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chai! bad guy. if to say na woman nko?Edopesin: |
Wey the food ![]() Oyindidi: |
Abeg no be she. photoshop ni |
why should i be the only one noticing there are only 2 boys and a girl All na photoshop jor |
Eeyah |
what are they saying what is tontolet saying She stylishly avoided commenting about the beautiful family. ![]() |
Am I the only one seeing different shoes? |
Hmmmn, yam will eventually become gold. Thereafter, china will repackage and still bring back to us to buy. What exactly is wrong with this country We should have more than enough first before export |
Abeg, I wan join ![]() NNVanguard: |
It has been revealed that the way people cook their rice can end up affecting their health very seriously. In the average home, rice is a must-eat food on a daily basis, especially when you have children around. It’s so easy to cook — or so many of us assume, what with the unceremonious ways we pour it into the pot and cook it in a jiffy! Yet, researchers are saying that the way we cook rice can lead to diseases and death! Scientists warn that rice contains a worrying amount of arsenic, a harmful chemical that can cause heart disease, diabetes and cancer. According to a group of researchers in Northern Ireland, the way most people cook rice, which is by boiling it in a pan until it absorbs the water, doesn’t get rid of the toxin. Researchers warn that traces of the poison arsenic – a chemical that contaminates rice as a result of industrial toxins and pesticides used in the growing process – can be found in the rice even after cooking the way we do. The safest way to cook rice is to soak it overnight first, wash it with cool water the following morning, before finally cooking it. The researchers found that this reduced arsenic levels by 80 percent. Chronic exposure to arsenic has recognised links to a range of health problems including heart disease, diabetes and cancer. Thankfully, there’s no reason to panic just yet, as a series of experiments showed that it is possible to reduce our levels of exposure to arsenic by simply changing the way we cook rice. A professor of biological sciences at Queens University Belfast, Andy Meharg, tested three ways of cooking rice to see whether it altered the levels of arsenic. In the first method, he used a ratio of two parts water to one part rice, allowing the water to ‘steam out’, as identified above. In the second, he used five parts water to one part rice, washing off excessive water before serving. This saw the levels of arsenic almost halved. Finally, the rice was soaked in water overnight before being cooked the next day, resulting in an 80 per cent reduction of the toxin. For the safest results, the overnight rice should be rinsed until the water is clear, before being drained and boiled in a saucepan using a ratio of five parts water to one part rice. |
you sef don comment o. Are you also wasting time![]() Jeromejnr: |
He still dey born? somebody I have bn watching in film since my secondary school days and now even me don born finish and my last baby is 5yrs old. |
Pleasant afternoon to you all. I urgently need a guide on printing of recharge cards by oneself. Cost implication as well as how profitable the venture is. I wish to know all that it takes. Anyone plsssss |
Lady beats a man.........but why am i seeing the woman crying and not the man ![]() |
beeni ![]() Holyfield1: |
ehn ehn? wetin concern me ![]() danieljessy: |
Let somebody tell her to watch out for her husband. If a man buys you such to wear and upload online, then you know the kind of things he's seeing on social media. One of the reasons we have an insane society. You wonder why the child of a 'pastor' is so wayward. What most so called christians do in their closet reflects in their lives and children negatively and then you will be wondering why a xtian is going through difficulties. God is not a liar and they that worship him do so in truth. This is not too good for a gospel singer expected to be a born again xtian. All things are lawful but not all things are expedient says the word of GOD. |
This body I'm seeing does not belong to a small boy. This is a full grown man |
“Further interrogations revealed that the suspects took the head to one Alhaji Kuranga of Muhat Company to buy. The said Alhaji refused and raised the alarm. Who is this Alhaji? Why did they take the head to him? He must have been a regular buyer ![]() |
waiting..... |
Honestly you picked the exact things i saw ![]() realmenrealhats: |
mumu |
no be rubber shoe...they produced that to sell to nigerians.Now they know no one will buy that here APC counting their losses ![]() |
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chai! bad guy. if to say na woman nko?




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