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Excuse me sir.

Is the test for employment?

Initially I took it for a skit.

However, when you pay attention to people "wey no get joy" then you make them look like winners, the lady is beautiful the way she is and she should take pride in that.

Some of those online bullies are monsters when you see their real faces.

The way these guys use church for jokes...you begin to wonder where they are coming from. As if them dey fear traditional worshippers.

Which kind human beings full this world sef?

Castration straight spiced with life at Kirikiri. No mercy.

Leading ophthalmologists and eye specialists have warned that fixing artificial eyelashes improperly and under unhygienic conditions could lead to eye infections.

The experts, in separate interviews with PUNCH Healthwise, noted that allergies, swelling of the eyelids, redness and dryness of the eyes are some infections and diseases that could be caused by the procedure.

They, however, noted that only a few individuals who undergo the procedure in professional eye cosmetics and under hygienic conditions risk getting eye infections.
Recently, some ophthalmologists hinted at a gradual increase in eye diseases due to the increased usage of artificial lashes.

An online healthcare information website, WebMD, described artificial eyelashes, also called false lashes, as synthetic lashes attached to the eyelid just above the natural lashes with temporary glue.

It added that the procedure is designed to make the eyes stand out or enhance the facial look.

The experts and WebMD pointed out those artificial lashes might not cause damage if applied properly and under hygienic conditions but noted that wearing them regularly and without caution could trigger allergies, irritation and eye injury.

Complications from the procedure due to stimulation of the eyelids were listed to include allergic reaction to the glue used, loss of natural lashes, redness, infection and irritation, as well as swollen and drooping eyelids.

According to the American Academy of Ophthalmology, dry eyes are the second-highest infection suffered by nearly 16 million people in the country.

It stated that each year, about a million eye infections are recorded in hospitals.
Although there is no national data on the burden of eye diseases in Nigeria, a study conducted on over 1,448 patients in Northern Nigeria revealed that infective and allergic conjunctivitis were the most common eye diseases reported in hospitals.

Meanwhile, refractive errors, glaucoma and cataracts were other common eye diseases highlighted.

Speaking on the issue, a Professor of Optometry at the Abia State University, Uturu, Okezie Ahuama, said that eyelash is meant to naturally protect the eyes from airborne irritants.

He, however, noted that artificial eyelashes are for beauty and cosmetic purposes, and are unconnected to the natural eyelid tissue and, therefore, cannot protect the eyes from external agents.

He added that dry eye and ocular allergies are some diseases and infections that might result from the use of artificial eyelashes.

The don stated, “From simple scientific logic, the natural eyelash protects against the ocular surface from airborne irritants, including infective agents by acting as a biologically active mechanical barrier. By biologically active, I mean that these natural eyelashes have sensory inputs that make them active in eliciting a reflex mechanical closure of the eyelids before particles enter the eye (tactile and menace reflex blinking).

“If the particles succeed in lodging on the ocular surface, the reflex blinking is one other form of protection of the ocular surface by which there is increased secretion of tears containing antibacterial proteins (biological protection).”

The optometrist further warned that the glues used to attach the eyelashes could prevent the natural eyelid from protecting the eyes.
Ahuama added, “Again, the use of glues to attach these eyelashes on the eyelid may create a barrier between the living cells of the eyelid margin and the eyelash itself, diminishing the natural protection.

The increased weight of artificial eyelash make-up against the light weight of the natural eyelash may slow the fast blinking process required in tactile and menace reflex blinking.”
The don highlighted dry eye, slow evaporation of tears and reduced blinking reflex as conditions that could occur with prolonged use of artificial lashes.

“Dry eye and increased tear film evaporation might occur. The blinking reflex may be reduced because of longer and denser eyelashes that slow the naturally fast mechanical blinking reflex that coats the eye surface with all components of the protective tear film.

“Also, the ocular surface allergies and infections may increase because a longer eyelash may increase airflow, which causes shear stress on the eye surface, increasing deposition of particles and contaminants and the evaporation of tear film. The visual acuity may be affected as well if the number of blinks is reduced and the retractor and protractor (eye muscles that open and close the eyelids) may have to act more forcefully to maintain their normal function,” the Optometrist said.
On her part, a professor of Ophthalmology at the Lagos State University Teaching Hospital, Ikeja, Bola Adekoya, said the use of artificial eyelashes is used to enhance facial beauty and the practice is not new.

The don also noted that if the procedure is done correctly under hygienic conditions, it poses no threat to the user.

The Ophthalmologist added, “As with any other procedure done on other parts of the body, if not done correctly, there might be issues. Even if done correctly, if there is an allergic reaction to the materials used, it can create problems.

“The issue might range from mild irritation to something that could be potentially serious. If the fixing is not correctly or hygienically done, the individual can feel a foreign body sensation in the eyes, irritation, redness, watering and conjunctivitis.

“If there is an acute allergic reaction to the glue used to stick the artificial eyelash to the natural eyelash margin, it can cause cellulitis (a bacterial infection of the skin around the eye that causes redness and swelling) of the eyelid margin. They can also cause a secondary infection of the eyelid.”

Adekoya asserted that complications or side effects from the procedure could be treated at any eye hospital, saying, “Majority of the side effects are mild but there can be some serious infection of the eyelid if proper care is not taken. This could turn into something very serious.

“At the start of any irritation, it is better to remove any offending agent and seek medical attention to ensure that there is nothing in the eye. If one feels a foreign body within the eye, one has to be sure that the foreign body does not remain on the eyeball where it could become something else that could result in the infection of the eyeball.”

The Ophthalmologist further noted that if the procedure is well done, there could be no major impact on the eyes.
The don urged women that fix artificial eyelashes to ensure it is done by licensed professionals under sanitary conditions and that they should discontinue if there is an acute allergic reaction.

fergie001:
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My friend, if you must live long, fear and respect Government/Power, that your days may be long.

Criticise but apply wisdom

kingphilip:
Really heartbreaking.

Hopefully it was recovered as stated and it didn't get into the wrong hands and used for something dubious.

Something stolen sud not get to the wrong hand, so na right hand thief am be that.

We hope the culprit is caught!

Fineman2:
https://leadership.ng/pictorial-tinubu-inducts-2-tk-129-atak-helicopters-king-air-360i-aircraft-in-benue/

Na wa for Naija o, something dem suppose unveil codedly make Bandits sef no know.

Take them unawares, now dem use am do publicity, 2 only 2 o.

It is well o

Sayvick:
1-0 in favour of Naija

...and the Winner is Sayvick

Nor be ordinary eye my guy

1-0 in favour of Naija

Following speculations over the fitness of goalkeeper Stanley Nwabali for Nigeria’s quarter-final clash against Angola in the ongoing 2023 Africa Cup of Nations, coach Jose Peseiro has expressed faith in the ability of Francis Uzoho between the sticks on Friday (today), PUNCH Sports Extra reports.

Nwabali’s availability for the Angola clash has been in doubt due to an injury he sustained during the 1-0 win over Cameroon in the round of 16 last Saturday.

However, he only missed one training session on Monday and was said to be in training on Tuesday and Wednesday which were used to assess his fitness.

Ahead of today’s game, Peseiro addressed the goalkeeper’s situation, stating that his availability was still subject to a late fitness test during the team’s last training session for the game on Thursday.

“We have to wait for a late fitness test today (Thursday), if he is not ready, I have other goalkeepers (Uzoho and Ojo). I believe and trust all my goalkeepers, if Nwabali is not fit, I trust Uzoho,” Peseiro said at the pre-match conference on Thursday.

Nwabali’s fitness has created anxiety among Nigerian fans who are still expecting the new number one to return to action against Angola today.

“At the mention of Uzoho’s name, every Nigerian gets scared,” a fan Sholumade Wale said.

Another fan, Dare Johnson, also queried the trust of the Portuguese coach in the embattled goalkeeper.

“Why do you always say you trust Uzoho? Have you considered what we think about him, if we trust Uzoho?”

Nwabali has been in goal for all of Nigeria’s four games at the 2023 AFCON including Nigeria’s pre-tournament friendly against Guinea in Abu Dhabi earlier this month.

He has conceded just once in four appearances at the AFCON and three times in all his five games for the country, keeping three clean sheets in the process.

Nigeria will take on Angola at the Felix Houphouet Boigny Stadium, Abidjan at 6pm Nigerian time today.

It is the inconsistencies of the Living that make us miss the dead - At this juncture we are missing Arakunrin Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, the only Yoruba man with balls.

Dear Arakunrin, less than 3 months after your departure, the vacuum you left remains unfilled.

May God intervene on behalf of the kidnapped victims, cause if not God's intervention, those in power will only issue statements and move on.

Medical experts have discredited a popular myth called magun (charm) that many people believe is responsible for couples getting stuck during intercourse.

The physicians who gave detailed reasons couples get stuck during sex which they noted was a medical condition, said there was no scientific evidence to show that the occurrence was as a result of a charm or spell.

According to the experts, getting stuck during intercourse is a medical condition known as penis captivus and has nothing to do with charm.

The senior health practitioners explained that Penis captivus is an occurrence during sexual intercourse when the muscles in the vagina clamp down on the penis more firmly than usual, making it harder (or impossible) to remove the penis from the vagina.

Also, an India’s dedicated sexual wellness clinic, Allo Health, says Penis captivus is a rare and unusual sexual condition that occurs when the muscles in the vaginal wall involuntarily contract and clamp down on the penis during intercourse.

The clinic notes when this happens, the penis gets stuck in the vagina and cannot be withdrawn, saying that this condition can be a frightening and uncomfortable experience, leaving both partners feeling embarrassed and helpless.

Though the causes of penis captivus are not fully understood, the clinic added that some theories suggest that the condition could occur due to excessive contraction of the vaginal muscles during an orgasm or an accidental clamping down on the penis during sex.

Experts in the field of urology and sexology who spoke exclusively with PUNCH Healthwise in different interviews maintained that it was very possible for a penis to get stuck inside a vagina during intercourse.

They urged those affected to seek help from experts as any effort to forcefully remove the penis will not only hurt them deeply but could lead to loss of lives.

The physicians regretted that the occurrence was often misinterpreted to be a trap or punishment meted out to an unfaithful wife by her husband or the gods, thereby denying those affected access to good and timely interventions.

A Consultant Family Physician at Anambra State Ministry of Health, Awka, Dr Chidumeje Okafor, who successfully separated a couple that were stuck in the state recently, speaks on the condition and how to treat such conditions.

Okafor, who also works at Iyi-Enu Teaching Hospital Ogidi, said, “Last week, a man (32) and a lady (25) were brought to the hospital in a Sienna bus and were tied together with a wrapper. They were in a sex position called spooning. The man was taking her from behind before the muscle spasm occurred.

“Muscle spasms occur when muscle involuntarily and forcibly contracts uncontrollably and can’t relax. That morning, as they were having sex, the lady achieved orgasm and sex became painful for them.

“Unfortunately, the man couldn’t withdraw his penis from the lady’s vagina when he started feeling the pains. They called a pastor who told them that the lady was married to a mermaid and it was the mermaid that used magun on her.

“Hearing that, I quickly admitted them and gave the lady a dose of anesthesia and some pain relievers. I also gave it to the man. After that, I started calming the lady down and eventually, I separated them. They were discharged almost immediately. They were victims of penis captivus.”

He continued, “Penis captivus occurs when the muscles of vagina clamp down severely on the penis, preventing the man from withdrawing. This situation is common to people with a history of vaginismus.

“This is the body’s automatic reaction to the fear of some or all types of vaginal penetration. Whenever penetration is attempted, your vaginal muscles tighten up on their own. You have no control over it.

“There are two types of vaginismus that affect young or elderly people. One affects very religious people who have never had any vagina penetration before. The other may be those who have had penetration and later stopped due to an unpleasant experience.
“Vaginismus is the risk factor for penis captivus, while vaginitis, sexual assault, infections, and endometriosis are risk factors for vaginismus.

“The muscles that are implicated in this are mostly the muscle of pelvic floor called the levator ani muscle which provides support to the pelvic visceral structures and plays an important role in urinary voiding, defecation and sexual function.”

The physician added, “These muscles are puborectalis, pubococcygeus and iliococcygeus. They are like diaphragms of the pelvic floor. The diaphragm prevents the chest organs, lungs and the heart, from falling into the abdomen. These three muscles also prevent organs of the pelvic from falling.

“So in penis captivus, these muscles contract intensely thereby preventing the penis from pulling out. When this happens, it’s advised that you don’t panic or allow anxiety to set in. Don’t be afraid, the more you try to forcefully remove it, the more it holds you down and you end up injuring yourselves. Call for help.”

Also, a Professor of Surgery and Consultant Urologist at the University of Port-Harcourt Teaching Hospital, Rivers State, Onyeanunam Ekeke, affirmed that “the condition is medical and not magun as people would say, especially the Yorubas, urging the victims to seek medical attention to save their lives.

“Penis captivus is an involuntary muscle spasm, painful contractions and tightening of the muscles wall of vagina, preventing any form of penetration, whether finger, penis or anything. These muscles contract intensely thereby preventing the penis from pulling out.”

He, however, believes that with the new cases being recorded in recent times, penis captivus would gain wide publicity to stimulate research on the topic to end the backlash that comes with it.

In a 2015 article published in European Scientific Journal which centered on magun, the authors said generically, the word magun is a Yoruba word that is fast enjoying global semantic attention particularly as it denotes mysterious phenomena by which it has generated several questions.

“Researchers have attempted to define magun as a mystical-sexual enchantment or embargo placed on a woman (usually by her husband) to check her infidelity or as a deterrent to many (men) who otherwise could have been reckless in their sexual life.

“While it appears easier to answer the question of definition or what magun is, the workings of this phenomenon have continued to spawn puzzles and inquisitiveness thus, it generates more questions and questionings”, the authors said.

Oju lason o se se were.

Wealthoptulent:
i rushed down here thinking it was ZANKU move or GBESE

Evidence of regular exercise to the body, ignore it at your peril.

With the way politicians fight for office and celebrate victory, it's obvious political office is an avenue to loot and not to serve.

Sad!

The former Special One.

Those good old days.

With the song sweet home, sweet chariot coming back to carry me home...

CELEBRATING KENNIS MUSIC

👨‍🦱 Kehinde "Kenny Keke" Ogungbe, Dayo "D1" Adeneye (Kennis Music) & ID Ogungbe
💼 Record label
🎬 R&B/Rap/Afrobeats
🖥 2face, Eedris Abdulkareem, Azadus, OJB Jezreel, Tony Tetuila, Sound Sultan, VIP, Jaywon, Shina Peters, KC Presh, etc.
🛡 Lagos
🏆

KennisMusic is a legendary and most successful music label in the late 90s running through the 2000s that played a very legendary role in building the music industry. Kennis music was formed and owned by Kenny keke Ogungbe and Dayo "D1". At the time, foreign music reigned supreme in clubs and on radios. Kennis music was among the first to start the revolution that will make Africans start loving their own music more. To achieve this, they started a 1hr program then called "Prime time Jams" where they played mostly African music which they co-hosted with ID Ogungbe. ID Ogungbe did the segement of the program called ID in the Street which got feedbacks from the streets. They also used the opportunity to play their own signed artistes. In no time they achieved massive success with Tony Tetuila, Eedris Abdulkareem and later 2face. They later expanded to Ghana and signed VIP whom they achieved another monumental success with. I celebrate their contribution. Their hardwork and success inspired a lot of other Record labels and Artistes into music today. ©️LUXXY

So, today Multichoice owners of DSTV announced that the Company won't be showing matches from AFCON. As a Nation, Nigeria, DSTV has become the eye of the Nation, as big as we are, blackout from Multichoice is blackout in Nigeria. Sad!

No Institution can invest on a large scale in the Media, big enough to guarantee our access to information, breaking this long-term monopoly? Too bad.

seunjungle1:
Is Aregbesola not part of them again?

Aregbe-se"wetin"?

Ko jooor.

2024 Year of Redemption- Christ Embassy.

Welcome to your best year ever.

Redeemed from bandages and illegitimate treaties.

Kindly share the Theme from your church.

PornLegend:
Read the topic.
As for me, my own na this type of gown/dress
Oh lord, if my woman wears this thing come enter room with me, I fit promise am anything I swear
My brain wee kiss switch off

What about you?

Guy, the question is does your babe has the shape, else even if she wears ten of the cloth but shapeless all na wash.

officialwdhtv:
U.K. Based Nigerian Lady in shock after a white man asked to split bills while on a date.

Take a listen!!!

#wetindeyhappentv


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jZ-tEKZA0x4

The earlier you know that an average European is poor the better.

The difference between us and them is that they have functional institutions and accountability in public institutions.

Make that present in Nigeria and nobody will relocate but go only on vacation.

What fraud has joined together.

Try & stay safe at all times, even the Dr. In Israel conveniently wears three layers of necklaces to attend to the traumatised, injured and the dead.

Ofodirinwa:
A 1 canopy backyard cookout of 20 people caused all of this noise? How many Yoruba people are eating Egusi as I type this?

On this one, I beg yo differ, I do not know for how long Igbo have been eating Egusi, but I grew up to know Egusi from my village in Ekiti, we grow and harvest it and used to have a festive period that the only acceptable soup is Egusi made in a special way.

In fact, we call it Egunsi.

We shouldn't forget that we are one people separated by tribe and tongues, we shouldn't turn Egusi war yo Jollof rice.

See Good thing love good thing, live and let's live.

Amala to the World!!!

Typicool8:
This news is meant to fool agbado supporters but not sane nigerians

On which ever side you are, they are talking about your Country and president, so listen attentively. Okay!

If President Tinubu is to advise Netanyahu and Abbas on the ongoing war, what do you think he should tell them? - Opinion Poll.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-msES-ufMig?si=_2bpBifdwzYhrEas

LACKLUSTRE ADESANYA LOSES BELT TO SEAN STRICKLAND

Sean Strickland drops Israel Adesanya with a punch in the first round of the UFC middleweight championship fight during the UFC 293 event at Qudos Bank Arena on Sept. 10, 2023 in Sydney, Australia.

Sean Strickland dropped and nearly finished Israel Adesanya late in the first round of their middleweight title fight Sunday in Sydney, Australia, in the main event of UFC 293.

Strickland then went on to score one of the biggest upsets in UFC history by winning a unanimous decision over Adesanya largely by defusing Adesanya’s offense. It was a jab and a right hand and a great defense that led Strickland to the win.

Judges scored it 49-46 on all cards for Strickland. Adesanya had the second round.

A blistering straight right hand dropped Adesanya hard late in the first round. Strickland was on top of him immediately and firing away, but referee Marc Goddard gave Adesanya a lot of leeway and he survived the round.

But Strickland continually marched forward, kept his guard up and never allowed Adesanya to get untracked.

When the bout ended, Strickland shouted at Adesanya and then raised his arms and sprinted around the cage in celebration.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/sports.yahoo.com/amphtml/ufc-293-israel-adesanya-loses-middleweight-title-in-stunning-upset-vs-sean-strickland-043317598.html