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Hi guys,
I want to help those who are interested in starting a new profitable business and also make it very easy for you.

I import very nice quality designers Tshirts and then I supply in bulk wholesale packages to resellers. There is the bulk wholesale package of 50 mix Tshirts for N75,000 and the package of 100 mix for N100,000.

If you are interested in this very profitable business venture kindly send me a PM to get more details. Please note that my warehouse is located in Mabuchi Ultra Modern Market, Abuja and I can also supply to you in any part of Nigeria without any issues. Building trust and a long term business relationship is what I look forward to.

-Security Camera that can be installed easily like light bulbs.
-One that can drive in the desired direction by phone and see the surroundings.
- can send a voice message
-will accept memory cards
-You can view the camera lens with your phone  in the direction you want to move 360degree.
-One that can use data and hotspot on a phone.

If interested kindly send PM for more details.

Thank you.

She Delivered Safely… Then D!ed Because She Didn’t Pass Urine. This Is Why Every Woman Needs To Read This and Never Forget It!

Everything went well.
The baby came out crying.
She smiled weakly and whispered, “Thank You, Jesus.
Everyone rejoiced. Nurses cleaned her up, family took pictures, husband called everyone “She has delivered o!

But within hours… everything changed.
She started feeling pain in her lower tummy.
She said, “I want to urinate, but it’s not coming out.”
They thought it was normal.
They gave her water, told her to try again.

Minutes turned to hours…
Her tummy kept swelling.
Her face changed.
She became restless.
Then she stopped talking.

By the time the nurses rushed in, her bladder had burst.
Urine had leaked inside her abdomen.
Her body went into shock.
They tried but it was too late.

Many people don’t know this, but after delivery, passing urine is a must!
If a new mother doesn’t urinate within a few hours after childbirth it’s an emergency!

The womb and bladder are neighbours.
During labour, the bladder can get weak or compressed.
When urine builds up and can’t come out, pressure increases and the bladder can tear or burst.

That simple act of “I haven’t urinated since delivery” can mean life or d£ath.

So please, my dear pregnant women and new mothers:
After giving birth, always try to pass urine.
If it doesn’t come out, tell your nurse or midwife immediately.
Don’t say “It’s small matter.”
Don’t delay, every minute counts!

You carried life for 9 months… you deserve to live to raise that life.
Let no woman d!e from something that could have been prevented.

Have you ever heard of a woman who couldn’t urinate after childbirth?
Share your thoughts below you could save another mother’s life today.

Written by Preshcute utonwa as seen in her Facebook page.