Lagosians make money selling sperms for N50,000

Fertility clinics: Lagosians make money selling sperm for N50,000 

People get married for different reasons. While some seek companionship in marriage, many go into marriage for procreation.  For couples who look forward to having children immediately after marriage, being declared ‘infertile’ by experts is like a death sentence.

While it is generally agreed that it takes two to have a baby and every couple is expected to be in optimum health to have babies, medical experts claim men are having more fertility challenge now.  Sperm concentration in men is said to have decreased by a third since 1990s while sperm count is said to have decreased by half over the past 50 years.

 Studies are also showing genetic abnormalities in sperm particularly in older men. For men therefore, quantity, quality and motility of spermatozoa are seen as important factors in fertility.

 Since the male factor is a prominent cause of infertility in couples, sperm donation has become vital in assisted conception treatment.

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Girlfriend Swallows Phone To Prevent Her Boyfriend From Reading The Text Messages

This is so weird!!! 19 year Brazilian Adriana Andrade woke up in the hospital after swallowing her mobile phone,she did this to prevent her boyfriend Renato from reading the text messages on her

Inspiration Quote of the Day

I learned silence from the talkative, tolerance from the intolerant, and kindness from the unkind; yet I am ungrateful to these teachers: Khali Gibran. 

Expectation is a powerful attractive force, expect the things you want and don't expect the things you dont want.

whatever the mind can conceive, it can achieve ... 'Clement Stone' 

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Christian Wishful-Thinking

Since we are sick, confessing that we are healed is not going to heal us. I was invited to conduct a ten-day teaching programme at a church in Lagos.  Out of the blue, at the beginning of the session, the Lord asked me to lead the congregation in singing a popular Christian song.  This continued every day for the first five days of the programme. 

Students protest in Asaba, Delta State

ASUU STRIKE: PROTESTING STUDENTS THREATEN NATION-WIDE DEMONSTRATIONS, RIOTS

ASABA — MOTORISTS plying Asaba-Benin highway were stranded as protesting students blocked the road by the Asaba-end of the bridge, thus causing a gridlock that lasted several hours, Wednesday,  morning.

The scene was similar to the protest staged by physically- challenged persons sometime ago on the same stretch of the highway.

National Association of Nigerian Students, NANS, Coordinator in the South-South and South-East, Comrade Chinonso Obasi, expressed worry that the students are feeling the brunt of the strike following the failure of the Federal Government and Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, to fully reconcile their differences.

Protesting National Association of Nigerian Students (Nans), Zone B South-South/South-East led by Cordinator, Comrade Chinonso Obasi, barricaded the Benin-Asaba expressway by head bridge, Onitsha over the prolonged Academic Staff Union of Universities, Asuu, strike, yesterday. Photos: Nath Onojake

He said: “We are appealing to the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, that since the Federal Government has been able to release N100 billion for infrastructural development and N30 billion for allowance, they should

University Students Urge FG To Implement 2009 Agreement

ASUU Strike: University Students Urge FG To Implement 2009 Agreement

Students in Edo state have protested against the attitude of the federal government in the current strike action embarked upon by the Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU).

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No headway as ASUU battles govt over extra allowances, funding on august 31, 2013 at 3:28 am in specialreport

When the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, embarked on a national strike on July1, 2013 due to the refusal of Federal Government to implement the 2009 agreement it signed with the union which had several components, including adequate funding of education sector, Nigerians feared another long winter for their children forced to return home.

Strike bylecturersin public universities has become anormal trend every two years. The nation is accustomed to disrupted academic sessionsthat at times linger on for about six months.