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lols! dis no mk fp too? lols!

mods na fight? dis is an interesting issue na?

mods no move dis to fp? serious case oooo!

Like seriously? A cartoon pix?
Well, stop smoking amd drinking sa!!!!

Akinwunmi Ambode Attends APC Policy
Dialogue in Abuja

Pix!



http://vibes247.com/akineunmi-ambode-attends-apc-policy-dialogue-in-abuja/

Drinking too much or smoking too much – on a single occasion or over time – can take a serious toll on your health. Here’s how alcohol and too much smoking can affect your body:
Brain:
Alcohol interferes with the brain’s communication pathways, and can affect the way the brain looks and works. These disruptions can change mood and behavior, and make it harder to think clearly and move with coordination.
Heart:
Drinking a lot over a long time or too much on a single occasion can damage the heart, causing problems including:
Cardiomyopathy – Stretching and drooping of heart muscle
Arrhythmias – Irregular heart beat
Stroke
High blood pressure

Research also shows that drinking moderate amounts of alcohol may protect healthy adults from developing coronary heart disease.
Liver:
Heavy drinking takes a toll on the liver, and can lead to a variety of
problems and liver inflammations including:
Steatosis, or fatty liver
Alcoholic hepatitis
Fibrosis
Cirrhosis
Pancreas:
Alcohol causes the pancreas to produce toxic substances that can eventually lead to pancreatitis, a dangerous inflammation and swelling of the blood vessels in the pancreas that prevents proper digestion.
Cance[/b]r:
Drinking too much alcohol can increase your risk of developing certain cancers, including cancers of the:
Mouth
Esophagus
Throat
Liver
Breast

[b]Immune System:
Drinking too much can weaken your immune system, making your body a much easier target for disease. Chronic drinkers are more liable to contract diseases like pneumonia and tuberculosis than people who do not drink too much. Drinking a lot on a single occasion slows your body’s ability to ward off infections – even
up to 24 hours after getting drunk.

Effects of smoking cigarette on the body
Shortness of breath may be a sign of emphysema or heart disease.
Chest pain may signal angina pectoris caused by insufficient blood flow to the heart or a heart attack.
Difficulty swallowing, or persistent hoarseness, may signal a cancer in the mouth or larynx.
Painless bloody urination may signal bladder cancer.
The presence of any of the following common symptoms associated with tobacco use should prompt a visit to the doctor or hospital’s emergency department:
chest pain
shortness of breath
persistent cough
coughing up blood
frequent colds and upper respiratory infections
persistent hoarseness
difficulty or pain on swallowing
change in exercise capacity
sudden weakness on one side of the face or body; or difficulty speaking
leg pain while walking that goes away when at rest
unexplained weight loss
persistent abdominal pain
blood in the urine

From the above, the two ‘habits’ are not good for your health. please, love life and say no to murder (because you are silently killing yourself).

Enjoy good food: balance diet.

http://vibes247.com/picture-health-risks-of-smoking-and-drinking/

Serious case be this oooo! Ladies, over to you?

Many ladies will marry their spoons and pots

o ya drop that fone n enta kitchen

Ramzan Kadyrov is the President of Chechnya, a wildly popular Instagrammer, and apparently, a pretty next-level misogynist. After protests this weekend over the wedding of a 17-year-old girl and a local police chief at least 30 years her senior, Kadyrov is encouraging Chechen men to keep their wives away from social media — and to lock them up if necessary.

According to reporters in Russia, people have been furious that the teenager was forced to go through with the marriage, which is illegal under Russian law; the young girl, who became the police chief’s second wife, was coerced under threat of violence. The man, named Nazhud Guchigov, has children who are older than his new wife.

Outrage over the marriage grew as the story spread via WhatsApp. The BBC report that Kadyrov, in response, instructed men to keep their women away from social feeds: “Lock them in, do not let them go out; then they will not post anything,” he said on state television. Criticism, he added, is un-Chechen and hurts family honor. “Do not write such things. Men, do take your women out of WhatsApp.”

The attitudes in Russia, which claims authority over Chechnya, are no better. When asked about the situation last week, the Russian official in charge of children’s rights said, “There are places where women are already shriveled at age 27, and by our standards they look like they’re 50. And, in general, the Russian constitution forbids interference in citizens’ personal lives.” (Tell that to the residents of eastern Ukraine.)

Chechnya is a dangerous place for critics. A reporter who covered the teen-bride story fled the country just before the wedding, saying she had received threats. The Daily Best said that while there were many conversations about the injustice of the situation, fear of government forces and their allies kept people out of the streets. Hopefully Kadyrov’s words won’t actually lead the men of his country to imprison their wives and remove them from the Internet, too.

http://vibes247.com/ramzan-kadyrov-women-should-be-banned-from-using-social-media/

The militants have effectively taken over former dictator Muammar Gaddafi’s home city of Sirte as they exploit a civil war between two rival governments to expand in North Africa.
“Every night they open fire on us,” said Abu Shebar, who with comrades on Sirte’s western outskirts holds the last position of troops belonging to one of the two warring Libyan governments, the General National Congress, which controls the capital Tripoli and most of the west of the country.
“They are only active at night,” he said, pointing to the militants’ position in a house just down the road blocked by sandbags. He sleeps in a shed next to his firing positions where used tank shells litter the ground.

Libya, which has descended into near anarchy since NATO warplanes helped rebels overthrow Gaddafi in a 2011 civil war, is now the third big stronghold for the Sunni Islamist group, also known as ISIS or ISIL, which declared a Caliphate to rule over all Muslims from territory it holds in Syria and Iraq.
Islamic State fighters became a major force last year in Derna, a jihadi bastion in Libya’s east, and quickly spread to the biggest eastern city Benghazi, where they have conducted suicide bombings on streets divided among armed factions.

By occupying Sirte over the past four months they have claimed a major city in the center of the country, astride the coastal highway that links the east and west.
They made their presence known to the world in February by kidnapping and beheading more than 20 Egyptian Christian oil workers on a beach and posting video on the Internet.
In Libya, the group deploys locally-recruited fighters, led by envoys sent from Syria and Iraq. Those include Libyans returned from fighting on Syrian and Iraqi frontlines, steeped in the group’s ethos of extreme violence and permanent warfare between those it considers true Sunni Muslims and all others.
Their gains in Libya, just across the sea from Italy, are worrying European governments and north African neighbors. But so far Western countries, which are bombing Islamic State positions in Syria and Iraq, have steered clear of that sort of intervention in Libya.

BREAKDOWN
Islamic State’s expansion in Libya has been helped by a breakdown of state authority. Neither of Libya’s two warring governments exercises much formal control of territory. Both field troops
that call themselves armies but are in fact loose alliances of former rebels who toppled Gaddafi, refused to disarm, and have since fallen out along tribal, political and regional lines.
Both governments pay fighters with cash from Libya’s oil exports, giving them funds and incentive to fuel the war indefinitely.
Islamic State opposes both governments, exploiting local resentments and power vacuums. It took Sirte from the government based in Tripoli, which draws its support mainly from fighters from the western city of Misrata, who emerged as some of the most powerful in the country after Gaddafi’s fall.
Islamic State gunmen arrived in the area in pickup trucks in February when the Misrata forces were busy 150 km to the east trying to wrestle away Libya’s biggest oil port, Es Sider, from forces backing the other government, now based in the east.
With Misrata troops having spread out on front lines stretching 1,000 km, militants swiftly seized a Sirte hospital, a university, the grand Ouagadougou hall where Gaddafi once hosted African leaders and a radio station broadcasting Quranic verses.
When the Misratis returned in force to Sirte in March after failing to seize Es Sider, Islamic State had already set up checkpoints. The jihadists have since steadily widened their control. The last checkpoint held by the Misratis is now about a kilometer further from the city center than it was when Reuters visited two months ago.
“They are now shelling the power station so we’ve moved back the last checkpoint for civilians,” said Yuhami Ahmed, a commander of the Misrata troops based on the western outskirts near a plant that
supplies the area with electricity.
The Misrata forces have surrounded Sirte and are diverting traffic on the coastal road to the desert hinterland. Anti-aircraft guns guard checkpoints. Sirte residents who pass between the two frontlines to get petrol in suburbs under control of the Misrata
forces describe hardship inside a city no longer served by the state oil firm. “We only have power sometimes,” said the owner of a cafe at a petrol station who gave his name as Salah.
Another resident fetched water in a closed restaurant used by the Misratis as a rest area. He said he had no water at home.



http://vibes247.com/muammar-gaddafis-home-town-falls-to-islamic-state-in-anarchic-libya/

oliwaseunojo:
Any update daphilosopher?

Nope! I hvnt hrd frm dem.

More British women than ever are paying for sexual services because they are too busy for conventional relationships, new research claims.

And some women want more for their money than just straight sex and are prepared to pay for the companionship of men, as well as their time in the bedroom. A new academic study has been launched into women who buy sexual services. Researchers have spoken to male and Follows in the UK who are paid for their sexual services. The study, led by principal investigator Dr Sarah Kingston, of Lancaster University, and co-led by Dr Natalie Hammond at Manchester Metropolitan University, promises to be the most in-depth analysis of the subject ever undertaken in the UK.
Its early findings reveal that women who pay for sex come from all backgrounds and ages, although there are a high number of women in their thirties and forties.
Paying Up: Women in their 30s and 40s are increasingly likely to pay for sex, scientists claim

Escorts indicate that some of their female clientele don’t want or have the time for relationships.
However, researchers have also found that some women pay for sexual services whilst in a relationship, for excitement and to spice up their love lives with existing partners. She said that the rise in escorts advertising for sexual services online also shows busy career women are increasingly using their phones and the internet to access sexual services.
The study showed that there were 5,246 male escort profiles and 11,056 Follow profiles in 2010, compared to the 15,732 male profiles and 28,614 female now. That means the market for male escorts has tripled in the last five years, while Follows have increased two-and-a-half fold.
No Time: One of the reasons is that women don’t feel they have time for a ‘conventional’ relationship, researchers say

Dr Kingston, a Lecturer in Criminology at Lancaster University, is an expert on the sex industry, policy and law.
She said: “We are seeking to explore the motivations and experiences of women who book escorts; who and where they buy sex from and how physical and sexual safety is ensured. “The study involves interviewing men, women and transgender people who sell sexual services to women, as well as women who purchase sexual services. “Our participants say most of the women who buy sex are professional people, some of whom may simply want pleasurable sexual experiences. “Paying an escort is described as a way of ensuring discretion, as opposed to other ways of securing sexual encounters. Some female clients also seem to not want or have the time for a ‘conventional’ relationship.” “Some women also pay for more than just sexual intercourse,” the doctor continued. “They might go for a drink or meal with their chosen escort and want a massage before progressing onto sexual contact – which escorts describe as the ‘boyfriend experience’. “It is also evident that women purchase sexual services as part of a couple. The majority of the escorts interviewed see couples, stating they are booked for regular excitement and fun, or simply for a relationship treat. “In couples, some men appeared more nervous than their female partner.”

THE BIG QUESTION IS: AS A WOMAN, CAN YOU EVER PAY FOR SEX?

http://vibes247.com/research-women-now-pay-for-sex/

Lagos State Governor-elect, Akinwunmi Ambode visits governor Aregbesola in Abuja.









http://vibes247.com/akinwunmi-visits-aregbosla-in-abuja/

hmmm!

lols!

na threath or na warning?

The Senegalese winger was on target three times in an incredible 2 minutes and 56 seconds during Southampton’s 6-1 win over Aston Villa.
Mane notched up his first goal in the 13th minute and had completed his treble by the 16th, over a minute and and a half faster than the 4 minutes and 33 seconds that it took Fowler to score three times against Arsenal for Liverpool in 1994.

The feat marked the ninth time a player has hit three goals in the Premier League in under 10 minutes.

Mane who signed in the summer from Austrian champions Red Bull Salzburg, described his record-breaking achievement as his “best moment in football”.
“In Senegal they will be happy for me. I have many fans there,” he told BBC Radio Solent.

“I am happy. The most important thing today was the victory. It’s a special day for that,” he added.

Southampton manager Ronald Koeman, said he expected more goal scoring feats to come from Mane. “I didn’t have time to think about the hat trick because it was so fast,” said Dutchman Koeman.

“I speak a lot to Mane, he has to know what his best quality is. “He is a scorer and today he demonstrated what we expect. He is a great player, it his first season in the Premier League, he is a young player and he will learn and get better because I believe in the talent of the player.”

The fastest hat-trick of all time remains Tommy Ross’ treble scored for Ross County in just 90 seconds in their 8-1 victory over Nairn County at Dingwall Ross-shire Scotland in November 1964.

Top five fastest Premier League hat-tricks...




http://vibes247.com/sadio-mane-of-southampton-fc-beats-robbie-fowlers-fastest-premier-league-hat-trick-record/

Omo Ogun, Ise Ya!
Proudly an Ijebu boy!

GNLD!

@op, r u ur own boss too?

jedalomi1@gmail.com
HBD!

Nice1! A lot still need to be done! I think the topics-forums, should be at the top of the page for easy access. Topics created should be separated from them.

Hope people, other than you can create topics?

I kw it is a proj in d making. God will help you.

And make e for no lost na mod me wan be

Hw do i check the mb? Got sth 400 but its not on my fone?

It is our culture! You can't help it!

But blv me, greeting people brings respect! People see you as a responsible person just cos u greet them always! Try adopt that method, and see hw everybody will love you!

Asa Ati Ise Ile Yoruba Ni Kiki (The 'Aku' people)!

Sorry bt Nairalanders aint witches!

U hv to post the address of the company or contents on the msg (without the the date).

Peace!

MzNelly:
It's not compulsory to comment on a topic you obviously know nothing about,

Ode ni e! And what did u write? You mentioned us to write poo! Who is more stwepid among us?

Olodo!

Serious mata! Funny country!

adeekiti:
whats up bro, are u there ?

Nah! didnt go! and u?

Ok! Good luck to those applying!

Naija! Every vacancy these days requires 1-10 years experience!
Where would fresh grads get those experiences from?

The question is, if no company employs 'ENTRY LEVEL GRADUATES', how would these companies (shouting with 1m experience) get the people with at least a year experience?

It is high time these companies started employing fresh graduates and train them!

If nobody takes 'ENTRY LEVEL', how would we reduce unemployment?

God Help The Youths Because We Need You!

hmmm! Serious but sound like u were tellin us interesting story?

But i truly got the message!

adeekiti:
bro I recieved a call from a landline number and I wAs told abt an interview and the lady aske if I got a text and I said no, she said there office is in abule egba cos I asked which company she's calling from since I had several company I sent my cv's to but she said abule egba

I smell GNLD den? She ought to have mentioned the name of the company!

I don't think i will go!