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Other than disagreements arising from childlessness and the usual ‘irreconcilable differences’, there is hardly any other thing that has wrecked marriages than infidelity. Defined simply as the action or state of being unfaithful to a spouse, infidelity is an act that is engaged in by both men and women. Read More…
For women who are pregnant, it is such a time to be relieved of certain chores in the home and workplace, a time to eat more and adhere to a number of rules, for the sake of their health and that of the foetus in their womb. Read More…
Abuja, Nigeria’s capital city, is huge, complex and can be confusing at times even for its residents. With millions of people, from the city centre to the suburbs, striving to make ends meet, there’s seemingly limited time for fun. That is why it is wise to make the best out of it when you can find the time for fun. Read More…
The Vice President of the Nigerian Dental Association, Olufunmilayo Asiwaju, has asked Nigerians to maintain good oral hygiene by cultivating the habit of brushing their teeth twice daily. Read More…
The University of Otago, New Zealand, on Monday said many parents try to discourage their children thumb-sucking and nail-biting, but a study showed it can lead to fewer allergies in later life. Read More…
As the DJ carefully dishes out mostly Nigerian hit songs, female dancers enchant guests with suggestive steps. There are few, if any, empty seats around. Those uncomfortable with the choking air, peppered by burning cigarettes, carouse outside. Read More…
It encourages greater intimacy
Apart from making sleeping next to a loved one exciting, our naked body releases oxytocin, often referred to as the “love hormone.” Read More…
A Dermatologist, Dr Idi Martins, has warned against excessive use of make-up, saying that it exposes the skin to considerable amounts of germs and harmful toxins. Read More…
ABIGAIL Nweke, the ‘Chairlady’ of commercial sex workers in Calabar, has been charged to court for allegedly taking teenage girls from Benue State and turning them to commercial sex workers in Calabar. Read More…
People with low sperm count have been advised to eat more goat and foods that contain different nutrients to boost their fertility. Professor of Applied Zoology, Stephen Oluwagbemiga, gave the advice at the Annual Lecture of National Association of Zoology Students, University of Ilorin, in Ilorin on Friday. Read More…
