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Name : adelakun tunde emmanuel

date of birth : 10th december 1978

nationality: nigerian

postal address: p.o.box 1351, sapon
abeokuta, ogun state
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Health & Fitness > Herbal & Natural Remedies Improving herbal medical practices: 1 of 2
"Goldenhar Syndrome" or Oculo-auriculovertebral dysplasia is a rare congenital anomaly. An incriminated aetiological factor is the maternal ingestion of traditional herbal preparation during pregnancy.It seems as if the more this practice is studied,the more there is evidence of dangers in their usage.The traditional medical... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics, News & Issues (Other) Ritual-related raping of young girls increasing worldwide: How superstition drives this phenomenon: 1 of 2
The absolute believe in superstitions have continued to wreck havoc on our societies-particularly in the third world countries of the world. Ordinary people are free to believe anything that suits their fancy. But it becomes worrisome when that belief verges on lunacy and when it instigates the defiling of a young girl for s... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Conservation Why the world should care about the environment in Africa: 1 of 2
The world's attention has not been felt on environmental degradation problems in Africa .Mozambique,Rwanda and Zimbawe,like most poor African countries have neglected environmental care systems for decades and the loss in valuable contents such as trees,bush animals as well as some medicinal plants that are now facing seriou... More..
Politics, News & Issues > Politics in Africa Tragedy and consequeces of civil war in Sudan: 1 of 2
Fresh accounts of the Sudanese raging civil war suggest that the conflict,described as one of the most prolonged and deadliest wars in recent history,may only be resolved through a decisive action by the international community.As rebel and government forces remain unrelenting in prosecuting a war that has claimed at least 3... More..
Health & Fitness > Medical Issues (Other) How discrimination hinders the fight against HIV/AIDS: 1 of 2
HIV/AIDS is greatly feeding fat on our hostile attitude towards one another.It is feeding on our lack of true love for one another.HIV/AIDS has affected the way we love,the way we care,the way we treat one another;and that is the basis for all forms of AIDS-related stigmatization and discrimination we see around us. Canon Gi... More..
Religion & Spirituality > Islam Murdered in the name of Islam: Religious conflict in Nigeria: 1 of 2
The recent sickening and shocking murder of a female high school teacher in an all-female secondary school in Nigeria bears eloquent testimonies to the degenerated state of a religious Nigerian society. The woman {names withheld} was a teacher at a Government day secondary school in Gombe state{a state in the North-central N... More..
Pets & Animals > Animal Rights & Issues Are African parks doing enough to prevent the extinction of animals?: 1 of 2
National parks in Africa,originally set up to conserve endangered species,are failing to protect wildlife within their boundaries. There has been a decline in the number of large mammals,such as antelopes and elephants,and this was a result of increased pressures on the reserves' ecology.The parks faced an uncertain future a... More..
Politics, News & Issues > International Politics (Other) Pakistan: After the Bhutto assassination: 1 of 2
The recent assassination of Pakistan's leading opposition candidate,Ms Benazir Bhutto,has set Pakistan's fragile democracy on edge again.As violent riots spread across the country,elections originally scheduled for early January has been postponed.The electoral iorganisation in Pakistan has declared that it would not be poss... More..
Computers & Technology > Telephones (Other) Nigeria as the biggest African telecoms market: 1 of 2
Two recent events have made Nigeria's telecommunications sector to stand out in African Continent.Firstly,is the report that more handset were now being sold in Nigeria than in any other country in Africa. Secondly,is the shifting to Nigeria of the GSM West African Telecommunications Congress,which had hitherto,held at Dakar... More..
Health & Fitness > Depression Treating teen depression: 1 of 2
The 2006 studies of teenage depression reveals that more than 60 percent of teenagers are depressed at one time or the other.This statistics still holds but it is been subjected to geographical locality.For instance the rate of teenage depression in Africa is an alarming 75 percent while its almost 65 percent in South Americ... More..