http://www.yeoal.com/2013/10/jeta-amata-in-hot-romance-with.html


The Nollwood actor and producer is said to be in a hot romance with Viva Bianca who plays the role of Ilithyia in TV series Spartacus after splitting from his wife of almost 5 years, Nollywood actress Mbong Amata . The pair who got married in 2008 have reportedly been living apart for about a year now. According to the gist, Mbong wanted to be a star, but Jeta wasn't giving her enough space to discover herself. She wasn't allowed to act in any movie her husband not produced by her husband. The caused them to gradually drift apart. They have reportedly gone their separate ways have even moved on.

The Nollywood producer has a new movie in the works titled 'Road to Redemption' stars Akon, Yvonne Nelson, Ruke Amata and his current girlfriend Viva.


Wow!! This is so sad. It's funny we did not see the signs.

Check out the picture of Jeta and Mbong I put up. The picture was taken in September last year at the premier of his movie 'Black November' in New York. Their body language was a clear sign that all wasn't well with the couple. The good thing though is the fact that they are civil to each other.

Is that the topic of The National Confrence/Dialoug

Is that the topic of The National Confrence

bloggers @ it again

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Carry me commot for here or I no go pay

It’s a football cliché to say penalties are a lottery. That’s not very true. It comes down to mental strength, keeping your nerve, accurate placing, fatigue, tactics and a share of luck. Both teams displayed those characteristics in ample amounts but at some point one person has to fail and this time it was anItalian. Spain have now successfully won their previous three penalty shootouts. That’s quite a bit better than lottery odds.

abeg, who dey sell weed for area??

Flexible electronics is no longer an idea born only in scientific fiction
not with graphene.
graphene is a 2-dimensional material,only an atom thick made up entirely of carbon atoms arranged in hexagonal patterns.
Graphene has some pretty features.
It is 10 times as conductive as copper.
it is flexible but as strong as diamond when pulled.
It is transparent,absorbs and reflects only about 1% of light that passes through it.
It is incredibly thin,it is the thinnest man-made material.

15 years from now,we will be making some wicked devices with graphene.

fr3do: Flexible electronics is no longer an idea born only in scientific fiction
not with graphene.
graphene is a 2-dimensional material,only an atom thick made up entirely of carbon atoms arranged in hexagonal patterns.
Graphene has some pretty features.
It is 10 times as conductive as copper.
it is flexible but as strong as diamond when pulled.
It is transparent,absorbs and reflects only about 1% of light that passes through it.
It is incredibly thin,it is the thinnest man-made materials.

15 years from now,we will be making some wicked devices with graphene.

u hear say nigeria don make android phone??

them name am OBRA..

Classification and external resources
Obstetric fistula diagram
ICD-10 N82
ICD-9 619
MeSH D014624
Obstetric fistula (or vaginal fistula) is a medical condition in
which a fistula (hole) develops between either the rectum and
vagina (see rectovaginal fistula) or between the bladder and
vagina (see vesicovaginal fistula) after severe or failed childbirth,
when adequate medical care is not available.[1] It is considered a
disease of poverty because of its tendency to occur in women
in poor countries who do not have health resources comparable
to developed nations.[2]
Signs and symptoms
Symptoms of obstetric fistula include:
Flatulence, urinary or fecal incontinence, which may be
continual or only happen at night[3][4][5]
Foul-smelling vaginal discharge [4][5][6]
Repeated vaginal or urinary tract infections [5][6][7]
Irritation or pain in the vagina or surrounding areas [6][8][9]
Pain during sexual activity [6][8][9]
Other effects of obstetric fistula include stillborn babies due to
prolonged labor, which happens 85% to 100% of the time,[10]
[11][12][13] severe ulcerations of the vaginal tract, "foot drop,"
which is the paralysis of the lower limbs caused by nerve
damage, making it impossible for women to walk,[5][14][15]
infection of the fistula forming an abscess,[6] and up to two-
thirds of the women become amenorrhoeic.[2]
Causes
The fistula usually develops as a result of prolonged labor when
a cesarean section cannot be accessed. Over the course of the
three to five days of labor, the unborn child presses against the
mother's birth canal very tightly, cutting off blood flow to the
surrounding tissues between the vagina and the rectum and
between the vagina and the bladder, causing the tissues to
disintegrate and rot away.[2][5][14]
Obstetric fistula can also be caused by poorly performed
abortions,[16] pelvic fractures, cancer or radiation therapy
targeted at the pelvic area, inflammatory bowel disease (such
as Crohn's Disease and ulcerative colitis), or infected
episiotomies after childbirth.[4] Other potential causes for the
development of obstetric fistula are sexual abuse and rape,
especially in conflict/post-conflict areas,[17] and other surgical
trauma.[14][18]

deejay_harry1:

u hear say nigeria don make android phone??

them name am OBRA..

Sheriously?

Double194: Classification and external resources
Obstetric fistula diagram
ICD-10 N82
ICD-9 619
MeSH D014624
Obstetric fistula (or vaginal fistula) is a medical condition in
which a fistula (hole) develops between either the rectum and
vagina (see rectovaginal fistula) or between the bladder and
vagina (see vesicovaginal fistula) after severe or failed childbirth,
when adequate medical care is not available.[1] It is considered a
disease of poverty because of its tendency to occur in women
in poor countries who do not have health resources comparable
to developed nations.[2]
Signs and symptoms
Symptoms of obstetric fistula include:
Flatulence, urinary or fecal incontinence, which may be
continual or only happen at night[3][4][5]
Foul-smelling vaginal discharge [4][5][6]
Repeated vaginal or urinary tract infections [5][6][7]
Irritation or pain in the vagina or surrounding areas [6][8][9]
Pain during sexual activity [6][8][9]
Other effects of obstetric fistula include stillborn babies due to
prolonged labor, which happens 85% to 100% of the time,[10]
[11][12][13] severe ulcerations of the vaginal tract, "foot drop,"
which is the paralysis of the lower limbs caused by nerve
damage, making it impossible for women to walk,[5][14][15]
infection of the fistula forming an abscess,[6] and up to two-
thirds of the women become amenorrhoeic.[2]
Causes
The fistula usually develops as a result of prolonged labor when
a cesarean section cannot be accessed. Over the course of the
three to five days of labor, the unborn child presses against the
mother's birth canal very tightly, cutting off blood flow to the
surrounding tissues between the vagina and the rectum and
between the vagina and the bladder, causing the tissues to
disintegrate and rot away.[2][5][14]
Obstetric fistula can also be caused by poorly performed
abortions,[16] pelvic fractures, cancer or radiation therapy
targeted at the pelvic area, inflammatory bowel disease (such
as Crohn's Disease and ulcerative colitis), or infected
episiotomies after childbirth.[4] Other potential causes for the
development of obstetric fistula are sexual abuse and rape,
especially in conflict/post-conflict areas,[17] and other surgical
trauma.[14][18]

Yerima
destroying innocent girls

Ahh....the oyinbo gal fine ohh....sorry my beautiful black sista!

;DSo? Abeg 4 wia I go piss?