7 Jul 2016

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The shocking way coca-cola affects your Sexuality

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Chilled Coke

Sure, we have all heard that loading yourself up with sugary drinks is unhealthy for everyone- men and women alike, but did you know how much danger this cola drink is to your penis?
A recent research which 2,554 men, found that cola addicts had an average sperm count of 35million per millilitre, compared to 56million per millilitre in those who consumed less Coke.
While a sperm count of 35million still falls within the normal range, it puts men more at risk of eventually becoming infertile. And scientists noted that while getting an erection relied on a number of factors – both physical and psychological – certain ingredients in this fizzy drink appeared to contribute to the problem. They're claiming that a sweetener in the drink could damage arteries in the penis, which could prevent blood from flowing freely through it.
It would be easy to assume that maybe caffeine was behind these worrying statistics, but apparently there was no link between caffeine levels in cola and other drinks. So it's likely due to another ingredient.

In conclusion, the scientists who carried out this research have said that the odd can of coke is fine, but it might be worth cutting back if you're on a litre or more a day.
CREDIT : PULSE NG
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'FG is confused, inconsistent and has no right to impose new admission rules' - ASUU

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JAMB

The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU), University of Ibadan chapter, has said that the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) is acting beyond its powers when it released the admission guidelines for Nigerian universities.
ASUU chairman at the university, Dr. Deji Omole, said that only the Senate in Nigerian Universities can create admission modalities and determine which suits their institution.
Reacting to the 2016 admission guidelines recently released by JAMB, Omole said that Minister of Education, Mallam Adamu Adamu, and JAMB Registrar, Prof. Dibu Ojerinde, are confused and inconsistent. The reason being that, at first a decision was made to ban the collection of payment through the conduction of Post-UTME, but these new guidelines involve a structure which requires payment of screening fees that is designed favour the children of the rich against the poor.
Omole added that the 'newly' released point – based scoring system is not new as it was innovated and used at the University of Ibadan for five years and abandoned.

He said, “JAMB is acting beyond its mandate which is to conduct and release results. The Senate of universities has the right to determine the model or guideline to adopt to admit their students from the pool of candidates sent to it by JAMB.
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'Buhari using corrupt EFCC to fight corruption,' - says Governor Fayose

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Governor Ayo Fayose of Ekiti state


Governor, Ayodele Fayose, of Ekiti State, says PresidentMuhammadu Buhari is using a "corrupt" Economic and Financial Crimes Commission to fight corruption.

As contained in a statement issued on Wednesday, July 6, by his spokesman, Lere Olayinka, the Governor said the said the President must start his anti-corruption from his inner circle - the All Progressives Congress (APC).
“The EFCC leaders’ opinions remain their opinions and if they are so sure of whatever information they have, they should go to court and stop subjecting Nigerians to media trial and that no amount of media trial from the same elements that orchestrated my removal in 2006 can erode my popularity among Ekiti people,” Fayose said.
On the various properties linked to him, he said he legitimately bought them and duly declared them in his assets declaration form, stressing that the properties were not purchased with illicit funds.
Contrary to allegations that his election was funded by the Office of the National Security Adviser headed by Sambo Dasuki, he maintained that Zenith bank, plus friends and associates funded his election.
“As a promising candidate of my party, I cannot stop Nigerians from supporting my election like every other candidate of other political parties, including President Buhari,” he said.
Fayose said since the money used in sponsoring his election was not from illegitimate sources, how it spent it is his prerogative and no one's business.
Also addressing the EFCC allegation that he received bribes from some Ekiti contractors, the Governor said the anti-graft agency is just desperate to nail him.
He said: “If they have anything against me, they should keep their gun powder dry, because in 2006 when they took me to court, their allegations crumbled like a pack of cards because court decisions are founded on facts and law, and not on media trial as currently being done by the EFCC as tele-guided by the APC leaders in their desperation to set the people against me knowing fully that they are not on the ground.
“Having failed to buy the conscience of the Ekiti House of Assembly members, the APC people have become increasingly afraid of 2018 and the agencies of the Federal Government should know that no matter how hard they try, Ekiti electorate will not be deceived by their blackmail and media trial.
“The EFCC should be told in clear terms that this is 2016 and not 2006 when impeachment notices against governors were signed on the table of the EFCC operatives. Those who are tele-guiding the EFCC now should also be reminded that they did more than what they are doing now in 2006, yet I was overwhelmingly voted for by the Ekiti people eight years after the orchestrated impeachment which the Supreme Court declared illegal.
“Should Nigerians now conclude that the EFCC is an appendage of the APC? Is the EFCC for investigation of corrupt practices among all Nigerians or members of opposition parties alone?”Fayose queried.
He insisted that nobody can shut him up, as he will continue to speak out against the Buhari administration and its antics.
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Buhari Tells Biafrans & Militants :Nigeria’s unity not negotiable

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Against the background of incessant bombings of oil and gas installations in the Niger Delta by the Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, which apparently threaten the peace and unity of the country, President Mohammadu Buhari has stated that Nigeria’s unity is not negotiable. He also warned looters of the public treasures to return their loots as a condition for their personal peace. Militants vs Buhari The President gave the warning while receiving a cross section of Nigerians most whom were Muslims who were in his residence within the precinct of the presidential villa to pay him sallah homage on Wednesday. The President who recalled the famous quotes of former Head of State, General Yakubu Gowon said that the task of keeping Nigeria as one indivisible entity was a task that must be done. He said: “We have to concentrate on the militants to try to know how many of them in terms of groupings, try to get in touch with their leadership, to try to persuade them to please give Nigeria a chance. “I assure them that when we were very junior officers, we were told by our leaders, by the Head of State which was Gen. Gowon that to keep Nigeria one is a task that must be done…we never thought of oil. What we were after is one Nigeria. Please, pass the message to the militants that one Nigeria is not negotiable. And I pray they better accept it. The constitution is very clear…I assure them there would justice. “And please persuade those who have plenty of money that does not belong to them to try and negotiate, return it in peace so that both them and us will be in peace otherwise we will continue to request”.

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