Angela Garvin’s alarm goes off at 6.30am every day. As a legal adviser, she has to be up early, and has a strict skin regime to get through.First, she cleanses her face, then she dabs on some toner — and reaches for a bottle of shaving gel. She applies it across her chin, top lip and a small area around her neck. Then, using a men’s disposable razor, she carefully shaves her face, rinsing the fine, pale hairs down the basin as she goes. To finish, she rinses with warm water and applies moisturiser.According to beauty enthusiasts
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LEGAL POSITION ON BUHARI'S EDUCATION QUALIFICATIONS
The controversy over the exact status of the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Maj. Gen. Muhammadu Buhari’s educational qualifications in relation to his eligibility to aspire for election into the office of the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria had been generating intense debate in recent time, forcing a closer examination of relevant constitutional provisions with a view to offering insights into the legal position on the matter.
DANGOTE PLEDGES EARLY COMPLETION OF REFINERY AND OTHERS
Dangote Group has said that its current focus is to increase the pace of the development of its multi-billion dollar new businesses to meet completion timelines. The group in a statement added that efforts were being made to put in place, infrastructure for business projects including refinery, gas, fertilizer and rice production.
NIGERIA IN THE EYE OF STORM
It is really true. A day in politics can make a thousand years’ difference. The idea of postponing Nigeria’s 2015 general election originally scheduled for February 14 and 28 was easily dismissible as a dangerous rumour from a fifth columnist. But everything changed following the meeting of the National Council of State on Friday, February 6. Politicians’ inability to give uniform account of what transpired at the meeting was a first sign that all was not well. Various media reports provided some nuanced
WOMAN AND DAUGHTER STRANDED IN INDIA OVER HOSPITAL BILLS
A Nigerian woman, Mrs. Deola Ogunfoworin, and her daughter, Ronke, are presently languishing at an Indian hospital after the family ran out of funds to treat the ailment for which Deola was flown abroad. Source learnt that 53-year-old Deola, who was diagnosed of diabetes in 1994, and hypertension in 2009, had been flown to the Asian country on October 7, 2014, to undergo a kidney transplant.
B’HARAM ATTACKS NIGER, KILL ONE, INJURES 20
Boko Haram fighters on Sunday launched a twin attacks on Niger Republic in their latest effort at expanding regional insurgency, killing a child and injuring 20 others. The Islamist militants launched Sunday’s first assault on the edge of the southeastern town of Diffa before dawn, just two days after their first major offensive in Niger, witnesses told AFP. A few hours later a suicide bomber reportedly blew herself up in the centre of the town, killing a child and
22 DEAD IN EGYPT FOOTBALL VIOLENCE
Twenty-two people died as thousands of fans tried to force their way into a Cairo football stadium Sunday to watch a game, triggering panic as police fired tear gas and birdshot at the crowds.Witnesses and medical reports suggested many of the victims were crushed in a stampede, with some suffering broken necks. At least 25 other people were injured, the health ministry said.The match continued despite the violence, provoking further outrage among the fans.The clashes prompted the government to postpone the Egyptian Premier League indefinitely, the prime minister's office said in a statement.
POL DELAY: JONATHAN'S CAMPAIGN BILLBOARD BURNT IN ABUJA
A campaign billboard of the Peoples Democratic Party bearing the photograph of President Goodluck Jonathan was set ablaze in the early hours of Saturday by an unidentified man. The incident was said to have taken place following earlier rumours that the Independent National Electoral Commission had postponed the February 14, 2015 Presidential election. The billboard is located on the ever-busy Suleija-Kaduna Expressway at the Federal Housing junction, beside the office of the National
US, UK AND BUHARI CONDEMN POLL DELAY
Outrage, on Sunday, greeted Saturday’s postponement of the February 14 and 28 general elections by the Independent National Electoral Commission. Among those that flayed the shift are the United States, the United Kingdom, the presidential candidate of the All Progressives Congress, Maj.Gen Muhammadu Buhari (retd; the Arewa Consultative Forum, the Academic Staff Union of Universities, senators and a senior Advocate of Nigeria, Femi Falana.
5 EXERCISES YOU SHOULD BE DOING WAY MORE OF
You're all about multitasking when it comes to your job, your to-do list, and even your free time (seriously, who just watches TV these days?). So why shouldn't your workout—and your body—benefit from the same smart shortcuts? Make these five moves a part of your routine to guarantee that you're getting the most from your workout.
GRODY STDs YOU CAN GET WITHOUT HAVING SEX
Terrifying-but-true fact: You know you don’t necessarily need to have sex to get an STD. We talked to Alyssa Dweck, M.D., an ob-gyn in Westchester, New York, and coauthor of V Is for Vagina, for the information you need to know to stay disease-free.
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN STDs AND STIs?
Back in junior high school sex ed class, you probably learned to group conditions such as herpes, chlamydia, and genital warts under the term STD, meaning sexually transmitted disease. But in the past five years or so, these three consonants have increasingly been replaced by STI, which stands for sexually transmitted infection. More and more ob-gyns seem to use the latter term when they discuss conditions like herpes and chlamydia with their patients. And if you've Googled the topic lately (no judgment!), you're probably seeing STI a lot more than you used to.
5 HOPEFUL TIPS FOR SHEDDING ALL OF YOUR PREGNANCY WEIGHT
Does it feel as difficult to shed those post-pregnancy pounds as it did to go through labor? According to new research conducted by the University of Chicago, you're not alone. In fact, the study found a full three-fourths of women were still heavier a year after giving birth than they were before they became mothers.
PAKISTANI TEACHERS NOW TRAINED TO KILL IN DEFENSE OF THEIR CLASSROOM
Armed to the teeth with handguns and assault rifles, these are the Pakistani teachers trained to kill in defence of their classrooms. Following a government announcement that teachers in Peshawar, Pakistan, will be armed and receive combat training to 'engage' terrorists, this is the first group pictured to undergo their instruction. The initiative is a response to the December 16 tragedy in which a group of terrorists stormed the city's Public Army School, massacring 145 people, including 132 schoolchildren.
FAYOSE ADMITS OWING EKITI WORKERS N7.5BN
Ekiti State governor, Mr Ayo Fayose has lamented that the state government needed the sum of N7.5 billion to settle arrears of entitlements of public servants in the state. He admitted that he sometimes does not know where to start which gives him sleepless nights. The governor was speaking in Ado Ekiti yesterday while inaugurating some projects to mark his 100 days in office. According to him, the entitlements included August and September 2014
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