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why should a cute boy like this do such?... Mchteeew

The Rapid Response Squad of the Lagos state Police command have arrested the young man pictured above for theft. According to a tweet posted on their handle, the young man snatched the phone of a lady in a commercial bus.
He was given a hot chase by RRS men who sighted him. When he was arrested and searched, the phone was found inside his pant.
The police say he would be arraigned in court soon.

A 33-year-old teacher, Akinsoku Love, has been arrested by the police in Ogun state for allegedly defiling two underage girls in Ado-Odo Local Government Area of the state.
According to the police, the suspect lured the little girls aged 7 and 6 into a classroom where they were playing close to their home ande asked the 7-year-old girl to go out and buy biscuit for them. Immediately she left, he defiled the 6-year-old girl.
As soon as the girl returned with the biscuit, he asked the 6-year-old girl to go out and buy another biscuit. He then defiled his other victim.
His evil deed was brought to the open when the mother of one of the victims, Jenifer Mustapher, noticed that her daughter wasn’t walking properly. Upon inquiry, she told the mother what Uncle love did to her.

“She told me Uncle Love tampered with her private part. Love, lives in the same compound with us and he teaches at a private school close to the house” she said

Confirming the incident, the spokesperson of the Ogun State police command, DSP Abimbola Oyeyemi, said the second case of defilement was discovered after the suspect confessed to the crime.

“On interrogation, he admitted having carnal knowledge of one of the girls, but he claimed that he only fingered the second one. The two victims have been taken to the hospital for medical examination. Meanwhile the Commissioner of Police CP Ahmed Iliyasu has ordered the immediate transfer of the suspect to the Anti Human Trafficking and Child Labor Unit of the State Criminal Investigation and Intelligence Department for proper Investigation and prosecution.”

The birth of Luisa (centre) - Performed in a Brazilian hospital, the breakthrough paves the way or British surgeons to replicate the pioneering procedure within a matter of weeks

The technology is being pioneered by Professor Mats Brännström (pictured), who said: 'I think robotic surgery has a great future in this area'

Surgeons control the robot using joysticks which move instruments inside the patient's body and hand movements are converted to extremely precise motions

The robot can remove a donor's womb using keyhole surgery through five holes which are just 1cm wide, reducing how much blood they lose and speeding up their recovery afterwards

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A woman has become pregnant after having a uterus transplant performed with a robot, scientists have revealed.

The world-first procedure was done in Sweden in 2017 and the mother-to-be is now expecting her child in spring this year.

Uterus transplants involve surgically removing the womb of one woman and implanting it into one who cannot have a baby naturally.

When the Swedish woman, whose name and age are unknown, gives birth she will be only the 14th person ever to have a baby after a womb transplant.

Doctors said using robots for the procedure has 'a great future' and makes surgery less damaging for donors.


Five other women have undergone womb transplants through robotic surgery at the University of Gothenburg. However, none of them have yet to become pregnant. 

Using surgical robots allows the procedure to be done through five 1cm-wide holes in the donor's body - unlike much bigger cuts needed by human surgeons.

This leads to the patients losing less blood and spending less time in hospital after donating their womb, the experts say.

Eight of the 14 babies born after uterus transplants have been born in Sweden, with others in the US, Brazil, Serbia and India.

The robotic breakthrough comes after another world-first last year, in which it was revealed a baby had been born from a uterus transplanted from a dead donor.

The life-changing surgery is carried out on women who are unable to have children naturally – for example, those with Mayer Rokitansky Küster Hauser, a condition which means they are born without a womb.

'I think robotic surgery has a great future in this area,' said Professor Mats Brännström, a world-leading researcher in the field.

He added: 'We haven’t saved as much time as we thought we would, but we gained in other ways. 

'The donor loses less blood, the hospital stay is shorter, and the patient feels better after surgery.' 

The robot is controlled by two surgeons who use joysticks which convert their movements into millimetre-precise motions in the robot arms.

Accessing the donor's body through keyhole incisions means the procedure is less damaging than traditional operations.

Details were published in December of the world's first baby to be born to a mother whose womb was transplanted from a dead donor.

The successful pregnancy of 32-year-old Fabiana Amorim de Lima, from Brazil, marked a breakthrough in fertility treatment. 

Her eggs had been frozen before the operation and, after she started having regular periods following the womb transplant, she was impregnated using IVF.

Luisa Santos was born by c-section in December 2017, 35 weeks into the pregnancy.

Doctors said the use of a dead woman's womb offered hope for future mothers-to-be because it meant it would be easier to find a willing and suitable donor.

Ten previous attempts, in the US, Czech Republic and Turkey, to transplant a womb from a dead donor had ended in failure. 

Luisa’s delivery last December – in which she weighed 5lb 10oz – proved the procedure can be carried out safely using a dead donor’s womb.

Spurred on by the breakthrough, UK surgeons are planning the first womb transplants in this country this year. 

At least 15,000 women in Britain of childbearing age were born without a womb or have had it removed due to cancer or other illness and could benefit.

HOW WAS THIS DIFFERENT TO A NORMAL WOMB TRANSPLANT? 

Uterus transplant surgery is rare and is believed to have only ever produced 13 babies worldwide.

It normally involves surgically removing the womb of a donor – usually a relative or even friend of the woman who wants to get pregnant – implanting it into the patient, then using IVF.

Researchers at the University of Gothenburg have pioneered a new type of the operation by using a robot to perform part of the surgery.

The robot can remove the donor's womb by operating through five 1cm-wide holes in her abdomen, instead of a full-size incision.

It is controlled by two qualified surgeons who use joysticks to control the instruments inside the woman's body. 

The robot converts human hand movements into millimetre-specific motions and reduces the risk of accidental or unnecessary damage. 

This means the patient loses less blood, suffers less scarring and spends less time recovering in hospital, according to lead scientist Professor Mats Brännström.

The womb must still be implanted in a procedure done by human surgeons. 

Source: Sahlgrenska Academy

Scientists have, for the first time, used a robot to remove a woman's womb before transplanting it into a woman who later became pregnant

The robot can remove a donor's womb using keyhole surgery through five holes which are just 1cm wide, reducing how much blood they lose and speeding up their recovery afterwards

A woman has become pregnant after having a uterus transplant performed with a robot, scientists have revealed.

The world-first procedure was done in Sweden in 2017 and the mother-to-be is now expecting her child in spring this year.

Uterus transplants involve surgically removing the womb of one woman and implanting it into one who cannot have a baby naturally.

When the Swedish woman, whose name and age are unknown, gives birth she will be only the 14th person ever to have a baby after a womb transplant.

Doctors said using robots for the procedure has 'a great future' and makes surgery less damaging for donors.

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The Ep “Greatness” is an interesting song from nairaland's own made artist. It has the atmosphere of Dancehall and a little of Afro pop in it, and gosh the instruments used are so killing, making it sound just like a RnB hiphop.
"Hislordship's"Greatness" tells a beautiful story of greatness being wanted by all nature or don't you want greatness too?, and it's also a cynical commentary on my life, and how I will wanna make it sooner. This cynical undertone has a big effect on the song's atmosphere, though I added a little woman stuffs in it to spicy somethings.lol.
Hey it's actually my first track, so I was so nervous in it. But if you use your eyepiece or music player you will notice this :
•The 'keys' of the lyrics and song are little bit shaky. But if you're not a good listener, you won't observe it.
• The tempo also is a little bit slow sometimes, but you won't notice I bet.
• The pitch, Naa Naa I don't wanna talk about that one.lol
Acekeed(the featured artist) In A Silent Way is a wonderful singer, and I think a good part of it is owed to the fact that Acekeed did his best to make sure he took part in this Ep(Greatness). If you listen close, you can hear his sweet vocals clearly.
so I challenge you to download this track and make your own blood nairaland happy

Description
The Ep “Greatness” is an interesting song from nairaland's own made artist. It has the atmosphere of Dancehall and a little of Afro pop in it, and gosh the instruments used are so killing, making it sound just like a RnB hiphop.

"Hislordship's"Greatness" tells a beautiful story of greatness being wanted by all nature or don't you want greatness too?, and it's also a cynical commentary on my life, and how I will wanna make it sooner. This cynical undertone has a big effect on the song's atmosphere, though I added a little woman stuffs in it to spicy somethings.lol.

Hey it's actually my first track, so I was so nervous in it. But if you use your eyepiece or music player you will notice this :
•The 'keys' of the lyrics and song are little bit shaky. But if you're not a good listener, you won't observe it.
• The tempo also is a little bit retarded sometimes, but you won't notice I bet.
• The pitch, Naa Naa I don't wanna talk about that one.lol

Acekeed(the featured artist) In A Silent Way is a wonderful singer, and I think a good part of it is owed to the fact that Acekeed did his best to make sure he took part in this Ep(Greatness). If you listen close, you can hear his sweet vocals clearly.

so I challenge you to download this track and make your own blood nairaland happy

yea I am

CodeTemplar:
Who is them?

our leaders

ozvick:
Nice facts about Nigeria, but our leaders failed to sustain the greatness of this great country

Don't worry one day we will surely get a better and trust worthy leader that will lead us.

CodeTemplar:
A nation that's 58 years old, earns well from oil, has close to 200 million hands to work with and has a fertile and resource-rich land shouldn't be boasting of the kind of things OP is sampling here.

we just have to bear with them, things will surely get better.

Are you a Nigerian? What do you really know about the history of Nigeria?

Nigeria is an interesting country, and it seems like we make history everyday with different activities that occur in the country. You probably already know that Nigeria has 250 ethnic groups dominated by tribes such as Igbo, Hausa, Hausa-Fulani and Yoruba. Nigeria's Niger River is also the largest river in West Africa.

Now, what you may not know are the interesting facts about the Nigerian history. There are so many fascinating things about the country's history and I have compiled a list of some of the fun and phenomenal facts that might interest you with the help of naij.com

1) Did you know that Nigeria is home to the largest monument in Africa (Sungbo's Eredo). It is also the largest city of the medieval world.
Sungbo's Eredo is a system of defensive walls and ditches that was built in honour of the Ijebu noblewoman Oloye Bilikisu Sungbo (the woman that was also alleged to be Queen of Sheba). It is located in Ijebu Ode in Ogun State.

2) The Portugese were the first foreigners to explore Nigeria in 1472?

3) According to archaeological research, the earliest known civilization in Nigeria is the Nok civilization which was around from 500 to 2000BC.

4) The walls of Benin are the longest ancient works in the world.

5) Ile Ife was founded as early as 1000AD. Queen Luwo, the twenty-first Ooni (ruler) of Ile-Ife paved the streets with quartz pebbles and broken pottery

6) The oldest discovered boat in Africa, and 3rd oldest in the world is the 8500-year-old Dufuna canoe. It was discovered by a Fulani herdsman in Dufuna village, Fune local government area, Yobe in 1987.

7) The longest bridge in Africa was the Third Mainland bridge until the October 6 bridge was built in Cairo, in 1966.

Nigeria was formed when Freerick Lugard became the governor of the region.

9) Naira was introduced in 1959.

10) Did you know that at a time in Nigerian history, the North had the highest number of literates with over 25,000 Quarnic schools teaching over 250,000 students.

11) The National Youth Service Corps began in 1973.

12) The Nigerian flag was designed in 1959, by Taiwo Akinkunmi in a competition.

13) Wole Soyinka was the first Nigerian to receive a Nobel Laureate.

14) Agbani Darego was the first African to win the Miss World Beauty Pageant.

15) Nigeria was the first African country to receive a Gold medal in the Olympics Football in 1996.

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