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The SheTrades in the Commonwealth programme aims to increase economic growth and job creation in Commonwealth countries by increasing the participation of women-owned businesses in international trade. The project is funded by the UK Department for International Development and implemented by the International Trade Centre (ITC) under the framework of the SheTradesInitiative.

The Opportunity
Under the SheTrades in the Commonwealth programme, selected women-owned businesses, business support organizations and corporations will benefit from a wide range of opportunities to expand their business and jointly advance women economic empowerment.

For Women-Owned Business
Get connected to potential buyers, investors, suppliers and business support organizations;
Learn new skills to boost your business potential through our free-of-cost and tailored e-learning courses, on-site workshops and webinars;
Receive support to attend national, regional and international trade fairs;
Participate in B2B meetings;
Increase your visibility and enlarge your network in international markets.
Business-Support Organization
Increase your visibility and expand your network in the international arena;
Benefit from customised capacity building activities;
Expand your portfolio of services offered to women-led SMEs;
Contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals and support women’s economic empowerment;
Share, exchange and learn from other institutions.
http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/apply-shetrades-in-the-commonwealth-programme-2019-for-women-owned-businesses

Yahaya Usman Ahmed from Taraba designed and constructed this aeroplane.

, Ahmed is a first class mathematics student from Taraba state.

Thumbs up Yahaya may your shine never fade.



http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/meet-yahaya-usman-ahmed-who-designed--aircraft-from-scratch

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Residents of Bedi community in Bauchi are still battling to recover from shocks over the tragic death of 42year old woman in Bauchi, Hassana Muhammadu, who cut her stomach with a sharp razor due to intense labour pains.

Hassana,an indigene of Bedi village in Ganjuwa local government was married to Mallam Muhammadu Maikudi, a trader and the union was blessed with seven children.



Sources in the village say that Hassana was previously married to another man who she had two children before she remarried Mallam Muhammadu.

Daily Independent reports that the unfortunate incident, which threw the residents of the community into shock, happened on the 27th of January 2019, around 8pm. On that fateful day, there was no inkling that the deceased who served her husband and his friend food earlier in the afternoon will decide to resort to cutting her stomach open because she was suffering from labour pains.



Her husband, who narrated to Daily Independent how the incident happened, said that he was still in shock and could not believe that his wife could go to the extent of taking her own life.

“I got a call from a neighbour that my wife wanted me to come home because she was not feeling well. When I got home, I met her in intense labour pains, so I decided to call a traditional birth attendant who can assist her with the labour, but my wife insisted that I should call her junior sister who lives nearby to attend to her.

“So I went to look for her junior sister who followed me to the house. On getting inside the room, her sister shouted and called me to come to the room. When I got into the room, I saw my wife in a pool of blood with her stomach ripped open as result of a sharp razor blade with which she used to cut her stomach open because she was in pains”
http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/labour-pains-bauchi-woman-rips-stomach-open-with-razor-blade

Presidential candidate of PDP, Atiku Abubakar was asked a question on alcohol, smoke and women.
Here is the hilarious answer he Gave!
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Are you a student and young professionals between the ages of 18-35 with an exceptional idea? Can your idea compete with other across the globe? Apply for ideas for action competition by World Bank today.

Registration: Registration is now open!

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Eligibility: Students and young professionals between the ages of 18-35 years from around the world are invited to participate.

http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/apply-for-world-banks-ideas-for-action-competition

Determination or desperation?

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This one has passed the audition already.........See the spirit*.

We could have lost him today but Mercy said No..... �
It was mercy of God that Kept Our VP Prof Yemi Osinbajo alive after his helicopter crash landed.

We are safe and sound! Thank you to everyone who has expressed concern and thank you to the crew who managed the situation well.

We believe that God will continue to keep us and Nigeria safe even as we go higher.

We continue #NextLevelEngagements in Kabba, Kogi State.

This were the statetment Prof Yemi Osinbajo wrote on his twitter Handle

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Woman Dies Hours After Giving Birth to Five Babies

Emmanuel Ezunu, Head, Clinical Services and Training, Federal Medical Centre (FMC), Asaba, has confirmed the death of a housewife who died 15 hours after she was delivered of a set of quintuplet.

Mr Ezunu who made the confirmation to News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Asaba, said Chukwunonso Onyejekwe, 29, died of complications after delivery.



According to him, the deceased suffered acute respiratory failure and died after a successfulCesarean Session (CS) delivery.

NAN gathered that late Mrs Onyejekwe was delivered of a set of five female babies.

Mr Ezumu said that the woman was brought into the hospital as an un-booked patient, and due to her emergency condition, she was taken straight to the theatre.

“The woman in question was brought to the FMC, on the 28th of January 2019, un-booked; that is to say, she was not a registered patient here.


“Also, when she came, we noticed that her blood pressure was so high and the condition put her in a high risk for a normal delivery.

“So, we recommended a caesarean session for safe delivery and she was moved to the theatre for an emergency CS,” he said.

According to the medical officer, the woman never knew she was carrying a set of five babies.

He said late Mrs Onyejekwe told the hospital that the last scan she had revealed she was carrying a set of triplet.

Mr Ezunu said that doctors in the hospital successfully delivered the woman of a set of quintuplet at about 9 p.m. same day.

“We delivered the woman of a set of quintuplet, but moments after the delivery she developed respiratory failure.

“We had to rush her to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) where doctors and nurses battled unsuccessfully to stabilise her deteriorating condition.

“Unfortunately, the woman gave up at about noon the next day,” he narrated.

Also speaking, Oyefara Babatunde, the Head of Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology in the hospital, corroborated Mr Ezunu’s position on the unfortunate incident.

Mr Babatunde, whose department handled the emergency delivery, disclosed that the babies were 31 weeks old upon delivery.

He said after the delivery the woman twice suffered cardiac arrest in a space of thirty minutes while at the ICU.

“After delivery, the woman developed a respiratory problem known as Pulmonary Throb Embolism (PTE).

“It is a complication that has to do with difficulty in breathing. We tried to stabilise her and while we were battling with that she fell into cardiac arrest.

http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/woman-dies-hours-after-giving-birth-to-five-babies

Angry’ Governor Ajimobi Lambasts Those Who Didn’t Stand Up To Greet Him

In what people say it is his usual manner, outgoing Governor Abiola Ajimobi has, again, been caught on tape lambasting those who didn’t stand up to greet him at an event

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The video, which was recorded by one of the ‘top’ guests, is currently trending on the social media.

A dramatic scene has played out at an interactive session organised by APC governorship candidate after he was confronted by a woman.

The All Progressives Congress governorship candidate for Lagos state, Babajide Sanwo-Olu, was left dazed on Sunday after a lady that attended his interactive session confronted him during the event.

The incident happened during an interactive session with some residents of the state where he granted them the opportunity to ask questions on his plans for the state should he win the governorship election.

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The Internet is a vast place that’s constantly changing. There are millions upon millions of websites that you can visit each day, some of which are useful and others a waste of time. When you find a helpful website, it’s a good idea to bookmark it, because it’s easy to forget about it when you need it the most.

The list of the most useful websites on the Internet is probably different for every person. However, the sites that we will show you below should come in handy to everyone at one point or another. >>>Read More<<<
https://www.olawapmedia.com.ng/2019/01/7-most-useful-websites-everyone-should.html

A shocking and disgusting video has emerged online showing the moment a pressed woman defecated in a home kitchen.

The obtained from CCTV cameras installed in a house, shows the woman, pick a plastic bag from scattered utensils in the sink which she later pooed in

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Former President Olusegun Obasanjo has said those in the present administration will not only go to jail, they will go to hell if their corrupt acts are exposed.


He also explained why he forgave an ex-Vice-President and Peoples Democratic Party’s presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, in an interview with the BBC Yoruba monitored by our correspondents.



Comparing Atiku with President Muhammadu Buhari, Obasanjo said his former deputy, though not a messiah, was far better than the incumbent President.

He said, “What I am saying is that where we are today; our present situation, if you look at those who are there today and our boss (Buhari), I insist that Atiku will do better than them.



“This is not a prophecy. Those in government today, if we expose them, all of them will enter hell; they will not only go to jail. They will go to hell. Whoever that God does not expose his sins to the public is the person whose secret is kept.”

Obasanjo, however, said he was not privy to the plans of Atiku if he became Nigeria’s next President.



He said, “I did not say he (Atiku) will behave like Jesus. I did not say he will behave like Prophet Muhammed, but he will do better, in fact twice better than what we have at present.”

Obasanjo said the President’s performance in the area of the economy was worse than his assessment of his (Buhari) knowledge of the economy in 2015.



The ex-President said Atiku was not an angel but he had atoned for his sins when he came to him in Abeokuta and sought forgiveness.

He said, “Those who talked about what I said about Atiku, what about what I said about Buhari? His performance is even worse than what I thought.

“I said Buhari did not know anything about economy. Have you not seen it? I said he did not know about diplomatic relations, have you not seen it?



Ex-President accuses Buhari of nepotism

While accusing Buhari of nepotism, Obasanjo said the President gave priorities to his ethnic group when appointing people into sensitive positions.

Obasanjo added, “Look at what is happening, the person that is leading us says he cannot appoint any other tribes into the posts he considers sensitive because he does not trust them. If he cannot trust my tribe and your tribe what is the benefit? And he still wants my tribe and your tribe to vote for him. So, he can ask us to vote for him but he cannot trust us to be appointed into sensitive positions. What is sauce for the goose is also sauce for the gander.

From left to right: the iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone X, and and iPhone 8. If you want to buy an iPhone right now, you have eight different options to choose from.

From the brand-new, futuristic iPhone X to the tiny-but-powerful iPhone SE, the current iPhone lineup has a range of devices and price points.

At this point, I've tried all eight of Apple's current iPhones. And although the iPhone X is gorgeous and powerful, it's not the phone I would recommend to most people.

Here's my ranking of all the iPhones you can buy right now >>>Read More Below<<<
https://www.olawapmedia.com.ng/2019/01/top-8-rankings-of-iphones-you-can-use.html

"A man who truly embodied what it means to be a leader, a visionary, and a dreamer..."


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You will likely find wireless routers everywhere you look – in every apartment, house, business and even that sketchy van that is always packed by the river. Having a functional wireless router gives you the ability to connect your computer and mobile devices to a broadband Internet service. Your connection then allows you to share your business data files as well as stream video on Wi-Fi-connected devices.

While you have the option of choosing a wired router, it’s advisable you go for a wireless model so you don’t have to deal with Ethernet cables running all over your place. Don’t forget that wireless routers allow easy access to the Internet for your smartphone and tablet devices.

However, if a device only works via a wired connection, wireless routers feature a built-in switch for this purpose. This leads to the question, what should you look for in a Wi-Fi router while shopping? >>>Read More Below<<<
https://www.olawapmedia.com.ng/2019/01/what-to-look-for-when-purchasing-wi-fi.html

How are we so sure data these telecoms are selling are accurate?
2G will be exhausted in less than 7 days without downloading game of thrones!
How are we sure they are not selling 800MB for 1.5G?�

You will buy one month unlimited Data bundle and after 2 weeks your internet speed will become snail speed and after calling they will say you have passed threshold limit.
But I thought it was meant to be unlimited for one month?

Abeg the regulators of telecom industry should do their job well ooooooo

The value of Nigerian Naira, the country’s official currency has taken a downward slope since the incerption of the administration of Muhammadu Buhari.



It was recently learnt that in 2019, the currency now does far worse than most of its African Counterparts.

Find Below

NAIRA EXCHANGE RATE vs AFRICAN COUNTRIES:
South Africa: Rand 1= 79 Naira
Angola: 1 kwanza = 12 Naira
Botswana: 1 Pula = 28 Naira
Cape Verde: 1 Escudo = 8 Naira
Algeria: 1 Dinar = 12 Naira
Egypt: 1 Pound = 35 Naira
Eritrea: 1 Nakata = 18 Naira
Ethiopia: 1 Birr = 19 Naira
Ghana: 1 Cedi = 56 Naira
Gambia 1 Dalasi = 9 Naira
Kenya: 1 shilling = 6 Naira
Liberia: 1 Dinar = 8 Naira
Lesotho: 1 Loti = 19 Naira
Libya: 1 Dinar = 156 Naira
Morocco: 1 Dirham = 176 Naira
Madagascar: 1 Ariary = 14 Naira
Mauritius: 1 Rupee = 16 Naira
Malawi: 1 kwacha = 21 Naira
Mozambique: 1 Metical = 24 Naira
Namibia: 1 Dollar = 32 Naira
Seychelles: 1 Rupee = 22 Naira
Sudan: 1 pound = 42 Naira
Swaziland: 1 Lilangeri = 19 Naira
Tunisia: 1 Dinar = 150 Naira
Zambia: 1 kwacha = 28 Naira

Even the worst economies of Africa now have more valuable Exchange rate than Nigeria.



Then compared to major foreign currencies.
USA: $1 = N370
EUROPE: €1 = N450
United Kingdom: £1 =N540
http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/shame-see-naira-vs-other-african-countries-currencies-very-poor

You've all been asking for video from @SympLySimi and @adekunleGOLD wedding ❤️Here you go. #SimiGold


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Rotimi Amaechi, director-general of President Muhammadu Buhari Campaign Organisation, has reportedly described Nigeria as hopeless, saying the only way for the country to make progress is for “everybody to be killed”.

According to an audio released by Phrank Shaibu, an aide of Atiku Abubakar, presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Amaechi, who is minister of transportation, said this in a conversation with some journalists.

Listen to the tape here:

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Wife of Ekiti State Governor, Mrs Bisi Fayemi, has welcomed the first babies of the year in the state and paid their hospital bills.

According to a statement on Tuesday by the Press Officer, Office of the Governor’s Wife, the first baby of the year, was a baby boy, born to Mr and Mrs Tope Akilo, at the Comprehensive Health Centre, Sharp Corner, Ido-Ekiti, at 12:04 on Tuesday morning.


She stated that monarch of Ido Ekiti, Olojudo, Oba Ilori Faboro, witnessed the hand over of the baby to Mrs Fayemi.



“The family of Adebayo Aderonke had the second baby of the year at the Okeyinmi Health Centre, Ado Ekiti, the baby is a female who weighed 2.8kg.

“The family of Temitayo and Kehinde Babalola were blessed with the third baby, who was delivered of at 12:09, weighing 2:65, at EKSUTH.

Others, whose hospital bills were settled by the governor’s wife included Afolalu Adeyinka Esther, N109,900: Adaramola Iyabo Linda, N 80,400: Adefola Bola, N104,660: Ayodele Temitayo, N139,600: and Akomolafe Titilayo.

The governor’s wife, who spoke while receiving the first babies, urged women in the state to desist from giving birth to their babies at home as such practice was dangerous and life-threatening.

She said,”Presenting these babies to the First lady of the state is a long-standing tradition.

“We are also saying wherever the people are the government will continue to take care of them and work for their best interest.

Traditionally, we go to the teaching hospitals to receive them, but this year we didn’t have them at the teaching hospital. Babies are blessings from God and nobody knows when they would arrive,” the governor’s wife said.
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Nigerian programmers are really catching up with rest of the in the area of software development.
We now have lots of software you may not know were developed in Nigeria, such as Okadabooks, Moneytor developed by team apt e.tc.
But The one I enjoyed most is 234Office developed by CodePlay Ltd. It's a very easy to use HR and CRM App that helped increase efficiency in office operations.

What other app developed by Nigerians did you enjoy in 2018?

Africans definitely can learn how to remain humble even as leaders from this man.
This man just showed the world that humility is a key ingredient in leadership.

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I just hope our leaders are learning something...

The largest social networking site, Faceboook, has almost 750 million active users worldwide and out of which almost 10 million are Facebookaholics. Well, Facebookaholics is a term given to Facebook addicts. Think you all know that excess of everything is bad.



But excess of Facebook is worse! How? Well, you get hooked to it, escape your work, give less time to your friends (in reality, I mean), if you are a student, you even escape your homework and studies for Facebook. And now if you too are fighting with the addiction to Facebook, here are some tips to free yourself from that.

1. Set a login time

Well, working according to a time table really keeps you organized. So instead of logging in whenever you feel like just set a particular time for that. And yes, the point is to get yourself out of this addiction, so you need to set your logging out time too and limit yourself from stay for too long on Facebook.

2. Try blogging or youtubing

Blog and YouTube are really good and effective remedies for Facebook-addiction. You can blog instead of wasting time on Facebook or you can watch videos on YouTube. Well, blogging can also prove to be addictive sometimes, but I know that if you are a Facebookaholic, it’d be tough for you to be a blogaholic. No worries then!

3. Restrain and withdraw

I mean you have to stop yourself from commenting on anyone’s statuses, on pictures you get tagged in and also you have to resist yourself from updating your own statuses every now and then. You have to withdraw from whatever gives you pleasure and hook you to Facebook. Well, I know that’s really tough for a Facebookaholic, but, you see, in order to overcome this addiction, you have to do that.



4. Engage yourself somewhere else

You can always try engaging yourself somewhere else whenever you feel a strong urge to log in not according to your time table. You can hang out with your friends, can play video games, can try thinking of a new topic to blog on and etc.

5. Delete your account

I know that this point really sounds very dumb and stunning too. Deleting your Facebook profile and losing whole of your friends list and messages is like having a cloud burst above your head, but after all you are doing all this for your own sake only. Well, this is the ultimatum, and I know none of you would try it ever, but if all of them 4 points above fail, and still you are very determined to give up this addiction, try this 5th step, it’s the only way out.

Facebook is a good social networking site yet addictive. Well, if you spend a lotta time on Facebook, it ultimately means that you too are a Facebookaholic! And now it means that you have to think of something to get yourself out from this addiction. Hope this helps you.


http://tellmystory.com.ng/story/5-tips-to-free-yourself-from-facebook-addiction

Jimi agbaje can not do anything for lagosians, although we are not getting much the current government of Ambode compared to Fashola era. That does not mean the next governor will not perform bbetter.

What has Jimi Agbaje done in his private capacity to uplift the suffering of the people in his community in about 12 years he has been trying to become Lagos state governor?
He behaves like an opportunist every election year and goes into hiding once he loses the election only to appear back once another election period is around the corner. All his social media handles become dormant after every election only to become active once election starts again.

What is his vision for lagos state

A woman in China has given birth to two genetically edited baby girls, according to the Associated Press news agency. The aim of the experiment was to create children who are immune to HIV, but it hasn’t yet been independently reviewed or verified.

The experiment has been widely condemned as unethical, even by those who are in favour of using gene editing in eggs, sperm or embryos to prevent diseases in children if it can be done safely.

“If true, this experiment exposes healthy normal children to risks of gene editing for no real necessary benefit,” says ethicist Julian Savulescu at the University of Oxford. “There are many effective ways to prevent HIV in healthy individuals.”

“There is no pressing need for this – it’s totally inappropriate,” says Greg Neely at the University of Sydney, Australia.

HIV enters and infects cells by binding to a protein on the surface called CCR5. The team in China, led by He Jiankui of Southern University of Science and Technology of China in Shenzhen, says it has used the CRISPR gene editing technique to try to disable the gene for CCR5.

Edited genes
One aspect of the experiment that has come under criticism is that we don’t yet know if it is safe to delete both copies of the CCR5 gene – which is involved in immunity – in every cell of the body. “We don’t know what the full effects will be,” says Neely.

Seven pairs of men and women reportedly took part in the experiment. All of the men were HIV-positive, and, according to the Associated Press, each couple was offered free IVF treatment in exchange for participating in what was described on ethical consent forms as an “AIDS vaccine development programme”. The team behind the work says the couples were fully informed about the experiment.

An embryo being given CRISPR machinery
An embryo being given CRISPR machinery
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The sperm from each man was “washed” to rid it of any HIV, and then injected into eggs extracted from their partners. Next, the CRISPR gene editing machinery was injected into the resulting embryos.

In total, the experiment produced 22 embryos. To check that the CRISPR gene editing had worked, a single cell was removed from each embryo and analysed. He says that 16 embryos had successfully been edited, 11 of which were implanted. Only one pregnancy was successfully achieved, and it produced twins.

Of these twins, one is said to have had both their copies of CCR5 disabled. That means that their body won’t make the CCR5 protein, and their cells should be able to resist infection with HIV.

However, according to the Associated Press, the embryo for the second twin only had one copy of CCR5 disabled. This raises ethical questions – why was this embryo still implanted in its mother, given the known risks of gene editing, and the fact that this individual will still be vulnerable to HIV?
http://tellmystory.com.ng/worlds-first-gene-edited-babies-created-by-a-scientist-in-china/

Temitope’s bus was passing through Kaduna to link to Kano, where she had a media summit, when the unfortunate incidence happened. Grateful for life, Temitope detailed her experience on her Facebook page and it reveals the state of security in the country.

We wish her a safe recovery.

She wrote,

Passing through Kaduna State on Sunday 21st of October 2018, to connect to Kano State for a two day Media Dialogue on Equity for the Girl Child Education, I never thought would end up bloody for me..

About 4:35pm, Two times this gentleman who was in the same car with me woke me up and said “Madam stay awake”, I replied him, see I had written stories previous nights before I embarked on this journey. Again this man woke me up and said “madam pls stay awake”.

Then I opened my sleepy eyes very wide and clearly I saw Military officers seated on their vehicles. Suddenly, a fellow passenger like me said “Madam we have been making calls to know the safest road” & I said you mean this road is safe for us all? They all answered Yes. Suddenly at Kaduna By- Pass, I saw a trailer blocking the road and traffic was building up and the driver of the same car I boarded (public transport of of course) beckoned on one of the youths holding a fibre of an iron, of course he responded in Hausa language & another passenger translated this to me that he wanted to find another route out of By- Pass.


Suddenly, a number of the young men sighted me in the car & my driver started pleading with them, telling them ” Da Allah ki ya kuri” ,I was the only female in the car and extremely unusual of me I wore what you saw in the pictures above with an headtie ( turban) that I had on me.

RACE OF MY LIFE
The young men best described as Miscreants’, were more than fifteen. they started hitting the side of the car I was, Actually my head was blank, I couldn’t say one word of prayer, I didn’t panic and I was ready to run the race of my life.

Immediately my fellow passengers took to their heels from the front door and the left door side, then I summoned courage opened the right side door which was already confronted by men holding all manner of irons and stones. My turban ( headtie) fell off, And I started running towards an uncompleted building immediately I realised I could be finished in the building, With heavy stones landing on my back and long metallic objects hitting my body from people running after me ,I turned an thought of crossing the Gutters on Kaduna by – Pass.

O Yes I fell down with the heaviness & marathon of stones landing on my body then I watched myself being LYNCHED with all manners of iron rods, sticks and i was being stoned at the same time.

Nobody dared stopped these youths from stoning me neither was I rescued from their hands. I actually saw one of them videoing what they were doing to me & I sincerely was running within me to catch up with breathe. Death is Painful.

I suddenly didn’t feel the hitting of the irons on my body again & the stones were no longer making sounds to me. I was hearing ,Jesus is Lord inside my Head clearly as if with a mega phone, I was seeing my mother’s, my Son & my daughter’s faces all at the same time & somehow I kept hearing in my head that all they were doing was not up to Labour Pains.

I crawled inside the gutters, of course I was already almost inside the Gutters by by-Pass. I felt peace in my body & I found solace inside the Gutters. I saw these youths gathered on the other side, I blurringly saw a crowd of men watching me, And I saw clearly one of them carrying a stone with his two hands right over me, I raised up one hand pleading to him& making gestures appealing. That was the last I saw.

HEAVY SLEEP OVER POWERED ME
Heavy & Deep Sleep came over me inside the Gutters, the thing overpowered me & I watched my hand threw away, from this moment I didn’t know what happened again, I cannot tell what, where & anything about me again. I don’t know what switched me off. I was completely switched off.

Till I woke up at AMRULLAH Hospital (also along Kaduna by-Pass ) on a stretcher, I started talking telling them I am a Journalist with Voice of Nigeria and I was only passing by Kaduna State to attend a Media Dialogue in Kano State. I attempted standing from the stretcher my body didn’t respond. I was asked for phone numbers , Heaven helped me to remember my younger sister’s number & the father of my children’s number.

AMRULLAH Hospital …
Totally to my rescue, about six drips including flagyl & All manners were set into my system. I was revived, Head suturing were done, the young Muslim doctor was crying while suturing my head, hospital attendants were cleaning stretcher stained with my blood. Everybody was put on guard. The Miscreants traced me to the hospital & demanded that the lady brought in should be released by the hospital to be killed. This Muslim hospital saved me, hided me away from them & I realised I was kept in a ward locked with a nurse who was given instructions not to open the ward to anyone she possibly didn’t know the voice. Only the Hospital Manager, the doctor on duty & two nurses were given access to where I was.

2nd Day
I asked the only face I saw when I woke up from the “deep sleep”, I said Pls who brought me. He looked at me with tears filled in his eyes & said A JTF Member brought you life-less. He said, “We rejected you because you were not breathing and demanded he should not drop your body with us”

The AMRULLAH Hospital Manager said when we refuse to take you; the JTF Man dropped you on our stretcher & said you could come back that we should try.

AMRULLAH Hospital treated me & stabilised me. Then A thousand plus calls came on the Hospital Managers’ Phone, they said My Family Members were dead alive & Colleagues had sleepless night.

VON DELIVERED ME WHOLE TO MY FAMILY

Spending three days in Kaduna State at the heat of the crisis wasn’t easy at all for my family.(Though Hajia Asmau’s presence created relief for my mother) VON sent an official car with the office nurse and armed men escorted my scattered body with my breathe intact out of Kaduna town . I was exchanged into VON official car @Kaduna Toll gate.

I do have a lot to say about Kaduna State October 2018 crises. While recuperating & bn on bed rest. I think when my Nurse ( My mum’s eyes ) are few times away from me) I think about being carried from the Gutters by an Unknown Possibly Muslim JTF Member, I think about AMRULLAH Hospital ( a complete Muslim hospital who God used to stabilise me after coming out of deep sleep & yet not delivering me into the hands of the Hot Headed Miscreants, I think about the safety of Nigerian road users TRAVELLERS in the midst of CRISIS across Nigeria

So many thoughts feeling my sutured head but I sure must put all these thoughts down…

That I am Alive alone for now, I am grateful to God Almighty.
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A medical expert, Ms Maymuna Abubakar, has advised women against using “push up brassieres” so as to relax the muscles of their breasts for a healthy living.
Abubakar, an Assistant Director, Nursing Services, Abubakar Tafawa Balewa Teaching Hospital, Bauchi, gave the advice while speaking with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Friday.

According to her, relaxing breasts muscles will prevent various ailments which could affect the breast.

She advised women to avoid using tight and trending brassieres which she referred to as ‘push ups’.

“The muscles of the breast need to rest. So, women and young girls should please allow their breasts to rest when at home.

“We should also clean the breast region thoroughly and regularly.

“We should endeavour to change our brassieres regularly and avoid sleeping while still wearing them,” she said.
http://tellmystory.com.ng/avoid-push-up-bras-for-healthy-living-expert-warns-women/