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A medical practitioner, Dr GodwA medical practitioner, Dr Godwin Uwaoma, said on Monday that girls in Aba, Abia engage in active sexual activities from the age of 10, raising higher chances of contracting HIV.

Uwaoma, the Chairman of the Thematic Working Group at the Nigerian Faith Based Advisory Council for AIDS (NFACA), told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Aba that a 2014 research revealed the development.

He said that the study was conducted to find out the awareness of preventive measures among youths in the secondary schools for the Department of Public Health at the Imo State University.

“We discovered that some girls in Aba start sexual activities at the age 10 to 12 and that at the age of 12, girls in Aba have “regular boyfriends” with whom they agree to have sex regularly.

“This was not known before. Usually HIV prevention was targeted at age 15 upward but we now know that before 15 they have become sexually active.

“And there is a lot of difference between when you are forced into it and you remove yourself thereafter and when at this age you now have a regular partner.

“That was what we discovered and it is not normal but an aberration but obviously the fact is there,” he said.

At a lecture organised by the Aba chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) to mark their week, Uwaoma called for prevention rather than cure which was unavailable for HIV cases.

He urged the students to desist from watching pornographic films, playing sexual games with opposite sex and keeping bad friends to save them from sexual temptations.

In another lecture titled “Sex and Puberty,” Dr Kenneth Ngwogu, a lecturer at the Abia State University, said that puberty brought changes in character and body composition to young people.

Noting that most youths ruined their lives through dangerous actions like early sex, Ngwogu urged them to consult doctors or adults to manage the challenges of puberty.

He charged the youth to desist from sexual activities which could refocus their attention while in school to reach their goals of becoming successful people.

gidgiddy:
Lets say you have a water well in your own compound. Out of the goodness of your heart, you allow all your neigbours to benefit from your well by connecting pipes to their homes and beyond. Overtime, you find out the consumotion of your own water by others has become so high that there is no longer enough for you and your family. You go to your neigbours and complain that you want to now control how this water is distributed and shared so as to have enough for your self, but your neigbours ignore you, some even insult you.

How long will it be before you disconnect your neigbours to remind them owns the well?

are û okay??na una papa dig up the soil put the oil there?

kikio1992:
I badly need a custom ROM for Tecno l8....android 6.0

no marshmallow ROM for now

That a Togolese footballer Emmanuel Adebayor converted to a Muslim is no longer news as the Aston Villa bound striker had also confirmed it.
Emmanuel Adebayor in full Islamic regalia
The 32-year-old has finally addressed the issue by giving reasons he converted to Islam. He justified his new found faith by saying Muslims are like Jesus and also described them as ” truer followers of Christ”.
Read below:
1. Jesus (pbuh) taught that there is only One God and Only God should be worshipped as taught in Deut 6:4, Mark 12:29. Muslims also believe this as taught in the Qur’an verse 4:171.
2. Jesus (pbuh) didn’t eat pork as taught in Leviticus 11:7 , and neither do Muslims as taught in the Qur’an verse 6:145.
3. Jesus (pbuh) greeted with the words “as salaamu alaikum” (Peace be with you) in John 20:21. Muslims also greet each other this way.
4. Jesus (pbuh) always said “God Willing” (inshallah), Muslims say this too before doing anything as taught in the Qur’an verses 18:23-24.
5. Jesus (pbuh) washed his face, hands, and feet before praying. The Muslims do the same.
6. Jesus (pbuh) and other prophets of the Bible prayed with their head to the ground (see Matthew26:39). Muslims do too as taught in the Qur’an verse 3:43.
7. Jesus (pbuh) had a beard and wore a throbe. It is Sunnah for Muslim men to do the same.
8. Jesus (pbuh) followed the law and believed in all the prophets, (see Matthew 5:17). Muslims do too as taught in the Qur’an verses 3:84, and 2:285.
READ ALSO: Why Emmanuel Emenike converted to a Muslim
9. Jesus’ mother Maryam (pbuh) dressed modestly by fully covering her body and wearing a headscarf (hijab) as found in 1 Timothy 2:9, Genesis 24:64-65, and Corinthians 11:6. Muslim women modestly dress the same as taught in the Qur’an verse 33:59.
10. Jesus (pbuh) and other prophets of the Bible fasted up to 40 days (see Exodus 34:28, Daniel 10:2-6. 1Kings 19:8, and Matthew 4:1-Muslims do so also during the month of Ramadan. Muslims are required to fast the full obligatory 30 days (see Qur’an 2:183), and others take it a step further by fasting an additional 6 days to increase their rewards.
11. Jesus (pbuh) taught to say “Peace to this house” when entering it (see Luke 10:5), and to also greet the people in the house with “peace be unto you”.
Muslims do exactly what Jesus did and taught. When we enter our homes and the homes of others we say “Bismillah” and also greet with “as salaamu alaikum” (peace be upon you) as taught in the Qur’an verse 24:61.
12. Jesus (pbuh) was circumcised. Circumcision is 1 of the 5 fitrah in Islam, so Muslim men are required to be circumcised. According to the Bible in Luke 2:21, Jesus was eight days old when he was circumcised.
In the Torah, Allah/God stated to the Prophet Abraham (pbuh) that it is an “Everlasting covenant” (see Genesis 17:13). In the Qur’an verse 16:123 Muslims are required to follow the religion of Abraham.
The Prophet Muhammad (saws) said, “The Prophet Abraham circumcised himself when he was eighty years old.” (see Sahih hadith Bukhari, Muslim, and Ahmad).
13. Jesus (pbuh) spoke aramaic and called God”Elah”, which is pronounced the same as “Allah”. Aramaic is an ancient, Biblical language.
It is one of the Semitic languages that also include Hebrew, Arabic, Ethiopic and the ancient Assyrian and Babylonian language of Akkadian.
The Aramaic “Elah” and the Arabic “Allah” are the same.
Recently, through his Instagram page, the former Tottenham player wished everyone a happy Eid Mubarak
along with a photo of himself being clad in the popular Arabian white thaw and an ankle-length white shirt.

GOD Almighty in Exodus 3 Spoke to Moses in Hebrew, while Jesus in John 8:58, spoke it in Aramaic, and the original Aramaic is lost. All what he have today is a Greek translation for the original.
The "I AM" in John 8:58 is a desperate mistranslation, because even if we take it to be right, it still doesn't say "I am what I am" .
If Jesus truly wanted to say "I AM" in reference to Exodus 3, then he should've said before Adam or humanity I AM WHAT I AM ; not Abraham.

nmreports:
He meant I am naani.
He is the one true God.
In human form.
Because he and his father are one.
He knows the father and his father knows him.

It's sort of a spiritual declaration.
Our mental capacity may not be able to process a lot of the things of God.

Because, the spiritual works in different way than the natural. How you walk on the moon differs to how we walk on earth.

GOD Almighty in Exodus 3 Spoke to Moses in Hebrew, while Jesus in John 8:58, spoke it in Aramaic, and the original Aramaic is lost. All what he have today is a Greek translation for the original.
The "I AM" in John 8:58 is a desperate mistranslation, because even if we take it to be right, it still doesn't say "I am what I am" .
If Jesus truly wanted to say "I AM" in reference to Exodus 3, then he should've said before Adam or humanity I AM WHAT I AM ; not Abraham.

OLAADEGBU:
You need to understand the nature and attributes of God to begin with.

GOD Almighty in Exodus 3 Spoke to Moses in Hebrew, while Jesus in John 8:58, spoke it in Aramaic, and the original Aramaic is lost. All what he have today is a Greek translation for the original.
The "I AM" in John 8:58 is a desperate mistranslation, because even if we take it to be right, it still doesn't say "I am what I am" .
If Jesus truly wanted to say "I AM" in reference to Exodus 3, then he should've said before Adam or humanity I AM WHAT I AM ; not Abraham.

ConcNiggress56:
has she been freed or relieved of her duties in the other room?


what is she doing in belgium??

get sense please..

No wonder your boss wants to rape you

Nigerian music star, Davido, has drummed support for President Muhammadu Buhari, despite the current economic meltdown in the country.
Davido said he still believes in Buhari and thinks he needs a little more time.
In a chat with Thisday, the ‘OBO’ crooner said, “I believe the country is going through a lot of reforms at the moment.”
Asked how he thinks Buhari is getting on in his second year as president, Davido said, “I certainly don’t believe that two years is enough time to fix Nigeria considering all we have being through.
“All President Buhari needs is a lot of time, dedication and most importantly, support from the people and God willing he will succeed in making Nigeria great again,” he added.

Pidggin:
And what did the Bible say about a leader?

'You know that the leaders of the heathen have power over them and the leaders have complete authority. This however is not the way it shall be among you" Matt 20:25-26

'Like the Son of Man, who did not come to be served but to serve and to give his life to redeem many people 'Matt 20:28

Can you show me where God said it is not good for a husband to wash his wife's cloth if he wants to? Show me.

God didn't say is good and God didn't say is not good.... But the way some misguided people are essentially the women are carrying as a criteria to judge a husband like being a good husband is by d number of your wife's clothes you have washed or how many times you cook her food is.. is clearly out of line and must stop...

swisscarter:
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Pidggin:
Bros, well done. You were raised well, your own kids will be great, stay blessed

like seriously? Does that your dad do that to your mom? What did the bible say about a man being the Head of the family??

megareal:
Are you sure you watched the campaigns? Tell me how Buhari could have gotten the women's vote if his wife didn't go along during campaigns. Or your angst is simply that a woman dared to criticize your almighty President?
Btw, I am married and I do advise my husband on workplace issues and he listens because he is enlightened and values women. Now get out of here and stop quoting me.

does Clintons husband need to go out with her to influence the male vote ?her going or not is inconsequential....her name wasn't on the ballot box....do you criticize your husband in public too for not following your work place advice ? Abi na you give him the job ?

tiwiex:
Then you didn't watch the campaigns. I vividly recollect her in Edo state making a rally speech. Go research before you make comments.

was her name the one on the ballot box ?so many people influenced people to vote for him...why is her any different?

CandyDiamond:
East is not against voting a northerner,they voted for yaradua,Buhari with his way of life is not suppose to be a president, someone that said that dogs and baboon will soak in blood if he loses an election, many of your Yoruba bros and sis youth corpers where murdered in cold blood,somebody that said that a fight against bokoram is a fight against the north,those that gang up to bring buhari as the President don't have conscience, the blood of the innocent youth corpers that was killed because of Buhari will continue to hunt Buhari until he die a shameful death.

please....they voted for PDP not yaradua...they did that to spite buhari

megareal:
Truly, it was this interview that really gave me an indepth look into Aisha Buhari. I always thought of her as just another muzzled, subservient Muslim wife.

But the contrast to what I had believed is that she is smart and understands what goes on about her. I think she may have raised those issues with her husband, probably offered suggestions on how to tackle them and may have been rebuffed or chided.

That interview was her way of letting those hijackers know she is aware of them and their agenda, it was also a call to her husband to sit up and do something.

abeg commot....bihari didn't take her for any campaign...was her name on d ballot box? if you're married do you tell your husband how to about his biz at his place of work ?

yarimo:
in everywhere of governance

you must be high....

yarimo:
Ehh ortom is far far better than NIGER STATE governor, abubakar sani bello AKA abu LOLO

in what way please

A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana, has said that members of the legal profession should blame themselves for the harassment of judges by the security agencies.
Falana made this known in a statement on Sunday night saying that the ‘legal profession has allowed the denigration of the hallowed temple of justice because of the misconduct of a few corrupt judges.’ and that those who had ‘courage to expose corrupt judges and lawyers were stigmatised and treated like lepers by their colleagues.
He further said that the having failed to take advantage of the relevant statutory disciplinary bodies to purge the bar and the bench of corrupt elements the members of the legal profession have themselves to blame for the harassment of judges by security forces.
HIS FULL STATEMENT
The State Security Service (SSS) raided the official quarters of judges at Abuja, Gombe, Kano and Port Harcourt last Friday night. During the raid, the homes of the judges were searched while some of them were arrested and taken away.
They have since been detained by the SSS.
In a press statement issued at the end of the raid, the SSS alleged that the suspects have engaged in judicial misconduct and corrupt practices.
Details of the humongous sums of money recovered during the raid have been released to the press. One of the judges was said to have escaped arrest with the assistance of a state governor.
As the detained judges are presumed innocent until the contrary is proved by the State, they should be admitted to bail in self recognizance.
At the same time, the office of the Attorney-General of the Federation should ensure that the suspects are arraigned in court without any further delay.
However, it is a matter of grave concern that the legal profession has allowed the denigration of the hallowed temple of justice because of the misconduct of a few corrupt judges.
For several years, judges who committed grave criminal offences were not prosecuted but merely retired by the authorities on the recommendation of the National Judicial Council.
Although the National Judicial Council recently recommended the dismissal and prosecution of a judge for extorting the sum of N197 million from a litigant the authorities had paid lip service to the menace of judicial corruption in the country.
In particular, the Nigerian Bar Association which has information on all corrupt judges and lawyers in the country have continued to shield them to the embarrassment of incorruptible members of the bar and the bench.
The few lawyers who have plucked up the courage to expose corrupt judges and lawyers have been stigmatised and treated like lepers by their colleagues.
It is on record that when both the Independent Corrupt Practices and other Offences Commission and the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission sent invitation letters to judges suspected of corruption they had rushed to the Federal High Court to obtain interlocutory injunctions to prevent their arrest, investigation and prosecution.
About two years ago, an anti graft agency found N2 billion in the account of a high court judge. As soon as the judge was invited for questioning she reported and made a statement and was granted bail.
But as she could not defend the lodgement in her bank account she obtained an interlocutory injunction from one of the judges in the custody of the SSS. It is common knowledge that two Senior Advocates of Nigeria are standing trial in the Lagos high court for allegedly bribing a judge.
Even though it takes two to tangle the judge has not been charged to court for allegedly receiving bribe.
Having failed to take advantage of the relevant statutory disciplinary bodies to purge the bar and the bench of corrupt elements the members of the legal profession have themselves to blame for the harassment of judges by security forces.
It is on account of negligence on the part of the legal profession that the SSS which screens candidates before they are recommended by the National Judicial Council for appointment as judges has now engaged in the arrest of judges for alleged corruption and abuse of office.
To avoid any further embarrassment in the circumstances, the bar and the bench should immediately strengthen their disciplinary bodies with a view to removing the few corrupt judges and lawyers whose criminal activities have continued to erode public confidence in the judiciary.
Finally, it is painful to note that, before now, the demand of the human rights community to the effect that the fundamental rights of lowly placed criminal suspects be respected by the Police and other security agencies has been treated with disdain.
But having regard to the fact that judges and other influential citizens have since become victims of institutionalized abuse of official harassment, it is high time that all stakeholders demanded that every criminal suspect be treated with dignity in line with the provision of the Constitution and the Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2015....
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/10/blame-yourselves-not-dss-falana-tells-nba/

Abaasit4real:
I'll advice u 2 go 4 telecoms engineering. . .

why telecom. Sir?

Montalo:
Go for electrical power then save money for Industrial automation training because Nigeria Universities can't teach it. Try having knowledge beyond the scopes of Nigeria's tertiary institution curriculum. Telecoms is very good also but there are more manufacturing firms than telecoms firms here in 9ja. With the knowledge of electrical power then coupled with automation and instrumentation skills believe me bro, you are going to be hot cake for the manufacturing firms. With power you can also choose to specialise in power utilities which is also lucrative.

thanks sir

CostEngr:
Any of the option you choose is an hot cake in the Labour market.
You can work in the following sectors with Electronics background: Telecommunications; Instrumentation and Control; Automation; Wireline ; Subsea Engineering;Electronics; Computer.
For Power option,you can work in the following sector: Power Generation/Transmission/Distribution;Building Services(M&E); Maintenance.
Do know that there are Power Engineers in all industries,drilling platforms/wells.

The bottom line is that EE Engineers are indispensable in all sectors of industries:O&G; FMCG;BANKING,Educational Institutions,Military,et
quote author=madjnr post=49961943] am an undergraduate going to my 400 level I think my school offers power and electronics alone for those undergraduate pursuing degree...which among the two do you think I should pick? please

thank you sir

CostEngr:
The beauty of EEE is that you can work in any sub-set of the field,after which you can major in that one.I for one,I loved the Power sector,but I found myself in the Building Services/Rural Electrification/Transformer Installation Supervision field.
As a fresh graduate,you can fit into the various sub-fields of EEE: Telecoms; Power ; Building Services( M&E ); Sub-Sea ; Wireline ; Control ; Automation ;Electronics.

EE Engineers are hot cake in the industry,be oil and gas,FMCG.

So just keep updating your skills-AutoCAD,PLC programming,etc.

Where do u base? PM me.

am an undergraduate going to my 400 level I think my school offers power and electronics alone for those undergraduate pursuing degree...which among the two do you think I should pick? please

am in a dilemma.... which subfield of electrical engineering should I go for ? electronic or power engineering? please drop your answers,considering the way our economy is moving

am in a dilemma.... which subfield of electrical engineering should I go for ? electronic or power engineering? please drop your answers,considering the way our economy is moving

blueto:
Was he the only technocrat? or can you compare him with chief looters like Amaechi and others that are currently in Buhari's cabinet?

fool was amaechi ever found guilty in a court?

geolekan:
oh really with no bugs?

yeah

geolekan:
wow nice madjnr help needed

I have the same ROM already

MrJeffy:
@madjnr @pauljeks Can you help porting infinix hot2 marshmallow rom for our L5?
This is CM13 for infinix hot2 http://forum.xda-developers.com/hot-2/development/rom-cyanogenmod-13-t3442726

http://forum.xda-developers.com/hot-2/development/rom-oukitel-c3-hot-2-t3453095 Oukitel C3 They are both of thesame chipset mtk6580

maybe

eno Omokri has lashed out at Femi Fani Kayode after the latter criticised Mark Zuckerberg for embracing Hausa language.During his visit to Nigeria, the founder of Facebook hadexpressed delight over the Hausa language and described it as a unique language.Fani-Kayode who in his recent articles had criticised northerners had hinted that there was a hidden reason the founder of Facebook hadpraised the Hausa languageFemi Fani-KayodeHe wrote:Kerry comes to the north and sees the Sultan of Sokoto, northern governors and Buhari.One week later Facebook founder comes to Nigeria and says Hausa is a “unique language” which he has included on Facebook.Think Nigerians think.READ ALSO:BBOG have been scammed by APC – Fani- KayodeIn response, Omokri schooled Fani-Kayode and insisted that Hausa was a unique language as it was spoken bymillions of Africans which was why many foreign media had Hausa services.He said it was a mistake to consider Hausas as enemies and described them as some of the most decent persons.Read his response to Fani-Kayode below:Dear Olufemi Olu-KayodeThank you for your kind rejoinder to my response to your take on Mark Zuckerberg’s comment on the Hausa language. Here is my response.That Mark Zuckerberg called Hausa a unique language is not born out of any conspiracy against the Yoruba, Igbo or any SouthernNigerian ethnic nationality. The Hausa language is not an invention of the Hausa people. The language was invented by God and so whenever anyone praises it, they are not praising the Hausa people, they are praising God.You say I am naive for accepting, as Zuckerberg does, that the Hausa language is unique. Really? Hausa language is the only indigenous African language that is officially spoken in five African nations including Nigeria, Niger, Ghana, Cameroun and Sudan.If your argument is true and I am indeed naive then you would have to agree with methat BBC News, Radio France Internationale, Voice of America – VOA, DW Deutsche Welle, China Radio International and Voice of Russia are equally naive, because, like Facebook, they all have a Hausa language service.Reno OmokriYou may be right about the British/American conspiracy.I never delved into that and Idefer to your superior knowledge of history and statecraft. Your father, Remilekun Fani-Kayode, QC, was a first class statesman and the apple did not fall farfrom the tree. My point of departure from you was strictly and solely as touching your insinuation against Mark Zuckerberg.READ ALSO:John Kerry’s unadulterated garbage and his new-found friendsBy including Hausa as an official Facebook language, Zuckerberg recognizes the fact that while there are literally tens of millions of Yoruba, Igbo and other indigenous Nigerian language speakers who can communicate in both their native language and English, the same cannot be said about Hausa speakers. In Benin, Togo, Brazil and other nations where you have a large concentration of Yoruba speakers, these omo oduduwas can express themselves in English, French, Spanish or Portuguese.READ ALSO:Mr. Chinakwe’s dog, the sons of Lucifer and the seed of Al ShaitanThere are literally tens of millions of Hausa speakers who can only communicate in Hausa. This does not makethem illiterate. Indeed, long before we in the South could read and write, these Hausa speakers have been reading and writing Hausa in the centuries old Ajami script.It is to accommodate these particular class of Hausa speakers that, in my opinion,Facebook added Hausa as an official language, and not as part of some conspiracy of Britain and America to undermine the Southern parts of Nigeria. You may recall that Zuckerberg and his wife recently invested$25 million in Andela. That would be a most strange way to undermine the Southgiven that all of Andela’s founders and most of their fellows are from the South. Talk is cheap but money makes things happen. Zuckerberg talked about Hausa, but he put his money in a Lagos tech hub. Does that not say something to you?The mistake we in the South often make is to see ordinary Hausas as our enemies. Not true. The Hausas as a people are some of the most decent Nigerians and are to be differentiated from the feudalists who have retarded their progress as anethnic nationality. What they need from progressive and freedom loving Nigerians is solidarity not hostility. This was the point of view that the late Aminu Kano tried to pass across to us down South.What Facebook has done deserves commendation and not condemnation. Again, having said this, I must maintain that I have a high regard for your intellect and this intervention should not be interpreted as a confrontation.God bless you.Reno Omokri

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