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A Woman who had s*x before 18 may have these problems Click to See

09 Feb 2017 A leading health expert has warned women to avoid early s*x as it could expose them to a particular serious ailment. *Photo used for illustrative purpose* Dr Kunden Deyin, the Plateau Commissioner of Health, says research has shown that women who engage in active s*x before age of 18 are more prone to cervical cancer. Deyin told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Tuesday in Jos that such case could occur because the Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) easily infected a young woman’s cervix due to premature cells in the cervix. “HPV is an infection that can be s*xually transmitted and some of the viruses can cause cells in the cer vix to mutate.   “Once mutation occurs, the cell repairing mechanism either repairs the damage or kills the abnormal cell.   “In rare cases, this cell may proliferate and create more abnormal cells giving rise to cancer.   “This is because most cases of cervical cancer are caused by certain strains of the HPV which sp

port Harcourt looks dark and polluted

- Residents of Port Harcourt, Rivers state, cried out over black particles which has taken over the air - The soot is as a result of carbon emission from company yet to be identified - Inhaling the soot according to a medical practitioner can cause illness such as Asthma, Pneumonia, Bronchitis and other dangerous respiratory tract infections For couple of months now, Port Harcourt has been engulfed with black soot polluting the air and putting the residents’ health in danger. Black soot includes black particles composed by carbon produced by incomplete combustion of coals. Soot can consist of acid, chemicals, or soil and dust and the particles are extremely tiny powder form. The recent appearance of black soot in the city of Port Harcourt, Rivers state, has become a great concern for the residents who wake up every morning to black sky and dusty air. Port Harcourt sky looking black and polluted Dr Nkiru Onukha, an educationist also said:  "Our environment

"God will not forgive Buhari Administration" said Apostle Sulyman

- Fiery prophet says Nigerians chose President Buhari against God's wish - Reveals how the president is now 'worrying' Nigerians - Notes categorically that there is no hope on the present administration - Adds that the Nigerian president would be shocked by those who made promises to him on his trips Apostle Johnson Suleman has stated that God will not forgive the President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration over the nation's present hardship. The General Overseer of Omega Fire Ministry known for his prophecies, especially his public outburst over the proposed anti-religious bill in Kaduna state, stated categorically that Buhari was not ordained by God. "Nigerians chose Buhari and not God. Let me tell you this, at times, God can allow you choose what you want. Your child screams ‘I want ice cream’; out of pressure, you may give him. You may have even warned him that it will cause diabetes but he won’t listen. "Buhari is the sugar Nigerian

Nigeria Vice President Yemi Osinbajo Set ip task on food prices

Following the need to provide affordable prices of food across the nation, President Muhammadu Buhari's administration has constituted a Presidential Task Force. The main aim of the task force is to urgently consider measures that would ensure a steady flow of produce to the market and reverse recent price increases. The acting president Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, giving the directive at  the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting,  on Wednesday, February 1, expressed concern at some of the inflationary rates of food prices, noting that the Task Force will explore options to promote availability and affordability of food items to Nigerians. According to him, the Task Force, which has seven days from today to report back to the Council will consider how to remove some of the cost-raising factors that come into play between the farms and the markets and therefore “bring relief to our people.” While there have been reports of bumper harvests in parts of the country, the