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OSINBAJO lectures on the Legality of LOCKDOWN Order.... "Regarding the legality of the shutdowns announced by the president on Sunday, I think it is entirely legal; these steps are proactive, very relevant; important and backed by law. “I am not so sure some of the people who have commented on the issue have come across the Quarantine Act. “There is a Quarantine Act of 1926; it is been published in all of the Laws of Nigeria, every edition of the Laws of Nigeria, it is there.” “What the Act does is that it allows the president to designate any local area, any part of the country, as a place that may be infected or under the threat of a communicable disease, and he can then make regulations of any kind. “For instance, he can say, people should not go out; no public gatherings among others; so, it is a regulation that gives the president powers and these powers come from the National Assembly because, of course, it is an act of the National

1. Fellow Nigerians, 2. From the first signs that Coronavirus, or COVID-19 was turning into an epidemic and was officially declared a world-wide emergency, the Federal Government started planning preventive, containment and curative measures in the event the disease hits Nigeria. 3. The whole instruments of government are now mobilized to confront what has now become both a health emergency and an economic crisis. 4. Nigeria, unfortunately, confirmed its first case on 27th February 2020. Since then, we have seen the number of confirmed cases rise slowly. 5. By the morning of March 29th, 2020, the total confirmed cases within Nigeria had risen to ninety-seven. 6. Regrettably, we also had our first fatality, a former employee of PPMC, who died on 23rd March 2020. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family in this very difficult time. We also pray for quick recovery for those infected and undergoing treatment. 7. As of today, COVID-19 has no cure. Scientis

Up to 24 people were killed on Thursday in a fresh attack in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s east attributed to the Allied Democratic Forces militia, taking the number of civilians killed this week to over 60, officials and a monitor said. Twenty-four bodies were found at four sites near Oicha in the volatile Beni region, the area’s top administrator Donat Kibwana said. The Kivu Security Tracker, a joint project of the Congo Research Group and Human Rights Watch put the toll at 19. DR Congo troops have been carrying out a military operation on the ADF, which originated in Uganda but now active in DRC’s east — long plagued by various militias. Militiamen have responded with a series of massacres against civilians with gruesome attacks involving machetes. The ADF, blamed for the deaths of more than a thousand civilians in Beni since October 2014, began as an Islamist-rooted rebel group in Uganda that opposed Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni. It fell back into eastern DRC

Lagos was stuned. Nigeria went into a state of shock. How did Adelabu die? Was it an act of God? Was he killed by his political opponents? Was Adegoke a victim of political conspiracy? What was Adelabu’s business with his Lebanese friends? What actually happened on that fateful day in 1958? If there was a politician who understood the psychology of his people, it was Adegoke Adelabu. He was a master in the art and science of political psychology. And like the consummate politician he was, he spoke the language of the people. He was a compound polyglot. His Yoruba was flawless. His English was impeccable. Adelabu was not the one to mix Yoruba with English in the same sentence. Though small in stature, he was intellectually a giant. With his brilliance, he dazzled and dwarfed his peers. According to Bola Ige, Adelabu was “a short man, but with boundless energy, he always seemed to be on the move, he went on foot from village to village. He dressed and appeared like a rustic villager. H

Five Amazing Benefit Of ALLIGATOR PEPPER   (Alligator pepper boost Sperm production) 1. It has aphrodisiac properties to treat sexual dysfunctions: Some studies revealed that Alligator pepper have aphrodisiac properties. Therefore, it can increase a sexual desire for men and women. Also, studies show that Alligator pepper can help male with premature ejaculation. Scientists give a hypothesis that this herb can be potentially used as a painless therapy for male patients with sexual dysfunctions. 2. Gastrointestinal Disorders: Alligator pepper seeds` extract can be perfectly used for treating gastrointestinal disorders. The elements contained in the seeds can be effective against intestinal worms and diarrhea. 3:. Analgesic Properties   The aqueous extract of the plant is analgesic in nature and as such can be used for relieving and alleviating pains such as joint pain, toothache, stomach pain, arthritic pain and rheumatoid pain.   4 : Sperm boost

What is the cause?   We always hear of people who have stroke after a fall in the bath.   Why have we not heard of falling elsewhere?   When I took part in a healthy lifestyle course, a National Sports Council Professor, who also participated in the course, advised that: the head should not be washed first in the process of taking a bath (even washing of the hair).Other parts of the body should be cleaned first. This is because when the head is wet and cold, blood will flow to the head to warm it up.  If the blood vessels narrow, it is likely to cause the blood vessels to rupture. since it usually happens in the bathroom, be sure to raise your awareness to avoid this happening again. CORRECT PROCESS OF BATH TAKING:  1. Start the wetness from the sole of the foot.  2. Progress to the Small legs, the thigh, abdomen and then shoulder. At this point, pause for 5-10 seconds.   A feeling like steam/wind overflowing from the body may be observed; and the