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I came across this little but very expository article on Nairaland and decided to share with you guys.


By Positivemed-Team
Edited By: Stephanie Dawson

1. FOREHEAD
Rounded: If you have a round forehead it means you are artistic, creative, emotional, but not always logical.
Slanted: If you possess a slanted forehead you are professional and like to get results. You don’t like talking about your personal life.
Flat: A flat forehead, like Brad Pitt, signifies that you like to think before taking an action.

 
Not everyone that has mind can create, achieve or produce desirable things and none can be bigger or better than what he has discovered himself to be. Your creativity can boost your Net worth when properly implemented.
One of the ways to unleash your creativity is to consider various scenarios and how you could solve a problem given different tools or resources.

  Health is wealth, as they say, so why should we use our money to buy things that could harm and k*ll them gradually? Do you know that the combination of anti-perspirant/deodorant can cause breast cancer? Most products on the market are a combination of anti-perspirant/deodorants. Before you purchase anything you would apply in your arm pits Look at the labels! if its written 'Deodorant' its okay, but 'ANTI-PERSPIRANT', NO.

An international voice for victims of rape in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Dr. Denis Mukwege has been awarded the 14^th annual Civil Courage Prize, an award which “ honors civil courage — steadfast resistance to evil at great personal risk — rather than military valor”.
Dr. Mukwege founded Panzi Hospital in Bukavu in 1998 to help women who had developed medical conditions as a result of rape. The hospital was originally a clinic that provided gynecological and obstetric care. Since it opened, Dr. Mukwege and his colleagues have treated nearly 40, 000 women and girls who have survived brutal sexual attacks, often at the hands of soldiers and armed rebels.

This is an apology to all my readers for not keeping you updated with the recent happenings. I embarked on an emergency trip because of some family matters. Before i start to get you updated i will like to congratulate Nigeria on our a successful celebration of the remembrance of our independence. We should use this medium to look back into our past glories and failures so that we could move forward and get the necessary improvement we need. 2015 elections is still far and there has been so much ado about it. Why don't these political heads allow this present government to finish its duties before they start their scrutiny. I advice the Federal Government to avoid those saboteurs who are wants the downfall of the Nation.God bless Naija as we enter into another era, lets try to make things  right for our future generations.

According to a report by Sunnewsonline.com, a 20 year old girl allegedly set ablaze the 22 year old new love interest of her ex-boyfriend. Cynthia Onah reportedly went to her ex-boyfriend's house at Onugba Nike area in Enugu State late at night with a gallon of fuel and emptied its content on Chinwe Igwe, her ex's girlfriend, who was sleeping. The incident took place on August 24th.

The Commissioner of Police Enugu State, Mr. Mohammed Adamu described the incident as very unfortunate. “It is terrible that a girl because of jealousy would set another girl on fire simply because they are befriending the same boy.”

CP Adamu explained that on that fateful day, Cynthia had in connivance with another suspect, one Obiora Chukwuegbo stormed Chika’s home and set Chinwe on fire. It was only the assistance of  neighbours that Chinwe was rescued through the window as the fire consumed the room. She was said to have been taken to a private hospital before she was transferred to Annunciation Specialist Hospital  Emene, Enugu State where she is still receiving treatment.

The boyfriend, Chika told Sunday Sun

“I am a driver and I’ve been dating Chinwe for the past five years. We had little quarrel and we stopped dating. I meet Cynthia who is a prostitute and dated her for just one month. We separated one month after because at times she would be chasing me with a knife. I couldn’t bear it and so I went back to settle with my former girlfriend. Cynthia didn’t give up as she threatened that she was going to deal with us. She even threatened to pour acid on me.

Being a driver, I travelled the day Cynthia burnt my girlfriend. It was one of my neighbours that called me to say that my house was on fire and that somebody poured fuel under the door and it exploded and burnt my girlfriend who was sleeping in the room; that they have rescued her through the window.

“When I got home, I saw that all my property had been burnt to ashes. My girlfriend was hospitalized because she sustained injuries from the fire. But I am determined and I have promised God that with the condition of my  girlfriend that I am still going to marry her.”

The suspect, Cynthia, who hails from Isi-Uzo Local Government Area of  Enugu State, said

“I started dating Chika when he had misunderstanding with his former girlfriend, Chinwe. We dated for one month and then he told me that he was no longer interested in marrying me. Chika is owing me N12,000. When we had a quarrel, I did not threaten him with a knife. I only used the knife to deflate his tyres.

“I have quarreled with Chinwe several times. I sent her a text message to leave my boyfriend. Because she threatened  me, I also threatened her that she will never enjoy the relationship. I don’t  know anything about who took fuel to the house of her boyfriend and burnt  the house. On that fateful day, Chika called my phone at night and said that I should meet him at Emene junction. I was out waiting for him when the policemen from the State CID arrested me. I didn’t know anything about the incident. I only know we have traded words.”

When  Sunday Sun visited the victim at the Annunciation Specialist Hospital Emene Area, Enugu State, she said:

“I am still shocked at what happened. I regret dating Chika as I have been turned to something else now. I saw  Cynthia Onah and  Chukwuegbo Obiora after they had poured  fuel under the door and fire was everywhere. I was calling him for help. It was when I was calling  for help through the other window that  I saw Cynthia Onah and Obiora Chkwuegbo running away and I was shouting for help until the neighbours broke one of the windows and carried me out from the window”,  she said.

“My relationship with Chika is over. I am in pains and agony. I didn’t know what to do. I was sleeping and suddenly I saw smoke and it exploded and caught fire. I could have been burnt to ashes if not for the neighbours who broke through the window and rescued me,” she added.

CP Adamu said the suspects would soon be charged to court.

President Goodluck Jonathan will host another edition of the Presidential Media Chat tomorrow Sunday, September 29, 2013 at 7pm. See the State House Press Release below

President Jonathan will in the course of the programme, answer questions from a panel of journalists on current national issues and events, as well as policies and actions of his administration. Members of the public who have questions they will like the President to respond to on the programme may send them in via Twitter to @mediachatng1.

The programme will be broadcast live on the network services of the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA), the Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) and the Voice of Nigeria (VON). Other television and radio stations are enjoined to hook up to NTA and FRCN to relay the programme to their viewers and listeners.

  

Reuben Abati, Special Adviser to the President (Media & Publicity). September 28, 2013

It is safe to say over the past decade the countries grouped in the BRICS have been fortunate to receive a brain-gain, as many of their best and brightest have seen their own countries as land of opportunities.
On one of my social media networks I spotted a comment that said “By the time Africans get featured in an article like this the gold rush will be over.” Of course you can easily interpret this statement in several ways but it spoke volumes about how Africans tend to always be last in everything.
As a Nigerian in the Diaspora I would love to go back after I finish my education to pursue my own dreams but realistically we are faced with obstacles that cause many diasporans to become reluctant to return back to Africa to start up a business. Here are my reasons why…