Tuesday, 9 April 2013

TRAGIC NEWS: GENERATOR FUME KILLS THREE FRIENDS( DISTURBING IMAGES)


Report directly from PM NEWS
Three friends identified as Saka Adeosun, 15, Kadri Akanbi, 20 and Wale Kola Ola, 18, have died in their sleep after inhaling generator fume. The incident took place at 109/111, Alakuko Road, Akera area of Agbado, a suburb of Ogun State, southwest Nigeria. Three friends identified as Saka Adeosun, 15, Kadri Akanbi, 20 and Wale Kola Ola, 18, have died in their sleep after inhaling generator fume. The three friends were apprentices in a welder and vulcaniser’s shop partitioned with plywood.

They were sleeping in one of the shops and left the generator working on the other side when they died in their sleep after inhaling the fume. The incident, was reported at Ayila Police Station. See photos and read more after the cut.

Saturday, 6 April 2013

NEWS: DEADLY AUTO CRASH ON BENIN-SAGAMU EXPRESSWAY


culled from punchng


Over 80 passengers lost their lives in separate auto accidents in Edo and Anambra states on Friday. The Edo accident involved a trailer belonging to Dangote Industries, a petrol tanker marked GA 71 XA and a fully loaded luxury bus.
It happened at about 1pm on the Benin-Sagamu Expressway around Ugbogui, in Ovia South West Local Government Area of the state.
Sources at the scene reported that the trailer driver lost control after one of its tyres burst. He consequently rammed into the stationery tanker and luxury bus; the impact was followed by a huge ball of fire. Confirming the accident, an official of the Federal Road Safety Corps,who pleaded anonymity because he was not authorised to address the press on the matter, said the trailer was coming from Lagos. He, however, did not say where the luxury bus that had over 60 of its  passengers killed was heading to or coming from. Read more after the cut.

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Tuesday, 2 April 2013

NEWS: AUTO CRASH ON LAGOS-IBADAN EXPRESSWAY


Report from punchng


No fewer than 19 people escaped death on Easter Monday after three vehicles crashed on the long bridge along Lagos-Ibadan Expressway. Eighteen of the people were passengers of a Toyota Highlander Sport Utility Vehicle with number plate, JJJ 721 AU and a truck. A Toyota Yaris marked Lagos BK 907 EPE, also rammed into the parked truck that was meant to evacuate the Highlander which had skidded into a ditch.

Our correspondents learnt that the Toyota jeep was coming from Lagos when the truck suddenly rammed into the vehicle which somersaulted and fell into a ditch.A Highway Patrol policeman, who craved anonymity said, “The first accident involved two vehicles, a Toyota jeep and a truck. 

5 HEALTH HABITS FOR A LONGER AND HEALTHY LIVING THIS YEAR


1 Diet and Nutrition
   
Healthy eating is a key to a better and longer life. As the saying goes " you are what you eat". Eat more of organic food. Eating organic food reduces  food poisoning. Processed food should be cut or eliminated. Veggies and fruit should be your basic meal. Avoid food with unnatural and chemical additives preservation, colouring and flavouring. Try to make your own home made juices, drink some fresh fruit everyday. Freshly squeezed fruit and veggies juices are power-packed nutritional blast. Fresh juices contains vitamins, minerals essential for good health. Eliminate refined sugar, unnecessary drugs, alcohol and cigarettes because these substances weaken you and accumulate in your body, causing long-term harm. Follow the food circle above. Read more tips after the cut.


2 Drink Water

Water is essential for good health. Water helps to hydrate the body. Our bodies are over 80% of water, so we need to drink a lot of water at least 8-ounce glasses of water a day

Monday, 1 April 2013

NEWS: 13-YEAR-OLD HOUSE HELP BODY BURNT BY HER EMPLOYER

EDU

culled from punchng

A 13-year-old girl, Precious Edu, has accused the brother-in law of her employer of pouring hot water on her.
Edu, who said she was denied the opportunity of attending school after she was brought to work with Esther Amunde and her brother-in-law, Papa, in Calabar, Cross River State, said Papa poured the water on her after accusing her of splashing water on him.
She said after the hot water left some burns on her neck, shoulder and chest, she was left to wallow in pains for two days until neighbours took her to the hospital for medical attention.
Narrating her ordeal to PUNCH Metro on Saturday on her sick bed, Edu, who is currently being treated at the Calabar General Hospital, said she was brought to Ekorinim area of the state from Obudu in the northern part of the state to work as housemaid on the agreement that she would continue her secondary education.
But the situation changed as she was allegedly denied schooling by Amunde, who insisted that Edu must not be distracted from taking care of her little son. Read more after the cut.