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It was a great day of fun and excitement at Adron Children Edge’s Shades of Lemon Children Party to celebrate the 2016 Children’s Day. The fun started on Saturday May 28th at CMD Playground Magodo, Lagos and continued on the 29th at Magicland Amusement Park, Abuja.
The Children were held spellbound by performances from Olamide and Helen Paul.


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Source: http://360jamng.tk/olamide-and-helen-paul-thrill-kids-at-adrons-shades-of-lemon-hildren-party/

I wonder the kind of heart these people have

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Suspected killers of Col. Samaila Inusa who was kidnapped and killed in Kaduna in March 2016 were caught in Anambra and Ebonyi States. The late senior officer was kidnapped on Sunday March 2016 and his body found around Ajyaita village off Eastern Bypass Kaduna, Kaduna State on March 29. Preliminary investigation revealed the officer was killed same day he was abducted. This is because his body was found already decomposing.
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Source: http://timenaija.com/photos-suspected-killers-of-col-samaila-inusa-who-was-kidnapped-killed-in-kaduna-have-been-arrested/

nice winning team. Go ahead

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Ahead of the CAF U-20 qualifiers against Burundi this weekend, the NFF released this photo of the team. Ogenyi Onazi,Super Eagles player, also in the photo, visited the team.
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Source: http://timenaija.com/flying-eagles-team-pose-for-team-photo-in-calabar/

25 years no be here ooo.
Thank God

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The couple pictured above gave birth to this set of twins, a boy and a girl, after 25 years of marriage. The couple dedicated the twins at their church, Living Faith church, Ogborhil in Aba, Abia state last Sunday May 29th. Congrats to them.
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Source: http://timenaija.com/photos-couple-gives-birth-to-twins-25-years-after-marriage-in-aba/

wow! this is a great improvement

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FIFA, this morning released it’s latest monthly rankings for National male football teams all over the world and Nigeria have moved an astonishing 6 places up from 67th position to 61st position.
Super Eagles who have their wins against Mali and Luxembourg to credit for the climb up the rankings table, are now the 12th best team in Africa with Algeria, Cote D’ivoire, Ghana, Senegal, Egypt, Tunisia, Cape Verde, Congo DR, Guinea, Cameroon, Congo. Argentina, Belgium, Colombia and Germany are the top 4 countries in the World according to the new rankings. See the list after the cut.
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Source: http://timenaija.com/fifa-ranking-nigerias-super-eagles-move-from-67-to-61-in-the-world-argentina-remain-no-1/

chai! Sorry to those that lost their job

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The management of Ecobank Nigeria has fired 1040 of its staff. A source in the bank says the job cut was initially pegged at 1400 but it was reviewed down to 1040. A statement by the bank’s Managing Director, Charles Kie, states that certain jobs in the bank are being streamlined for a reduced number of people to do so as to bring about improved efficiency. The statement in part reads;
“The bank, in its renewed drive for optimal performance, has in addition realigned certain roles bank wide to ensure improved efficiency. This necessitates the exits of some staff who were adequately compensated. This is in furtherance of a market repositioning exercise designed to strengthen the bank’s business across all markets where it operates.”he said
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Source: http://timenaija.com/ecobank-fires-1040-of-its-staff/

3rd mainland bridge again?
God save us

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There was a car accident on 3rd mainland bridge today. No reports on whether there were any casualties and the partly damaged car has since been towed.



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no shame again ooooo

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ABOVE IS THE SIDE CHICK'S PROFILE PHOTO

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A Lady named Ebikhena Alphonsus went to the Facebook page of her boyfriend's wife to blast her for not sexually satisfying the man. According to her, the man in question is 'killing her with his frustrated and crooked d**k' but she doesn't mind since she's getting paid. How pathetic! Even when people blasted her for her blatant guts in the comments section, she responded defending herself. See all the drama after the cut...
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Source: http://www.timenaija.com/side-chick-boldly-insults-her-boyfriends.xhtml

This one Governor dey involved?
Poor man

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Ogun State Governor, Ibikunle Amosun, on Sunday said he apprehended a couple for dumping refuse on the Lagos-Ibadan Highway and handed them over to the police for prosecution.
Mr. Amosun made this known during the 2016 Democracy Day event organised by the Committee for the Defence of Human Rights, held at the June 12 Cultural Centre, Abeokuta.
He said the couple were caught while offloading the garbage from the booth of their Lexus SUV on their way to church.
“I was coming from Lagos to Abeokuta, when I saw this Lexus Jeep parked on the Highway,” Mr. Amosun said while giving details of the incident. “The car was conveying the couple and their children to church. I thought the car had a fault, but I found out that the booth was opened.
“On moving closer I was shocked to see the husband, a well read man, moving out heap of refuse from the booth and dumping on the highway, on their way to church, an indication that that had been their stock in trade.
“As soon as my convoy stopped, the couple took off, and I ordered my security to pursue them, they were pursued to Ojota in Lagos before they were arrested.
“As I am talking to you now, the suspects are in Ibara Police here in Abeokuta and would be taken to court on Tuesday.”
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Source: http://www.timenaija.com/governor-amosun-stops-his-convoy-to-arre.xhtml

What is this world turning into?

why why why! This is an everlasting damage

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Ms Julie Osamese felt a little feverish when she walked into the Ospedale Maria Vittoria Cibrario Hospital in Turin, Italy sometime in November 2008. Her only complaint was a slight increase in body temperature, and that she explained to the doctor who attended to her. Tests were conducted, following which she was given medication to use and instructed to return for evaluation after a week.
But her second visit to the hospital could be described as the greatest mistake of her life. For this Nigerian lady, it marked the beginning of years of woe. It was the beginning of years of trauma during which she was moved to six other hospitals. She eventually ended up in a mental home, despite being mentally stable.
Some of the hospitals Osamese was taken to include Amedeo Di Savoia Svizzerra and Ospedale San Giovanni Bossco.
According to the chairperson of the House of Representatives Committee on Diaspora Affairs, Rita Orji, who recently led other members of the committee to investigate Osamese’s disheartening story, the woman, in her 30s and a legal immigrant in Italy, was, on her follow-up visit to the Ospedale Maria Vittoria Cibrario hospital, given drugs which made her dizzy. It was gathered that as she complained to the medical personnel who attended to her, she was tied to the bed despite her protests. By the time she woke up, part of her buttocks had allegedly been chopped off, and her kidney tampered with. That was how she lost control of her bladder, leading to uncontrollable urination, it was gathered.
Narrating the inhuman treatment meted out to Osamese, the lawmaker said:
“After taking the drugs for one week, she came back to report how she was feeling. On that day, she was asked if she came to the hospital alone, and she said, ‘yes’ innocently without knowing the reason why that question was put across to her. That marked, the beginning of her paralysis. She was asked to lie down that they were going to give her some medication. Within two, three minutes, she was approached with a mixture in a cup and she drank it, believing that it was for the fever she complained of. But she became dizzy and she was telling them how she felt. But they said there was no problem.
“Suddenly, the team of doctors came around and tied her legs and her hands on the bed and she started shouting, ‘why are you tying me’? She said one of the doctors responded that she could shout at the top of her voice, but that nobody would know what was being done. That was how they faced her down and gave her injection on her base bone. After the injection, she passed out. When she finally regained consciousness, she saw that the lower part of the buttocks on both sides had been chopped off, to the extent that the bones in her buttocks had cracked and she saw the pieces of the bones. Also her bladder was disengaged from the source with urine pouring out uncontrollably. In fact, she woke up on a catheter and a big plaster by the region of her kidney.
“They started moving Madam Julie from one hospital to the other. It is the norm that when you are being transferred to any hospital, the ambulance in which a patient is transferred goes with a medical report. But in Julie’s case, nothing like that was done. They dumped her into one ambulance to drop her in one home or the other without attaching her medical history. They kept her, thinking she would die. At a stage, she was only living on prayers. They finally dropped her at the seventh medical Centre. During our investigations, I asked what the reasons for moving her from one place to the other were. There is no answer to that. What they were telling us is that she is mentally Ill. She is diabetic. But I want to tell you that all these stories are unfounded. No one has the confirmation of these health conditions they told us she suffers from based on medical ground.
“On our arrival at that place, we conducted a test and found that Julie is not diabetic. The scan that was carried out on her, and we have the result, shows that her kidney was tampered with. This is what the woman has been shouting about for the past eight years, and nobody seems to believe her. Today it is Julie, tomorrow I don’t know who it will be. On their final stop, they dumped her in a mental home, a woman of thirty something years, dumped in a mental home that harbours old men and women that are demented.”
Also corroborating Orji’s story, another member of the committee who represents Itu/Ibiono Ibom federal constituency, Henry Okon -Archibong, a medical doctor, explained that Osamese can never walk again, no thanks to the havoc inflicted on her.
“From what happened, they might have tried to give her anaesthesia before they harvested the kidney. In doing that, they damaged the lumber and sacred nerves. So, there is no way Julie can walk again. Julie has been paralysed and the issue of walking has nothing to do with what we are calling for. She has to be compensated, the medical doctors that participated in what led to her current situation have to be dealt with as the law permits,” he said.
Indeed, the committee is demanding that the Italian government investigate Osamese’s case with a view to fishing out the medical personnel whose highly unprofessional conduct led to the loss of one of her kidneys and her permanent confinement to a wheelchair. The lawmakers are also asking for the highest form of compensation and a complete rehabilitation of the mother of one, who they said have been the subject of several protests by the Nigerian community in Italy.
Orji declared:
“The action that will satisfy us as lawmakers starts from the whole world condemning the injustice meted out to an innocent person. We are saying that there should be a holistic compensation and a new medical team should conduct an analysis of Madam Julie’s situation and proffer the best way to get her life back on track. She has lost hope on the medical doctors around her. So, I will advise that they have to look for another medical team that are not from Turin to carry out this job.”
The lawmakers also called on the minister of Foreign Affairs, Geoffrey Onyeama to investigate the role of the staff of the Nigerian High Commission in Italy, whom they accused of negligence.
“You can’t believe that when the relations of this lady were at the hospital, a woman named Deborah and another man called Ifeanyi, the woman told them what she had been put through. She gave them documents to back her claims and told these relatives of hers to run to the Nigerian High Commission in Rome, to inform them of what happened. Those documents were given to one Madam Martina and Mr. Folorunsho who are staff of the commission. But no one asked after her (Osamese) since 2009. They never went to visit her. They didn’t even keep the documents handed over to them. When we demanded for them, they denied ever receiving the documents. For us, the recklessness of the Nigeria High Commission in Italy as at then, caused the terrible situation we see. Assuming they intervened on time, the situation of this woman will not be this bad,” Orji added.
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Source: http://www.timenaija.com/heartbreaking-story-of-nigerian-woman-wh.xhtml

That's why I keep looking at all these Political Thieves

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This was shared by founder of AREWA Youth Awareness Initiative, Babangida Ruma, this morning.

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Source: http://www.timenaija.com/first-professor-of-philosophy-in-oau-lai.xhtml

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please, mod, delete the comment above me

omo, that is the time she even needs you most

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Twitter user Abimbola Abio @SenatorAbio tweeted this yesterday. See some of the comments after the cut...
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This is cool

Do you ever wonder whether your irritable or unhappy adolescent might actually be experiencing teen depression? Of course, most teens feel unhappy at times. And when you add hormone havoc to the many other changes happening in a teen’s life, it’s easy to see why their moods swing like a pendulum. Yet findings show that one out of every eight adolescents has teen depression. But depression can be treated as well as the serious problems that come with it. So if your teen’s unhappiness lasts for more than two weeks and he or she displays other symptoms of depression, it may be time to seek help from a health professional.
Why do adolescents get depression?
There are multiple reasons why a teenager might become depressed. For example, teens can develop feelings of worthlessness and inadequacy over their grades. School performance, social status with peers, sexual orientation, or family life can each have a major effect on how a teen feels. Sometimes, teen depression may result from environmental stress. But whatever the cause, when friends or family — or things that the teen usually enjoys — don’t help to improve his or her sadness or sense of isolation, there’s a good chance that he or she has teen depression.
What are the symptoms of teen depression?
Often, kids with teen depression will have a noticeable change in their thinking and behavior. They may have no motivation and even become withdrawn, closing their bedroom door after school and staying in their room for hours.
Kids with teen depression may sleep excessively, have a change in eating habits, and may even exhibit criminal behaviors such as DUI or shoplifting. Here are more signs of depression in adolescents even though they may or may not show all signs:
Apathy
Complaints of pains, including headaches, stomachaches, low back pain, or fatigue
Difficulty concentrating
Difficulty making decisions
Excessive or inappropriate guilt
Irresponsible behavior — for example, forgetting obligations, being late for classes, skipping school
Loss of interest in food or compulsive overeating that results in rapid weight loss or gain
Memory loss
Preoccupation with death and dying
Rebellious behavior
Sadness, anxiety, or a feeling of hopelessness
Staying awake at night and sleeping during the day
Sudden drop in grades
Use of alcohol or drugs and promiscuous sexual activity
Withdrawal from friends
Can teen depression run in families?
Yes. Depression, which usually starts between the ages of 15 and 30, sometimes can run in families. In fact, teen depression may be more common among adolescents who have a family history of depression.
How is teen depression diagnosed?
There aren’t any specific medical tests that can detect depression. Health care professionals determine if a teen has depression by conducting interviews and psychological tests with the teen and his or her family members, teachers, and peers.
The severity of the teen depression and the risk of suicide are determined based on the assessment of these interviews. Treatment recommendations are also made based on the data collected from the interviews.
The doctor will also look for signs of potentially co-existing psychiatric disorders such as anxiety or substance abuse or screen for complex forms of depression such as bipolar disorder (manic depressive illness) or psychosis. . The doctor will also assess the teen for risks of suicidal or homicidal features. Incidences of attempted suicide and self-mutilation is higher in females than males while completed suicide is higher in males. One of the most vulnerable groups for completed suicide is the 18-24 age group.
How is teen depression treated?
There are a variety of methods used to treat depression, including medications and psychotherapy. Family therapy may be helpful if family conflict is contributing to a teen’s depression. The teen will also need support from family or teachers to help with any school or peer problems. Occasionally, hospitalization in a psychiatric unit may be required for teenagers with severe depression.Your mental health care provider will determine the best course of treatment for your teen.
The FDA warns that antidepressant medications can, rarely, increase the risk of suicidal thinking and behavior in children and adolescents with depression and other psychiatric disorders. Use of antidepressants in younger patients, therefore, requires especially close monitoring and follow-up by the treating doctor. If you have questions or concerns, discuss them with your health care provider.
Does depression medicine work for teen depression?
Yes. A large number of research trials have shown the effectiveness of depression medications in relieving the symptoms of teen depression. One key recent study, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health, reviewed three different approaches to treating adolescents with moderate to severe depression:
One approach was using the antidepressant medication Prozac, which is approved by the FDA for use with pediatric patients ages 8-18.
The second treatment was using cognitive behavioral therapy, or CBT, to help the teen recognize and change negative patterns of thinking that may increase symptoms of depression.
The third approach was a combination of medication and CBT.
At the end of the 12-week study, researchers found that nearly three out of every four patients who received the combination treatment — depression medication and psychotherapy — significantly improved. More than 60% of the kids who took Prozac alone improved. But the study confirmed that combination treatment was nearly twice as effective in relieving depression as psychotherapy alone.
What are the warning signs for teen suicide?
Teen suicide is a serious problem. Adolescent suicide is the second leading cause of death, following accidents, among youth and young adults in the U.S. It is estimated that 500,000 teens attempt suicide every year with 5,000 succeeding. These are epidemic numbers.
Family difficulties, the loss of a loved one, or perceived failures at school or in relationships can all lead to negative feelings and depression. And teen depression often makes problems seem overwhelming and the associated pain unbearable. Suicide is an act of desperation and teen depression is often the root cause.
Warning signs of suicide with teen depression include:
Expressing hopelessness for the future
Giving up on one’s self, talking as if no one else cares
Preparing for death, giving away favorite possessions, writing goodbye letters, or making a will
Starting to use or abuse drugs or alcohol to aid sleep or for relief from their mental anguish
Threatening to kill one’s self
If your teenager displays any of these behaviors, you should seek help from a mental healthcare professional immediately. Or you can call a suicide hotline for help.
Depression carries a high risk of suicide. Anybody who expresses suicidal thoughts or intentions should be taken very, very seriously. Do not hesitate to call your local suicide hotline immediately. Call 1-800-SUICIDE (1-800-784-2433) or 1-800-273-TALK (1-800-273-8255).
What can parents do to alleviate teen depression?
Parenting teens can be very challenging. There are, though, some effective parenting and communication techniques you can use to help lower the stress level for your teenager:
When disciplining your teen, replace shame and punishment with positive reinforcement for good behavior. Shame and punishment can make an adolescent feel worthless and inadequate.
Allow your teenager to make mistakes. Overprotecting or making decisions for teens can be perceived as a lack of faith in their abilities. This can make them feel less confident.
Give your teen breathing room. Don’t expect teens to do exactly as you say all of the time.
Do not force your teen down a path you wanted to follow. Avoid trying to relive your youth through your teen’s activities and experiences.
If you suspect that your teen is depressed, take the time to listen to his or her concerns. Even if you don’t think the problem is of real concern, remember that it may feel very real to someone who is growing up.
Keep the lines of communication open, even if your teen seems to want to withdraw.
Try to avoid telling your teen what to do. Instead, listen closely and you may discover more about the issues causing the problems.
If there is a close friend or family member your teen is close to and comfortable with, you might suggest your teen talk with this person about his or her concerns.
If you feel overwhelmed or unable to reach your teen, or if you continue to be concerned, seek help from a qualified health care professional.
Can’t teen depression go away without medical treatment?
Teen depression tends to come and go in episodes. Once a teenager has one bout of depression, he or she is likely to get depressed again at some point. The consequence of letting teen depression go untreated can be extremely serious and even deadly.
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Source: http://www.teensaid.org/2016/05/25/depression-in-teens/

I'm from Imo, Ambode is the best!

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Lagos State Governor, Akinwunmi Ambode, Senator representing Lagos West Senatorial District, Olamilekan Adeola Solomon; Commissioner for Youth & Social Development, Pharm. (Mrs.) Uzamat Akinbile-Yusuf and member, Lagos House of Assembly, representing Alimosho Costituency I, Hon. Bisi Yusuf during the unveiling of the plaque to commission the newly constructed and upgraded Ajasa-Command Road, Ipaja with street lights, drainage and walk-way in Alimosho Local Government, Lagos on Friday, May 27, 2016.
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The newly reconstructed and upgraded Ajasa-Command Road, Ipaja with street lights, drainage and walk-way in Alimosho Local Government commissioned by Governor Akinwunmi Ambode, on Friday, May 27, 2016.
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RIP man.
This is my first time hearing your name