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This Timi Frank of a person is a confusionist and complete sycophant. He always seems to be happy seeing party leaders fighting and going naughty by washing their dirty linen in the public and social media. He did same during the face-off that ensued between Tinibu and Oyegun.

Sorry o

Only ginger with all these active ingredients

Are you kidding me, like seriously! What an interesting story!



Pls, what's the title of the novel?

This is wow

Because they are just desperately wicked

God bless Obaseki
God bless Edo State

It is well with Obaseki

It is well

Like seriously! U can't be kidding me right here

Good one

Nice one

Never knew queen Idia's head was once used In our currency note

Thank God for their lives

There is good oooo

So awful to the sight

Hmmmn

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Colourful to behold

@OP we have just been made to understand by his Royal Majesty Omo n Oba n' Edo uku Akpolopkolor Oba Eware II, which I would want the op to correct, that OROMINYAN was an Oba in Benin Kingdom who started the second dynasty and later left the thrown because, he had no knowledge of the mystic and traditions of the Benin Empire as it was then. Therefore, there have been 40th Obas from the reign of Oba Orominyan who started the second dynasty to the presently coronated Oba. Cumilatively, from the reign of first dynasty Obas to second dynasty Obas as it was just now, were put at 80th Obas who have ruled the land of Igodomigodo (Benin Kingdom).

Scientists and researchers have identified plastic bottles to be dangerous to health because they contain hormone-disrupting chemicals that can cause cancer, diabetes, ADHD and autism.

They said endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) interfere with the body’s hormonal system, affecting development and leaving the body open to a staggering range of diseases.

They are found in thousands of everyday products, ranging from plastic and metal food containers, to detergents, flame retardants, toys and cosmetics.

According to Daily Mail Online, these chemicals are responsible for scores of illnesses – costing the US an eye-watering $340 billion in health-related costs each year, the bombshell report by NYU Langone revealed.

(Read more at Daily Mail)

The most common EDC-related illness is neurological – including attention-ADHD, autism and loss of IQ.

The invisible but dangerous chemicals also boosted obesity, diabetes, some cancers, male infertility and a painful condition known as endometriosis, the abnormal growth of tissue outside the uterus.

In a country where plastic is rife, these illnesses are not as rare as we may think.

The landmark new study by NYU Langone reveals the economic impact of the chemicals leaves a huge, two per cent dent in the US’ gross domestic product (GDP) each year.

‘Our research adds to the growing evidence on the tremendous economic as well as human health costs of endocrine-disrupting chemicals,’ said lead investigator Leonardo Trasande, an associate professor at NYU Langone in New York City.

‘This has the potential to develop into a much larger health and economic issue if no policy action is taken,’ he told AFP.

Scientists and researchers have identified plastic bottles to be dangerous to health because they contain hormone-disrupting chemicals that can cause cancer, diabetes, ADHD and autism.

They said endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs) interfere with the body’s hormonal system, affecting development and leaving the body open to a staggering range of diseases.

They are found in thousands of everyday products, ranging from plastic and metal food containers, to detergents, flame retardants, toys and cosmetics.

According to Daily Mail Online, these chemicals are responsible for scores of illnesses – costing the US an eye-watering $340 billion in health-related costs each year, the bombshell report by NYU Langone revealed.

(Read more at Daily Mail)

The most common EDC-related illness is neurological – including attention-ADHD, autism and loss of IQ.

The invisible but dangerous chemicals also boosted obesity, diabetes, some cancers, male infertility and a painful condition known as endometriosis, the abnormal growth of tissue outside the uterus.

In a country where plastic is rife, these illnesses are not as rare as we may think.

The landmark new study by NYU Langone reveals the economic impact of the chemicals leaves a huge, two per cent dent in the US’ gross domestic product (GDP) each year.

‘Our research adds to the growing evidence on the tremendous economic as well as human health costs of endocrine-disrupting chemicals,’ said lead investigator Leonardo Trasande, an associate professor at NYU Langone in New York City.

‘This has the potential to develop into a much larger health and economic issue if no policy action is taken,’ he told AFP.

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The APN is not working on Z10

Love is not really all about physical but emotional and attitudinal

Good!

What a good one from the Op