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3. Jonah Falcon has the biggest penis on record
If you have never heard of this man before now, you need to get a hold of this fact – Jonah Falcom has the biggest human penis ever recorded; his giant manhood is said to be 13.5 inches long! You better believe it!

2. Babies have erections in the womb
Ultra scans taken of unborn babies nesting in the womb have shown countless times that babies can and do have erections while in the womb – it is completely natural and nothing to worry about.

The penis is a very important organ in males as it serves two very important purposes – reproduction and passing of body waste.

Even though talking about it outside the walls of a classroom may seem like a taboo to many, we all have to admit that it is one vital part of the body that cannot be ignored – and who can blame anyone for this considering reproduction and, of course sex, is a major part of life.

Now if you thought you were already familiar with this vital organ, here are 7 fun facts about it that can blow your mind

https://www.naij.com/1012521-human-penis-facts.html



1. Humans are the only primates with boneless joysticks
This may come as a surprise to you, but yes, other primates have bones called ‘baculum’ in their joysticks; humans however have joysticks that are entirely flesh! When erections occur, these tissues stiffen up and become stronger, but there are definitely no bones involved in the process.

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Since President Muhammadu Buhari came into power in 2015, he has embarked on an anti-corruption crusade that has been applauded by a lot of Nigeria.

In this opinion however by Chief Anthony Eshemokhai, he argues that Buhari seems to be fighting corruption on the outside while his own cabinet is filled with people accused of corruption. He points out that Goodluck Jonathan actually got rid of corrupt people in his cabinet.
Is Jonathan corrupt?

When people call Jonathan’s government corrupt, my question has always been like… what was that Jonathan’s government did wrong that this government is doing right.. Talk of internal corruption, Jonathan relieved a high profile minister in his cabinet, Stella Odua of her duties because of allegations of breach of procedure in purchasing armoured cars, despite her role during Jonathan’s election… (Neighbour to Neighbour) he removed her, Mr Festus Odimegwu made just a careless statement about Nigerian census as NPC chairman,
Jonathan removed him, Prof. Bath Nnaji abused his office by allowing a company he had interest in bidd for PHCN then, he was removed and many others.
The corruption within
But here we are in this government, Amaechi was accused of corruption, he was confirmed a minister, Lai Mohmmed used unapproved loan to travel to China, no action, Dambazzu was implicated in the arms purchase scandal, his tenure was skipped, Burutai was fingered in acts of corruption, no action, SGF Babachir was linked to MTN 500 million naira, deal no action, Padding at House of Reps, no action, 270 million naira used to cut grasses in three months at IDP, no action.What are we saying here. Jonathan’s government was corrupt no doubt but what has this government done right in that direction, especially with the inner caucus of this government. My heart bleads

If you don’t fight corruption within, you cannot win the war in fighting corruption outside. No way. All such window dressing are nothing but executive shakara.

This opinion was written by Chief Anthony Eshemokhai,

Lafia - The Zonal Secretary, Miyetti Allah Cattle Breeders Association, Nasarawa South, Nasarawa State, Jaafaru Usman, on Thursday said 21 cows had been killed by thunder strike at Ashige in Lafia East Development Area of the state.
Usman told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Thursday in Lafia that the thunder stroke on Tuesday morning during a downpour killing all the 21 cows belonging to a herdsman, Malam Bature Lere.
He appealed to the state Government, authorities of the Lafia East Development Area and public spirited individuals to assist Lere who lost all his cows to the thunder.
“I am appealing to Gov. Umaru Al-Makura to assist this man who lost all his cows to the disaster,” he said.

He, however, advised the herdsman to regard the incident as an act of God and pray for a better future.
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Mr Tijani Abubakar, a staff of Veterinary Services Department, Nasarawa State Ministry of Agriculture and Water Resources, also confirmed the incident and described it as “a natural phenomenon’’.
Abubakar, who said that he was delegated to assess the incident, sympathised with the herdsman, and assured that he would take his report to the appropriate quarters.
Narrating his ordeal, Lere said the incident occurred around 2:30 a.m. on Tuesday during a downpour.
He said that the cows were all that he had and appealed to the state government and well-meaning individuals to come to his aid.