Tuesday, 16 December 2014

BANANA'S CAN MAKE YOU SMARTER!!!



Here are amazing things you should know about bananas.

Mental Alertness
Studies have shown that 3 servings of banana daily can aid in learning by making students more alert.
Students should snack more on bananas than on soft drinks and biscuits.

Heartburns and Ulcers
This are very uncomfortable conditions many people suffer from.
Bananas have natural antacids that help soothe the pain of heartburns and stomach ulcers.

Stress
Pressure at work or school leads most to high intake of fatty and processed foods like pies, noodles, chips, fries and chocolate. These foods lead to obesity and its related problems like hypertension, diabetes and cancer. Snacking on bananas helps avoid this

Blood Pressure
Bananas are rich in potassium and low in salt. This combination makes it good for blood pressure control.

Morning Sickness
This is the nauseous feeling experienced by some women in the first trimester (3 months) of pregnancy. Snacking on bananas between meals regulates blood sugar to avoid morning sickness.

Did you know?
A banana has 4 times the protein in an apple. It also has 3 times the phosphorus, 5 times the vitamin A and 2 times the carbohydrates in an apple.

Little wonder monkeys are quick, agile and alert. They love bananas. Lol

'A banana or more a day makes a lot of sense'!

Dr. Tope Adetiba

Friday, 12 December 2014

FUTA student wins verve cashless campus challenge




The winning stride continued at the Federal University of Technology, Akure (FUTA) recently, as Ajijola Gbolahan, a 400-Level student of the Department of Transport Management Technology [TMT] came first at the Verve Cashless Campus Challenge 2014 held at Verve International Head Office, Victoria Island, Lagos.

Ajijola emerged the winner, after his entry for the competition was chosen by the panel of judges over those sent in by students from 20 other universities from across the country.

11 finalists which comprised three FUTA students: Ojo Oluwole, Michael John and Ajijola Gbolahan; two from University of Ilorin; two from the University of Port-Harcourt; one from University of Calabar; one from the University of Lagos; one from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka, and one from the University of Makurdi, were picked from a pool of 400 applicants who were involved in the race at the start of the competition.

Ajijola, whose presentation was based on creativity and workability won with his proposal on the solution to the fare payment problem on campus, using a form of mobile ticketing platform amongst other payment options.

In addition to the cash prize of N500, 000, Ajijola and other winners would also be given the opportunity to deploy their concepts in their respective campuses to popularise the concept for students to imbibe the cashless policy.

The competition is designed to increase students’ understanding of a cashless society which will enable them proffer innovative and practical solution to payment problems within their various campuses, and also to promote and drive their campuses towards a cashless economy. The Verve e-Cash is a payment device that does not require an account number to activate and transact.

The Vice Chancellor, Professor Adebiyi Daramola, has already congratulated Ajijola and the staff and students of his department, saying the feat is in tandem with the excellence that FUTA has come to be noted for. The Campus Challenge was organised under the aegis of Verve Nigeria and Enactus Nigeria.

Buhari Wins APC Presidential primaries


Picture  from Ofilispeaks


GMB defeated four APC aspirants –Atiku Abubakar, Rabiu Kwankwaso, Rochas Okorocha and Sam Nda-Isaiah to claim the party’s ticket at a national primaries that started on Wednesday in Lagos and ended about on Thursday.




Monday, 8 December 2014

Download Nigeria's 2015 general elections timetable here




Plan your election schedule , and make sure you cast that vote , to move our nation to the next level of greatness




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Fart Matters a.K.a Toxic Mess


Fart, gas, flatulence which is derived from the latin word - flatus (breaking wind)

DID YOU KNOW
  • Flatology is the field of medicine that deals with the study of fart
  • Males pass more gas than females because they creaye more intestinal gas.
  • The older you get the more you fart
  • You fart about 14 - 20 times daily (most times you're not aware)
  • Chewing gum makes you gassy because you swallow more air in the process.
  • Air travel can make you fart. watch what you eat before you fly.

WHAT IS GAS?
Flatus is one of the products of the breakdown of food in the stomach and intestines.
The noise associated with farting is caused by the vibration of the anus.

WHAT CAUSES FARTS?
Swallowed air
Foods like eggs, Beans, banana, beer, carrots, wheat, oats, cucumber, red wine, milk, cabbage and oranges
Tobacco smoking
WHY DOES IT SMELL BAD SOMETIMES?
Sulfate is the culprit.
Some germs in the intestines produce sulfide gas which is responsible for the smell associated with farts.

HOW TO PREVENT EXCESS SMELLY FART?
Reduce chewing gum
Reduce intake of Sulfate containing food like eggs, meat, bread, groundnuts.
Soak or Overcook beans so as to reduce gas production
Dont eat or drink fast. chew food properly

As much as you can endeavor not to fart in public. Save your gas for your closet. LOL


DR T. Adetiba
Abugist Blog

Saturday, 29 November 2014

Meet the world's largest family - with 181 members



Ziona Chana hasa has 39 wives, 94 children, 14 daughters-in-law and 33 grandchildren. They all live with him in his hotel-like 100-room, four-story house perched among the hills of Baktwang village in the Indian state of Mizoram.
One year, he married ten wives. Two of them sisters. His 39 wives say they are blessed to have him and take turns to share his bed.




It takes 30 whole chickens, peel 132lb of potatoes and boil up to 220lb of rice to make dinner for this family.



The family is organised with almost military discipline, with the oldest wife Zathiangi organising her fellow partners to perform household chores such as cleaning, washing and preparing meals.

Coincidentally, Mr Chana is said to head a sect that allows members to take as many wives as they want.


Rinkmini, one of Mr Chana's wives who is now 38 years old, said:
'We stay around him as he is the most important person in the house. He is the most handsome person in the village.

As at 2011, he said he was looking at marrying new wives to expand his family.

source :
lindaikeji's blog