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When I was a kid , I was told that if ur teeth fall , trow it to the nearest zinc house , Lizard will swallow it and it will come back...but if u mistakenly trow it to the floor n rat swallow it , u will have gap teeth...

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Limpopo star, Kcee, got the embarrassment of his
life recently while on his American tour when cab
drivers quizzed him on the fate of the Chibok girls
who were kidnapped by Boko Haram in April. Kcee
shared his experience during a press conference to
unveil PMAN’s peace pet project tagged Lighting
Up The Unity Flame, at PMAN office, Opebi,
Lagos, earlier in the week.
“I was thoroughly embarrassed in the US a couple
of days ago while I was on tour. In New York, the
airport cab driver who took me to my hotel, as
soon as he discovered I was Nigerian asked, ‘have
they found those girls.’ I was so embarrassed I
had nothing to say. Again it happened in Los
Angeles when another cab man asked me the same
question. Can you imagine a cab man saying that?
It was very embarrassing and I realised that
whether we like it or not, where ever we find
ourselves in the world, we must defend the image of
our country but we have to start from the very
source of this problems.”
According to the singer, it was a reflection of the
fact that indeed a lot was wrong about the image
of the country.
“That’s the reason I have come out to support
PMAN today as it unveils its pet project which is
the lighting of the unity flame. Today it is Ebola,
tomorrow it is Boko Haram and before you say
jackie Robinson, its kidnapping. We all need to
pull our resources together to make change, we
have the capacity to do that.”
Initiated by PMAN, the Lighting Up The Unity
Flame train will travel around the country before
climaxing on October 1 with a National Peace
Concert at the Nnamdi Azikiwe National Stadium,
Abuja, on Independence Day October 1.
The event also witnessed the lighting of the Flame
of hope by the Chairman of the association’s
Caretaker Committee, Kevin Lucciano Gabriel, who
was assisted by Kcee, Daddy Showkey,
Brownbread and Harrysong among a host of other
artistes.


Source : http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=76925

SCIENTISTS say they have found how the lethal Ebola
virus blocks and disables the body’s ability to battle
infections in a discovery that should help the search for
potential cures and vaccines.
A group of scientists in the United States found that
Ebola carries a protein called VP24 that interferes with a
molecule called interferon, which is vital to the immune
response.
“One of the key reasons that Ebola virus is so deadly is
because it disrupts the body’s immune response to the
infection,” said Chris Basler of the Icahn School of
Medicine at Mount Sinai, New York, who worked on the
study. “Figuring out how VP24 promotes this disruption
will suggest new ways to defeat the virus.”
The team, lead by Gaya Amarasinghe from Washington
University School of Medicine, found that VP24 works by
stopping something called “transcription factor STAT1”
– which carries interferon’s antiviral message – from
entering the nucleus of a cell and initiating an immune
response.
“This study shows just how nefarious the Ebola virus can
be,” said Ben Neuman, a virologist at Britain’s university
of Reading who was not directly involved in this study.
“Ebola virus carries a small tool that intercepts the cell’s
distress signals, and when this happens, it disables some
of the most useful machinery that our bodies have for
fighting Ebola. That leaves the body with only crude
defences that are less effective at stopping the virus, and
end up causing much of the damage that can eventually
lead to death.”
Ebola is one of the most deadly diseases known in
humans and has a case fatality rate of up to 90 percent.
In the current epidemic in West Africa, the virus has
infected more than 1,800 people. So far, 1,013 of these
have died the vast majority in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra
Leone.

source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/scientists-discover-ebola-virus-disables-immune-response/

Mother and son are put under medical supervision after the
woman developed a fever and vomiting on the journey to
Istanbul
ISTANBUL
A woman showing symptoms of the Ebola virus has been
put under segregation after arriving at Istanbul’s Ataturk
International Airport.
The Nigerian woman and her four-year-old son were on a
Turkish Airlines flight from Lagos in Nigeria to Istanbul
on Tuesday when the mother, named as 32-year-old
Stella Omorowa by the airline, told the cabin crew she
was feeling unwell.
Both mother and son were transferred to a nearby
hospital after the mother showed symptoms of fever and
vomiting.
They arrived in Istanbul to catch a connecting flight to
Barcelona, Spain.
Ebola, a contagious disease for which there is no definite
treatment or cure, has been responsible for more than
1,000 deaths in West Africa since and the latest
outbreak in February. The virus has been largely confined
to Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone except two deaths in
Nigeria and a health worker who died in Spain on
Tuesday.
In a statement, the Turkish Health Ministry said the
passengers were taken under supervision as a precaution,
adding that it was too early to say if they have the virus.
“Since they are coming from an Ebola-affected country,
Nigeria, the Health Ministry is taking every possibility
into account,” the statement said.
Last week, Turkish Health Minister Mehmet Muezzinoglu
said Turkey does not face any risk from Ebola. He told
reporters that Turkey had taken measures against any
possible outbreak but did not give any details of the
precautions.
The tropical fever, which first appeared in 1976 in Sudan
and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, can be
transmitted to humans from wild animals and also spreads
through contact with the body fluids of an infected
person.
Doctors say common symptoms of Ebola include high
fever and headaches, followed by vomiting and internal and
external bleeding.

Source: http://www.aa.com.tr/en/rss/372427--suspected-ebola-case-at-istanbul-airport

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ABIDJAN (AFP) – The Ivory Coast announced Monday
that it has banned all flights from countries hit by the
deadly Ebola virus.
The government said in a statement that it has banned all
carriers from transporting passengers from these countries.
It has also suspended flights by its national airline to and
from these locations

source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2014/08/ebola-ivory-coast-bans-flights-nigeria-others/

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