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Thats no que, as 4 d screening u cant pass those who are ahead of u n mind its d same screening every1 must do |
Parents and intending parents in the house, please take note of this. this lil angel pictured above was left blind in one eye after a family friend forgot to turn off his camera flash while taking a close-up photograph. Doctors said the three-month-old, who has not been named, has suffered irreparable damage from the flash of the camera, which was held about 10 inches away from the baby boy. The parents noticed that there was something wrong with their baby's vision soon after the photograph was taken, reported the People's Daily Online. Following the incident, the baby suffered from reduced vision in his left eye and blindness in his right eye. The damage is said to be permanent and cannot be fixed with surgery, DailyMailUK adds. The strong flash has damaged cells on the macula, which is the part of the eye where incoming light rays are focused. Damage to the macula can lead to the loss of central vision, which allows people to see straight ahead. The macula is not fully developed until children are four, meaning youngsters are very sensitive to strong light.Experts have said that while babies will shut their eyes when exposed to light on reflex, just milliseconds of strong light can cause permanent damage. They added that parents should be careful of strong bathroom lights when their babies are taking a bath. It is not clear whether the family friend will face any legal action following the incident. What would you do if you were this baby's mum or dad? http://www..com/talk/topic,270513.0.html
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Dont drink and drive, dont use ur fone whild driving and avoid check points when u no get necessary documents cus police don collect vio n frsc work |
Y she cover chest bcus i know say abs no fit dey like that without d chest. Boobs turned to cement |
Prevention is better than cure, hold una ear ooo |
So no more AM express but good morning. Lets hear what our presido has for d country |
But na woman born u and d great men u talking about. Y not just say be careful around women |
The guy is wearing the jeans the girl's footwear made it clear. |
The 2nd pic the man on whit suit b like alinko(papa ajasco) |
Change the only thing constant, d girl behind d new looks would soon surface |
So na ewedu Seun tell Tonto say him want for afternoon |
Njoying his dad car as e b like say d car no d move |
Comparing urself to a football team, why not add 8 more to ruin ur life. |
Chewing the bottom of the pen is done more than d cover |
Like d saying who first buy motor na d person buy old model. |
If the guy puts on d engagement ring wetin d girl go put on. D girl is tapping from orubebe brain |
This is small, i know a lieutenant whose post is in kano, if u c his mansion in ....... State den u go know say military dey use boko make money |
bunmioguns:firewood |
That white part in the tape was the jubulani ball in canta tournaments |
Ashampolo(aka OP) n Mr cock (aka commentator) u guys made me laff. Insult with no offense |
waffle:You left Nigeria just to interview people in the UK, what's wrong with the 36 states and Abuja. NSC and NFF the most un serious ministry. |
Amaka usoji Nonso tailor ne be yard |
HungerBAD:step dad, d learnt it from there mom. Remember d fruit does not fall far from the tree |
1.Vector 2. Sinzu 3. Reminise 4. Olamide 5. Mode 9 |
Fayose |
INTROVERT:Ok, was just wondering why not signatures but names |
Why the latest trend were some past and present CBN governors and Directors of currency operations use their names as signatures on the naira. Is it because it's our currency and for there selfish publicity or the don't have signatures the use with there personal account. |
National assembly members would never pass such law, the simple way is by holding those representing ur constituency. If una catch una decide either him give una d money or help am go 6feet. |
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