Recall that Chinese officials sent Nigerians and other Africans out of their homes, which has been reportedly settled by the Nigerian Government.
According to Odinceblog, In the video, the Chinese men is heard saying something in their Language, but could not understand their language since we are not from China (Laughs).
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BY VICTOR ISIGUZO
A Nigerian man, Baptist Amah from Uyo, Akwa Ibom State took to Facebook on Thursday, to share photos of the Frogs he used to make stew.
According to Amah, who rears all sorts of animals, Frog meat "cures impotence in men". Lol
Read his post and see more photos below
Good Evening Friends
A N O T H E R P R I M I T I V E P O S T
Today I decided to come up with something special
This is a Poached Frog. I caught it from my Poached Frog Pond. This particular specie is edible .
Our Great Grand Fathers ate this and nothing happened to them rather they lived long.........!
So friends do come around to have a taste of this meat. I promise you wont regret eating it.
Please come and join me Poached Frog meat with Rice and Stew
10 IMPORTANT OF POACHED FROG MEAT(NTIKUN)
1)Treating Impotence in men
2)Overcoming Heart Damage
3)Overcoming stroke damage
4)Good for diabetes patients
5)Animal protein sources
6)overcoming cancer
7)Heal injuries quickly
8)Prevent Bronchitis
9)prevent Asthma
10)As Antibiotic
# LifeofAPrimitiveMan
# watersidechef
# ikotabasiboySee the pictures below:
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BY VICTOR ISIGUZO
He wrote;
My unfortunate experience tonight in the hands of Nigerian army along ondo road after the evening news at exactly 1950hrs in the name of curfew declared by Ondo state government led by Mr. Oluwarotimi Akeredolu .
They asked for my identification in which I obliged but education is key in any field we belong, very unfortunate the military man could not understand what I mean by NTA and could not read anything from the I.D card but thank God for a superior officer that later intervened and begged me but am looking out to sue Nigerian army and Oñdo. State government for harassment.
Am hereby subjecting myself to 14days isolation because I don't know what they might done to my health.
He also disclosed that he has been admitted in a hospital after the alleged assault incident. Jide also wrote;
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BY VICTOR ISIGUZO
K1, Mayegun of Oyo decided to start his official duty as Mayegun from the Alaafin’s place after he was installed by the same Alaafin sometimes prior.
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This hausa man was caught trapping vulture with snuff in Onne, Port Harcourtand wanted to use them as roasted chicken for people to buy.
He said he has been doing this business for sometimes now. Please those of you that eat roasted chicken from road side in
Akajo and Onne or Eleme as a whole beware, because some of these people that roast chicken do mixed them with vulture and customer will not know they will buy and eat. Though it happened in Port Harcourt, it can happen any where. Buyers beware.
BY VICTOR ISIGUZO
In the video spotted, a woman at the background was actually narrating what was happening with regards to leaving the house for the shopping mall just to go get some stuffs and then meeting this poor Nigerians begging their way to get into the estate just to beg for food. She further stated that it is a sad scene and that thing are really really getting tough by the day.
Checkout the video below for the full gist;
BY VICTOR ISIGUZO
The incident occurred at Ezego Street in Agulu Avenue by New Tyre, Nkpor. Eyewitnesses also alleged that there was no provocation, before the shooting occurred.
Facebook user, Ikenna Orji disclosed that the incident has led to a riot in the community. He wrote;
There is riot going on right now at Nkpor new tyre following the killing of a young man by the police taskforce on COVID-19.
According to the eyes withness, the police was chasing some residents drinking at a joint when the young man was coming out from his house to buy foodstuffs, he saw everyone running and wanted to run as well but fell down and the police suspected to attached to Okpoko Police station shot him on a close range
BY VICTOR ISIGUZO
He came to international attention when he led a team of medical practitioners to perform surgery on a baby in-utero in a Texas hospital in 2016 and now Oluyinka O. Olutoye, MD, PhD, has been appointed Surgeon-In-Chief at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in the U.S.
Olutoye co-led a team of 21 doctors that removed a sacrococcygeal teratoma, a large tumor that grows on the tailbone of a fetus, and then returned the 23-week-old fetus to the mother’s womb to world acclaim.
For the surgery, the mother and fetus were given general anaesthesia and the part of the fetus’ body where the tumor was attached was taken out of the uterus.
Surgeons then removed as much of the mass as possible before returning the fetus to the womb. The team continued to monitor the mother over the course of her pregnancy to ensure that no further problems occurred until she delivered at 36 weeks.
At his new base, Dr. Olutoye will lead one of the largest children’s hospital surgery departments in the world. Through his leadership of 11 surgical departments, Dr. Olutoye will work to advance Nationwide Children’s common mission, philosophy and approach to excellence in patient care, dedication to outstanding clinical outcomes, commitment to academic excellence and education of the next generation of leaders in children’s surgery.
He will also be appointed professor and the E. Thomas Boles chair of pediatric surgery at The Ohio State University (OSU) College of Medicine. Dr. Olutoye will serve as the primary surgical liaison between Nationwide Children’s and the OSU College of Medicine, according to nationwidechildrens.org.
For Richard J. Brilli, MD, chief medical officer at Nationwide Children’s Hospital, the appointment of Dr. Olutoye was a no-brainer given his stellar record and high qualification.
“We are tremendously delighted to welcome Dr. Olutoye to Nationwide Children’s Hospital to further elevate the visibility and reputation of one of the best overall children’s surgical programs in the country that, through its clinical care and research, is forging the future of children’s surgery,” he noted adding “having a world-renowned fetal and pediatric surgeon join our leadership team will further advance Nationwide Children’s commitment to establishing a preeminent fetal surgery program.”
As a pediatric and fetal surgeon, Dr. Olutoye brings specialized clinical expertise in fetal and neonatal surgery. Fetal surgeons work closely with obstetricians and maternal-fetal medicine specialists to provide exceptional care for babies who need surgery in-utero and to improve outcomes for a range of conditions such as congenital diaphragmatic hernia, spina bifida and other congenital anomalies.
Prior to joining Nationwide Children’s, Dr. Olutoye served as co-director of the Fetal Center and the immediate past president of the medical staff at Texas Children’s Hospital.
At Baylor College of Medicine, also in Houston, TX, he was a tenured Professor of Surgery, Obstetrics & Gynecology, and Pediatrics, and chair of the Faculty Senate.
In addition to his clinical expertise, Dr. Olutoye leads an established research program focused on the role of the inflammatory response in scarless fetal wound healing, in-utero correction of severe congenital malformations, and the early detection of necrotizing enterocolitis in preterm infants.
Dr. Oluyinka O. Olutoye, upon his appointment, said:
“Nationwide Children’s Hospital is respected nationally for building outstanding integrated research and clinical programs, its seminal work in healthcare quality and patient safety, and as a leader in improving pediatric health outcomes.
“This is a very opportune time to be joining the organization as we build upon the already impressive success of our surgical services to help children around the country and increasingly around the world. I look forward to the privilege of leading and collaborating with this team in the next phase of our journey.”
He might be chalking feats globally but it all began in Africa, specifically Nigeria, where he earned his medical degree from Obafemi Awolowo University in Ile-Ife, Nigeria, in 1988. He followed it with his PhD in anatomy from Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, VA, in 1996.
He completed his residency in general surgery at the Medical College of Virginia Hospitals, Virginia Commonwealth University, and his fellowship in pediatric surgery at The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine in Philadelphia, Pa.
Dr. Olutoye is a member of the International Fetal Medicine and Surgery Society and is a Fellow of the Surgical Section of the American Academy of Pediatrics and American College of Surgeons; he is also a Fellow of the West African College of Surgeons.
His interest spans Pediatric Surgery, General Surgery, Fetal Intervention, Gynecology, Obstetrics, and Clinical Research. He is aMedical Education, Healthcare, Pediatrics, Public Health, Critical Care, Emergency Medicine, Critical Care, Medicine, Acute Care and Healthcare Information Technology.
According to reports, the fire, which started around 1.20 p.m., razed the popular building and the row of shops where mattresses, clothes, household goods and electronics are sold.
Men of the fire service from the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the state fire service were seen at the scene of the fire emptying three water tankers and frantically battling the fire.
Although no life was lost in the inferno, many traders whose shops and goods were razed were seen crying and lamenting their loss.
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BY VICTOR ISIGUZO
The people of Bayelsa State have rolled out drums to celebrate the ‘resurrection’ of billionaire politician, Keniebi Okoko, reputed to be the godson of former Nigerian president, Goodluck Jonathan.
Keniebi Okoko, in his early 40s, who is son of Professor Kimse Okoko, reportedly passed out during a liposuction surgery in a Lagos State hospital on Tuesday. A power outage was blamed for the death
The development has sparked off celebrations in Bayelsa State.
BY VICTOR ISIGUZO
The fire is said to have engulfed the last floor of the seven storey building, destroying valuables and other items.
The headquarters of the Corporate Affairs Commission located in Maitama, Abuja, has been gutted by fire.
The fire is said to have engulfed the last floor of the seven storey building, destroying valuables and other items.
Though the cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained, firefighters have arrived the scene to put out the inferno.
The reason of the attack can not be far fetched with the alarming rate of the spread of COVID-19 pandemic which originally emanated from Wuhan Province in China. As at the time of this report, the security authorities are yet to get to the scene, we hope they are alerted and necessary actions are done to curtail this ugly incident. Here is a video from the scene:
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