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dayokanu: 12 is not true.

A woman cant have a peniis and release sperm

what about transgendered?

Women who go braless may actually be better off health wise, if results of a 15-year study in France are anything to go by. The brand new study shows that brassieres (bras) provide virtually no benefits to breasts and, on the contrary, may actually be harmful to breasts over time.

Researchers spent all this time studying the breasts of over 330 French women, and concluded that wearing a bra does not prevent sagging or ease back pain as commonly thought and even warned that breasts do get saggier with a bra.

Taking measurements with a caliper, the researchers found that by not wearing a bra, muscles around the breast actually strengthened and the nipple 7 mm per year toward the shoulder. However, they did not recommend all women abandon their bras since their muscles had probably already degraded.

According to Jean-Denis Rouillon, a professor at the University of Franche-Comté in Besançon, “Medically, physiologically, anatomically, the breast does not benefit from being deprived of gravity.”

In the study conducted at the university’s hospital, Rouillon and others measured and examined the breasts of more than 300 women, aged 18 and 35, taking note of how the additional support provided by bras affects the body over time. (It should be noted the study does not mention breast size.)

Overall, they found that women who did not use bras benefited in the long term, as they developed more muscle tissue to provide natural support. They noticed that in women who went braless, the nipples gained a higher lift, in relation to the shoulders.

When bras are worn, the restrictive material prevents such tissue from growing, which may actually accelerate sagging, the study concluded.

A 28-year-old woman, who participated in the research, found that she breathes easier without the constraints of a bra. Initially, she was a little reluctant to the idea of running without a bra, but got started and after five minutes, had no trouble at all.

Despite the findings, the researchers said it would be dangerous to advise all women to take off their bras based on the study’s sample, which may not be representative of the population.

They cautioned women who have worn bras for a long time — several decades — from following the recommendation since they would not benefit from taking off their bras now.

Nevertheless, being braless is still largely seen as the exception rather than the rule and most ladies may not be as ready to throw away their bras just yet.

While going braless is fast becoming politically correct and fashionable, the undergarment industry has continued to come up with increasingly structured and expensive designs, raking up to $11 billion revenue every year according to Business Week.
source: http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/04/study-shows-wearing-a-bra-could-hinder-breast-health/

Let's see maybe Tubaba can beat the record....

While I am not a fan of General Buhari, There is a iota of truth in his statement. I'm presently working on an undergraduate thesis about media and terrorism in Nigeria, and by relying on various scholars and established experts in the field of terrorism studies I was able to arrive at a conceptual framework on terrorism which can accommodate Niger Delta Militancy and Boko Haram as terrorist groups.
one of such definitions adopted in my study goes thus:
Terrorism is the deliberate use of violence against civilian in order to achieve political goals {ideological, national, social, religious etc} (International Counter Terrorism Academic Community’s definition as quoted by Schmid, 2011)

Another wonder of make-up!

AND OGA SEUN COINED NAIRALAND

THANK GOD FOR ABU......ATLEAST THE FEAR OF RANDOM BOKOHARAM CRUDE ATTACK IS BETTER THAN THE FEAR OF HIGHLY SOPHISTICATED AYE'S AND EIYE'S SAWN RIFLE ATTACK

FEDORA? VOICE OF GOODLUCK, HANDS OF ABATI

WALAHI FOR ABU HERE GUYS STILL DEY JACK FOR CLASS.....

MBA - MASTERS OF BALL ADMINISTRATION

walahi Aboki na cow indeed!. I rememebered an incident in 2011 here in ABU, zaria. we were watching under 20 worldcup football match between Nigeria and saudi Arabia in the common - room. Immediately Nigeria scored the first goal, one teblic 200L guy just stood up and shouted 'i hate Nigeria' . Thank God say na midnight, we beat the hell out of this guy

Everdora: this is wickedness of the highest order. I'm sure human right activists are aware of this and the woman needs to face the wrath of law, why take judgment into ur hands? what is N1000? God help u if u don't have money for the girl's treatment and money u'll use to bail ur self by th time the court of law passes a better judgement on u.

make i give you my account number?

The victim should even be happy say no be Zamfara state.......

[quote author=De_ Law]Y u go marry kwaran? Anyway, happy marriage life.[/quote]So what's wrong in marrying a kwaran Fo.ol

Last year, my brother beat up somebody on our street and police arrested me as they couldn't find my brother. At the station i was told to write......... brb

Chief looter! Eyin iyawo ma meni ijn

WALAHI LIGHT DON TIRE ME FOR MY AREA

TCD: R.I.P sir.

Maybe its a medical student or resident who he maimed in exams that did this o.

You are a fo.ol! Abusites ain't like uniport or Ekpoma students, we don't kill our lecturers. RIP my good Professor!

Today is the final day in the 13th 144,000-day cycle of the ancient Mayan Long Count Calendar — otherwise known as the Mayan apocalypse.

Nevermind that the ancient Maya never predicted an apocalypse, and that their calendar is, in fact, capable of continuing on for millions of years. The idea of a world-ending event in 2012 bubbled up on conspiracy-minded corners of the Internet and caught on in pop culture with movies like the 2009 release "2012." The end result? Chinese farmers making "doomsday escape pods," NASA being flooded with worried phone calls, and supposedly mystical mountains in Europe getting overrun with apocalypse tourists.

Doomsday scares have been happening for hundreds of years, but most are sparked by charismatic leaders issuing divine proclamations. Not so for the Mayan apocalypse scare.

"It's quite unlike any other doomsday prediction," said Lorenzo DiTommaso, a professor of religion at Concordia University in Montreal.

Roots of an apocalypse myth

The Mayan apocalypse arises from one of three calendars the ancient Maya used and carved on temples and monuments. This particular calendar, the Long Count Calendar, recorded the days since the Maya's mythical creation date in five chunks of time. First, the k'in, which counted day-by-day up to 20 before rolling over like a car odometer into units called uinals. One uinal is 20 days. Uinals then counted upward to the next unit, called a tun, with each tun consisting of 18 uinals, or a total of 360 days.

From there, the cycles continue. Twenty tuns become one ka'tun (7,200 days total) and 20 ka'tuns become one b'ak'tun (144,000 days total, or close to 400 years).

By matching Mayan calendar dates to our own calendar, researchers have concluded that Dec. 21, 2012, is the likely date for the last day of the 13th b'ak'tun. (Dec. 23 or Dec. 24 are other possibilities, thanks to different units on the calendar turning over at different times of day.)

Written in modern translation, that makes Dec. 21, in Mayan date, 13.0.0.0.0. Tomorrow, Dec. 22 will be 13.0.0.0.1

A different doomsday



What makes this doomsday different is that no one religion or cult is pushing it, as occurred with the Biblically inspired Harold Camping doomsday in 2011. Doomsday predictions are almost always a top-down phenomenon driven by one religious leader, DiTommaso told LiveScience. The Mayan apocalypse rumors, however, arose online and consist of dozens of conflicting predictions about what will happen.

"This is the first time it's occurred as a global phenomenon," DiTommaso said of the grassroots doomsday rumors. [Oops! 11 Failed Doomsday Predictions]

The rumors may arise from a simple culture clash. The Maya saw time as cyclical; westerners, influenced by early Jewish and Christian tradition, tend to assume an end will eventually come.

"It's that world of the ancient Maya colliding with the Western world, which has all kinds of religious traditions firmly anchored in these end-of-the-world types of beliefs," said Dirk van Tuerenhout, an anthropologist and curator of "Maya 2012: Prophecy Becomes History," an exhibit ongoing at the Houston Museum of Natural Science.

Debunked predictions

Among the predictions: A "rogue planet" or asteroid will crash into Earth; solar flares from the sun will destroy the planet's electronics; the Earth's magnetic field will flip-flip, similarly destroying electronics or perhaps leaving people without protection from cosmic radiation.

NASA has debunked all of these astronomical predictions. There are no near-Earth objects set on a collision course with the planet, for example, nor is the sun unusually active. Magnetic field flip-flops do occur, but over periods of thousands of years, not in the blink of an eye.

Another set of believers doesn't think the world will end on Friday, but instead will undergo a change in consciousness or a move toward universal peace. The Maya themselves see the day as the dawn of a new era, and there are ceremonies scheduled all over Central America that are not fearful, but hopeful.

Follow Stephanie Pappas on Twitter @sipappas or LiveScience @livescience. We're also on Facebook & Google+.

the sky is somehow here........maybe the solar flare is about to begin. Anyway, i gave my life to christ just this morning

olivia19: Salad and chicken with red wine to top it.

for your neigbhour's house ba? we know ur type - ORIGINAL AJE-KPAKO!

pounded yam with icing sugar on top!!!!

ABU
JACKOMETER - PERSON WEY TOO DEY READ
TDB - TILL DAY BREAK READING
SHOT GUN- UNEXPECTED TEST

in naija, thi is another lethal weapon especially in the hands of pickpocket

[quote author=Dolly-Parton]Come Abeokuta, u go see enough mad people. They plenty like mad. You go think say na aro hospital overflow for Abeokuta street ni. E be like say na everyweek them dey deliver them ni.[/quote]walahi Okene is the headquarter of mad people. In Okene, u go see mad man wey dey fall in love with a fellow mad woman and the two of them will be playing romeo and juliet in a madistic manner on the street

WETING CONCERN CRAYFISH WITH RAINCOAT

WETING CONCERN CRAYFISH WITH RAINCOAT

#Achukwunet#