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Good topic! It will educate both men and women who want to modify their looks. FP things.

In recent times, Ghanaian couples have started something rather intriguing: husbands have started sponsoring their wives to go in for better shaped and firmer breasts with straight-pointed nipples just like those of the Umoja Dancers of South Africa, NEWS-ONE has gathered.

The information reveals that the “in thing” now is that apart from the search for firmer boobs, men are also sponsoring their partners to reshape their buttocks, make their stomachs
flatter and generally enhance their body shape.

The practice, known as liposuction, is done right here in Ghana and is said to be the secret of several Ghanaian ladies who seem to be growing younger and sexier than their actual ages.

Men generally enjoy an ego boost when told how pretty their partners appear and this may be why they are willing to pay for this new body enhancement phenomenon. Checks from the only hospital in Ghana where liposuction is done showed that most of the women
returned to give enviable testimonies of how their marriages had become better, with their husbands loving them even more, after going through procedure.

Dr. Dominic Obeng-Andoh of the Obengfo Hospital at Weija in Accra told NEWS-ONE that “this has actually saved many marriages from collapse. There are many women who are crying silently that they do not like the shape of their body and this is eating them up but after the procedure we do here, they get some self-confidence, inner satisfaction and are very proud of how they look. Nothing shows they have done lipo and no one can see. So yes, couples have confirmed they are happier after the procedure.”

Asked if the procedure was done for only women, Dr. Obeng-Andoh said it
could be done for men also. “Even men with breasts that look that those of women can now have treatment to make them look normal. People no longer have to worry and have nightmares about the size and shape
of their body because we now have the treatment in Ghana. It takes some maximum of four hours and you remain awake all through the procedure.”

He said his facility now has some of the most modern equipment in liposuction and that he performs buttocks lifts, advanced body sculpt, thigh/hip lifts, liposuction, scarless boob enhancement and could even make pot bellies disappear for both men and women.

“We sit here in Ghana and watch others on TV appearing very fit with flat tummy although they have children and we wonder what they have done to their bodies. It is not all,about exercises. Many of them have done some of these things but until recently it was not possible to do it here.

“This is good. If you do not like the shape of your body and it is bothering you, change it. It can be changed within one to four hours. You would be awake through the pain-free procedure and walk home with very minimal and hard to recognize traces that you have even done something.”

Source: NEWS-ONE

http://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/entertainment/artikel.php?ID=297415

UIA04: is that not the woman in Gino advert and the girl standing

Yes they are.

nathandrake: In case of next time this is what a U.S drone looks like

These ones are combat drones

Maybe he was using the prototype of Dana airline.

oluswaggz: Naso dem dull for d country reach?

I wonder!

Olastep: one word







BAD!

I agree

Nomski0: Whoa! Not a single one?

Yes oo

oluswaggz: Naso dem dull for d country reach?

Please I am not good at giving links. Visit the website: www.bbcnews.com/Africa

ChigbunduE: Give a link to this story...

m.bbc.co.uk/news/world africa-23843578?post_id=1290909340_10201350522706980

Unbelievable!

Liberia's education minister says she finds it hard to believe that not a single candidate passed this year's university admission exam.

Nearly 25,000 school-leavers failed the test for admission to the University of Liberia, one of two state-run universities.

The students lacked enthusiasm and
did not have a basic grasp of English, a university official told the BBC. Liberia is recovering from a brutal civil war that ended a decade ago.

'Dreams shattered'

President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, a Nobel peace laureate, recently acknowledged that the education system was still "in a mess", and much needed to be done to improve it.

Many schools lack basic education material and teachers are poorly qualified, reports the BBC's Jonathan Paye-Layleh from the capital, Monrovia.

However, this is the first time that every single student who wrote the exam for a fee of $25 (£16) has failed, our reporter says.

It means that the overcrowded university will not have any new first-year students when it reopens next month for the academic year. Students told him the result was unbelievable and their dreams had been shattered, our reporter adds.

Education Minister Etmonia David-
Tarpeh told the BBC Focus on Africa
programme that she intended to meet university officials to discuss the failure rate.

"I know there are a lot of weaknesses in the schools but for a whole group of people to take exams and every single one of them to fail, I have my doubts about that," Ms David-Tarpeh said. "It's
like mass murder."

Ms David-Tarpeh said she knew some of the students and the schools they attended.

"These are not just schools that will give people grades. I'd really like to see the results of the students," she added.

University spokesman Momodu Getaweh told Focus on Africa that the university stood by its decision, and it would not be swayed by "emotion".

"In English, the mechanics of the language, they didn't know anything about it. So the government has to do something," he said.

"The war has ended 10 years ago now. We have to put that behind us and become realistic."

Source: bbc

I was amazed yesterday to see a lot of Nigerians in Accra. They are gradually taking over Accra. If u don't like us, don't come.

Girl you need a Man in your life not medicine!

I'll pay any amount for quality and consistency!

Sagytarius: House rent of 84k (x4 occupants)= N336000 for 3-bedroom apartment Na bulletproof house?

Lolz

Well done Ghana navy

Please I don't know whether this is the right place to paste this. Forgive ne if I am wrong

Mr Mark Owen Woyongo,
Minister of Defence, has lauded
the Ghana Navy for its
meritorious work which had led
to it being adjudged the Best
Performing Navy in West Africa
for 2013 by the Security Watch
Africa Magazine.

He said the Ghanaian coast had
become an island of stability in
the turbulent Gulf of Guinea
maritime domain which had
earned it the respect of all
interested in maritime issues.
Mr Woyongo said this on Friday
during a sod-cutting ceremony
for the construction of phase
two of the Naval Headquarters.
The project, when completed, would
have a Command Block,
Administration Block, Operations and
Supply Block, a Library, a Technical
Office, a Museum, Conference
Rooms, Cafeteria and other ancillary
facilities.

He commended the Navy for the
arrest of MV Mustard which was
found to have been used to siphon
fuel off MV Cotton, a ship that had
been hijacked off the coast of Gabon,
and another ship which was found to
contain over 400 kilogrammes of
cocaine.

He added that due to diligent work
by the Ghana Navy, the coast of
Ghana had not witnessed a single
pirate attack throughout the year
making the country a safe haven for
ships waiting to go to ports in
neighbouring countries.

Chief of Naval Staff (CNS) Rear
Admiral Geoffrey Mawuli Biekro, said
a blue-print for the construction of a
new office complex was produced in
1996.

He expressed appreciation to private
organisations and individuals for
coming to the aid of the Ghana Navy
by helping them with funds and
building materials to now continue
with the construction of the office
complex.

He said the Navy recognised the
heavy responsibility upon its
shoulders and the expectations of the
country and pledged their readiness
to ensure safety and security of all
vital national assets at sea.

He commended Government for its
commitment to the Navy despite
limited resources, citing the
acquisition of ships in recent years,
the upgrading of the Navy’s
workshop at Sekondi and other
planned acquisitions that had
received the Government’s approval.

Source: GNA

Africans we are BIG hypocrites!! Those insultingly this girl by now have pulled out their vasline from their drowers. What happen nxt is known to all of us here.

That will be good considering the fact that she needs someone to burn her fat.

Corruption is the most mentioned word too!

speedyboi: See kweshion.

Fact is they shouldn't bother! Why? Because Nigerians are not animation type of people. I for one can't imagine myself spending my cash to go see a cartoon at the cinema. I'm just not a fan. Other Nigerians think cartoons are for kids. So it's not a good idea for the business aspect.

That's the same reason bollywood doesn't make animations. It just doesn't make sense to make things that you've got no audience for.

They nake a lot if cartoons. Ever watched Delhi safari?

THEY RUN OUT OF LUCK

SMART GUYS!

Three Nigerians who allegedly cloned visa cards and unlawfully withdrew money from the bank accounts of several individuals have been arrested by the Cantonments District Police in Accra.

The suspects — Tony Anderson, businessman; Seun Okhon, student, and Kelvin Benedict Aesida, a car dealer — are said to have illegally withdrawn a total of GH¢22,450.

Cloning of cards means the creation of identical cards.

Illegal immigration status

Briefing the Daily Graphic, the Cantonments District Police Commander, Superintendent of Police Mr Alex Kumangtani, said the suspects had so far failed to prove their professional status with the requisite documents.

He further stated that the suspects did not have passports or any documents from the Ghana Immigration Service, making their stay in Ghana illegitimate.

According to Mr Kumangtani, the suspects belonged to a complex criminal network that specialised in cloning visa cards for criminal activities.

The modus operandi

He said the suspects executed their illegal but well-crafted plan by installing electronic devices at several automated teller machine (ATM) centres.

These included a rectangular-shaped device that contains two mobile phone batteries, a camera lens and some wires.

Mr Kumangtani said that particular device was installed at the upper section of the ATM and it captured the code number of an ATM card when it was being used by an unsuspecting ATM subscriber.

Another device, which he said was green and oval shaped, was installed at the card insertion point on the ATM.

He said that device retrieved all the security data on the ATM card used by the unsuspecting card user.

Those two devices, according to Mr Kumangtani, enabled the suspects to transfer all security details of an original ATM card onto another fake card for onward illegal money withdrawals and purchases.

Arresting the criminals

According to Mr Kumangtani, on November 23, 2013, the three suspects went to a mobile phone shop at the Accra Mall and purchased five phones, valued at GH¢22,450, using nine cloned visa cards.

The Retail Manager of the shop, on satisfying himself that the suspects were acting suspiciously, called the police.

When they were arrested, a thorough search was conducted on them and items suspected to be cloned visa cards were found on them.

NIGERIA! NIGERIA! NIGERIA! HOW MANY TIMES DID I CALL UNA?,,,,,3 TIME OGA,,,,,,,, IT'S TIME YOUR ANCESTORS DELIVER THIS COUNTRY OR ELSE ONE DAY WE'LL ALL WAKE UP AND FOUND OUT THAT ONE BIG BELLE POLITICIAN HAS SOLD YOU. MTCHEEEEW!!!! OGA, NA TODAY I WAS SOLD SINCE!

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