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There are reports that Oscar winning actress
Lupita Nyong'o and Somali-Canadian rapper
K'naan have split after dating for about a year.
From Us Magazine
A source confirms to Us that Nyong'o is single
after splitting from her rapper boyfriend
K'naan. The insider close to Nyong'o tells Us
that the 12 Years a Slave actress was the one
to break off her relationship from K'naan. Their
split happened last year, the source adds.

The 21-year-old student at California University of Pennsylvania was found dead in her room in the early hours of the morning
Tragic: Shanice Clark was found dead in her room after she reportedly choked on chewing gum
A star basketball player has died after choking on chewing gum in her sleep.
College student Shanice Clark, who attended California University of Pennsylvania, was found dead in her apartment in the early hours of the morning.
Police have now revealed they believe the 21-year-old died accidentally after choking on the gum while she slept.
The 6-foot forward, who was from Toronto in Canada, was a star with the university's Vulcans basketball team, the New York Daily News reported

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Not only did French woman Elizabeth Lorentz, 48, marry her 45
year old step son, Eric Holder, but her ex, who is Eric's father even
attended their wedding. Yes, you read right. Lol. Kolo people!
According to French daily Republicain-lorrain.fr , Elizabeth married
Eric on Saturday October 4th in the parish church in the small
village of Dabo in Alsace-Lorraine, north-east France, after
fighting for months with French authorities for the right to marry
him.
According to reports, Elizabeth met Eric's father in 1989, had a
child with him in 1997, married him 2003 and divorced him in
2006. All this while Eric was her stepson. Now he's her husband...
About her separation in 2006, Elizabeth told RL
"I was not expecting it, it was a shock. I was an adult so I
made do. But our daughter who was nine-years-old felt the
separation very badly. She cried every day. That's when Eric
was a great support for us and our relationship evolved.'
Speaking about the situation, Eric, who also has a daughter, said
he did his best to comfort his half-sister, who is now his step-
daughter,
'When my father left my mother, I felt abandoned. I knew how
she felt. So I had to be there for both of them'
Eric and Elizabeth soon began an affair that was frowned upon by
many. And when they decided to marry, French law, which
prohibits all unions between step children and step-parents - even
former ones, would not allow it.
The couple fought the law and finally obtained a right to marry
from a local court and the day they married, Eric's father, who now
supports the relationship attended.
"Eric's father, who is also my ex-husband agrees perfectly
our history. Our girls too. They have almost the same age
and consider themselves sisters. We never differentiate
between them. I simply hope that our story will be useful to
other couples in our situation, because I know there are
some' Elizabeth told the French newspaper...

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Dr. Chimezie Osigwe, 64, is a
retired school principal of Awa
Community Secondary School,
Ejemekwuru in Oguta local
government area of Imo State.
He not only allegedly killed his
mother, he was said to have also
dried her remains and stored
them in a cupboard in a room
that allegedly served as his
shrine!
The 78-year old mother, Mrs.
Lucy Osigwe, reportedly went
missing sometime in 2003, some
10 years ago! There was no clue
whatsoever about her where-
abouts.
Dr. Osigwe lived in a dilapidated
house. He had no fleet of cars
and estates. Some members of
his Ejemekwuru community said
he was a recluse. Nobody
understood his ways. Everything
surrounding him suggested
abject poverty!
Two stories were told about how
the remains of his allegedly
missing mother were found. One
of the stories had it that a
relation of the man was not
particularly happy that Osigwe
was reluctant to settle his
indebtedness to him and decided
to search his house to help
himself with whatever he could
lay his hands on.
The late Lucy Osigwe’s body
inside cupboard
But instead of finding cash, the
young boy allegedly stumbled
on the old woman’s remains and
narrated the story to other
relations who then mobilized
and stormed Osigwe’s shrine
where the boy’s story was
allegedly confirmed.
The other story had it that some
youths from feelers from the late
woman’s maternal home,
Amakohia, Awa, also in Oguta
local council area, showed that
they made the startling
discovery.
A villager, who spoke to Sunday
Vanguard, said that following the
inexplicable disappearance of
the old woman, some villagers
decided to double check the
stories told by Osigwe.
“On getting to Ejemekwuru, our
people demanded to know why
the woman had remained
missing for 10 years. the son
told the villagers that his mother
was mad at a point and ran
away to an unknown place”, the
villager recounted.
Not satisfied with the response,
as well as the non-chalant
attitude allegedly exhibited by
the son, the villagers, according
to the villager, went berserk,
destroying things in sight and
ended up spotting the large
cupboard containing the remains
of their loved one.
“With this startling discovery, the
villagers quickly lodged a
complaint with the police who
subsequently swung into
action”, he stated.
The suspect, Dr Chimezie Osigwe
Confirming the discovery of the
woman’s body, Imo State
Commissioner of Police, Mr.
Mohammed Katsina, said it was
found in a large cupboard inside
the shrine located in the
suspect’s private room.
“The missing woman’s lifeless
body was found in a village
called Ezuru Umuagwu,
Ejemekwuru, Oguta local
government area of Imo State”,
the CP said.
“The corpse of the 78-year-old
Mrs. Osigweh, declared missing
in 2003, was found in a large
cupboard inside the shrine in a
private room in a circumstance
depicting ritual practice. “The
embalmed body, which was kept
in that condition for about 10
years, was alleged to have been
placed in the warehouse by her
son, Chief Dr. Chimezie Osigweh,
a 64-year old retired school
principal”.
The Imo police boss alleged that
the suspect was a member of a
sect, adding that “preliminary
assessment of the scene of crime
revealed that the late woman
could have been murdered for
ritual purpose”.
Katsina also alleged that
members of a sect used to hold
secret nocturnal meetings in the
place to enhance their occultic
powers.
“The principal suspect, Chief Dr.
Chimezie Osigwe, who is the son
of the woman, has been arrested
and is making useful statement
to the police”, the CP said.
The suspect refused to disclose
why he treated his mother
disrespectfully for ten years. He
rather pleaded that he should
not be forced to say anything
for fear of being attacked by his
enemies.
“Do you know that I have
escaped three assassination
attempts? Please, I will not say
anything because my enemies
are all over the place so that they
will not use it to attack me”,
Osigwe told journalists.

It’s not the kind of news you
want to hear about a man whose
global exploits as a Nigerian are
matched only perhaps by music
legend, Fela Anikulapo Kuti, but
there are reports that, three days
to the five-fay burial writes of
author and teacher, Chinua
Achebe, his family is locked in
controversy as to whether to
hand over the programme for
his burial to government –
federal and Anambra state in
particular.
The burial is scheduled for
Thursday, 23 May in Ogidi,
Anambra.
According to Premium Times,
they have in the last one week,
“received several telephone calls
from some of Mr. Achebe’s
family members,
contemporaries, associates,
friends and fans accusing the
late writer’s wife, Christy and her
children, of surrendering Mr.
Achebe’s corpse to the
government for pecuniary gains.
The family wouldn’t comment on
the allegations.”
While alive, Mr. Achebe, who
died on March 22 at 82, was
a consistent and vociferous
critic of the Nigerian federal
and state governments who
he repeatedly accused of
monumental corruption,
ineptitude and
misgovernment. In protest
against the way Nigeria is
run, the revered novelist, in
2004 and 2011, rejected
national honours awarded
him by the federal
government.
But the federal and state
governments that Mr.
Achebe criticized and kept
at bay while alive have now
been handed leading roles
in the burial of the globally
acclaimed novelist, a
development that has irked
not a few family members,
contemporaries, fans and
associates.
“Prof was a simple man
who deliberately rejected
affiliation with the Nigerian
government,” lamented an
Achebe family member who
pleaded not to be named
for fear of being ostracized
by the late writer’s family.
“It is now shocking and
nauseating that his wife
and children have now sold
his corpse to the same
destructive forces he
opposed till death.”
She added, “We are trying
to understand why they are
trying to destroy his legacy
when the man actually left
more than enough wealth
to be given a befitting
burial without any
government getting
involved. Why don’t they
want to spend the man’s
money to give him a
befitting burial?”
Checks by this newspaper
revealed that the federal
and Anambra state
government are handling
almost all aspects of the
burial. The federal
government has constituted
a Chinua Achebe Transition
Committee, led by Professor
T. Uzodinma Nwala, to
handle logistics for the
burial. The Minister of
Finance, Ngozi Okonjo-
Iweala, has also been
detailed to arrange
accommodation,
transportation and security
for all guests expected at
the burial. In fact, a
document seen by one of
our sources listed Mr.
Achebe’s wife and children
among guests being
expected at the burial,
suggesting that they were
being invited to their own
patriarch’s interment.
A programme drawn up by
the Professor Nwala’s
committee showed that Mr.
Achebe’s remains would, on
May 21, be received at the
airport in Abuja by Nigerian
politicians and political
office holders, some of
whom the writer
considered corrupt and
inept while alive. The
novelist will also be treated
to a reception at the
National Assembly,
populated mainly by
elements Mr. Achebe
believed were holding
Nigeria down.
“We can’t understand why
Achebe’s wife and kid are
taking steps that are
contrary to what the good
man stood for,” a
contemporary of the late
writer said via telephone
from the United States.
“They are doing the
opposite of what their
father would do.” He
requested not to be named
for fear he might be
accused of trying to derail
his friend’s burial.
Olu Oguibe, a Professor of
Art and African-American
Studies at the University of
Connecticut, Storrs, and
family friend of the
Achebes, has been
especially vociferous in his
criticism of the late writer’s
family. “To the best of the
knowledge of many who
were close to him, his views
and opinion of the Nigerian
government and that of his
state which he so clearly
protested in 2004 and 2011
had not changed,” Mr.
Oguibe said in an April 29
post on his Facebook page
that stirred extensive
discussion. “ So, what does
it mean that in death, the
very same government that
this great philosopher and
patriot so strongly and
unequivocally disapproved
of has been given free rein
to organize his last rites.”
“The government that he
rejected and protested in
life is now the chief host at
his funeral. That has
nothing to do with him, of
course; he’s moved on and
he made it absolutely clear
what he believed in and
where he stood. Yet, what
does it mean for those
who’ve turned his farewell
over to brigands and
thieves?”
Many other angry fans of
the late writer soon joined
in the debate. “In every
sphere of existence,
Nigerians are found
wanting,” lamented Zainab
Haliru, an Abuja-based
writer. “It is as though we
are meant to be case
studies of the exception of
rules. We bastardise
everything. A man like
Achebe just did not fit into
our dishonest and
disrespectful ways. I would
have thought that his
immediate family would
have turned down the
offers. I remember Gani
Fawehinmi’s family did.”
Yet another commentator,
Ralph Tathagata, said,
“Without any resort to
insult, children of great
minds are not known for
making remarkable
decisions at moments like
this.”
Mr. Tathagata then added,
“When the most popular
modern existentialist
philosopher, Jean-Paul
Sartre died in April, 1980,
President Giscard d’Estaing
came in person to the
hospital and spent an hour
beside his coffin. He
understood that Sartre, a
man who had always
rejected official honours
(including the Nobel Prize
for Literature), would not
want a national burial.
However, he told Sartre’s
friends(including Simone de
Beauvoir), ‘but the
government would like to
pay the cost of his funeral.
The Sartreans thanked him,
but refused. The Achebeans
must not let these base
elements in the corridors
power stand astride
Achebe’s grave.”
The family sources insist that
this is not the first time his wife
and children will so “betray” him
– pointing to 1990 when they
accepted a 75,000 pounds gift
from the head of state at the
time, military dictator Ibrahim
Babangida.
Mr. Achebe, the source said,
was still in coma when the
emissary arrived with the
money. One of the late
writer’s son, Ike, who
reportedly warned the
family against accepting the
gift, was shouted down by
other family members who
were quoted as saying
“Achebe should be allowed
to chop Nigeria’s money for
once”.
“Some of us are ashamed
that Prof’s family members
are the ones betraying him,
offering his corpse to
government in return for
favours,” the family source
said.
And then there’s the matter of
the award he rejected, twice:
A presidency source said
the government has also
offered to award a
posthumous national
honour to Mr. Achebe but it
is not clear whether his
family has acceded to the
proposal.
When the government
offered Mr. Achebe a
national honour of
Commander of the Federal
Republic, CFR, in 2004, he
wrote to the administration
rejecting it. “Nigeria’s
condition today is,
however, too dangerous
for silence. I must register
my disappointment and
protest by declining to
accept the high honour
awarded me in the 2004
Honours List,” he wrote.
He added, “I write this letter
with a very heavy heart.
For some time now I have
watched events in Nigeria
with alarm and dismay. I
have watched particularly
the chaos in my own state
of Anambra where a small
clique of renegades, openly
boasting its connections in
high places, seems
determined to turn my
homeland into a bankrupt
and lawless fiefdom. I am
appalled by the brazenness
of this clique and the
silence, if not connivance,
of the Presidency.”
When the award was again
offered him in 2011, he
again turned it down,
saying “The reasons for
rejecting the offer when it
was first made have not
been addressed let alone
solved.”
Handing the Achebe
Colloquium to government
Sources close to the family
also told PREMIUM TIMES
that the Federal
Government has also
offered to henceforth fund
the Achebe Colloquium, a
festival of ideas convened
annually since 2009 by the
late writer to bring
“together an international
group of scholars, officials
from African governments,
the United Nations, the
United States, the European
Union, and other
organizations for two days
of intense deliberation and
exchange of ideas on the
importance of
strengthening democracy
and peace on the African
continent”.
Critics say asking the
Nigerian government to
fund a gathering through
which experts examine
what is wrong with African
countries and proffer
solutions amounted “to
asking the same
governments considered
rotten by Achebe to take
charge.” “This is a huge
betrayal of Achebe’s
legacy,” an associate of the
late novelist said.
In all of this, the immediate
family is keeping mum. The son,
told the press that interviews will
not be granted until after the
burial. However, another family
source – who begged anonymity
– remarked that it is impossible
to stop the goverment from
participating in the burial
because Achebe is an “ozu
Nigeria” (a corpse belonging to
Nigeria).
“The family can’t stand in the
way of government because
Prof was a national figure,” he
said. “He transcended local
politics and anyone who wants
to be helpful during his burial
should be free to do so.”

The search for the fruit of the
womb has driven many women
to take extreme steps.
When women are unable to
conceive and bear children, the
huge psychological toll makes
them fall prey to fraudulent
people and patrons of ‘baby
factories’.
Desope Cecilia, 61, and Joy Ibe,
43, were among victims of a
midwife, Oby George, who
promised them ‘miracle’ twins
and triplets respectively.
While the midwife was being
paraded before journalists at the
Lagos State Police Command,
Ikeja, on Friday, the victims told
their stories, with faces covered
for security reasons.
Cecilia said she had not been able
to give her 78-year-old husband
a child since they got married.
She stated, “A lady who knew I
had tried to conceive without
success for a long time, told me
about the midwife (George). The
lady gave me the phone number
of the woman and I learnt her
clinic is in Port Harcourt.
“When I got there in March 2012,
she explained to me that she
would be able to treat me with
herbs and I would get pregnant.
I was told to pay N1.5m, which I
paid to her.
“She gave me some herbs to
take back to Lagos with me and
take for nine months. I took the
herbs religiously. My tummy
began to swell, and my feet too.
Those were the only signs I had
that made me think I was
pregnant.”
Cecilia explained that George
forbade her from going for any
form of ante-natal session or
scan.
So, within the nine-month period
that her tummy protruded like
that of a pregnant woman, she
visited no hospital.
“The midwife told me not to go
for any scan or ante-natal care.
She told me that if I did, they
would not see anything because
what I was carrying was a
‘miracle’ pregnancy,” she said.
Asked if she ever saw any sign
associated like lactation during
the period, Cecillia said she never
knew it was a fake pregnancy.
“I thought it was normal. Since
my belly was growing bigger
and my feet swell up, I thought I
was indeed pregnant,” she said.
In her ninth month, Cecilia
embarked on her delivery
journey to the house used by
George as clinic for her ‘miracle
deliveries’ in Omiagbo, Port
Harcourt, Rivers State.
When she arrived the house, the
midwife prepared her for
delivery with another round of
concoctions.
“She also gave me a strange
seed. I don’t know what it is
called. When I chewed the seeds,
I had to go to the toilet for bowel
movement. She also gave me a
drug that made me very tired.
“I was laid on a bed after that.
The midwife asked me to start
pushing. I began to push really
hard. I was half-conscious.
Suddenly, I heard the cry of a
baby, then another.”
Cecilia said she left George’s
clinic, thinking she had indeed
been blessed with ‘miracle twins’.
Police Public Relations Officer,
Lagos State Command, Ngozi
Braide, told journalists that on
April 16, 2013, Cecilia took the
twins for immunisation at the
Amuwo Odofin Health Centre,
Lagos.
“But the medical officials at the
centre were suspicious that
Cecilia was not the biological
mother of the twins. They then
alerted the Area A Police
Command. During investigation,
she told the police that they
were ‘miracle babies’.
“Our men got the address of the
midwife and went to Port
Harcourt, where she was
arrested. Investigation still
continues to ensure we
apprehend other members of
her cartel. The twins are
currently with the SOS Children’s
Village, Isolo,” Braide said.
Our correspondent learnt that
the second victim (Ibe) was
found in George’s house when
the police got there.
In Ibe’s case, she wanted triplets.
For that, she had to pay N2.7m to
George for the babies.
Like Cecilia, Ibe was referred to
George by a friend. She
contacted the midwife few
months after Cecilia did.
“After I went to Port Harcourt to
meet the midwife, I paid the
N2.7m and I was given some
herbs which I drank as
concoction regularly.
“My belly began to grow and my
feet became swollen too. The
midwife told me not to go to the
hospital for scan or any ante-
natal. I went to Port Harcourt to
ask when I would be due for
delivery.
“She told me I was not due yet.
Since it was too late to go back
to Lagos, I slept over at her
house. It was when I was there
that police came to arrest her.”
No one could have doubted that
both Ibe and Cecilia were
pregnant as both women
appeared with swollen tummies
and feet.
George said her business was
“helping women who want to
get pregnant.”
She told journalists, “I am 50
years old. I have been doing this
business for over a year. In the
case of the other woman (Cecilia)
, I was not the one who
provided the babies.
“Helen Okoro, who introduced
her to me, was the one who
brought the twins and we made
it look like she was the one who
delivered them. It is true I
collected N1.5m from her and
N2.7m from the other woman.
“The herb I give them was to
induce the swollen tummies and
feet. Helen Okoro has run away
now.”
But George dodged questions as
she was being interviewed by
journalists.
When asked about the name of
the herbs and seeds she gave to
her customers, she replied, “I
don’t know.”
Asked how many of such
women she had ever ‘delivered’,
she answered, “I cannot
remember.”
Curiously, Cecilia said she was
bleeding like a freshly delivered
mother during her ‘delivery’.
George provided a frightening
insight into how this was made
possible.
“When we asked her to push, we
used a blade to cut part of her
private part, so that she would
bleed,” she said.
George denied knowledge of
where the babies given to Cecilia
came from. She said Okoro was
responsible for that part of the
deal.
This case is coming on the heels
of the recent discovery of some
baby factories in Abia and Enugu
recently.
The police have yet to confirm if
the babies involved in this case
were bought from one of such
factories.

Believe it or not, many vitamins
play a role in fat mobilization
and can help you lose weight.
Losing weight can sometimes be
a frustrating process. You’ve
probably hit some plateaus along
the way and have struggled to
achieve your ideal body weight.
If you’re in a weight-loss valley,
here are some fat-burning tips to
help you reach the peaks.
1. ADD FIBER TO YOUR DIET
Troubles with irregularity can
definitely contribute to weight
gain, but the solution is quite
simple. By simply increasing the
amount of dietary fiber in your
diet, you will improve the health
of your stomach and digestive
tract. Some research also
indicates that fiber has a positive
effect on your metabolism.
Fiber can be found in foods such
as whole grains, fruits,
vegetables, healthy fats and lean
proteins, but the problem with
fiber is that it is often difficult to
get enough. To fix this problem,
replace all of your simple carbs
with fibrous ones and don’t look
back. For example, if you
regularly consume candy,
replace it with fruit instead. And
if you love sugary cereal in the
morning for breakfast, replace it
with oatmeal instead.
2. REPLACE CARBS WITH
SPINACH
If you’re looking for another
reason to replace simple carbs in
your diet with complex carbs
and fibrous vegetables, look no
further. Simple carbs can cause
spikes in insulin, a fat-storing
hormone that increases your
appetite as well — a double
whammy. But complex
carbohydrates have the opposite
effect, keeping insulin levels low,
and they also control your
appetite, due to the fact that
they are very difficult to digest.
3. TAKE YOUR VITAMINS
Believe it or not, many vitamins
play a role in fat mobilization
and can help you lose weight.
Vitamin C is a great example,
since it is needed for the
production of several amino
acids that aid in the fat-burning
process. In addition to this, some
studies have shown that vitamin
D can increase the amount of fat
burned by up to 50 percent.
Both A and B vitamins play a
critical role in keeping stress
levels in check, which is
important, since if your stress
levels are high, your body will
automatically go into fat-storing
and muscle-burning mode —
something you definitely don’t
want. You don’t need anything
fancy — just a basic
multivitamin should work fine.
4. DRINK GREEN TEA
Studies show that not only is
green tea very high in
antioxidants, but it can also
increase your metabolism and
make it much easier for your
body to burn additional calories.
5. GET CAFFEINE AT THE RIGHT
TIME
In addition to green tea,
consuming caffeine on a daily
basis can help improve your fat-
loss results by increasing your
metabolism. Caffeine also acts as
an appetite suppressant,
working to control your cravings
and making it easier to lose
weight. Consuming caffeine
before your workouts can also
help you burn additional calories,
so try drinking a cup of tea or
coffee about 30 minutes before
you hit the gym. It will give you
the extra drive and focus
needed to complete your
workouts at full intensity.
Taking these tips seriously and
applying them into your life will
definitely help your fat loss
results. Good luck!

Huh?! Student rushed to hospital with urine infection discovers she has FOUR kidneys
A woman who underwent surgery on one of her kidneys was stunned to be told by doctors she had actually had four of them.
Jessica Curphey, 20, was rushed to hospital after she developed excruciating pain on her right side. Just weeks earlier, her GP had diagnosed a urine infection, prescribing her antibiotics. But scans at Surrey’s St Helier Hospital revealed what doctors first thought was a 17cm cyst on her right kidney. Then 11 days later, further tests showed Jessica actually had two kidneys on her right side, the second of which was the ‘cyst’ –and was so damaged it would have to be removed. But during the operation, surgeons discovered yet another kidney, meaning Jessica had four and the ‘extremely rare’ privilege of having double the amount.

After having the damaged kidney removed in June last year, Jessica is now raising money for Kidney Research UK. She said she had a lot to thank her housemate Steph for, who first rushed her to hospital. She said: ‘At first I didn’t know how to feel because I had been told so many things. ‘Now it’s quite fun watching how people react when you tell them that you’ve got an extra kidney. I suppose it’s weird not knowing what’s going on inside your body until something happens. ‘The upside of the whole thing is that I don’t get as bad hangovers as my friends, which is perhaps down to my extra kidneys. Overall I have come out of this as a stronger person.

‘It was a difficult experience but I was looked after and I’ve come through it the other end and looking forward to the future.’ Scans revealed she actually had four kidneys, one of which was so damaged it had to be surgically removed Consultant urological surgeon Robyn Webber said: ‘Having three kidneys on a single side of the body is exceptionally rare. There are perhaps fewer than 100 cases described in textbooks and papers.’ Jessica’s mother, Alison 45, raced
down to Surrey from Manchester when she heard her daughter had been rushed to hospital. Alison said doctors drained more
than 2,000ml of infected fluid from the damaged third kidney which was unable to drain because it was damaged.

She said: ‘Jess had never been ill before this. Because this kidney was so badly stretched and damaged by the infection, the consultant urologist informed Jess that the only solution was to have it removed. ‘He said he would try to save the
lower kidney but prepared her in case both of them had to be removed. ‘As you can imagine there were lots of tears all round but we were just thankful that they had managed to stop her going into septic shock.’

Jessica (right) with her best friend and housemate Steph Moorghen,
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who she credits with saving her life After the operation on June 11 Jessica made a full recovery and is looking forward to finding out her degree results. Alison said: ‘Jess was placed on the enhanced recovery programme and in true ‘Jess fashion’ she charmed and delighted everyone with her recovery. ‘The nurses called her “smiler”. Three days after having a major organ removed, she was discharged.’

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-2326044/Student-rushed-hospital-suffering-extreme-pain-discovers-FOUR-kidneys.html

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