RaeMystix:


Thanks

sup glitest....you dumped me the first time we met .......please Dont disappear this time?

It's all in the picture

In 1999 one of my friends told the whole crew that he had a Butler super computer that gives him anything he wants and it is under his bed. He fell sick one day and so we went to check on him..... see me "mumu" I was expecting him to show us a super computer.....His Dad said He has never seen a computer before.

Since the 1800s, tobacco usage has been popular. Some chewed it, others smoked it in pipes while some rolled it into Cigarettes.

By the 1940s, up to 300million cigarettes were commercially produced per year. Health experts have been frowning at Cigarette usage since it has been linked to several diseases (cancer being only one of
many) and a lot of preventable deaths. For this reason, smoking cessation has been a top priority in public health.

One of the methods of smoking cessation is the use of nicotine replacement therapy such as nicotine patches and chewing gums that still deliver the addictive component of cigarettes (nicotine) but prevent exposure to the tobacco smoke.

The quest for tobacco free smoke led to the development of E-cigarette by a Chinese Pharmacist in 2003. The earlier versions look like traditional cigarettes but do not contain any tobacco. Newer versions look like pen sticks. They usually have nicotine and some flavorings dissolved in ethylene glycol. The E cigarette stick has a heating element that converts the solution to vapour that looks like the smoke which the individual inhales. E-cigarette usage is also known as “Vaping” because essentially it is the vapour that the patient is inhaling.

Since E-cigarettes have been sold commercially, sales have skyrocketed dramatically and even well-established
Tobacco companies are moving to producing their own E-cigarette brands.

Majority of people that use E-cigarettes are smokers. A huge share of people that also use it are Ex-smokers. Another fraction of users that is gradually becoming significant are younger individuals who use it for recreational purposes especially in developed countries.

Nowadays there are even gatherings of teens and youths that refer to themselves as cloud-chasers or the vaping community, that meet regularly to use E-cigarettes in
congregations.

E-cigarette use is not yet popular in Nigeria but is gradually being introduced as major Nigerian online retail websites have now added E-cigarettes to their inventory.

There is still a lot of debate amongst health experts in favour of and against the usage of E-cigarettes.

On the good side, E- cigarettes have a huge potential of reducing tobacco usage significantly and thereby reduce the number of deaths and diseases associated with tobacco smoking. It also reduces the potential of environmental pollution and exposure to second hand smoke caused by traditional tobacco cigarettes.

On the other hand, Nicotine itself is addictive, and nicotine is known to damage blood vessels and affect the heart. When an addicted individual tries to stop its usage,
he/she experiences withdrawal symptoms such as anxiety, restlessness or depression hence making it difficult to stop using it.

Another drawback is the possibility that E-cigarette usage would also help to maintain the traditional cigarette industry as individuals that use E-cigarettes would still
use tobacco cigarettes occasionally. Hence the progress made so far in eliminating the tobacco industry and its propagation through adverts may be lost.

Most worrisome is the wide acceptance of E-cigarettes amongst teens and youth especially those that would never have smoked tobacco cigarettes. The sweet flavourings even make it more appealing to this generation. The potential with this is the creation of a nicotine-hooked or nicotine dependent generation.

Many national drug agencies have however concluded that enough research has not been carried on the safety of E-cigarettes hence recommended that its sale should be regulated until even evidence is out concerning its safety or otherwise.

So here’s my take on E-cigarettes:

If you have been smoking Tobacco cigarettes, E-cigarettes may be a safer alternative, however the best option would be to stop smoking.

For ex-smokers or non-smokers, I would strongly advise you do not start using E-cigarettes as they have not been shown to be safe or confer any health benefit. If in the nearest future an adverse effect is linked with usage of E-cigarettes, you’d be glad you stayed safe rather than sorry.

So what do you think about the E-cigarettes?
Would like to hear from you.

source: [url]curbcancerng.com/#article/221[/url]

Geniuses really exit

ikechukz:
I'm currently using lg g pro
Pros - 5.5 inch awesome display
Very smooth operation with zero lags[even better than s5]
Remote control for every device[ I dey take am do bad wella]
Super sensitive screen[I fit operate am with thick hand gloves]
Many more


Cons - I no see the pouch for market[Anyways I don order pouch and screen guard from China]

pls add pics

Abojupupa:

what did I do? I was only telling him its not fair

Nah true you talk .......

*Takes a seat*

ahmed486:
Read how police allegedly murdered an Okada man in Lagos and tried to cover it up
Source: http://www..com.ng/index.php/crime/item/1134-read-how-police-allegedly-murdered-an-okada-man-in-lagos-and-tried-to-cover-it-up

see how you spoil person thread

Its actually a good topic op.....And these are the main issues with people who do not like maths

JigsawKillah:
It seems that Nigeria have
not heard the last of coach
Stephen Keshi as he is set
to return to his role in
charge of the Super Eagles
for next month’s pair of
qualifiers against Congo and South Africa.

On Thursday morning, media officer of the Super
Eagles, Toyin Ibitoye tweeted that Keshi is set to
return to his job.

Keshi Returns as @NGSuperEagles Coach.
— Toyin Ibitoye (@ToyinIbitoye) October 30,
2014

Goal findings revealed that Keshi has been asked to
return to his post as part of reconciliatory moves in
the Nigeria Football Federation as ordered by
President Goodluck Jonathan.

The President has also asked the faction of Chris
Giwa to withdraw its case from court to ensure that
Nigeria is not banned by Fifa.

The NFF is yet to release any official statement.
Keshi was relieved of his job on October 16, a day
after the Super Eagles defeated Sudan 3-1 in Abuja,
by the Amaju Pinnick-led board of the NFF who re-
called former coach Shaibu Amodu in an interim
capacity.

The African champions had struggled to win just
one in four qualifying matches and fans had begun
to call for the coach’s sack.

However, the Giwa-led faction had always
maintained Keshi was still in charge despite the Big
Boss having spoken about intentions to lead the
Ghanaian national side, a fact that the GFA has
now ruled out.

The 52-year-old will now be in charge for the
must-win pair of qualifiers next month. Nigeria are
yet to announce their squad.

The Super Eagles have four points and are behind
South Africa (eight points), Congo (seven points)
but ahead of Sudan (three points) in Group A.




source: www.m.goal.com/x/en-ng/news/5623411

you've have a message

mikron:
My broda tnx alot. Hope u re good?

I'm fine ooo

dejavski:
Someone pls help me out... Is he the same Kanu that played for Arsenal in the EPL. I don't know cos I live in Gibraltar

and you schooled in France....

pasino26:


My brother, I do have a lady in my life still in sch though but for the shortest while she spends with me I see her as a home maker. Funny I love staying alone most times, my career is not helping matters too always traveling and lodging.



I don't take this question lightly from my woman 'where are you?' Gives this funny feeling that.........
Funny I've guys with similar problem all over me, it's not just booze, feeding too and some random .............. so tired of it

you are not trying to avoid responsibility and commitment, are you? Well it depends on how old you are but if you are not happy with the way you feel right now it only means that you know you can be better......forget say man to man, you just try it.......give her reasons(non vocal) not to be asking you "where you are...."....If you want freedom you Dont seek it , you seize it the right way

Always use Onga to Cook your stew