite from this fearsome serpent was almost always fatal, usually within about 20 minutes. Unfortunately, antivenin is still not widely available in the rural parts of the mamba’s range, and mamba-related deaths remain frequent. Behavior Black mambas are shy and will almost always seek to escape when confronted. However, when cornered, these snakes will raise their heads, sometimes with a third of their body off the ground, spread their cobra-like neck-flap, open their black mouths, and hiss. If an attacker persists, the mamba will strike not once, but repeatedly, injecting large amounts of potent neuro- and cardiotoxin with each strike. Range and characteristics Black mambas live in the savannas and rocky hills of southern and eastern Africa. They are Africa’s longest venomous snake, reaching up to 14 feet in length, although 8.2 feet is more the average. They are also among the fastest snakes in the world, slithering at speeds of up to 12.5 miles per hour. They get their name not from their skin color, which tends to be olive to gray, but rather from the blue-black color of the inside of their mouth, which they display when threatened. Encroachment on the black mamba's territory is not only putting pressure on the species but contributes to more potentially dangerous human contact with these snakes
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Check well its a normal snake trying to swallow a frog. |
This one na half frog half snake |
Is it true that snakes taste like chicken ?? |
RemoveKebab:Lolzzz it taste like chicken |
Yustash001:I am sure |
Pics of the giant Scorpion i saw on my way home. Please what spacie is it?
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I killed this on the road to my house
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God bless this man. Atleast he is better than bubu |
xscoffy:Yes sir |
Hi please i also need a job. I graduated last year from nursing school. I'm a nurse. Base in kaduna state thank you. I wouldn't mind joining any of the force |
If you are on opera news hub, please share your experience so that others can learn https://hub.opera.com/login?refer=WOLQXZY |
delishpot:[color=#990000][/color]God bless you |
JayReeMai:But the name toilet infection isnt reall. |
Mineisgrace:Its not all about being a virgin or not. Its about the blame being forwarded to that inoccent toilet ![]() |
Abeg dedicate the song to your son. I no wan here Chioma again |
Nawa ooo. terrorist every where even the politicians too are not safe. God please show us the way |
OK now, Ghanaians tells us
who be your daddy just closure of land boarder and everything is moving down |
THE TRUTH ABOUT “TOILET INFECTION” I have seen several female patients in the gynae clinic presenting with what they term toilet infection, a term they use to describe a condition where they have one or more of the following symptoms; Vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain, vaginal pruritus and fever. -A womans vagina (private part), normally releases secretions from glands situated therein, these secretions are not foul smelling, clear, not copious (unless during sexual stimulation, at the mid-cycle when ovulation occurs or during pregnancy) under normal circumstances and are not associated with the symptoms listed above. -When this discharge becomes foul smelling, cloudy, bloody, yellow or greenish and copius, an infection should be suspected. The so-called "toilet infections" are NOT gotten from toilets! The closest medical name is "Vaginal Infections", and some are actually "Sexually-Transmitted Infections [STIs]" -These infections are common in females, and about 75% of ladies will have at least a yeast infection in their lifetime. So, don't think you are "alone" if you are infected. -The commonest infections of the so-called "Toilet infections" are: Candidiasis (fungal infection), Bacterial Vaginosis (bacterial infection), and Trichomoniasis (protozoan infection). -While Trichomoniasis is an STI, the other two are not directly linked to sex as a cause. So don't be quick to be suspicious if your roommate or girlfriend has "toilet infections." -It is almost impossible to get an STI from the toilet. The organism cannot survive long in that environment and getting the organism in the amount that will cause an STI is highly unlikely, especially with the immunity of an average person. -The commoner "Toilet infections" are caused, not by organisms from the toilet, but by normal organisms in the vagina! Normally, they don't cause infections, but when they increase in number, they cause the "Toilet infections." THE MASS INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF THESE NORMAL VAGINAL ORGANISMS CAN BE CAUSED BY: -Douching or excessive washing of the vagina (for example, after sex, or menses, or even while bathing). This disrupt the biochemical balance and causes fungal and bacterial over- growth. -Poor hygiene and moist/wet underwear ('pants') and not keeping the area dry, especially after taking a bath; or wearing tight underwear. Fungus loves any moist/wet environment! -Excessive use of creams, perfumes and soaps, on the vagina could also affect its normal balance WHAT ARE SOME OF THE CAUSES OF THESE INFECTIONS. -It could be due to hormones e.g from contraceptive pills, during monthly ovulation, during pregnancy, from steroid- drugs, etc. -Using an antibiotic [to treat other infections], especially a strong antibiotic, for a long period of time. This could remove the ''protective'' organisms, thereby altering the balance. -Low immunity e.g. from emotional/physical stress, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, etc Research and microbiology show that toilets are NOT implicated in these infections, despite the common notion and reference, even from medical personnel. WHAT ARE THE SOLUTIONS? -Foremost is prevention; the traditional ABCDs (Abstinence, Be faithful to one partner who is also faithful to you, Condom use and Drugs). If you have an abnormal vagina discharge, before rushing to selfmedicate I advise a medical opinion is obtained. Your doctor may request for tests as appropriate and prescribe medications -Reduce excessive use of creams, perfumes and soaps on the vagina. -Improve on your personal hygiene and also avoid unnecessary douching. -Avoid self medication It is important to note that untreated or poorly treated vaginal infections can in the long term further compromise a womans reproductive health. Stop blaming toilets! Whatever you do, please blame not that innocent toilet again. It has nothing to do with it. Or what do you think? |
THE TRUTH ABOUT “TOILET INFECTION” I have seen several female patients in the gynae clinic presenting with what they term toilet infection, a term they use to describe a condition where they have one or more of the following symptoms; Vaginal discharge, lower abdominal pain, vaginal pruritus and fever. -A womans vagina (private part), normally releases secretions from glands situated therein, these secretions are not foul smelling, clear, not copious (unless during sexual stimulation, at the mid-cycle when ovulation occurs or during pregnancy) under normal circumstances and are not associated with the symptoms listed above. -When this discharge becomes foul smelling, cloudy, bloody, yellow or greenish and copius, an infection should be suspected. The so-called "toilet infections" are NOT gotten from toilets! The closest medical name is "Vaginal Infections", and some are actually "Sexually-Transmitted Infections [STIs]" -These infections are common in females, and about 75% of ladies will have at least a yeast infection in their lifetime. So, don't think you are "alone" if you are infected. -The commonest infections of the so-called "Toilet infections" are: Candidiasis (fungal infection), Bacterial Vaginosis (bacterial infection), and Trichomoniasis (protozoan infection). -While Trichomoniasis is an STI, the other two are not directly linked to sex as a cause. So don't be quick to be suspicious if your roommate or girlfriend has "toilet infections." -It is almost impossible to get an STI from the toilet. The organism cannot survive long in that environment and getting the organism in the amount that will cause an STI is highly unlikely, especially with the immunity of an average person. -The commoner "Toilet infections" are caused, not by organisms from the toilet, but by normal organisms in the vagina! Normally, they don't cause infections, but when they increase in number, they cause the "Toilet infections." THE MASS INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF THESE NORMAL VAGINAL ORGANISMS CAN BE CAUSED BY: -Douching or excessive washing of the vagina (for example, after sex, or menses, or even while bathing). This disrupt the biochemical balance and causes fungal and bacterial over- growth. -Poor hygiene and moist/wet underwear ('pants') and not keeping the area dry, especially after taking a bath; or wearing tight underwear. Fungus loves any moist/wet environment! -Excessive use of creams, perfumes and soaps, on the vagina could also affect its normal balance WHAT ARE SOME OF THE CAUSES OF THESE INFECTIONS. -It could be due to hormones e.g from contraceptive pills, during monthly ovulation, during pregnancy, from steroid- drugs, etc. -Using an antibiotic [to treat other infections], especially a strong antibiotic, for a long period of time. This could remove the ''protective'' organisms, thereby altering the balance. -Low immunity e.g. from emotional/physical stress, HIV/AIDS, diabetes, etc Research and microbiology show that toilets are NOT implicated in these infections, despite the common notion and reference, even from medical personnel. WHAT ARE THE SOLUTIONS? -Foremost is prevention; the traditional ABCDs (Abstinence, Be faithful to one partner who is also faithful to you, Condom use and Drugs). If you have an abnormal vagina discharge, before rushing to selfmedicate I advise a medical opinion is obtained. Your doctor may request for tests as appropriate and prescribe medications -Reduce excessive use of creams, perfumes and soaps on the vagina. -Improve on your personal hygiene and also avoid unnecessary douching. -Avoid self medication It is important to note that untreated or poorly treated vaginal infections can in the long term further compromise a womans reproductive health. Stop blaming toilets! Whatever you do, please blame not that innocent toilet again. It has nothing to do with it. Or what do you think? |
This reminds me of the movie ""blind spot" |

?? abeg make una stop this joke na