Wednesday, September 26, 2012

A True Story of a Man who has been to Hell and Met Jesus Christ FOR 23minute

Bill Wiese was shown Hell for 23 Minutes, he saw demons, fire and many people. He was taken out of Hell by Jesus Christ.
posted By Patt Ogar

Obese And Overweight Men At More Risk Of Developing Prostate Cancer Says A New Study

Being fat makes you more likely to develop prostate cancer, according to a new study. Researchers have found that the fat surrounding the prostate of overweight or obese men with the cancer, provides a favourable environment to promote the disease’s growth. Fat can aid the immune system, but too much can increase the risk of diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer. Prostate cancer is one of the most common forms in men and early treatment is usually very successful The findings have been published in the open access journal BMC Medicine. Posted by Patt Ogar

NOA honour the 7 police officers who investigated Cynthia's murder

The National Orientation Agency on Friday September 21st honoured the seven police who investigated and arrested the men who murdered Cynthia Osokogu in a hotel in Festac in July 2012. The seven police officers - ACP Damien Okoro, the Area Commander 'Festac', DSP Imoh Gregory, Woman ASP Mariam Ogunmolasuyi, ASP Agbaje Yakubu, Inspector Edo Joseph, Woman Sergeant Patience Biokoro and Sergeant Frank Okorobon all of Area 'E' Festac, Lagos, were awarded 'NOA Civic Recognition Award'. The director general of NOA said the agency decided to honour the police officers because they did an excellent job. The DG said: The whole nation was gripped with anger, fear and rage when this ugly, unfortunate incident occurred. These patriotic officers stuck out their necks to unravel the mystery. What you did restored Nigeria to the rest of the civilized world. You also restored some sort of succour to the family by arresting those that committed the dastardly act. When people are making such efforts, you must tell them they are doing well. It is for this reason we are recognizing you". Well, it's their job na, abi? #justsaying! But maybe in Nigeria police officers need this kind of award to encourage them to do their jobs properly! by Patt Ogar

Monday, September 24, 2012

DKB set for nationwide ‘Anti-Gender Violence’ Tour

Disqualified Ghanaian rep to the Big Brother StarGame reality show, DKB, is ready to use the unfortunate circumstances surrounding his act if violence against his fellow hosemate, Zainab to educate and create awareness among the youth. He has decided to embark on a nationwide “anti-gender violence” campus tour, from Senior High Schools to universities and polytechnics, from July 6. The nationwide campaign dubbed “STOP GENDER VIOLENCE- respect yourself” is an “anti-gender violence campaign” geared towards discouraging acts of provocation and violence between men and women, regardless of who initiates it. According to his management team, Ecstasy Entertainment and Boom Entertainment, DKB has taken part in an anger management programme in order to come out reformed, improved and empowered to educate the young ones on the consequences of uncontrolled anger. He is approaching the high school students preceding the higher institutions because they are at a formative age and need to be made aware of the repercussions of uncontrolled anger culminating into violence and how to deal with it so as to become better adults. Details of the tour, which is set to EDUTAIN (educate and entertain) include a talk session by himself, a Clinical Psychologist and a Domestic Violence representative; question and answer time , a photo and autograph session as well as performances of his apology song. The tour would start from his alma mater, St. John’s Grammar School, then moving to other schools such as Labone High School, St. Mary’s High School, Presec, Accra Academy, Accra High School and then to high schools in other parts of the country

Sunday, September 23, 2012

CBN sets up N100bn intervention fund for women entrepreneurs

In line with its plan to boost businesses owned and managed by women, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) may have set aside N100 million intervention fund for women enterprises. The Director General of Nigeria Employers Consultative Association (NECA), Mr. Olusegun Oshinowo, who disclosed this in Lagos last week, said the funds would go a long way in complementing government’s economic transformation agenda. Oshinowo, who spoke at NECA’s Network of Entrepreneurial Women (NNEW) network meeting, noted that the fund would assist women entrepreneurs grow their business and create more job opportunities for the youths. The NECA boss further stated that the CBN had already set-up a committee to work out modalities on how the disbursement of the fund would be made to beneficiaries. “It is expected that once the committee comes out with the workability of the project, it would come forward on how to access appropriate working capital for women entrepreneurs, various funding opportunities available for SMEs operators and how operators can benefit from them,” he said. He observed that if properly disbursed to the beneficiaries and well utilized it would create more jobs for the youths and women. According to the Chief Executive Officer of Gracefields Multi-Options Limited, Ms. Regina Amadi, it has remained an uphill task for women SME operators to access funds from banks. In her words, approaching banks and getting good response from them has been so difficult, but with this fund that would be made available to the women, access to fund by women will be easier. She said that statistics had shown that women are better off at paying back loans granted them, against which they should not be given daunting repayment conditions. She noted that creating this intervention fund was key to the sustainable economic development of Nigeria, as it was the only means of creating solid foundation for economic activities at the grassroots. She observed that the significant contributions SMEs are making to Nigeria’s economy, especially in addressing key challenges of sustainable economic development and wealth creation, must be encouraged through granting of low interest credit. Also speaking at the event, the President of NECA’s Network of Entrepreneurial Women (NNEW), Mrs. Lola Okanlawon, said that the greatest challenges facing many women entrepreneurs are in areas of financing their businesses. According her, this is because they are either faced with daunting repayment conditions from financial institutions or are unaware of SME friendly schemes that have been put in place to assist them. She therefore demanded an end to the politics played with women entrepreneurs in the country by those in government calling for strong regulatory and mentoring establishments to be put on ground as one of the ways of growing SME in the country “We in NNEW remain absolutely committed to assisting the development of SMEs sector in Nigeria. Our SMEs are an exciting initiative. It will enable us to significantly enhance our service to our SME customer,” she said. He observed that if government at all levels could pay attention to these challenges by providing the needed solutions to them, the SMEs would survive. Okonlawon further stated that employment generation ability of entrepreneurs would be enhanced if the intervention was fully implemented.

10 Ways to Improve your Body – Without Plastic Surgery

In this little work, Mike Bruno explains ways by which one can improve body without plastic surgery, and for real it is a perfect way of making your body glow and flourish… It’s no secret that people are willing to go to amazing lengths in the name of looking good. Some folks spend thousands and willingly expose themselves to surgery, like liposuction and Botox, just so they can be happier with the person they see in the mirror every morning. Fortunately, you don’t have to run to a plastic surgeon waving your credit card just to obtain a flatter tummy, a tighter butt or a brighter smile. Here are 10 simple, inexpensive and relatively painless ways you can improve your body without going under a knife. Start an abdominal routine. Take five minutes before your morning shower to crank out two or three sets of 15 abdominal crunches (knees bent and feet flat on the floor). If you do them faithfully every other day, you’ll noticeably tighten up your midsection and improve your overall mobility. Use the stairs whenever possible. “Taking the stairs strengthens all the major muscle groups in your lower extremity. Hamstrings, glutes, quads and calves are all going to reap that benefit,” says Cedric Bryant, PhD, chief science officer for the American Council on Exercise. As a side bonus, you’ll also burn a calorie for every 15 steps. Do wall slides and lunges before bed. Both exercises will help firm your major lower-body muscle groups, such as glutes, quads and hamstrings. Start with wall slides: Stand with your back against the wall and your feet 12 to 18 inches in front of you, then slide down the wall until your thighs are parallel to the ground, and come back up. Do two sets of 15. Finish with lunges: Start by taking a giant step forward with one leg, then lower into lunge position until the knee on your opposite leg almost touches the ground. Make sure the knee of your standing leg does not go out beyond your toe. Push through the front heel to raise back up. Do two sets of 15 with one leg, then two sets with the opposite leg. Use body-shaping undergarments. Only grandmas wear girdles—modern women wear “control-top” underwear, pantyhose or tights. They serve exactly the same purpose and are a great, inexpensive way to instantly flatten your stomach and to smooth and shape your butt. Try yoga. The ancient art of yoga burns calories (the Vinyasa styles burn between 300 and 500 in a one-hour session) while improving your overall flexibility and posture. “The benefits of yoga are cumulative,” said Tony Sanchez, director of yoga at One&Only Palmilla resort in Baja, Mexico. “It’s just a matter of time before the participant will improve flexibility, strength, concentration, will power and determination.” Take a walking tour. Most cities conduct interesting weekend walking tours focused on subjects like architecture, urban planning and history. It’s a great way to get some exercise, not to mention learn a thing or two about the place you live. Call your local parks department to learn about tours in your area. Drink plenty of water. At minimum, you should consume six 8-ounce glasses of water or water-based beverages every day. All fluids that are non-alcoholic and caffeine-free count toward water intake, as do foods such as fresh produce, yogurt and soup. “Dehydration can cause fatigue, headaches, constipation and tooth decay, and it can prevent us from burning as many calories per day as we would with adequate fluids,” said Cynthia Sass, RD, CSSD, national media spokesperson for the American Dietetic Association. “Being well-hydrated helps our bodies function optimally and improves our looks, including our skin.” Wear flat-front pants. Pleats create unnecessary puffiness around your mid-section—not the best area to draw attention to if you have something to hide. Splurge on a new haircut. What better way to focus attention away from your figure and toward your bright smile than with a hip new hairstyle? Talk to a stylist about cuts that complement your face. There are also online makeover sites that will let you upload your photo and try on new ‘dos. Get a spray-on tan. The days of lying in a box soaking in harmful ultraviolet rays are over. In addition to the 60-second spray tan booths that are all the rage, you can also go to a salon that offers aerosol spray tanning and let a technician airbrush on a harmless tan solution complete with shaded muscle contours. The process takes about a half hour (including drying) and it’s costlier than the spray booths, but you’ll leave looking bronzed, beautiful and buff. Just be sure to choose a “glow” that’s appropriate for the time of year in your town.

Kim Kardashian freezes her eggs in other not to get pregnant

It is true when Nigerians say some have the cap, but don’t have a head, while some have a head, but don’t have the cap.In a recent episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians, 31year old Kim froze some of her eggs. It is believed the lady wants to enjoy Kanye West in all ramification, without actually spoiling her career by getting pregnant.. Do you think this is the best move for a woman not ready for marriage?

Apostle Johnson Suleman Prophecies for 2021

  Apostle Johnson Suleman has released a shocking prophecy ahead of 2023 election.