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This is the look of a major market in Owerri, the Imo state capital. The famous Eke Onuwa serves as natural market for residents of Ikenegbu, Tetlow, Wetheral, Aladinma and its environs. The market has been in this condition since the former Imo governor, Ikedi Ohakim was voted out. The former governor ,who is an environmentally aware man, during his regime ensured the constant serenity and tidiness of the market. Scenes such as mountainous piles of dirt, channel-less gutters, dirty roads, muddy roads are common to the market. This constitutes to the presence of giant mosquitoes around the residence. More photos below:
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A 50-year-old prisoner has won a $750,000 settlement from Manhattan Detention Center after officials and doctors ignored an erection he suffered which lasted around six days.
Rodney Cotton was taking the anti-psychotic drug, Risperdal, when the bizarre erection began. When he complained, prison officials just gave him an ice-pack and Tylenol to take care of himself. Rather than help his condition, the items worsened it. It wasn’t until he saw a third doctor that he received the care he needed, according to Huffington Post.

Just like the story of creation, his penis finally rested on the seventh day but Cotton successfully claimed in court that as a result of the prison’s negligence, he now suffers from permanent damage and “loss of function” in his Instruments.
“They took my manhood,” he said. “It’s embarrassing. We’re here to create. I can’t perform my duties as a man anymore.” The judge awarded him the huge amount as compensation for his troubles.

The kids are not all right. But they think they are.
A team of researchers at Georgia Southern University found an alarming rise in the lack of self awareness among children and teenagers in the United States. Specifically, way more overweight adolescents are oblivious today to the fact that they ought to lose weight than were in decades past—and it's a big problem.

"The trend is very dangerous," said Dr. Jian Zhang, who describes the phenomenon as a vicious cycle.
It's also very complicated. Teenagers suffer through a lot of things, including an acute pressure of appearance. As a result, this is a worry that stems from health concerns, but requires a difficult balance in educating young people without causing or furthering anxiety about body image.
The researchers used data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, an in-depth study of the nutritional status of adults and children in the United States, which tracked, among other things, the health of nearly 2,000 teenagers between the ages of 12 and 16 in the early 1990s and over 2,500 teenagers in the same age range between 2007 and 2012. As part of the study, participants' body mass index—which is a fairly reliable measure of obesity among children, though less so among adults—was collected, along with the response to this rather straightforward question: "Do you consider yourself to be overweight, underweight, or just about the right weight?"
When the two were juxtaposed—what each adolescent said in response to the question, and what their corresponding BMI said about their weight—Zhang's team noticed a pretty clear trend: Far fewer kids believe that they are overweight today, even though many more of them should.
"Within a short time scale, the likelihood that overweight or obese teens believe that they are overweight declined by almost 30%," said Zhang.
Adolescents, for instance, are 29 percent less likely to correctly perceive themselves as being overweight than they were almost twenty years ago, according to the study's findings. And the drop-off is the most pronounced among younger children—overweight 12-year-olds are almost 40 percent less likely to understand that they are overweight today.
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