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Dr. Biodun Idowu​ explain this Dear Folks Federal Government of Nigeria has confirmed Meningitis outbreak in 16 states, killing 328 people with about 2,524 suspected cases across the country. The most affected States are those within the Africa Meningitis Belt. Other Countries that are facing similar outbreaks include Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Togo, and Burkina Faso. The larger Africa Meningitis Belt consists of 26 Countries that stretch from Senegal and Guinea Bissau on the West Coast to the Eastern countries of Eritrea and Ethiopia. This current outbreak is caused by Type C, a more virulent strain of Meningitis, than previous Type A that caused epidemic in earlier years The disease is caused by bacterial or viral infection. It infests the fluid surrounding the brain and spinal cord causing inflammation (swelling) of the protective membranes covering the brain and spinal cord Meningitis is spread from person to person by: i. Exchanging respiratory and throat secret

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Springers24 shares 5 types of people you meet at the airport. 1. The First Time Flyers They typically get swept off in the enthusiasm of their first flight experience. They are sometimes clueless about certain aspects relating to the flight (which is fine, since it’s their first time and we’ve all been there) and they sometimes have a lot of questions to ask. Some also tend to get excited about random events relating to the flight. They may or may not get scared or hysterical at every turbulence and they’re the only people paying attention when there’s a safety briefing on the plane. 2. The Late People They are those who are never on time for a flight, whose names are constantly being announced a few minutes before departure. Sometimes, they get left behind and sometimes they make the call, appearing suddenly on the plane, looking stressed and/or panting and breathing heavily from having run all the way. 3. The Seasoned Travellers These guys are fazed by nothing and

No doubt, this is the highest score in the JAMB 2017 exam. Ariori Ibrahim Olabode  who sat for his JAMB exam at Brainpoint College in Ebute Metta, Lagos State has wowed everybody when the result of his exam came out, he almost got the whole of the 400 marks. Ibrahim scored 375, failing just 5 marks out of the total of 400 marks when the required 4 subjects are combined. No doubt this is the highest JAMB score of the year 2017. See his result below:- Ibrahim – Keep Winning. Shout out to those Agbaya wey score 35 to 170   Na only Big boy una sabi do. Kontinue ehn… The Thunder wey go fire you is coming from Somalia. If e Pain you, Come and beat me.. I dey my house  courtesy: naijaloaded

Paul Pogba on Muslim Holy land The world’s most expensive footballer Paul Pogba has posted pictures of himself at the holiest site of Islam, days after helping Manchester United to victory in the Europa League final. He also issued greetings for the Muslim holy fasting month of Ramadan, which began on Saturday. The Frenchman posted a photo of himself standing in front of the Kaaba, a black cube towards which Muslims turn for their five daily prayers. courtesy: naijaloaded.com “Most beautiful thing I’ve seen in my life,” wrote Pogba, shown wearing the white cloth of Muslims performing umrah, the lesser pilgrimage which is popular during Ramadan. Another picture belo w;

Manuals on making terror devices, including nail bombs and the chemical agent ricin, have been found to be openly available on Facebook and YouTube. An investigation by The Times found terrorism-related material and guidance is being hosted on social media platforms, potentially in breach of UK laws. One Facebook page which featured a masked jihadi as its profile picture reportedly recommended that ways of increase the harm caused to victims. Facebook's moderators refused to remove the page, claiming that it did not violate "community standards", The Times said. Facebook was criticised earlier this week when the internal guidance its moderators use was leaked to The Guardian. The guidelines revealed "a company that is struggling to deal with its own massive reach", according to Sky News' Technology Correspondent Tom Cheshire . There are also "dozens" of v

United Bank for Africa Celebrates Africa day in grand style.  All staff of the Bank in all the 25 African countries all dressed to work on the 25th of May in their best creative African attire in a bid to promoting the African heritage. According to the Bank's internal communications, this year's competition has a lot of interesting prizes one of which is an all-expense paid unforgettable get-away for 2 winners (Male and Female) to Seychelles and consolation prizes for runner up It was indeed a blend of fashion, creativity and traditional heritage Who or which team number would you vote for??   1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20Source : UBA GROUP.COM

MultiChoice Africa is reportedly in talks with the MTN Group over its possible acquisition. With a presence in 49 African countries, MultiChoice is the company behind popular video entertainment and internet brands like DStv, GOtv, Africa Magic and MWEB, South Africa’s second largest internet provider. It is not immediately clear why MTN would be interested in acquiring MultiChoice, given that the former has almost 50 times the subscriber base of the later. MultiChoice has a meagre subscriber base of only about five million while MTN has over 230 million subscribers (35% of which originate from Nigeria). However, MTN’s reach extends to only 20 African countries so this might present an opportunity to spread its tentacles quickly. Beyond the potential wider reach for MTN however, there is also the more obvious content play opportunity. Just a few weeks earlier, MultiChoice was reportedly working out a possible partnership  with MTN towards providing content for sma

  The fate of the Chibok girls     In April 2014 Islamist militants kidnapped 276 girls from their school in Chibok in north-eastern Nigeria. This month dozens were released. But when will the rest be free? It was 14 April 2014 when the militants came to take them. They were sleeping in their dormitory at Chibok Girls’ Secondary School, with many having come from distant villages to take exams. Then Boko Haram struck. Altogether 276 girls were kidnapped. The Islamist militant group had terrorised the north-eastern corner of Nigeria since a wave of attacks in 2009. They had kidnapped many girls and women before in a conflict that hadn’t garnered significant worldwide attention, but this time was different. A massive social-media driven campaign followed under the hashtag #BringBackOurGirls. Michelle Obama was among the slew of famous people who endorsed it. But what happened to the girls?      A worldwide social media ca

Dozens of students staged a walk-out when US Vice-President Mike Pence rose to address a commencement ceremony at the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana. Student activist group We Stand For said the protest was against his policies which, they say, marginalised people for their religion, race or sexual orientation. In his address, Mr Pence decried the "increasing intolerance and suppression" of free speech that he said was sweeping university campuses.

Top four permutations as premier league winds down Hello everyone and welcome to the last edition of premier league predictions for the 2016/2017  season. It’s been a season to remember for so many reasons, the hits and misses, the sensational  goals and epic saves, while the basement section ended the struggle at Selhurst last Sunday when  Crystal Palace destroyed Marco Silva’s Hull and condemned them to championship football next  season, there’s still something to play for at the top, Chelsea are champions and Spurs are second,  City should seal third all things being equal, but mathematically, fourth spot is still up for grabs with  Liverpool and City firm favourites. Is this the season Arsenal finally drops out of UCL places? Every  fixture go live simultaneously on Sunday as usual to avoid compromises, while it’s mere formality at many grounds, it’s more of pride elsewhere so...Premier league predictions... Sunday 21 st May Arsenal vs Everton Emirates Stadium 3:00pm Gone