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In Wizkid's voice Who is this funny guy

Actress, Yvonne Nelson is pregnant, and according to what we know, the actress is heavily pregnant, and she’s expected to put to be soon.

In July there were rumors that the actress is pregnant, as she has been spotted severally looking way fat..

Interestingly, most of the pictures Yvonne Nelson posts on her social media accounts are either old or she’s covering her growing baby bump.

She of course reacted to these reports. She said on her Snapchat in July..:

“Charley I know, I know, I know am looking big I am looking fat I know. I know, I know I am aware. I know,” the actress admitted.. She neither confirmed or denied reports.
That was way back July, but right now, she’s heavily pregnant, and said to put to bed soon! ;DActress, Yvonne Nelson is pregnant, and according to what we know, the actress is heavily pregnant, and she’s expected to put to be soon.

In July there were rumors that the actress is pregnant, as she has been spotted severally looking way fat..

Interestingly, most of the pictures Yvonne Nelson posts on her social media accounts are either old or she’s covering her growing baby bump.

She of course reacted to these reports. She said on her Snapchat in July..:

“Charley I know, I know, I know am looking big I am looking fat I know. I know, I know I am aware. I know,” the actress admitted.. She neither confirmed or denied reports.
That was way back July, but right now, she’s heavily pregnant, and said to put to bed soon!

Who is she

Shey she no sabi Pidgin atall.... Abi which kind bomb b this?

Did she go to school atall..... or who was English teacher

Please what can I do to solve my pre mature ejaculation..... Please help

madridguy:
Fellow madridsta.
Hala WIKE.

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Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero teamed up with Chinese researchers to graft the head of a mouse onto a rat, resulting in a two-headed rodent.

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Italian neurosurgeon Sergio Canavero made headlines around the world two years ago with the bold claim that he would soon be stitching one person's head onto another's body.

Despite the numerous obstacles Canavero faces from ethical and scientific standpoints, he appears to be moving full-steam ahead. Last year, he performed what he called a "proof-of-concept" target="_blank" procedure in which he severed a dog's spinal cord then reconnected it — one of the major obstacles to completing the procedure in people.

And now Canavero has published another equally repellant study that details how he and another surgeon, Xiaoping Ren, attached the head of a mouse to the body of a rat. The team then repeated the procedure in several other animals, effectively creating a series of two-headed rats.

Most of the animals in Canavero's studies lived for only several days — the two-headed rats carried on for an average of 36 hours, and Canavero hasn't released details on the dog. But keeping them alive wasn't Canavero's goal; instead, he says each experiment is meant to stand as evidence that a complete procedure in people is on the horizon.

That far-fetched idea that has been explored by several scientists with mostly noble aims, such as saving the lives of people with deadly diseases like spinal muscular atrophy. But experts say there are many reasons to be doubtful. "These papers do not support moving forward in humans," Case Western Reserve University neuroscientist Jerry Silver, told New Scientist last year about Canavero's dog paper.

Here are the five major obstacles a successful head transplant would face.

1. Heads can't stay alive on their own.
In any transplant, the donor organ (the one that has been taken from a donor's body) has to be kept alive until it can be placed into the recipient's body.

As soon as an organ is removed from a body, it begins to die. So doctors cool down the organ to help reduce the amount of energy its cells need to stay alive. Using a solution of cold saltwater (saline), they can preserve kidneys for 48 hours, livers for 24 hours, and hearts for about five to 10 hours.

But a head isn't an isolated organ — it's one of the most complex parts of the body. In addition to housing your brain, eyes, ears, nose, mouth, and skin, it holds two gland systems: the pituitary, which controls the hormones that circulate throughout the body, and the salivary, which produces saliva.

More than a century of disturbing animal research has shown that at the moment of decapitation, blood pressure in the head drops dramatically. The resulting loss of fresh blood and oxygen pushes the brain into a coma, soon followed by death.

In the most recent mouse procedure, Canavero and his team claim they addressed this problem by keeping a steady blood supply flowing between the rodent who received the head, the rodent who donated it, and a third rodent.

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2. The immune system has to be coaxed into accepting a foreign head.
In any transplant, one of the main issues is the reaction of a patient's own body. The immune system of the person receiving the organ detects immune-triggering substances, called antigens, on the cells of the new organ. These antigens don't match those found in their own body, which can lead the immune system to unleash a full-scale attack. That's why almost all transplant patients take immune-suppressing drugs after their procedures.

Because the head is so complex and includes so many organs, the risk of rejection is much higher.

3. The surgery has to happen in under an hour.
In a 1970s experiment that would never be allowed today, neurosurgeon Robert White transplanted the head of a monkey onto the body of a donor monkey. He maintained the monkey bodies by cooling them to about 59 degrees Fahrenheit for the duration of the procedure. The monkey with the transplanted head survived for eight days after the surgery, until the immune system rejected the head.

According to White's experiments and Canavero's paper, the entire transplant surgery has to be done in under an hour. Canavero notes that both of heads would have to be removed from their bodies at the same time. Working swiftly, the surgeons would have to reattach the head of the person they want to keep alive to the circulatory system of the donor's body while both bodies are under total cardiac arrest.

4. Spinal cords are incredibly tricky to fuse.
For a head to be able to communicate with and control a new body, the spinal cord and the brain must be seamlessly connected.

This didn't happen in the monkey transplant — the monkey head that was transplanted onto the donor was able to see, move its eyes, and eat, but the body was paralyzed from the neck down. It did appear to happen in the dog procedure, but experts have said they need more concrete proof of Canavero's claims.

According to Jerry Silver, Canavero's team claims "they cut the cervical cord 90% but there’s no evidence of that in the paper, just some crude pictures."

Canavero disagrees, of course. In a TED Talk, he described "a special biological glue" called polyethylene glycol that he says could be the key to successfully completing the procedure. Some experimental surgeons in the 1930s and 1940s used this material, which is a type of plastic, to fuse the spinal cords of dogs. But those experiments typically involved attaching a foreign head to the complete body of a dog (giving it two heads), rather than replacing one head with another.

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Canavero's plan would also involve placing the patient in a coma for up to a month to allow the spinal cords to fuse. Otherwise, the "spaghetti" (as he calls it) that makes up the spinal cord could become gnarled or twisted.

But such a long coma is a potential problem as well, Harry Goldsmith, professor of neurosurgery at the University of California at Davis, told Popular Science — medically-induced comas often result in infection, blood clots, and reduced brain activity.

5. The procedure has to work in animal trials before being considered for humans.
Before head transplantation is ever considered for trials in people, all of these problems have to be addressed in animal tests. And such experiments would face many hurdles in getting approved (in the US, at least) because they involve so much cruelty.

Nevertheless, Canavero and his team appear to be moving ahead in other countries where the procedures are legal.

Politics is a cold war..... bundle up

One of the children of the late Senator Isiaka Adeleke has taken to his Snapchat platform to rant about the suspicious death of his father.


Senator Isiaka Adeleke

Since the demise of the All Progressives Congress chieftain and 2018 gubernatorial aspirant, Senator Isiaka Adeleke on Sunday, the 23rd of April, 201, people have been pointing accusing fingers at his political colleagues.

Medical reports from news platforms have it that the 62-year old politician died of a heart attack after an overdose of pain killers. This information has failed to appeal to the conscience of his supporters who believe his death was a ploy to prevent him from becoming the governor of Osun State at the expiration of the tenure of Governor Rauf Aregbesola in 2018.

The late Adeleke’s son, Tunji, has also taken to his Snapchat to emphasize that his father was a victim of political power-play.

He wrote:

“R.I.P DADDY!! YOU ARE THE GREATEST MAN I KNOW!



F*CK THAT! SERUBAWON LIVES ON



FOREVER !!! YOUR LEGACY LIVES ON !!!! THE PEOPLE THAT KNOW, KNOW! STRONGEST!!



My nigga was the GUBERNATORIAL candidate and he was definitely going to be the next governor of OSUN STATE! GOD KNOWS!!



He was killed someway that only God and the people involved know! BUT GOD IS ON THE THRONE!!!



My dad wasn’t sick. People just wanted his position, the power, money etc! HE IS STILL ON THE THRONE TILL ETERNITY!!!



That smart man was the First civilian governor of OSUN state at the age of 37! ICON! GREAT PHILANTHROPIST!!”



A screenshot of Tunji Adeleke’s Snapchat post as well as that of Davido respectively

And also, Nigerian superstar singer, Davido has also cancelled his scheduled musical performances in Osun state following the death of his uncle. Davido also indirectly insinuated that his uncle was killed by using the word ‘Jealousy’.

Meanwhile, Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun yesterday rescued an aide to Osun State Governor, Ms Idiat Babalola, from mob attack at the premises of the late Senator Isiaka Adeleke, on Monday. She has been accused by Adeleke’s supporters of having a hand in his death.

Late Senator Adeleke was a former governor of Osun and serving senator of Osun West. He died in the early hours of Sunday at a private hospital in Osogbo.

ITbomb:
What are they doing on the boat, I thought I would see divers

there boss dy call the man for phone ni

Hmmm....wetin dat 1 con teach us shey na him go first do am lyk ftc said b4

Lol

her tenure 4 viriginity don pass afta she don born 4. y she dey jealous

pix no. 6 wat are dey tryin 2 do

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In a report on Daily Trust, a chieftain of the All Progressives Congress in Jigawa state, Alhaji Nasiru Haladu Dano, yesterday, July 7, unveiled the Islamic centre.
At the grand opening, the centre was named after the president’s wife by the Jigawa state Deputy Governor, Barrister Ibrahim Hassan Hadeija.
Speaking at the event, Dano said his next plan was to build a maternity clinic for the village.
According to him, the centre was named after Aisha because of
“her commitment to women and child development.”

oooo my home ×3 wen shall I c my home wen shall I c my native land buh there know name native dress

Let c ftc

Opinions plz?

;Dstrip or no strip he stil gt him mullar

In a report published on Sahara Reporters, the two suspects were both
arraigned before Chief Magistrate, Mrs. Victoria Bob-Manuel and were
charged of robbery, murder, and conspiracy.
The first suspect, Daniel Ita, was a security guard, and the second, Olayemi
Bamitale, was a former driver to the late Professor of Veterinary Medicine.
It was gathered that the Chief magistrate, Victoria Bob-Manuel passed her
verdict despite the suspects’ plea and tears during the court proceedings.
Killers of the Late Professor Albert Ilemobade
Killers of the Late Professor Albert Ilemobade (Daniel Ita and Olayemi
Bamitale)
Speaking during the court proceedings, police prosecutor, Isah Atanegbe,
explained to the court how the accused carried out their murderous acts.
READ ALSO: How We Killed Former FUTA VC – Suspects Confess
The offences, according to the prosecutor, was contrary to and punishable
under Section 324 of the Criminal Code Cap.37 Vol. 1 Laws of Ondo State of
Nigeria 2006.
Atanegbe said: “That you Daniel Ita Effiom and Olayemi Bamitale on the 21st
June 2015 at about 9pm at No. 1 Ikere Street Ijapo Estate commit felony to wit:
murder and thereby committed an offence contrary to and punishable under
section 324 of the Criminal Code Cap.37 Vol.1 Laws of Ondo State of Nigeria
2006.
“That you Daniel Ita Effiom and Olayemi Bamitale on the same date, time and
place in the aforementioned magisterial district did kill one Professor Albert
Adeoye Ilemobade by jointly strangling him to death and thereby committed an
offence contrary to section 316 and punishable under section 319 of Criminal
Code Cap.37 Vol.1 Laws of Ondo State of Nigeria 2006.
“That you Daniel Ita Effiom and Olayemi Bamitale on the same date, time and
place in the aforementioned magisterial district did conspire together to commit
felony to wit: robbery and thereby committed an offence contrary to and
punishable under section 403A of the Criminal Code Cap.37 Vol.1 Laws of Ondo
state of Nigeria 2006.
“That you Daniel Ita Effiom and Olayemi Bamitale on the same date, time and
place in the aforementioned magisterial district did rob one late Professor Albert
Adeoye Ilemobade Rav 4 Jeep 2008 model with registration number Lagos
GGE-589-CF valued yet unknown and the sum of seven thousand naira property
of late Professor Albert Adeoye Ilemobade and thereby committed an offence
contrary to and punishable under section 401 of the Criminal Code Cap.37 Vol.1
Laws of Ondo State of Nigeria 2006.”
Atanegbe, however, sought for an adjournment to the case to enable her
duplicate the case file for legal advice from the Department of Public
Prosecution (DPP).
In her verdict, Chief Magistrate Bob-Manuel ordered that the two accused
persons should be jailed in Olokuta prison while the case awaits trial.
She adjourned the case till September 18, 2015.
Professor Albert Ilemobade, was abducted by the suspected killers last
Sunday, before his decomposed body was found in an isolated store in

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A Girl started noticing a Guy standing in-
front of her home everyday in the
evening.
She started observing him after coming
from college & week-ends. The guy never
tried to talk to her nor showed any
gesture, he just moves here & there by
looking into his mobile and occasionally
looking at her.
It went on like that for a year and the
Girl understood the Guy's love for her &
his decent behaviour. So, she told her
parents. They too saw him & liked him.
They called her grand parents too to
decide about the marriage. So, everyone
told her to go & talk to him as he seem to
shy...
Next day she went to him & said: "Hi... I'm
Radha.."
Guy: "Hi... I'm Krishna.."
Hearing this the Girl was very happy as
the names were matching like Lord
Krishna & Radha Devi.
Girl went on & said: I really appreciate ur
patience & decency. U have been standing
infront of my home everyday for about a
year now. So, I understand that u love me
so much... & I too love u and want to
marry U".
Guy: Smiled & Said....
"Forgive me sister! Actually Ur home's WIFI
doesn't have a password. So, I come here
to use free wi-fi to chat with my
Girlfriend...!!!"