Friday, 15 March 2013

The Strange Boy 2 (via @mizz_norah)

On getting home, being myself wasn't easy. I had to wear a happy face to hide my troubled heart. But we all know mothers, super-sensitive creatures. They "always" get the feeling when something wrong/unlawful is going on/happening. My mother wasn't an exception. She asked me if I had had any bad encounter in school. "Uh-oh!" a bell rang in my head! What should I tell her? The truth? No! She'll take it too seriously. "Mum....school was fine! You know how lecturers behave,teaching for over 3hours like they don't have a family to go home to/take care of. I'm just having a slight headache that's all." "Are you sure?" She asked. "Absolutely!". She told me to go to her bedroom drawer and get 2 tablets of panadol. Phew! I had finally induced her to believing my story. "Duh..... I didn't really lie to her" I tried telling my good conscience."I still have an headache after all". I took the pills, had my bath, and dashed off to bed. "This the part where you close your eyes, leave aside all the day's thoughts and events and wander far far away" I told myself. As I closed my eyes, all I could see was the little boy with the big cut on his head.I opened my eyes and shook my head,willing myself not to call up every single memory in that scene.I picked up my phone and dialed Ifeoma's number, "My head's still at the front gate, if you know what I mean. I wish we had a sleepover". "Sorry Coop. I warned you about drooling over that boy's situation, but you wouldn't listen. See you at school tomorrow. Better sleep with the light on". "Yea! So much for a good friend", I thought.
It wasn't the dark that frightened me. It was the fact that out there, below my window, was a sick and dying child. I stared out at the lights of 'uyo', for the next hour, watching them gradually go off as people went to sleep. And all the time, as i sat awake, I thought about the living dead who walked among us and how we could help them. As soon as I got to school the following day, I rushed up to the main gate, right to the spot where I knew I'd find the boy. Surprisingly, he wasn't there! I checked the other school gate and the annex gate. Still couldn't find him. I decided to go for my lectures and checkup on him after classes. He still was nowhere to be found. For a whole month, I kept looking for him but to no avail. Confusion set on me. Where did he go? Could he be dead? Would I have disappeared too if I had helped him? I wasn't sure if I was to be glad I didn't offer to help[ him. Anyway! I hope he's still alive and finds favor in the eyes of men. Ah! What a mystery!

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Wednesday, 13 March 2013

The Strange Boy (via @mizz_norah)

It all started one evening while I was heading home with my twin friends Isioma and Ifeoma. We had decided to stroll a little and discuss our "female issues" before going our seperate ways when we came across this poor,homeless,dirty-looking boy. He didn't look older than ten. He had ragged clothes on. His hair was rough and unkept. He looked like someone that hadn't had a bath in like 4 months. One thing that pushed me to sympathy was a deep wound/cut on his forehead. It appeared as if someone had hit him with a matchete/cutlass. It had affected him badly. His health had deteriorated/looked deteriorated. He seemed like he was going to collapse that very minute. I felt really sorry for him. I began wondering what would have caused him to be in that kinda condition; maybe he got missing and couldn't find his way home? Or maybe his wicked-stepmother...^_^ /aunt gave him that cut and sent him packing for being her idea of a bad boy? Or maybe his grandmother
in the village had decided to kill the poor boy because she was having issues with his father,her son-in-law? Several negative thoughts just kept running through my mind.I finally came outta my trance when I noticed that my friends had been calling me simultaneously. I told them to check-out the boy. They did so and told me they felt sorry for him.I went ahead to making them see to my point of view. I asked after their opinions on what must have happened to him, and they simply went plain telling me that he might have lost his way or something must have happened to him spiritually. Still not satisfied with their opinions, I began to curse and blame those rich men and politicians who would always drive past occasionally and see the dying boy and still refuse to offer help.It was then my friends raised their voices objecting to my curses and blames. She told me to put myself in their shoes and asked me if i would've helped him. Ignorantly, I said yes. She disagreed with me and told me that no normal person would just walk up to a retarded-looking boy to offer help. What if he was having some kind of spiritual problem and when he touches u, you'll go insane too? What if all this was a camouflage, that he is a wizard in his true form/nature? they kept bombarding me with questions, making me know that it was what was considered before helping a person in that state/condition. Unfortunately, I was strong-willed to agree with her and stood my grounds on helping the poor boy if I had the chance/opportunity. They noticed that I was trying to induce them to supporting my idea of helping  the boy and decided/went ahead to change our topic of discussion.................
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Monday, 11 March 2013

Unizik Student Defiles 14 Year old Girl(via @trends_ng)

Wonders they say shall never end. There are So many matured beautiful ladies ready to be in relationships but somehow these men still prefer underage children. It just goes to show the rate of moral decay in our society.
An Nnamdi Azikiwe University student defiled a 14 year old indigene
girl. He picked the girl from her sister's shop and
camped the girl in his friend's house for two days.
One the third day,the girl went home and after
serious interrogation by sister,the girl disclosed
her where-about. The sister reported the case to
the school Anti-cult unit and the boy was
apprehended for child molestation. The sister
claimed that the boy dis-virgined the girl and that
five thousand naira and a mobile phone was
collected from the girl.
On questioning of the girl
by the Anti-cult personnel, she disclosed that she
was not a virgin,that one Emeka in temp-site had
already dis-virgined her.

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Wednesday, 6 March 2013

All That Glitters (via @wickedstepmami)

A true story
Kemi was not from a rich home but her mother ensured that she got a goood education So as to have a better future.
She was in 200 level when it all happened.
She met a nice guy who was every girl's dream.Tall,dark,Rich and caring.she was immediately carried away.
She started dating him and her studies suffered as a result.she skipped classes and missed So many assignments. She was So convinced that this young man was an angel sent from heaven to make her happy.he was perfect in her eyes.
In just a month she got pregnant for him and she told him. To her surprise he asked her to marry him. She didn't hesitate to say yes and immediately moved in with him.
Barely 2 months after she moved in,her nightmare began. He beat her at the slightest opportunity, his sisters didn't help matters but contributed to making him hate her More not even considering the child she was carrying.
At this point she was certain that all that glitters is not gold. She had a baby boy a few months later and the baby was taken from her. She had to repeat her second year in school.
I hope you ladies can learn a little from her ordeal and make better choices.
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Sunday, 3 March 2013

Global Warming and its Effect in Nigeria(via @wickedstepmami)

Lately the heat wave all over the country has been unbearable. Even with the rain, the heat is still unbearable.
Have you ever wondered why the sun is So hot? The heat is caused by global warming.
Global warming is the rise in the temperature of the earth's atmosphere.
It occurs when greenhouse gases are trapped in the atmosphere, with nowhere to go, they are retained in the atmosphere. this is called the green house effect.
A greenhouse gas (sometimes abbreviated GHG) is a gas in an atmosphere that absorbs and emits radiation within the thermal infrared range. This process is the fundamental cause of the greenhouse effect.[1] The primary greenhouse gases in the Earth's atmosphere are water vapour, carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide, and ozone.
The effects of global warming include extreme weather conditions,heat due to the depletion of the ozone layer by the greenhouse gases, flood, shortage of water due to climate change.
Global warming can be solved by setting limits on pollution(the kyoto protocol in Japan deals with emission of gases, emission is outlawed in some states). Another solution is investing in clean energy, planting more trees as they purify the environment,stopping bush burning, recycle instead.
Driving smarter cars and using clean electricity such as solar powered electricity.
Share and educate your friends.

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Trading Places(via @wickedstepmami)

A true story.....
Chika arrived early to the salon she works in. She cleaned up and began to attend to her customers. Mimi enters the salon and greets her, she is surprised (mimi was her apprentice) to see her. Mimi quickly gives her a wedding card inviting her to her wedding. Chika bursts into tears and is inconsolable, she never thought that mimi who is So young would get married before her. At this point, she wishes she can trade places with her.
Guess what? Mimi died some months after she got married, imagine the look on chika's face considering the fact that she actually wanted to trade places with her.
Always appreciate what you have, the gift of life.
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Friday, 1 March 2013

Dead Body Found Along Road in Uyo (via@mizz_norah)

A dead body was found this morning along Atiku Abubakar Road,Uyo.
It was alleged that the man was a thief and stole from his neighbor the previous day. He was caught, stripped of his clothing and beaten to death.
Just when we thought that jungle justice has been away from our society,it continues to prevail.
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Thursday, 28 February 2013

Nigerian Law School Student Dies and Two others Run Mad(via @wickedstepmami)

News reaching us is that a student of the Nigerian law school, Lagos campus slumped while he was taking his bath and died before he could be taken to the hospital.
Cause of death has not been determined yet.
Two students from the Nigerian Law School, Kano campus have experienced a mental breakdown or have gone mad.
Could these incidents be due to the stressful learning environment or lack of care on the part of the students?
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Thursday, 21 February 2013

OBLIVIOUS 2 (via @wickedstepmami)

Kema decided to treat his wife better after six long years of torture. He came back from work with a box of chocolates and met his wife sitting in the veranda. He smiled and asked for a hug,but Temi was not in the playing mood. She assumed he was trying to draw her close to him So he could push her away again. She got up and walked into the sitting room and he followed her. To her surprise, Kema got down on his knees and looked into her eyes, 'I know I've hurt you on countless occasions, and honestly, I don't deserve you,but please give me another chance to show you the love I deprived you of all these years'.
Temi looked at him and decided to allow him try, she had already began poisoning him through his tea, So she decided to play along.
Kema tried everything possible to make his wife happy, he made her breakfast in bed, bought her gifts, took her out but she kept resisting him subtly. He invited his friends over to his house to watch a football match,the guys kept discussing about how they wanted to be away from their wives, Kema was the only one with a different story. He told his friends that he was crazy about his wife and hopes she can forget all he did to her, Temi hears him and at this point, she was beginning to love him as well. She went to the kitchen to throw away the tin of tea which she poisoned, but it was already gone. Kema drank it all.she began to pray that it does not affect him.
Kema came home early again, smiling and eager to see his wife. He gave her a car key and took her outside to see her new car. He bought her a custom made toyota sequoia. Temi was already in tears, she held him and wouldn't let go, he didn't understand why she was So sad. He takes her to a room in the house which has been locked for six years and opens the doors, the room is a baby nursery. He explains to her that he wasn't around wen the baby was ill because he was So busy making the baby nursery that he neglected her and the baby, he wanted the baby to have a perfect home,but he lost it all and blamed himself for the death.
Temi is already soaked in tears, she can't speak, kema holds her and promises to make her the happiest woman on earth, he kisses her and he begins to feel a sharp pain in his chest. Temi was a nurse So she can tell that the effect of the ephineprine was already inducing a heart attack. She quickly
Calls the attention of the driver who rushes him to the hospital.
Kema is in a coma and his wife is by his side, she speaks to him with tears in her eyes ' I should never have tried to hurt you,please just come back to me, don't leave me just yet, we are expecting a baby'
*dries tears*
Kema's heart rate begins to drop and the doctors rush in and try to stabilize him but he stops breathing. Temi can't stop screaming, the nurses try to hold her but she jumps toward kema and hits his chest severally. To everybody's suprise, Kema came back to life, His heart picked up.
In the baby nursery, Temi's baby is already three months old and she tells her baby this story and smiles at the end. Kema walks in and kisses his baby goodnight.

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The side effects of artificial eyelashes (via @wickedstepmami)

Although eyelash elongation creates a dazzling look to the eye, making it speak volumes. It creates a better alternative to applying coats of mascara to make the eyes stand out. It is however accompanied with health risks.
Overlooked health issues accompany this quest for beauty, as artificial eyelashes are applied directly to the natural eyelashes with a bonding agent, which are irritants that can cause discomfort and potential eye damage in severe cases.
Described by many as a beautification that adds length and fullness to the natural eyelashes, many women do not know that eyelashes elongation asides its glamour is also accompanied with other negative effects.
In the process of getting an eyelash fixed, many of its seekers concur that it is not painful and that the cost is fair. This is probably a reason for the increase in the number of ladies and women that patronise beauticians to have their eyelashes fixed.
The road side beauticians, are often patronsedbecause of their relatively lower prices, ranging from N200 to N1000. Simple as  they seem, the process of getting the artificial eyelash attached to the natural ones is done within minutes. But as short as the time frame is, the process is obviously one that puts the eyes at risk.
Aside having to sit still and keep the eyes open till it is done, the beautician applies the lashes to the eye with a glue and often times, most of them make the lashes stick with the aid of a toothpick. Two reasons obviously make the idea of a toothpick appalling, first, it is a sharp object and secondly, the same toothpick is often used for all customers.
Although the dazzling effect is achieved almost immediately, the problem often sets in few minutes later, when the eye becomes hyper sensitive to everything around it.
Women with very sensitive eyes might feel uncomfortable at the beginning, as the eye takes a moment to get accustomed with the new weight. Complaints from many first time users range from tension on the eyelids as a result of the glue, to watery eyes and heavy eyelids and if forcefully removed, the lashes pull off the natural lashes.
Studies show that repeated use of eyelash extensions can cause Traction Alopecia, a condition where the hair falls out due to excessive tension placed on the hair shaft. As a result, this can damage the hair follicle.
Using potent chemicals on the eyelashes make them fall out more quickly than they naturally would. While the life span of a lash is normally about five months for a new one to take its place, artificial eyelashes causes the eyelashes to shed two months after the procedure. Not only would it make the eyelashes become noticeably sparser, they may become brittle as well and break off, appearing much shorter.
Also at some point, bacteria sticks under the glue and to the artificial eyelashes, thereby causing infections. There must be a limit to the use of artificial eyelashes to prevent infection as well as eye injury. Both the eyelashes and the glue contain chemicals that can causean adverse reaction for some individuals.
A better approach to it is to first test glue on the wrist or at the back of the hand, before using it on the eyes. This would reflect the reaction that would be shown by the individual.  
Reactions from many users include difficulties in washing the face, having to be very careful around the eyes, sharp pain in the eye, constant discharge from the eye, watery eyes, heavy eyelids among others.  
According to Rosette Articles, the side effects of fixing artificial eyelashes included discomfort, which may follow after fixing of the lashes. Although the effect is temporary because the small hairs are placed individually to the eyelids, however, there will be pain, swelling and tenderness that are felt around the eyelid after the procedure.
Another effect is pruritus, a condition where there is moderate or intense itching of the eye. This can be relieved with ice packs and ointment too. Refrain from scratching also and you can wear goggles at night to prevent it.
The third effect is swelling, which shows on the first few days after the eyelashes have been implanted.  
According to the International Society of Hair Restoration Surgery, another effect is endotropion, which causes trichiasis wherein the eyelashes grow in the wrong direction and going into the eye. Finally, infections may arise, either from poor performance or ununhygienic workmanship.
Fixing lashes should be done occasionally to allow the eye to rest.
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Thursday, 14 February 2013

OBLIVIOUS (via @wickedstepmami)

OBLIVIOUS


Its almost 12 am and Kema is not yet back, his wife, Temi sat on the sofa waiting for him as she has for the last six years of their marriage. Her night gown was soaked with tears as she looked out of the window anticipating his return.
Kema enters the house and taps her on the shoulder 'what are you doing here? Temi sits up and looks at him with the dried tears in her eyes 'I was waiting for you' she looked out the window and it was already morning. She got up and went to the kitchen to prepare breakfast and also throw away the dinner she prepared the night before, Kema was already on his way out.
He asked for his tea as always and Temi prepares it without saying a word. After taking his tea, he rushes out of the house. This has been the situation of the house for the past six years of their marriage. She kept wondering what she was still doing there, considering the fact that her husband didn't seem to want her around. To her surprise, Kema enters the house with another woman and takes her straight to the bedroom without recognizing his wife's presence.
Temi runs to her room and bursts into tears, she remembers the event like it was yesterday, the day her baby girl died 5 years ago. Kema was forced to marry her after he impregnated her in a one night stand. She had the baby 2 months after their wedding, and because of lack of experience on her part, she lost the baby to Jaundice. She decided that the death of the baby was Kema's fault and so he had to die as well.
She goes to a nearby pharmacy and acquires a few cards of Epinephrine, a drug that can cause a heart attack when used too often. She empties the contents into his tea, and goes to bed. Kema is drinking with his friends and they don't seem happy with his womanizing. They advise him to quit and face his wife and he promises to do things differently. Little does he know the fate that awaits him back home, Will he love his wife as he should? Will she carry out her plan to kill him? Watch out for the next and final part.

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Tuesday, 12 February 2013

Should a man wash his wife's pant via (@wickedstepmami)

Iђΐs issue is a delicate one and I believe it is a thing of choice. Washing a woman's undies doesn't make you any less of a man but I believe it should not be a regular thing. A man can help wash when his woman is indisposed it shouldn't be on a regular basis or something done out of compulsion.
I personally, would not allow my man wash my undies because I believe its too small a task to burden another person with, it doesn't take up to five minutes after bathing to do So.
What do you think? Leave your comments and don't forget to share
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The Adventures of LARA; CAT via (@wickedstepmami)

On the second day of February, I moved into Lara hostel. It was so cool and serene, the kind of environment I loved to be in. at that time we were only 7 students living there, the transformer had not been connected yet but we were all so excited to be there. I was the only one in my block upstairs so occasionally, I would go to the balcony to relax.
I was answering a phone call when I heard a knock on my door, I went to open the door and that was the first time I met her, she was light skinned and had hazel coloured eyes like a cat, so I nicknamed her 'CAT'. She seemed so nice and offered to come around so we could chill. I was not a fan of 'gumming' people so I just smiled and went along with her gist. She left and went to her room and I didn't see her for the rest of the day.
The next day, her friends came to see her, they were like a wild pack of hyenas, and they kept screaming profanities like I have never heard before, I wondered why such a quiet girl would have such raw friends but it was none of my business so I closed my door and went inside to read. I began to hear strange noises coming from the end of the corridor, like someone begging, I opened my door to listen some more and I could hear cat screaming 'you're killing me' I was wondering why anyone would want to kill her. So I stepped out of my room and looked inside her room, and that was when I saw it, she and her friends were 69ing each other, i was so shocked that I stood lifeless for a few minutes.
On further investigation, I found out that cat had a boyfriend who visits her sometimes and was also a runs babe, she smoked so much that she became sick and was warned to stop. A new girl came to the hostel and asked for cat's room number, I was worried that cat would influence her negatively, but I was wrong, she was even worse than cat, but that's a story for another day.
Cat eventually left her boyfriend and settled for a younger guy who lived in the hostel or a younger slave if u may. I realized that I was in the jungle when new people started moving into the hostel. Characters of different shapes and sizes, But I was determined to survive, I became friends with a woman and her cousin who had vitiligo, but her story is for another day, don't forget to share, have a good day.


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Saturday, 19 January 2013

THE ADVENTURES OF LARA : LISTEN (via @wickedstepmami )

I was so scared; I woke up that day with a bad feeling. I couldn't place a finger on it, I went to school and returned around 12pm but I still couldn't explain the feeling. Recently, robbery incidents have been rampant in these parts; people were scared to walk at night and even during the day. The robberies were so common that people now joked about being robbed. To me it wasn't funny at all.
At about 7pm, I went upstairs to the roof to receive some fresh air, I was still moody and confused. Mark saw me and asked if I was ok, I couldn't explain how I felt so I said I was fine and went downstairs. I made it clear to my brother that I wasn't comfortable sleeping in the hostel that night, he kept saying I was being unnecessarily scared. I made him call someone to lock the door from the front to make it seem as if we were not around, I kept hoping the feeling I had would not come to pass.
I started feeling sleepy so I lay down on the bed, and that was when we heard it, a loud bang on the hostel gate. I knew it within me that my greatest fear was taking place, robbers had overtaken our hostel. I had fever and I was cold at the same time, I could hear my brother's heartbeat. The only thing I could think about was what would have happened if I was in my own room alone. The robbers kept pointing their torch at our door, they were certain that we didn't go out that day. They comfortably robbed a two storey hostel for a period of one hour until they ran out after they heard a siren.
The guy who locked us in came and opened the door for us, and then the questions began, we were the only ones with phones in the hostel. People even thought we knew of the robbery or planned it with them. We found out that my room was the room the robbers entered from; they broke my bathroom protector and entered my room. I was overcome by tears, I couldn't imagine what would have happened if I was in that room.
The next day, I went out of the house to look for a new hostel, I walked for miles until I entered a street occupied by mostly family homes and not student hostels. I found it, a hostel named LARA, it was a 2 storey building with about 67 rooms, and I fell in love with it immediately and booked a room upstairs.
Here is where the adventures began for me, join me as I unveil the following series of the adventures of Lara. I promise you will enjoy it. Don't forget to share.



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Monday, 14 January 2013

PHOTOS: REAL LIFE DOPPLEGANGERS OF CARTOON CHARACTERS (via @wickedstepmami )

A doppleganger is a look alike of a person as you all know. Here are some dopplegangers of popular cartoon characters.
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Saturday, 12 January 2013

SIDE EFFECTS OF TATTOOS (via @wickedstepmami)

Did u know that tattoos could have the following effects on your skin;
INFECTIONS such as HIV and hepatitis related to reused needles.

ALLERGIC reactions to temporary and permanent tattoo inks.

SCARRING may occur with getting a tattoo, or tattoo removal.

GRANULOMAS in the form of large or small bumps that form to encapsulate foreign substances, such as tattoo ink particles.

MRI studies may cause burning and swelling of tattoos due to metal components in tattoo inks.

SOME KNOWN INGREDIENTS OF TATTOO INKS:

HEAVY METALS

Aluminum

Barium

Cadmium

Chromium

Cobalt

Copper

Iron

Lead

Mercury

Nickel

Titanium

Zinc

METAL OXIDES

Ferrocyanide

Ferricyanide

ORGANIC CHEMICALS

Azo chemicals

Naptha derivative chemicals

Carbon

Polycyclic compounds

OTHER COMPOUNDS

Antimony

Arsenic

Beryllium

Calcium

Lithium

Phosphorus

Selenium

Silica

Sulfur

Titanium dioxide

Polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA)

 Tattoos also cause various types of cancer:
Malignant melanoma

Squamous cell carcinoma

Basal cell carcinoma


BEHAVIORAL FACTORS

Correlation of other risk taking behaviors


SKIN DISEASES

Psoriasis

Photosensitization

Photogenotoxicity

Phototoxicity
There is no such thing as a safe tattoo.  There are a reasonable number of studies and case reports as to the adverse health effects of tattoos.  The lack of extensive definitive studies proving adverse effects is just that, a lack of studies.  It is not proof that tattoo inks are safe. 
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Thursday, 10 January 2013

Twitter tips (via @wickedstepmami)

Twitter has taken over facebook as it stands. S o many organisations now use twitter to advertise their goods and services, musicians as well connect with their fans on twitter. Some have also made cool money from twitter, our very own @TWEETORACLE was reported to have made approximately 2.6 million Naira in 2012.
Using twitter is not as complicated as it seems. A person just needs to understand the terms used therein. The word 'oomf' means 'one of my followers'. Follow is depicted by 'ff'. A way to gain followers on twitter is to follow the right people and always ask for a follow back politely. Participate in trends, show creativity, be interesting and people will follow you. Learn to quote properly from the top of the tweet, do not insult or cyberbully anyone because your account could be suspended for such acts.
Always participate in #followfriday and follow people, try to even out the number of your following and the number of your followers. Here is a list of popular tweeps you should follow; @sirfizz @TWEETORACLE @proudekitigirl @wickedstepmami @dollycent @sir_moby @sir_kenayo @le_tiny @trends_ng @onorable1 @am_delly @pinksouija

you Should also follow @eyeofnaija for pictures all over the country.
Do you have any Questions?
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POLL: What do you love about Nigerians.(via @wickedstepmami )

Personally, I believe Nigerians are strong people who can survive no matter the condition. Every dark cloud is transformed into hilarious jokes. They stand out in Africa as a whole and in the rest of the world. This is what a few people love about nigerians. What do you think?
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Wednesday, 9 January 2013

Is Lesbianism now a part of our society (via @wickedstepmami)

Today I came across a picture of two girls kissing. Last year, a law was passed which made such acts punishable by imprisonment. Regardless of this sanction,such acts are still prevalent in parts of the country. What is your view on the matter?
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Is Wizkid in for a fight? (Via @wickedstepmami)

I always thought wizzy was calm and collected So whatever made him loose it on twitter must have really hurt his feelings.he tweeted a few minutes ago;
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