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babepink:
This is bad in all ramifications.it looks human for crying out loud.Very soon most wild life will become extinct in this country.

Exactly, this is just an inch away from cannibalism. It looks too much like a human, chai! This needs to be outlawed asap, if those crazies stoop down to eating a monkey, who could say they won't eat human flesh next?

shaybebaby:
I'd tap that any day.
Appears she used up all her good taste in picking him, none left when it came to the dress.

Maybe it's her late mother's wedding dress, it looks 1960's style.

[quote author= post=68188860]DAMN IT!!!

We thank God all these natural disasters don't happen in our dear nation....

But looking at it, what our corrupt politicians is making the masses go through is kinda same thing with all these natural disaster!!

Lord have mercy![/quote]They have volcanoes, you have Buhari and killer Fulani herdsmen.

BlackAdam55:
[color=darkred] do not be confused we love our women's, but in this case we are just telling the truth as it is[/color]

You guys have different taste from white guys, that's all.

Follygunners:
Simple chics like her getting the men while the 'skin bleachers', 'desperate whores' et al... still looking for the highest bidders!

Happy Married Life to them!

I'm a fan of your posts, never failing to make me laugh!

Throwback:
The problem with Chidiogo is firstly she has the body of a man, including shoulders and an absent chest.

Secondly she does not have a face that will capture a second look talkless of a gaze.

Even if Martha Ankomah was not as curvy as we know her to be, she will still be facially beautiful like Genevieve Nnaji is without any eye catching curves.

Without having to be polite, this bride is just bones without anything to look at in the face to cause a stare.

She got an incredibly handsome white husband tho.
Western guys like thin women. One man's 'nothing but bones' is another's beauty queen

sonnie10:
Due to security reasons how? And you admitted someone like the guy in the 17th pic (the 7th after the plate of rice). The one to the far right.

Does that guy look genuine to you? His face alone is enough to send some chill down ones spine.

All of them in that photo look like armed robbers. Scary o!

Wow, this thread is such a crazy circus show.
SMH

So this Oba will try on the traditional attire of every Nigerian ethnicity to give a message of unity? That's a cool idea if he can talk the traditional monarchs of other tribes into doing the same.

worlexy:
What is hatred in what I've said? And what's in my bile to calm. Current standard obstetrics practice says all primigravida with a breech presentation shouldn't be delivered via the vagina because of risk of arrest of the after coming head and other neonatal complications especially severe perinatal asphyxia which will lead to Cerebral palsy later. With all these possible complications, why would a sane person choose to risk his license and the life of the baby to deliver via the vagina a breech baby.
To now make the matter worse, the baby is also a preterm which even if he had presented cephalic, the best option of delivery is still via CS cos of risk of intraventricular haemorrhage, associated with preterm deliveries.

NHS should hire rational and knowledgeable people like you instead of baby-butchering newbies with questionable education.

There wasn't anything particularly unusual about the squash — just a slightly bitter taste. But that all changed when two women in France started losing their hair.  

The women didn't know each other, nor did they get their squash from the same seller. Still, they both developed what's known as cucurbit poisoning, or "toxic squash syndrome," according to a new report of the two cases, published today (March 28) in the journal JAMA Dermatology.

In one of the cases, a woman and her family developed symptoms of food poisoning — nausea, vomiting and diarrhea — hours after eating a bitter-tasting pumpkin soup. About a week later, the woman experienced substantial hair loss that affected a large part of her scalp, but none of her family members lost their hair.

In the second case, another woman had severe vomiting about an hour after eating a bitter-tasting squash, but no one else who ate the vegetable got sick. Roughly three weeks later, she lost a massive amount of hair from her head, as well as from her underarms and pubic area. 

Bitter squash

As it turns out, some members of the Cucurbitaceae family — which includes pumpkins, squash, melons and cucumbers — can produce a group of chemicals known as cucurbitacins. Not only do these chemicals taste bitter, but they can also have toxic effects on human cells.

Normally, farmers cultivate these plants to produce little to no cucurbitacins, because people don't like the bitter taste. But in some situations, such as when there's accidental cross-pollination of crops or when plants grow in the wild, some varieties may contain high levels of the chemicals. This creates a potentially toxic, bitter-tasting, inedible food.

The problem, however, is that the bitter-tasting vegetable looks no different from a normal one, and a person can't tell the difference until they take a bite.

Toxic squash syndrome

Although it's rare, other cases of cucurbit poisoning have been described in the medical literature; in those cases, people developed food poisoning after eating bitter-tasting squash, zucchini and other gourds, according to the new report. But these are the first two reported cases linking the consumption of bitter-tasting gourds with hair loss, according to the case report author, Dr. Philippe Assouly, a dermatologist at Saint-Louis Hospital in Paris.


Assouly wrote that he suspects that toxic compounds in the plant have a similar effect on hair follicles as do some chemotherapy drugs, which can lead to temporary hair loss.

But because hair loss is a completely new observation that is potentially associated with exposure to cucurbitacins, it's not clear why it occurred in these cases, said Dr. Zane Horowitz, a toxicologist and medical director of the Oregon Poison Center in Portland, who was not involved in the case. Cucurbit poisoning is a very rare syndrome, and the toxin involved has not been well-studied, Horowitz noted.

In 2012, emergency room physicians at Oregon Health & Science University saw two patients with toxic squash syndrome, both of whom had eaten squash from a home garden. The physicians then reviewed the records from the Oregon and Washington state poison centers and identified about 17 other cases of cucurbit poisoning that had occurred over a 12-year period. 

In a more recent review, published in January 2018 in the Journal of Clinical Toxicology, a French poison center reported more than 350 cases of food poisoning linked with bitter-tasting squash that took place between 2012 and 2016. About 56 percent of those cases involved squash purchased at a store, and in 26 percent of the cases, the vegetable came from a home garden, according to the findings.

Squash lovers need to be aware that if they eat one of these popular vegetables and it tastes bitter, they should stop eating it immediately, Horowitz told Live Science. What's clear in all these case reports is that high levels of the toxin make vegetables taste bitter, and those high levels of toxin can put a person at highest risk for symptoms, he said.

As for the two French women who lost their hair, the hair on the head of the woman who ate the pumpkin soup had regrown less than 1 inch (2 centimeters) two months after the incident. The second woman had regrown short hair, of more than 2 inches (6 cm), on most areas of her scalp six months later.  


http://www.livescience.com/62158-toxic-squash-syndrome-hair-loss.html

SleakBuzzPR:
The profit you have declared is what one guy will spend on drinks in one night at Quilox....

Don't cry....you will get there.

They are more profitable than Uber and Twitter, who have zero profit and been burning investor money for years.

That kind of stuff happened in medieval Europe 1000 years ago. This Arrow waffle billed thr mother 24k for primitivre medieval treatment? Mother is just as guilty for not taking her son to a doctor.

The only way to develop is to eradicate that sort of ignorance and primitive thinking.

sapeleboi:
just to rob them hmmm this guy na real mumu

Rapist detected!

yanabasee:
The way this Edo people the roll with oyinbo people...one will think their witchery practice isn't limited to Nigerians alone....



The groomsmen numbered four white men on their midst......


Congratz to the wedded.....

It's five white men, you missed one!
The groom must be working at a foreign company full of white expats.
Congrats and HML to the couple!
Bridesmaids look great in their traditional dress.
I hope one of you guys invite me to such a Nigerian wedding some day!

This is the cathedral island cathedral. The island used to be the ruling seat and church center in the old ages. The cathedral here isn't as magnificent s the one in the old town, but still pretty cool.

Rain-soaked narrow streets are so charming.

More views from the awesome cathedral interior.

And here is the grand cathedral of Poznan, it is from the 17th century and has been renovated numerous times. The iconography, stained glass windows and the architecture is breathtaking.

These ancient cathedrals are home to some of the most amazing examples of Catholic art.

More examples of the beautiful buildings and statues of Poznan.

justtoodark:
kiiikikikikiki....

you want to be dem and they want to be you.....

kiiiikikikiikikiiiki.....

crazy situation....??....no...??

i know who you are.....

you shouldnt have disobeyed to start with...you are a traitor,banned to be flesh....

What are you babbling on about? You are making no sense.

justtoodark:
you white....??

Yes, and I don't understand the people who bleach or go to solarium to tan.

Pennywise:
All gynaecologists are consultants. So what is the point in calling someone consultant Gynaecologist?

Qualification and experience are both important especially in unusual cases like this. Unfortunately experience cannot be truly determined by years of practice as qualification does not always guarranttee expertise.

Delivery of a decapitated head via cs giving the poor woman an unnecessary scar further worsened a bad situation. All she had to do was open up the skull via the foramen magnum to let out brain tissue, the skull collapses easily and voila the retained head is expelled in a few minutes. CS was so unnecessary

Chai, she shouldn't have decapitated the baby in the first place!

ROSYL:
This isn't about advanced medical care, it's about incompetent doctor. Big reason why most UK citizens are kicking against bringing in foreign doctors from under developed countries, they know nothing!

NHS pays low salary so the doctors born or educated in the UK run away to the countries where they get good pay.

Hindus put bananas, other fruits, grains and coins on their god shrines at the temples. That's the mainstream religion in India and Indian diaspora. They are proud of their ancestral religion and build temples in foreign countries where they have population.

This guy didn't mine skulls, didn't use fetishes made from human parts, he didn't even sacrifice animals. He used harmless food items for offering. What's the problem here? Why is anyone complaining? It's unfair sha!

Bleaching is done with harsh and most probably carcinogenic chemicals. People who bleach might get cancer later in life. Chemicals absorbed through skin might cause liver damage.

I love those attic room window boxes. It must be awesome to live in such a place and look at the city from above.
They made me think of Harry Potter style magic places.

1: Statues on top of major buildings. I've seen dragons, warriors, birds, mythical creatures and Greek gods on the roofs of various buildings.
2: The castle, which has been extensively renovated. Unfortunately it was closed cause of Easter holiday so I was able to take photos from the outside only.
3: A magnificent painting adorning a building facade. A true work of art.
4: Weird little attic room windows. They look like something from a fairy tale!

Poznan city hall is a majestic building, even more gorgeous than the one in Gdansk.
First two photos feature the city hall.

The carved relief facades are as beautiful as the painted ones.
There was whipping cold rain, which left the streets wet and the temperature drop made it painful to take off the gloves to do camera settings.
But it was well worth it!

Colorful, gorgeous historical buildings surrounding the old town square.
The colonnaded walkway was a great shelter from the rain.