mamadsquare:
This is spot-on.
Seems like all of our Nigerian mothers belong to an underground child rearing association where they agree on all these their modus operandi on raising kids. They do it with hit precision, especially that angular slippers throwing.

There are two more via that link. You spoke out my thoughts. I was thinking it could make the front page to celebrate our mothers.

smithoo:
You meant to say mother reset tools. This are tools used to reset to "factory settings".

There are four major tools. Check the link, you would see Spatula (Omorogun) and Konk or Knock...

Remember the days when every mum had a special weapon? What was your mum's?

1. MUMU DUSTER
Also know as THE BROOM

Introduced when a child is making a mess everywhere and needs to be reminded who the real boss of the house is.

2. HEAD STRAIGHTENER

Also known as DUNLOP SLIPPERS

Administered in an instance of gross misbehaviour.

More via https://www.thelivefeeds.com/mothersday-remember-the-days-when-every-mum-had-a-special-weapon/

City authorities of Kranj (Slovenia) placed a statue shaped as a Bitcoin logo at the roundabout near the city center.

More: https://www.thebillioncoin.org.ng/altcoin-discussion/bitcoin-roundabout-(photos)/

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DuchessLily:
This pretty girl try shaaaaa

She really is pretty

A man crowned the ugliest man in Uganda Godfrey Baguma, known as Sebabi – which means ‘ugliest of them all’ – suffers from a rare medical condition giving him his distinctive looks.

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Check outfull gallery of nine celebrity teen moms...http://www.thelivefeeds.com/?p=15467

1. Jamie Lynn Spears


Jamie Lynn Spears was following in big sister Britney's famous footprints when she became pregnant at 17.

2. Bristol Palin


Bristol Palin's pregnancy rocked her mother's Vice Presidential campaign when Sarah Palin ran on a ticket of abstinence... while her daughter was pregnant at 18.

3. Emily Maynard


Emily Maynard discovered she was pregnant at age 18, just months after her fiance, Ricky Hendricks died in a car crash.

4. Sofia Vergara


Colombian beauty Sofia Vergara married her high school sweetheart and became a mom at 19. The two divorced and she and Manolo moved to the United States with her family.

5. Solange Knowles


Beyonce might have beaten Solange Knowles to superstardom, but Solange beat her big sister to motherhood. Solange's son Daniel was born when she was just 17.

6. Fantasia Barrino


Before winning American Idol and adding Grammys to her mantle, Fantasia Barrino answered to the name "mom." Fantasia gave birth to her daughter, Zion, at 17.


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We're talking about the types of scandals that have left multiple winners stripped of their crowns.

Scroll down and click around to learn more...

1. Miss US... NAY!


After Donald Trump made controversial comments about Mexican immigrants, NBC refused to air the Trump-owned Miss USA pageant in 2015.

2. Katie Rees



Katie Rees was crowned Miss Nevada in 2007… only to then lose her crown after sexually-explicit images from the year before went viral. She was also charged with meth possession in 2015.

3. Emily Kachote


Miss Zimbabwe 2015 also was forced to vacate her crown after naked photos hit the Internet.


4. Saly Greige and Doron Matalon


Lebanese Miss Universe 2015 contestant Saly Greige and Miss Israel Doron Matalon stirred up major controversy despite keeping their clothes on: the beauties dared to be photographed together despite Lebanon and Israel have been at war since 2006.

5. Carrie Prejean

Carrie Prejean was the first runner-up for Miss USA in 2009. She made major headlines for coming out against gay marriage in her Q&A segment, eventually losing her Miss California crown due to breach of contract.

6. Jamie France


Jamie France won Miss Teen Oregon-World in 2009. No problem there. But she was then arrested on drug charges in 2014.

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Doctors at a central Ohio hospital, Nationwide Children's Hospital, have successfully separated conjoined 11-month-old twin girls in a 16-hour operation. The twins were born attached at the pelvic and hip region. A statement released by a public relations agency says that Acen and Apio were recovering at the children's hospital after the complex procedure that lasted 16 hours last Thursday.



After being told the surgery was successful, the mother of the twins Esther Akello threw up her arms before giving Dr. Besner an emotional hug.

"The parents' faces when you tell them the babies are separated is something that you will never get out of your mind," Besner said. "You will remeber it for the rest of your life" she added.


The operation was conducted by a surgical team of more than 30 specialists. They undertook a delicate job of separating the spinal cord after identifying which muscles and nerves belonged to Acen and Apio, Gail Besner, the chief of Pediatric Surgery at hospital explained.

Highlighting the complexity of the operation, Besner said tissue expanders had to be placed underneath the twins’ skin earlier this year to prepare for their separation. The twins are expected to stay longer at the hospital before returning home since the will both need to have one additional surgery to remove their colostomies which they have had since shortly after birth.


According to the statement, two neurosurgeons focused on one sister each and assisted each other to delicately divide their intertwined spinal cords. The specialists also performed operations to create an anal opening for each of the twins since neither twin was born with the organ.

Pioneering technology including pre-operative 3D modeling, as well as intra-operative neurophysiological monitoring, were used during the operation, the statement revealed.


Jeffrey Leonard, the chief of neurosurgery at Nationwide Children’s said imaging helped guide the medical team’s understanding of the twins’ anatomy. The twins' mother praised the work done by the hospital saying: "Without Children's Hospital of Colorado, neither of my daughters would have has a chance"




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The Nigeria senior basketball team, D’tigers, has emerged the African champion after beating the defending champion Angola, at the finals of the 2015 Afrobasket with 65 – 74.

The team emerged champion of the tournament for the first time ever as they create a record for the Nation.


The game started on a low-key note for the Nigerian team when the first quarter ends 13 – 10 in favour of the Angolans, the game seemed to change when Olumide Oyedeji was substituted for Chamberlain Oguchi after he was roughly tackled.

Nigeria bounced back with speed to win the second quarter after resisting the physically strong Angolans, they later played 24 – 37 to end the quarter. However, the Angolans nailed their own coffin in the game by conceding a lot of fouls which was twice as much as the D’tigers’.

Naij.com sports recalled, the Nigerian team were bundled out of the 2013 Afrobasket at the Quarter-finals after putting up a shambolic performance. The introduction of Will Voights, an American Coach seems to be the ace as the team which comprised of 80% of the same boys that played in 2013.

Third Quarter ended 36 – 51 as the Angolans appeared demoralized. Fourth quarter ended 65 – 74 which dethroned the Angolans as Nigeria took over the basketball throne in Africa.

Host of the Tournament, Tunisia came third after dumping Senegal.

Meanwhile, Oguchi became the man of the tournament, winning three individual medals; the best three pointer, made the A team, and the best player of the tournament.


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The dashiki, however, is a more unisex affair. Once a fashion item in the sixties and seventies, it has been given life again in 2015.

Here are 10 women, including celebrities, who with their swag and attitude are making us crave the daring looks.

http://www.thelivefeeds.com/?p=12569

Ankara styles are something we can never get enough of; they are being valued day by day.

One of the latest trends is the Ankara jumpsuit.

Ankara jumpsuit can seem a little intimidating at times, but once you get into one, you will see how fab this style will look on you.

The jumpsuit is also a style to turn heads at an event especially when ladies are going for modern chic look.

It can be worn to any form of occasion such as weddings, birthdays, burial etc.

These are how Fashionistas are Slaying The Ankara Jumpsuit Style.

More Photos: http://www.thelivefeeds.com/?p=10317

zendy:
It will be vey tough to implement that policy because "citizen by birth" is an essential part of America. It is even the law that no one can be president of America if they were born in America. However, there seems to be a growing number of Americans who don't like the fact that many people all over the world just run to America whenever they are pregnant only so that they can grant their child American citizenship

True

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump wants to deny citizenship to the babies of immigrants living in the U.S. illegally as part of an immigration plan that emphasizes border security and deportation for millions.

Not too good for Nigerians in particular.

What do you think? Because i know certainly quite a number of Nigerians travel to the US and reside there illegally for citizenship purposes.

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Graphic pics from the horrific accident along Lagos-Ibadan Express way



A horrific accident occurred this afternoon along the Lagos-Ibadan Express road. A trailer crashed into an 18-sitter bus carrying passengers. Witnesses said there were no survivors. Quite sad! See the pics after the cut but please be warned...they are very graphic...




So sad!

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The Catalan team of giants is the ultimate ensemble at the top of European football. Are you a super-talent like Messi? Or maybe a rockstar like Suarez? Find out!

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The hastag #YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian trended on twitter some weeks ago, but the hilarious descriptions of a typical Nigerian mum still goes on, here is Mercy Aigbe Gentry’s edition;

#YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian when your mum asks you if the food is enough and you reply no and then she says you should go and drink water

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

When you have special plates and pots for special occasions. #YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

When you refuse to take your Ogi. She wee force it down your throat #YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

#YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian when you say mummy you're shouting and she says awon ebi baba e lalariwo.

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

Mum: how much? Seller: 1,000 Mum: shey kogba 200 ni? #YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015


She'd tell you to get her broom that she wants to sweep. And when you bring the broom, she'd tell u can't u sweep #YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

You fail 3rd term promotional exam and all of a sudden, every wrong you do is attributed to your failure #YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015



#YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian when your mum is wrong and you try to correct her and she be like: ehn? So you are calling me a liar abi?

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

#YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian when you move to a new neighborhood but your neighbors already know your name…Her voice has a natural amplifier?

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

#YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian When she does not want yo see you around boys but want you to get married before 25.

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

#YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian when with one look she tells you, you will get the beating of your life when you get home

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

#YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian when she tells you to remind her to buy the cane she will use in beating u wen u get home

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

#YouKnowYourMumIsNigerian when you open the freezer and see ice cream container, only to find out its Egusi….. smh

— Mercy Aigbe Gentry (@realmercyaigbe) July 29, 2015

More: http://www.thelivefeeds.com/how-to-spot-a-typical-nigerian-mum-mercy-aigbe-gentrys-version/

Established in 1944, the WBG is the one of the largest sources of funding and knowledge for development solutions. In fiscal year 2014, the WBG committed $61.0 million in loans, grants, equity investments and guarantees to its members and private businesses, of which $22.2 million was concessional financing to its poorest members. It is governed by 188 member countries and delivers services out of 120 offices with nearly 15,000 staff globally.

Job Title: Education Specialist

Location
Abuja

Job Field
Administration, Secretarial, Education, Teaching

Responsibilities
Support and assist with the project implementation, primarily the GPE program but may be asked to support other operations as need arises;
Coordinate the input of consultants and the Local Education Group including international development partners who will provide technical support for the GPE Project implementation.
Support the annual review of GPE states four -year operational program and implementation plan especially proposal for SBMC, teacher professional development activities etc. And in consultation with other lead agencies at federal and state levels, prepare an annual implementation strategy to be carried out in each of the 5 GPE project states to adopt/adapt the school based activities including school grants at primary and pre-primary, girls and female teachers scholarship, teacher development model and its emphasis on improving teaching and learning of language and literacy in any scenarios being tried out.
Coordinate and participate in workshops for GPE project states such as on school based development programs. Coordinate the work of national consultants who will assist in the federal level workshop for the 5 states and who will then follow up with field visits to review state implementation plans for teacher development and the state’s proposed annual work plan and budget.
Review proposals for implementation of the project activities including school based teacher development program at state level and at federal level especially UBEC, NERDC, the state offices of the National Teachers Institute and colleges of education.
Support and Participate in GPE activities at Federal level and in addition, support UBEC and Federal Agencies/Institutions to prepare a funding proposal for activities to support the state level project implementation such as the school based teacher development programs.
Any other activities that might be required for smooth effectiveness of GPE project including attending weekly taskforce meeting and monthly Local Education Group LEG Meeting in Abuja.
The appointment will be offered initially for a one year term with the possibility for extension subject to satisfactory performance.

Requirements
Post-graduate degree masters or PhD with minimum of 5 years of relevant experience in an area relevant to human development work, such as education, public policy or related social science fields. General Social Sector Knowledge and Analytical Skills: Possesses in-country knowledge in operations and education sector in Senegal and demonstrates ability to work with representatives of the government and non-government partners.
Client Orientation - Maintains client relationships in the face of conflicting demands or directions. Actively seeks and considers diverse ideas and approaches
Proven ability to work independently as well as ability to follow guidance from the team lead
Strong communication skills, both written and oral
High Level of commitment and Results Oriented.
Experience with education program development issues in the northern part of Nigeria and internationally, preferably in World Bank funded projects.
Lead and innovate- Develops innovative solutions.
Deliver Results for Clients- Proactively addresses clients’ stated and unstated needs.
Collaborate Within Teams and Across Boundaries- Collaborates across boundaries, gives own perspective and willingly receives diverse perspectives.
Create Apply and Share Knowledge- Applies knowledge across WBG to strengthen solutions for internal and external clients.
Make Smart Decisions- Interprets a wide range of information and pushes to move forward.

Competence
Education Knowledge and Experience - Possesses experience in working on challenging education projects, and policy-relevant analytical work
Integrative Skills - Understands relevant cross-sectoral areas how they are interrelated; able to undertake cross-sectoral work in lending and non-lending operations.
Deliver Results for Clients - Achieves results and identifies mission-driven solutions for the client.
Knowledge and Experience in Development Arena - Translates technical and cross-country knowledge into practical applications and contributions to country and sector strategies; interacts with clients at the policy level.
Collaborate within Teams and Across Boundaries - Initiates collaboration across boundaries and broadly across WBG, and brings differing ideas into the forefront.
Create, Apply and Share Knowledge - Creates, applies and shares knowledge from across and outside WBG to strengthen internal and external client solutions.
General Economic Knowledge and Analytical Skills - Possesses Cross-country knowledge in economic speciality and demonstrates ability to link the macro, institutional, and micro-level behaviour; able to support findings, policy recommendations with credible analysis and tools.

APPLY HERE

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“If only I had teeth down there,” was how a rape victim narrated her ordeal to a South African medical technician named Sonette Ehlers.

And since necessity is the mother of invention, Ehlers has provided women with “teeth down there” (a device) that will enable women fight rapists back.

According to KCCN FM 100, Ehlers created a product she called Rapex. It resembles a tube, with barbs inside. The woman inserts it like a tampon and any man who tries to rape the woman “impales himself on the barbs and must go to an emergency room to have the Rapex removed.”

However, some critics say this is a medieval punishment.

More: http://www.thelivefeeds.com/?p=7292

olamydey:
Yeah.. U work there?

No

http://www.thelivefeeds.com/?p=7195

I am not about to tell you all about being a superwoman because I do understand what you may be going through. With severe anaemia the entire nine months of my first pregnancy, an episode with high blood pressure and preterm labour at 26weeks, the devil threw everything at me that first time. I should also tell you that I did not have the baby until 38 weeks, and I went to work until the last day.

Ask me how I did that? I think it was two things; one, I stayed very thankful the entire time, and I was very positive. We didn’t have a car then, we lived in Ojodu-Berger Lagos and I worked in Apapa and it was quite difficult, but it was never became an issue for me. I believed I could do everything.

I did not give myself any limits – of course within reasonable boundaries. My work involved frequent travel and I flew a number of times. I did not accept everything the doctors told me. I stayed very informed though. I never missed clinic, I asked all the relevant questions, I researched on my own, I used my routine drugs faithfully and tried to eat healthy as much as I could, but I also never accepted anything in my heart that made me fearful.

I kept a journal. I documented how I had to take two to three buses every-day, crossed busy roads and never had an accident, never had one fall. I think looking at the good things kept me strong. I appreciated all the ‘little things’ and those ‘little things’ made me know that God would be there for me till the very end.

‘Coping’ Tips: there are ways to curb your symptoms so they don’t interfere too much with your job performance. You don’t want people thinking you are using pregnancy as an excuse to slack at work. But don’t feel guilty about needing to take more frequent breaks or sit down more often; just do whatever needs to be done to keep going. Plan the bulk of your workload around when you usually feel your best.For most women, this may be afternoon. But for me, I think I felt better in the mornings.

The best thing to do if you are having morning sickness is to constantly snack on something. Find what works best for you. You could try dry and bland stuff like crackers and nuts. Small healthy snacks throughout the day can keep your blood sugar steady and curb nausea. Keeping an empty stomach only worsens the nausea. Sit by the door when you’re in meetings so if you have to leave abruptly (due to nausea or bladder issues), it’s not so conspicuous.

The biggest challenge will probably be fighting fatigue. A brisk walk at lunchtime can do wonders, says Nancy W. Hall, PhD, author of Balancing Pregnancy and Work. And something as simple as chewing mint-flavored gum is instantly refreshing. Try getting to bed a little earlier too.

Strenuous Work? Take breaks as often as you can. If you have to stand for long periods, put one foot on a footrest or small box. Alternate your resting foot throughout the day. It would be best if you could switch to a type of work that is less physically taxing during your pregnancy. For example, you might change tasks with a co-worker so that you do the desk work while she does the work that requires more walking and standing.

If this isn’t possible in your workplace, try to take an occasional sick day to relieve fatigue and reduce the number of hours you work or the time you spend on your feet, especially toward the end of the second trimester and during the third. Many women try to save up sick and vacation days to use for maternity leave, but you need to balance that against the needs of your body.

Remind yourself and your husband that you may need to take a day off from time to time in order to ensure a healthy delivery and baby, and that’s important, too.

Stay Graceful: You may look ‘interesting’ even to yourself, but beauty and grace are actually more from within. I understand all kinds of hormones are at work at pregnancy, but you mustn’t abandon yourself to selfish, irrational impulses. Don’t be a nuisance.

It is very important not to make people feel that by letting you continue to work, that this is a hardship being visited on you, or that your tiredness is the fault of the job. If you are experiencing a really rough pregnancy, give thought as to whether it is worth remaining at work at all. Your health and your baby’s, are the most important things of all.

Whether you are working in the home or outside the home, those nine months take a great deal of courage. The important thing is that you do not entertain fear, and that you go through each day believing that it is going to be your best yet! This is the way we go through, as winners that we are!

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delishpot:
This ya bolingo hotel nor get location?

Check the link http://www.thelivefeeds.com/job-at-bolingo-hotel-and-towers/

olamydey:
Ha stoja... Bolingo hotel vacancy..

You've got comments about this?

Bolingo Hotel and Towers – A beautiful city in Nigeria with illustrious sights and a rich blend of culture and cosmopolitan glamour. If this is what you seek, then come stay at the Bolingo Hotel and Towers, located in the thriving business district.

Qualified Candidates should forward their CVs to operations@bolingohotel-tower.com

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Georgia Oboh won after a great final round of 69 at the US Kids Golf Teen World Championship held at Mid Pines Inn and Golf Club, North Carolina. The event ran from July 23 through July 25.

http://www.thelivefeeds.com/photos-14-year-old-nigerian-wins-the-us-kids-golf-teen-world-championship/

Nigeria LNG Limited was incorporated as a limited liability company on May 17, 1989 to harness Nigeria’s vast natural gas resources and produce Liquefied Natural Gas LNG and Natural Gas Liquids NGLs for export.

Job Title: Marine Supervisor

Location
Rivers

Job Field
Engineering, Technical, Oil and Gas, Energy

Job Detail
The appointee will be required to ensure that the operations of contracted marine services are in compliance with local and international regulations and best industry practices as well as those requirements as detailed in the charter parties.

Duties
Conduct safety inspections of all support craft to monitor compliance with HSE and Industry
Standards, reporting output to Contract Holder.
Provide day to day logistics and operational support to marine contractors with regards to fuel, lubricant and other contractually required services.
Monitor marine contractors’ operational performance including fuel consumption against charter party requirements and report deficiencies and deviations to the Contract Holder.
Responsible for preparation of marine contractor’s monthly call-offs and ensure prompt payment to marine contractors.
Provide input into drafting and/review of marine contracts and their subsequent reviews.
Conduct monthly and periodic contractor performance evaluation and issue score cards to contractors.
Responsible for ensuring operational incidents involving Marine Craft are thoroughly investigated and reported and findings closed out in a timely manner.
Assist with all aspects of pre-qualification exercise of potential marine service providers.

Requirement

Possess a Minimum of Class 2 or 3 Deck or Engine Certificate of Competency Foreign Going or Master Home Trade.
Have a minimum of 3 – 5 years of experience including sea going service up to and including the rank of 2nd officer or 3rd Engineer for not less than 2 years in the oil and gas or marine industry Experience in operating arid/or managing marine craft is an advantage. Jetty cargo handling and transfer experience is an added advantage. Not be more than 45 years old as at 31st December, 2015.

Apply here.

http://www.thelivefeeds.com/marine-supervisor-needed-at-nigeria-lng-limited/

Good luck

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A Philadelphia man faces criminal homicide charges after he stabbed his father to death with a sword, which he then told his mom was a fake.


Eli Goodrich, 26, was arrested Tuesday for killing Alan Goodrich, 67.

He was visiting with his parents when his mom June Goodrich, also 67, allegedly heard the two arguing - an argument that soon would turn fatal.

"You are not going to control my mind anymore," Eli allegedly told his father, according to court documents obtained by the AP. "I have to kill you."
He left the house briefly, then returned to check on his mom, whom police and neighbors both described as "very ill," and told her he loved her.

He then allegedly went downstairs and stabbed his dad in the stomach with a "long-bladed sword," police said, and June went to check on him.

"Don't worry, mom, it's a fake sword," Eli told her. "It collapses."

He went on to pull it out of his father, covered in blood. At that point, June called 911, telling the dispatcher that her son had stabbed him on purpose.

Alan was taken to the hospital, where he died an hour later.

Neighbors told local media after the shocking turn of events that for whatever it's worth, Eli often came home to care for his ailing parents.

"That's a lot to put on someone," one source said, noting, "Alan was a good guy, but I knew he could be a hell of a bastard after his stroke."

-http://www.thelivefeeds.com/current-job-at-u-s-embassy/

mauricejoe247:
the email address to submit CV pls