Friday, 5 August 2016

Reason Why You Should Stop Masturbation As A MAN

 The Act of "Self-Sevicing" or Masturbation as it is known as, has been on a steady increase among the masculine gender according to reports gathered from a recent survey.



 However, most men who indulge in the act of "Self-Servicing" do not know that they keep putting themselves at great risk each time they begin to pleasure themselves. Over stimulation of the p3nis can lead to persistent softness of an erection, while the disappearance of a morning erection can signify a hormonal imbalance.
Most causes of weak erections  vary, from poor blood circulation to anxiety issues, but for men who  mast_rbate excessively, the weakness can occur because of a hormonal imbalance.  Let's take a much closer look at why you should quit mast_rbating as a man;

Hormonal Reserve
 SEX is likened to a battery. The more you use it, the faster you lose it. An erection occurs because of a healthy dosage of hormones and neurotransmitters. The urge for sex starts with testosterone. But men who ejaculate often lose testosterone faster than their bodies can replenish it. With little testosterone, erections become weaker.
Meanwhile, Dopamine must be released to stimulate the pe_nis, while Oxyacetylene must be present to keep the “excitement” level high. Nitrite-oxide, a signaling chemical, must also appear in order to provide the proper signaling between the brain and the pe_nis for a healthy ere_ction. Excessive mas_turbation depletes all of these neurochemicals.
Lowered Dopamine requires more stimulation to stay “Hard”, while decreased Acetylcholine levels ruin the flow of blood to maintain an erection. Depleted Nitric-oxide levels lead to a decrease in communication between the brain and penis.

Regaining the Proper Hormones
For hormones to return to their normal state, men must refrain from mas_turbating as often as possible. The individual who has grown addicted to the activity may have trouble quitting. Still, an individual should aim to quit gradually. Next, taking hormonal supplements can help stabilize testosterone and neurotransmitter production for a healthy erection.

If you suffer from weak erections, take Botanical Solutions for Erectile Dysfunction to help stabilize your production of Nitric-oxide and to increase the elasticity of blood vessels for improved erection quality.
Source: http://www.queendoosh.com

WAEC Result For May/june 2016 to Be Released Today


The West African Examination Council will today release results of the May/June West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WAEC) taken by over 1,555,000 candidates. The West African Examination Council (WAEC) has revealed that it would release the May/June 2015-2016 results of the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) on Friday, August 5, 2016.
The Head of National Office (HNO) of WAEC, Mr. Olutise I. Adenipekun, made the announcement during a media briefing at the council head office Yaba on Thursday. He said the examination which was taken by over 1.5 million candidates across the nation would brighten the chances of candidates in using the results for the on-going university admission exercise. The release of the results for school candidates’ exam would be the first by the HNO Source: http://www.queendoosh.com

Wednesday, 3 August 2016

Home Father Mbaka Latest News Nigeria News President Buhari Religion MUST READ! Angry Fr Mbaka Drops Another Message To President Buhari....You'll Be Shocked At What He Said MUST READ! Angry Fr Mbaka Drops Another Message To President Buhari....You'll Be Shocked At What He Said


Rev. Fr. Ejike Mbaka, the fiery Enugu cleric has come out hard on President Muhammadu Buhari accusing him of inflicting pains, suffering, and massive deaths on Nigerians. Fr. Mbaka, the director Adoration Ministry Enugu, Nigeria, AMEN, had before the 2015 general election predicted that former President Jonathan would be roundly defeated in the polls. He had in the message entitled “From Goodluck to Badluck”, accused Jonathan of running the economy aground. Soon after Buhari was sworn-in as President, Mbaka visited him at the Presidential villa where they met behind closed doors. He had also in another message while President Buhari was away on medical trip, stated that some persons were blocking him from having access to the President.
However, in one of his latest messages released to his congregation, the Roman Catholic priest maintained that with the way things were going, Buhari would be rejected by Nigerians in 2019. He slammed the President for occupying himself with trivial issues like the emergency of Bukola Saraki and Ike Ekweremadu as the Senate President and the Deputy respectively, while the country was on fire. The full message below: “The issue is that Mbaka is speaking as the Spirit leads him; there is hunger everywhere; my job is to tell leaders the truth, the landlords are crying, the tenants are lamenting, sellers are crying, buyers are lamenting; there is hunger on the streets (onye obuna na ajazi eze) people are talking harshly, there is a channel called Aljazera, (ndi an aja-eze), many students are being rusticated out of school because they cannot pay school fees; the fees are being hiked. Proprietors are distressed, many companies are winding up; the economy is relaxed, Nigeria is being attacked ferociously and you are the citizens as well as the members of the church. “So, when you are being attacked, the church is being attacked, that’s why I can’t keep quiet when things are going wrong. I am telling the President to look around him and know those who are advising him rightly and those who are telling him that there is no trouble; the President should know that there is trouble; if things continue like this, in the next election, nobody will vote for him. “Whether they like it or not, I am giving the raw truth; if the President should have somebody like me and he cannot be talking with me, then there is a problem; there is a problem somewhere; somebody who can advise you without asking for anything and he is representing the poor masses in the country and he won’t tell you lies; he will praise you when you are doing well and when you are not doing well, he will look at you in the face and tell you. “I don’t need the President; I need God, I need the Holy Spirit, I need Jesus; there is suffering everywhere, people are suffering. To feed is now a problem, and a hungry man is an angry man. Hunger and anger will lead to danger. “So, let him know whether he can do away with some advisers around him and bring in the people who are experts in economic revamp; there are people who are experts in that; let them begin to empower people, people are not empowered, they are still walking around in vicious circles, planning and planning and planning. Go to mortuaries, go to mortuaries, there are no spaces. I repeat, myself went to Annunciation Hospital the other time to see my brother, coming in, there was no space, the whole mortuary was filled up and they told me it is the same thing in the Eastern Medical Centre and that if I go to UNTH, there is no space, the death rate is high. “People are living in hope and in hope; the adorers are hoping that things will be well; I’m calming the situation, when you tell somebody same thing everyday, when will things be well, when the person is in the grave? Hunger everywhere, many neighbours don’t eat again, many are being attacked by hunger, hunger is becoming a normal thing and there are people responsible for this; mortuary and ambulance business is now the thriving it; many cannot afford drugs; they can’t pay and many are using it to rob the poor by opening satanic centres to dupe the poor and they will be giving people fake prophecies, many terrible things are happening in these centres in the name of churches; these are robbers; people will tell you lies to take money from you. These are robbers, these are hooligans who are at work in today’s Nigeria, many are becoming hawkers, who will buy from you, with what? Even those selling palm oil are adulterating it, even rice, wahala, even tomatoes, because of the price, people put preservatives and sell poison to people, I don’t know whether some people now embalm tomatoes, what is happening? Things are hard, even to change clothes, everyday more pipes are being blown, the Avengers are at work and up till now, there is no solution. You know when certain things begin to happen, you begin to ask some questions, somebody like me will begin to ask – when will this end (nke a kabu ututu), this is still good morning of it. “If it continues the next three months, there will be no money to pay salaries; the vicious effect is disastrous and when salaries cannot be paid, teachers will come home, students will stop going to school, there will be more kidnapping, more hooliganism, more armed robbery, more prostitution, immorality will be on the hike, so, the President should sit up, there is a red light blinking on the country, the issue of Saraki and Ekweremadu, nobody wants to listen to such stories any more, whether Saraki is the President of the Senate or Ekweremadu is not this or that, the countrymen are tired of such stories. “We need economic experts, gurus, sages that are sincere, who can come in and think about our economic revamp and judicial reformation. How can a case be in court for more than 10 years? Even if you prosecute all the senators, the matter may linger till the next 20 years; so what purpose have you achieved? All these noise, EFCC arrested this and that, after one week, that one is over; people are dying of hunger; dollar is growing everyday and Naira is falling; Euro is rising everyday and Naira is collapsing everyday; pound is on the hike everyday, on a mega level and Naira is dwindling on a higher level, before you know it, people will begin to lose hope and it will affect their faith in God, because they will begin to lose faith and ask God where are you? That is where it affects me because it affects the faith of the people. The Bible says if the foundation is destroyed, what can the just do? The Bible says the just man shall live by faith, that is my simple logic, when shall this end? “These Avengers phenomenon, I did something that if the leaders of today are wise, the problem could have been averted. By the gift of the Holy Spirit, His sagacity, I was proactive; that time they have not started bombing; I made a lot of effort; I won’t tell you what I spent so that the President will not suffer what he is about to suffer. Like I told you, this is just the good morning of it, very soon, people who are quiet will begin to talk, when somebody like me will bring my cheque and all the money I have in my account will finish in school fees, hospital bills, is it were well with these peole will they be coming to me. I am receiving the pain and shock drastically. “The quantum of charity we are doing in the ministry is telling the level of poverty that is in the atmosphere. To eat is now a problem, people no longer say give us these days our daily bread but give us this day our daily bread, man must eat to survive, people are not even talking about jobs any more, graduates are everywhere, those who are making now are those who are selling dollars.” Source:http://www.queendoosh.com/

Meet the World’s Biggest Family: Indian Man Sets Record with 39 Wives, 94 Children and 33 Grandchildren all Living in One Roof in Mizoram!


Ziona Chana lives with all of them in a 100-room mansion His wives take it in turns to share his bed It takes 30 whole chickens just to make dinner He is head of the world’s biggest family – and says he is ‘blessed’ to have his 39 wives. Ziona Chana also has 94 children, 14-daughters-in-law and 33 grandchildren.
They live in a 100-room, four storey house set amidst the hills of Baktwang village in the Indian state of Mizoram, where the wives sleep in giant communal dormitories. An Indian man living in Mizoram sets record of 39 wives, 94 children and 33 grandchildren, one of the world’s biggest family living happily under one roof. The family lives in a four stories building in a mountainous village near the borders of Burma and Bangladesh. The head of the family Ziona Chana, reportedly said, “I once married 10 women in one year”. The sons and their wives and all their children live in the same building, in different bed rooms but share a common kitchen. The family has more than 100 rooms, in the four storey building which is located in Baktwang village, Mizoram, where his wives sleep in a giant dormitory. The family of 167, consumes 90 kg of rice and around 60 kg of potatoes a day. Moreover when its time for non-veg food then it takes 30 whole chicken for the family to prepare dinner for themselves. The wives take care of cooking, while the daughters do cleaning and washing and men do outdoor jobs like farming, jobs and many more. Ziona reportedly said, “Even today I am ready for marriage and can afford one more wife”. He further added, “I am lucky that God have given me so many people to take care for”. Chana met his first wife when he was 17-year-old. Chana heads a local Christian religious sect, called as ‘Chana’ in which polygamy is allowed. Chana keeps the youngest women near to his bedroom with the older members of the family sleeping further away and there is a rotation system for who visits Mr Chana’s bedroom. The Chana sect was formed in 1942 and believes in the returning of Jesus Christ, after which they will be ruling the world with their families. Source: India http://pinkmarriage.info

The 4 reasons why pregnant women need to have sex almost daily


Every woman looks forward to conceiving her own child, they say the gift of motherhood is the greatest joy any woman can ever feel. While some women view pregnancy as a burden they must carry, others view the changes that occur in their bodies with awe. Pregnancy is not so easy, while carrying a child for nine months can be stressful, there are several perks attached that can help relieve the stress. You must have heard that s.ex during pregnancy should be avoided, bla, bla, bla, truth is s.ex during pregnancy might just be the best s.ex you will ever have, which helps to strengthen the muscles she needs for labour and after delivery. 1. Lowers Blood Pressure S.ex during pregnancy helps to lower blood pressure. Oxytocin, also known as the love hormone released during sex is a good stress reliever. All the built up tension will simply go away and this keeps your blood pressure at a healthy level. S.ex makes the woman feel calmer and lowers the risk of heart attack. 2. Enables Sound Sleep During pregnancy, women often experience all kinds of discomfort, from back pain to frequent urination, sleeping hours just gets shorter as the fetus grows in the womb. S.ex during pregnancy is a good way of getting sound sleep because the woman feels more relaxed after having an orgasm. 3. Increases Intimacy. The bond between husband and wife remains unbroken when they both have s.ex during pregnancy. Some live with the myth that women are very abrasive during this period, so they should be avoided.Truth is during pregnancy, the release of oxytocin which is also referred to as the bonding hormone boosts emotional attachment and makes pregnant women more sympathetic, supportive and trusting. Both partners get closer to each other and this definitely helps their love life. 4. Reduces Pain Certain hormones like prolactin, oestrogenand progesterone, which increase blood flow to the pelvic area, including the vagina, increasing lubrication and sensitivity. The increased blood flow to the Vagina can help reduce painful intercourse. Se.x during pregnancy will also help ripen the floor of the cervix and this can reduce the pain of delivery. Source: http://36trends.com

Tuesday, 2 August 2016

Edo 2016: A question of finishing ‘strong’


The word “strong” in the body of a piece written by a certain Governor Adams Oshiomhole’s social media activist, lauding the governor’s achievements tickled my curiousity. One is literally eviscerated when words are abused to achieve determined dubious ends, having been in the voyage of literary/words structuring for nearly two decades. The dubiety inherent in the word ‘strong’ in the context where it was used is nothing other than reducing our cherished democratic struggle as a people and nation to something profane.
There is no gainsaying the fact that Governor Oshiomhole made minimal dents on the governance of the state, namely: reconstruction of roads, renovation of schools (red roof) and the building of a single hospital that many referred to as a whited sepulcher! If a few reconstructed roads and schools and hospital are all we can get in eight years of Oshiomhole’s over dramatised administration(let’s add the regular payment of less than 5,000 state’s civil servants workforce), then finishing ‘strong’, which connotes potency, effectiveness, authority, resourcefulness, firmness, solid, stable, fortress, uncompromising, fervent, thoroughness, vivid was lavishly and wrongly used. Talking about thoroughness and fairness, shall we say Governor Oshiomhole has demonstrated leadership in those areas in terms of political appointments and infrastructural allocations? How about job creation, award of bursary to students and student’s scholarship? What happened to the promised rejuvenation of state-owned existing industries like Bendel Brewery, Edo Line Transport Limited and the Fruit Processing Company in Eho and many more? Shall we regale ourselves with the failed retreat being the chief anchor of a faded slogan called One-Man-One-Vote?!
The majesty of democracy is inherent in its pluralism: accountability, openness and equitable patronages of political positions across the various interest groups. But that cannot be said of Governor Oshiomhole’s nearly eight years in the saddle. Against all logic, merit and fairness, Governor Oshiomhole as the visitor to the two state-owned institutions: Ambrose Ali University, Ekpoma and Edo University, Iyamho appointed Prof. Ignatius Onimawo and Prof. Emmanuel Aluyor from Etsako, respectively. If the appointments of Prof Onimawo and Prof Aluyor came as a surprise to Edo People and to those from other parts of Edo North who are eminently qualified for the job, the appointments of Dr. Mustapha Lekki and Mr. Pius Akpaibo as the INEC South-South Commissioner and Federal Revenue Mobilisation Chairman simply rattled them, as both of them are from Etsako.
What with Governor Oshiomhole’s selection of Hon. Philip Shuaibu as Deputy Governor on the APC’s ticket, an Etsako man like himself from the same ward and local government? Ditto Senator Francis Elamikhena from the same Etsako as Governor Oshiomhole. To make the matter worse, all the Etsako people in his government who constitute more than 60% of the state’s political appointees (just three local government) are reportedly receiving what they called Iyamho (double) salaries different from what every other political appointees take home. The Fundamental Objectives and Directive Principles of State Policy in section 14 subsection 4 of the Nigeria Constitution is against concentration of political appointments or elected political office holders in a given space to the detriment of other parts of the state thus: “The composition of the Government of a State, a local government council, or any of the agencies of such Government or council, and the conduct of the affairs of the Government or council or such agencies shall be carried out in such manner as to recognise the diversity of the people within its area of authority and the need to promote a sense of belonging and loyalty among all the people of the State/Federation”. Subsection 2 and 3 states: “Accordingly, national integration shall be actively encouraged, whilst discrimination on the grounds of place of origin, sex, religion, status, ethnic or linguistic association or ties shall be prohibited. For the purpose of promoting national (state) integration, it shall be the duty of the State government”. In the eye of the Nigeria’s Constitution, Governor Oshiomhole is not merely an ethnic potentate, but a dictator who prides himself as an emperor who conquered the same institution and people that brought him to power. It all began during the 2013 local government election with each subsequent manipulation becoming progressively easier. With less than 130 days to the end of his administration, the Governor grudgingly gave 10% mobilisation fee to two contractors for the flagging off of two political roads in Ekpoma and Okpuje, Esan Central and Owan West, respectively. This was done after he had fixed more than 30 roads in the three local government areas in Etsako land, leaving Esan land: Owan East, Owan West and Akoko-Edo to wallow in economic degradation. How do we discuss Governor Oshiomhole’s job creation fiasco without mentioning the over 20,000 Edo youths (Edo YES Empowerment scam) who were sacked after being casualized for nearly three years? How do we describe the anguish of Egor, Orionmwon, Owan East and West local governments whose workers haven’t received any alert in their bank accounts in the last 18, eight, seven and five months, respectively? Governor Oshiomhole’s earlier momentum has faded, instead of ‘finishing strong’. His determination to turn Edo into a cluster of hit parades suggests to Edo people that it wouldn’t take much, now, to push him over the edge. Erasmus Ikhide, a social Activist wrote from Lagos. Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com

Nigerian student marries, graduates same day


A Nigerian Birmingham City University student has married and graduated, with a first-class degree, on the same day. Anu Yusuf, aged 26, received her Law LLB in a ceremony at Symphony Hall alongside hundreds of her fellow students on Wednesday 27 July, wearing a traditional cap and gown. However, merely hours before, Nigeria-born Anu was dressed all in white, as she tied the knot at Birmingham Register Office.
Wedding – Anu Yusuf and Joseph Kolawole Ola marry at Birmingham Register Office Wedding – Anu Yusuf and Joseph Kolawole Ola marry at Birmingham Register Office Anu and her now husband – Joseph Kolawole Ola, aged 27 – met four years ago in Gombe while working as part of Nigeria’s National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), and their subsequent engagement was prolonged as a result of her coming to study in the UK. She said: “My husband often joked that he would whisk me away after my graduation to marry me because he can no longer wait. So, we decided to marry on my actual graduation day! “Romance aside, it certainly worked well logistically too, as it meant that our relatives only had to travel once for both occasions. We both have family all over the UK and we were conscious of taking up too much of their time and for all the added expense in making the same journey twice.” Anu and Joseph’s wedding started at 10.40am with a civil ceremony at Birmingham Register Office. Following the official wedding photography, the entire party headed for a midday blessing at Anu’s church, VBCI Treasure Sanctuary, located at Perry Barr Methodist Church, north of the City. The service finished at 1pm and all 50 guests were provided with take-away meals packaged up in gift bags. The wedding party enjoyed a traditional Nigerian meal on-the-go, including jollof rice with chicken served with salad, along with gizdodo (gizzard and plantain), moi moi (made from black-eyed peas), and poundo yam with vegetable soup. Graduation – Anu Yusuf in her cap and gown outside Symphony Hall, before receiving her LLB Law from Birmingham City University Graduation – Anu Yusuf in her cap and gown outside Symphony Hall, before receiving her LLB Law from Birmingham City University All meals were prepared by friends and members of Anu’s church, and drinks were brought by her husband’s pastor from Liverpool, whose wife also made their cake. Anu added: “My husband and I created a notepad with our names on the front as a ‘thank you’ present for our guests to go in to all the gift bags, so along with all the food, the bags were quite bulky!” Following a bite to eat, Anu quickly changed from her wedding dress in to another outfit and headed back in to Birmingham city centre for 2pm to collect her cap and gown before receiving her first-class degree.
Half of the wedding party accompanied Anu to Symphony Hall, although she was only allowed the maximum four guests into the actual ceremony, including her husband and two uncles, who were both wedding witnesses. Family members unable to sit inside the actual hall remained outside where they finally had time to enjoy the take-away wedding meal. By 5pm, the graduation ceremony had come to a close and all Anu and Joseph’s guests were on their way home. “I’d be lying if I was say it wasn’t a relief to get to the end of the day, but I wouldn’t have changed it for the world. It was so special to have my family and friends present for not one, but two of the most significant milestones in my life, and being able to share it with them all is something that I will treasure forever.” As well as her Law degree, Anu has supported her studies with part-time work at Birmingham City University, including a role most recently in the International Office there as a Marketing and Communications Assistant. Parmila Murria is Assistant Director in Birmingham City University’s International Office. She said that Anu was at work just two days before her wedding, so her team gave her a suitable send off. “Because she was so far away from her friends and family, and had little time to get everything ready, we decided to ease her nerves and have a little celebration of our own. We surprised her with a traditional English afternoon tea, complete with cucumber sandwiches and little cakes. “None of us could quite believe that two days later she would be getting married and graduating all on the same day, but we were so happy for her and are really proud.” Anu hopes to further her studies by embarking on a PhD in Law and her husband is studying in Bradford at LIFE Church College. Source: http://www.vanguardngr.com