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Zika virus could spread in coming months – WHO

Zika virus is expected to spread in Europe within the next few months, the World Health Organisation has disclosed.

First seen in Brazil last year, the mosquito-borne virus has been detected in more than 50 countries and has been linked to thousands of cases of microcephaly, a rare birth defect marked by unusually small head size.

In an assessment, WHO Europe, which made the assessment, said aalthough it has classified the risk of an outbreak at low to moderate, the risk should not be underestimated.

It is highest on the island of Madeira and the Black Sea coast of Russia and Georgia, where the Aedes aegypti mosquitoes that are responsible for most of the infections are indigenous.

But the risk is still considered moderate in 18 countries where a different mosquito, Aedes albopictus, breeds. Although this mosquito is not as efficient at spreading the virus as Aedes aegypti, it has been shown to be a potential transmitter of the virus in Africa, Mexico and in lab experiments.

France is the most likely to have a Zika outbreak among those countries with a moderate risk, because of factors including the density of its urban population, WHO Europe said.

It is followed by Italy, Malta, Croatia, Israel, Spain, Monaco, San Marino, Turkey, Greece, Switzerland, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovenia, Georgia, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Montenegro. The risk in the UK is low.

The WHO assessment concerns the likelihood of the virus spreading in late spring to summer if nothing is done to stop it. It is based on the presence of Zika virus-transmitting mosquitoes, a suitable climate for establishment of mosquitoes, a history of transmission of dengue or chikungunya, ship and flight connections, population density and urbanisation.

But it also considered the capacity of countries in Europe to respond – and most would do so efficiently and fast. Because of that, it classifies the Europe-wide risk as low to moderate.

“The new evidence published today tells us that there is a risk of spread of Zika virus disease in the European region and that this risk varies from country to country,” Dr Zsuzsanna Jakab, WHO regional director for Europe.

“With this risk assessment, we at WHO want to inform and target preparedness work in each European country based on its level of risk. We call particularly on countries at higher risk to strengthen their national capacities and prioritise the activities that will prevent a large Zika outbreak.”

WHO based its assessment of how well countries would respond on their answers to a questionnaire. The results suggested that 79% – 41 states out of 51 in the European region plus Lichtenstein – have good or very good capacity although on specific issues there was substantial variation.

Russia and Georgia already deal with mosquito-borne diseases such as malaria, said WHO officials. Asked whether they were engaging with WHO on the issue of Zika, Dr Nedret Emiroglu, who heads WHO Europe’s division of communicable diseases and health security, said: “We are in close touch with them.” they and Madeira have been invited to a meeting in Portugal in June to discuss the control of Zika across the region.

Countries with a high or moderate risk are being urged to take stronger measures to stop the spread of mosquitoes and reduce their numbers, including encouraging communities to get rid of pooled water that can form a breeding ground.

Health professionals should be trained and equipped to detect Zika infection and report it within 24 hours. Pregnant women should be enabled to protect themselves from infection, including through sexual transmission.

In February, the WHO declared a global health emergency over the Zika virus.

EgyptAir Flight MS804 from Paris to Cairo disappears

EgyptAir flight MS804 heading from Paris to Cairo has disappeared from radar with 66 people on board, including two babies and one child.

The plane, an Airbus A320, left Paris, France at 11.09pm local time on Wednesday night and was lost from ground radar at 2.30am Cairo time around 16km inside Egyptian airspace.

The plane vanished somewhere over the Mediterranean Sea, around half an hour before it was scheduled to arrive. No distress signal had been sent, according to the airline’s vice-chairman, Ahmed Abdel.

EGYPTAIR A320 was at a height of 37.000ft, and disappeared after entering the Egyptian airspace with 10 miles. 4:41 AM - 19 May 2016 5,363 1,007

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An informed source at EGYPTAIR reported that EGYPTAIR Flight No MS 804 has lost communication with radar tracking system at 02:45 (CLT)

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It was carrying 56 passengers and 10 crew: two cockpit crew, five cabin crew and three security personnel.

EgyptAir has published a list of passengers by nationality: 15 French, 30 Egyptian, 1 British, 1 Belgium, 2 Iraqis, 1 Kuwaiti, 1 Saudi, 1 Sudanese, 1 Chadian, 1 Portuguese, 1 Algerian, 1 Canadian.

Special teams from the Egyptian Armed Forces were are at site located for inspection and rescue. 5:48 AM - 19 May 2016 474 139

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An informed source at EGYPTAIR declared that its flight number MS804 had 56 passengers on board.

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The pilot has more than 6,000 hours of flight experience, including more than 2,000 hours flying the same model aircraft, EgyptAir said. The co-pilot has nearly 3,000 flying hours.

An EGYPTAIR official declared that EGYPTAIR A320 aircraft in its flight number MS804 lost contact with radar above the Mediterranean Sea. 6:39 AM - 19 May 2016 1,714 285

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An EGYPTAIR official declared that EGYPTAIR A320 aircraft in its flight number MS804 lost contact with radar above the Mediterranean Sea.

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French president François Hollande has already spoken to his Egyptian counterpart, Abdel Fattah el-Sisi. The French government will hold an emergency meeting to the circumstances of the aircraft’s disappearance. In March this year, an EgyptAir plane was hijacked and diverted to Cyprus. The attacker later surrendered and all hostages were released.

Last October, a Russian passenger plane flying from Sharm el-Sheikh crashed over the Sinai peninsula killing all 224 people on board . The plane was reportedly brought down by an explosive device.

This is a developing story, check back for updates!

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Touching! Read what Igbo woman living in Borno said about the place

Editor’s note : The Boko Haram insurgency in the north east has torn the region apart and once peaceful places have now been people’s nightmare.

One Mrs Chidinma who hails from the south east says she has been in Borno for 30 years and prays for the state to return the peaceful old times.

Mrs Chidinma’s touching story “I’ve lived in Maiduguri for 30years. I love the town because of how peaceful it was before the insurgency.

“But because of the attacks, it has lost some of its peaceful nature. Some many were killed, others were rendered homeless, our business suffered because the borders were closed. The insurgency has dealt with us seriously.

“Notwithstanding we pray to God to restore peace. We feel there is nothing more than God. We pray that God in His infinite mercy rescues us and brings back peace to Borno State. It is a place we love and cherish. My younger ones were Borno here.

“We also beg the Borno State government to come to our aid. Most of our women are widows, some are homeless, our finances are down, we have lots of orphans. “But still, forget the insurgency issue for a minute, we love this place. We love the people. They are have a peaceful nature. Even the late Shehu he was available to us the Igbo community anytime we went to him. “We pray peace returns so we can trust each other again and that we have full confidence in each other like before; you come to my house, I eat in your house and sit down like brothers and sisters as we often do” This opinion first appeared in Bits of Borno

Breaking! Fuel subsidy removed; new price of fuel revealed

The federal government of Nigeria has removed subsidy on fuel and it will now start to sell for N145 per litre. This removal was made on Wednesday, May 11. Until the removal, the official price of petrol was N87 per litre although consumers have been paying as much as N200 for fuel due to scarcity. Ibe Kachikwu and President Muhammadu Buhari The removal in fuel subsidy has been a lingering issue since President Muhammadu Buhari took over power. The minister of state for petroleum product, Dr Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu had said that the citizens were not benefitting from the subsidy which made it necessary to be removed. An official in the petroleum industry had earlier said the federal government would deregulate the downstream sector of the Nigerian petroleum industry so as to put an end to scarcity. The petroleum minister in a statement said the decision was taken based on the current challenges and that Nigerians have been paying exorbitant prices for fuel. We have just finished a meeting of various stakeholders presided over by His Excellency, the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The meeting had in attendance the Leadership of the Senate, House of Representatives, Governors Forum, and Labour Unions (NLC, TUC, NUPENG, and PENGASSAN). class=”text_exposed_show”> The meeting reviewed: “The current fuel scarcity and supply difficulties in the country. “The exorbitant prices being paid by Nigerians for the product. These prices range on the average from N150 to N250 per litre currently.

“The meeting also noted that the main reason for the current problem is the inability of importers of petroleum products to source foreign exchange at the official rate due to the massive decline of foreign exchange earnings of the federal government. As a result, private marketers have been unable to meet their approximate 50% portion of total national supply of PMS. Following a detailed presentation by the Honorable Minister of State for Petroleum Resources, it has now become obvious that the only option and course of action now open to the government is to take the following decisions:

“In order to increase and stabilise the supply of the product, any Nigerian entity is now free to import the product, subject to existing quality specifications and other guidelines issued by Regulatory Agencies. ” All Oil Marketers will be allowed to import PMS on the basis of FOREX procured from secondary sources and accordingly PPPRA template will reflect this in the pricing of the product.

“Pursuant to this, PPPRA has informed me that it will be announcing a new price band effective today, 11th May, 2016 and that the new price for PMS will not be above N145 per litre.

“We expect that this new policy will lead to improved supply and competition and eventually drive down pump prices, as we have experienced with diesel. In addition, this will also lead to increased product availability and encourage investments in refineries and other parts of the downstream sector. It will also prevent diversion of petroleum products and set a stable environment for the downstream sector in Nigeria.

“We share the pains of Nigerians but, as we have constantly said, the inherited difficulties of the past and the challenges of the current times imply that we must take difficult decisions on these sorts of critical national issues. Along with this decision, the federal government has in the 2016 budget made an unprecedented social protection provision to cushion the current challenges. “We believe in the long term, that improved supply and competition will drive down prices.

“The DPR and PPPRA have been mandated to ensure strict regulatory compliance including dealing decisively with anyone involved in hoarding petroleum products.” The vice president, Professor Yemi Osinbajo hinted earlier on Wednesday that Nigeria had reached a point where tough decisions had to be taken.

He said: “No matter how we slice it, we are in economic times that are challenging, but they provide us with some of the best opportunities for making a real difference in our economic life.

“I think that we are at a point that a lot has been said about subsidies and what to do with subsidies. I think we are at a point where we must make many difficult decisions and make very tough choices.

“But I think the Nigerian people are prepared for all what is required and all it would take to make a real difference. “In no way can a country make the kind of progress we expect it to make without being able to ensure that in public life our finance system is transparent and would ensure that there is accountability.”

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Two elderly women suspected to be witches have died after they were forced to drink holy water.

Two elderly women suspected to be witches have died after they were forced to drink holy water.

According to reports, the 2 elderly Zimbabwean women died after they were forced by their children to attend the church service. During the service, 76- year-old Erita Bhebhe and Jessy Mutero, age unknown, collapsed and died at Baba Wechishanu Wenguwo Tsvuku Church.

B-Metro reports that Prophet Pira, the church leader and custodian had initially said if the women drank the water they would die if they were witches but live if they were not. The two boys who forced the women to the church were caught after they both gave similar stories of their mothers’ deaths, raising the suspicion of family members.

“Joshua and Edica tried to cover up the issue after realising that their mothers died at church. They took them home leaving each one of them in her kitchen hut. The grandchildren, realizing that there was something wrong, told neighbours who then confirmed them dead and alerted other family members.

“The other children, hearing what had transpired prior to their mothers’ deaths reported the matter to the police and their corpses were taken for post-mortem in Bulawayo. The results revealed that the two women died of poisoning,” said a family source.

The two boys confessed the crime to the police after they were arrested. “Joshua and Edica were picked up by police for questioning and they revealed that their mothers died after drinking water which was given to them by Prophet Pira,” the source added.

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Latest report by the telecoms industry regulator has reaffirmed Globacom as market leader in internet services in Nigeria.

The industry statistics for the first quarter of 2016 revealed that Globacom had a total of 26,530,420 data subscribers as at March 31, 2016, indicating an addition of 1,448,354 new customers in the first three months of the year.

In January, the company garnered 354,178 new data users, 248,593 in February and 845, 583 in March.

The total figures recorded by Globacom represent 80 percent of the total number of 1,820, 651 new data users who subscribed to internet services provided by the four major telecom operators in the country from January to March 2016.

This steady increase in data subscribers for Globacom has been ascribed to the company’s recent improvement in network quality and its continuous development of new offerings that offer unbeatable values to various market segments. Some of these offerings are the Campus Booster, Twin Bash and attractive data plans.

However, the figures for the other operators are not as cheery. Within the first quarter of 2016, Airtel recorded a total of 319, 229 new data users, while Etisalat pulled 53, 068 new internet users.

Both networks account for the remaining 20 percent of new internet users for the first three months of this year.

The worst hit was MTN which lost over 6,500,000 internet users during the period. The network began the quarter with 39, 924, 737 data users on its network and ended it with 33,356,595.

Globacom has in recent time remained consistent as the preferred choice for new internet subscribers. For instance, at the end of last quarter of 2015, it was the only network that recorded an increase in its internet subscriber base with an addition of 3.2m new internet subscribers.

MTN, Airtel and Etisalat all lost data subscribers. MTN lost almost 2 million subscribers, Airtel lost close to 900,000 subscribers, while Etisalat lost 408,282 subscribers.

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(C) FACULTY OF BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes: Department of Biochemistry; Environmental Biochemistry; Enzymology; Industrial Biochemistry; Medical Biochemistry; Nutritional Biochemistry; Molecular Biology; and Pharmacological Biochemistry. The Department also offers Ph.D programme in Lipid Biochemistry. Department of Microbiology; Brewing Science and Technology (PGD); Medical Microbiology (M.Sc and Ph.D); Environmental Microbiology (M.Sc and Ph.D); Food/Industrial Microbiology (M.Sc and Ph.D); and Brewing Science and Technology (M.Sc). Department of Plant Science and Biotechnology; Biosystematic / Taxonomy; Palynology / Palaeoecology; Plant Anatomy; Plant Physiology; Ecophysiology; Plant Pathology; Mycology; Genetics and Plant Breeding; Plant Ecology; Environmental Botany/ Economic Botany; Plant Biotechnology; Blagal Biotechnology; Aquatic Botany; Phycology / Linnology (Aquatic Ecology); and Ethnomedicine/ Phytomedicine. Department of Zoology and Environmental Biology; Physiology; Parasitology; Entomology; and Fishery Biology and Hydrobiology. (D) FACULTY OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PGD, MBA, M.Sc and Ph.D. programmes: Department of Accountancy; Financial Accounting; Management Accounting, Auditing and Investigation; Taxation Laws and Accounts; Public Sector Accounting; Management Information System. Department of Banking and Finance; Banking; Financial Theory and Management; Investment; Financial Institutions; International Finance and Public Finance. Department of Management; Administrative Theory and Practice; Human Resources Management; Production and Operations Management; Analytical Techniques; Corporate Strategy and Business Policy; Project Management and Feasibility Analysis; and Comparative Management Systems. Department of Marketing; Marketing Communications; Physical Distribution and Channel Management; Industrial Marketing; Consumer-Buyer Behaviour; and International Marketing, Strategic Marketing. The Department of Marketing also offers executive M.Sc degree programme in Public Relations. Faculty of Business Administration offers MBA degree broad-based professionally oriented programme in Accounting, Banking and Finance; Management and Marketing. (E) FACULTY OF EDUCATION PGDE, PGDL, M.Ed. and Ph.D. degree programmes in the following Departments: Department of Adult Education & Extra Mural Studies; Adult Education Administration; Community Development; Extension & Distance Education. Department of Arts Education; Curriculum Studies; Language Education; Educational Technology; Comparative & International Education; Music Education; Fine & Applied Arts Education. The Department of Educational Foundations; Childhood Education; Educational Psychology; Guidance & Counselling; History of Education; Philosophy of Education; Sociology of Education; Special Education. Department of Library & Information Science; M.L.S and Ph.D degree programmes Department of Science Education; Educational Research Methodology; Mathematics Education; Physics Education; Chemistry Education; Biology Education; etc. and Measurement & Evaluation. Department of Social Science Education; Economics Education; Political Science Education; Population & Family Life Education; Geographical & Environmental Education; and Social Studies Education. Postgraduate Diploma programmes in the Faculty of Education are domiciled as follows: (PGDE) in Educational Foundations; PGDL in Library & Information Science; Postgraduate Diploma in Environmental Education domiciled in the Department of Social Science Education. (F) FACULTY OF ENGINEERING M.Sc, M.Eng. and Ph.D. degree programmes: Department of Agricultural & Bioresources Engineering; Farm Power & Machinery; Soil Water Engineering; Agricultural Products Processing & Storage; and Farm Structures & Environmental Control. Department of Civil Engineering; (PGD, M.Sc, M.Eng, Ph.D) – Structural Engineering; Water Resources Engineering; Soil Mechanics & Foundation Engineering; Materials & Construction; and Highway Engineering. Department of Electrical Engineering; Power Electronics, Drives and New System; Electrical Machine and Drives; Electromagnetic Fields and Application; Power Systems and High Voltage Engineering; and Automatic Control Systems. Department of Electronic Engineering; (M.Sc, M.Engr and Ph.D) – Communications; Digital and Computer Electronics. Currently, the Department of Electronics Engineering has no facilities in the area of Control Systems. Department of Mechanical Engineering; (PGD, M.Sc, M.Eng, Ph.D) – Energy and Power Technology; Materials Technology and Mechanics; Fluid Mechanics and Gas Dynamics; Design and Production Technology; Industrial Engineering and Management. The Departments of Civil Engineering and Mechanical Engineering offer PGD programmes. (G) FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES PGD, M.Sc., M.Arch and Ph.D. Programmes Departments of Architecture; Environmental Design; Architectural Science and Technology; Housing; Construction Management; Architectural History and Theory; Architectural Education, Practice and Management; Computer Bided Design and Urban Design. Department of Estate Management; (M.Sc and Ph.D) – Valuation; Feasibility/ Viability Appraisals; Taxation, Facility and Property Management; Development and Utilization and Land Resources inclusive of Estate and Interests tread as strongly rooted in Philosophical and Socio-economic foundations of their Relationship to man, society and environment. Department of Geoinformatics & Surveying; Geodesy; Photogrametry and Remote Sensing; Language Surveying; Hydrography; Geographic Information System (GIS); and Cartography. Department of Urban & Regional Planning; (MURP and Ph.D) – Information Technoogy in Urban and Regional Planning; Traffic and Transportation Planning; Transportation Planning and Development; Conservation / Preservation; Housing and Community Development; Recreation and Facility Planning; Regional / Rural Analysis and Planning; Development Control; Environmental Management; and Social Science and Planning. (H) FACULTY OF HEALTH SCIENCES & TECHNOLOGY M.Sc. and Ph.D. programmes: Department of Health Administration & Management; Health Economics; Health Management & Policy. The Department of Health Administration also offers PGD programme. Department of Medical Laboratory Science; Clinical Chemistry; Haematology; Histopathology; Microbiology; and Immunology. Department of Medical Radiography & Radiological Sciences; Medical Imaging; Radiation / Environmental Protection; Radiological Education; Radiotherapy & Oncology; and Radiology Administration & Management. Department of Medical Rehabilitation; Physiotherapy; Pathokinesiology; Biomechanics; and Neurology. Department of Nursing Sciences; Maternal & Child Health Nursing; Medical Surgical Nursing; Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing; Nursing Administration & Management; and Nursing Education. (I) FACULTY OF LAW LL.M. and Ph.D. degree programmes in the Departments of Public & Private Law; Property & Commercial Law; International Law & Jurisprudence. Programme areas available in the Faculty are: Jurisprudence & Legal Theory; Comparative Constitutional Law; Comparative Company Law; Comparative Criminal Law; Law of Commercial Transactions; International Human Rights Law; Energy & Natural Resources Law; Law of Commercial Arbitration; Sentencing & Treatment of Offenders; Law of Marine Insurance; and Law & Medicine. (J) FACULTY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree programmes are offered by the following Departments: Anatomy; Medical Biochemistry; Pharmacology & Therapeutics; Human Physiology; Medicine and Surgery. MPH degree programme is offered by the Department of Community Medicine in the following areas of specialization: Department of Community Medicine; MPH in Public Health – Epidemiology of Community Disease; Health Services Management/Health Economics, Occupational and Environmental Health; Social Medicine; Health Education; Maternal and Child Health. Department of Pharmacology & Therapeutics; M.Sc and DMSC degree programmes. Department of Medicine; M.D. and M.S. degree programmes. (K) FACULTY OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES M.Pharm, M.Sc., (Pharm); and Ph.D. degree programmes: Department of Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmacy Management ; Pharmaceutical Services e.g. drug information services; Pharmacotherapy of various units e.g. oncology, cardiovascular, neurology; Ambulatory Care / Adult Medicine; Clinical Pharmacokinetics / biopharmaceutics; Hospital Pharmacy; Pharmaceutical care; Social Pharmacy / Behavioural Pharmacy; Pediatric Pharmacy; Hematology; Pharmacy Practice Management; Infectious Diseases; Public Health Pharmacy; Pharmacoeconomics / Pharmacoepidemicology; Social Pharmacy / Behavioural Pharmacy; Pediatric Pharmacy; Hematology; Pharmacy Management; and Infectious Diseases. Department of Pharmaceutics; Physical Pharmaceutics; Compounding; Pharmaceutical Microbiology & Biotechnology; Dispensing; and Pharmacy practices. Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry; Natural Products Chemistry; Drug Metabolism; and Analytical Pharmaceutical Chemistry. Department of Pharmaceutical Technology and Industrial Pharmacy; Powder and Tablet Technology; Semi-Solid Dosage Design; Cosmic Science; Liquid Formulations Technology; Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics. Department of Pharmacology and Toxicology; Autonomic Pharmacology; Neunopharmacology; Biochemical Pharmacology; Chemotherapy; Clinical Pharmacology; Toxicology; Cardiovasular Pharmacology; Natural Product Pharmacology. (L) FACULTY OF PHYSICAL SCIENCES M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree programmes: Department of Computer Science; Data Communication; Software Development; Numerical Analysis; Information Management; Software Engineering; Microprocessor Based Systems. Department of Geology; Applied Geophysics; Economic Geology and Geo- Chemistry; Mineral Exploration; Engineering Geology; Hydrogeology; Menerology and Patrology; Paleobiology and Biostratigraphy; Stratigraphy and Sedimentology; Petroleum Geology; and Structural Geology. Department of Physics & Astronomy; Solid Earth Geophysics; Astrophysics; Condensed Matter Physics & Materials Science; Solar Energy Physics; Atmospheric Physics; Medical Physics. Department of Pure & Industrial Chemistry; Inorganic; Physical; Organic; Analytical; Fossil Fuel; Polymer; and Industrial Chemistry. Department of Statistics; Stochastic Processes: Operations Research; Applied Statistics; Time Series Modeling, Design of Experiments. (M) FACULTY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES PGD, M.Sc. and Ph.D degree programmes: Department of Economics; Economic Theory; Economic Development and Planning; International Economics, Money and Banking; Labour Economics and Industrial Relations; Quantitative Economics; Energy Economics; Public Sector Economics. Department of Geography; Climate Change Economics; and Policy & Innovation. Departments of Philosophy; Political and Social Philosophy; Western Metaphysics; Moral Philosophy; History of Western Philosophy and African Philosophy. Department of Political Science (M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree programmes); Political Theory; Public Administration; Comparative Politics; International Relations; Political Economy; Electoral Studies; Conflict; Peace & Strategic Studies; and Human Security & Counter Terrorism Studies. Department of Psychology (M.Sc. & Ph.D degree programmes); Experimental Psychology; Developmental Psychology; Clinical Psychology; Industrial/ Organizational Psychology; Social Psychology; School Psychology; and Counselling Psychology. Department of Public Administration and Local Government; MPA, M.Sc., DPA & Ph.D. degree programmes. Financial Management; International Administration; and Human Resources Management. Department of Religion & Cultural Studies; M.A, and Ph.D degree programmes – Old Testament; New Testament; Church History; Traditional Religion; Religion and Society. Departments of Religion & Cultural Studies and Philosophy do not offer PGD programmes. Department of Sociology / Anthropology (M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree programmes); Industrial Relations; Industrial Sociology; Medical Sociology/ Anthropology; Social Development Studies; Criminology; Conflict and Change; Population Studies; Women Studies; Ethnographic Studies; Culture and Technology. Department of Social Work; (PGD, M.Sc. and Ph.D degree programmes) – Intervention; Social Work Ethics & Values; and Community Development. The Department also offers PGD in Political Science and Election Administration. (N) FACULTY OF VETERINARY MEDICINE M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree programmes: Department of Veterinary Anatomy; Neuroanatomy; Developmental Anatomy (Emtryology); Microscopic Anatomy (Histology); Gross and Comparative Anatomy; Immunachemistry; Histochemistry; and Applied Anatomy and Biotechnology. Department of Animal Health and Production; (M.Sc, and Ph.D Degree Programmes) – Large Ruminant Health and Production; Small Ruminant Health and Management; Dairy Animal Health and Production; Nutrition in Health and Disease; Swine Health and Production; Nutrition and Management; Animal Genetics and Breeding; Animal Health Management and Economics. Department of Veterinary Medicine; (M.Sc, and Ph.D Degree Programmes) – Avian Medicine; Ruminant Medicine; Small Animal Medicine; Swine Medicine; Equine Medicine; Fish Laboratory and Wildlife Medicine; Ethnoveterinary Medicine. Department of Veterinary Obstetrics & Reproductive Diseases; Veterinary Andrology; Gynaecology; Obstetrics and Reproductive Biotechnology. Department of Veterinary Parasitology and Entomology; (M.Sc, and Ph.D Degree Programmes) – Parasitic Infections; Parasite Zoonoses; Clinical Aspects; Epizootiology; Diagnosis and Control. Department of Veterinary Pathology and Microbiology; (M.Sc, and Ph.D Degree Programmes) (i) Veterinary Pathology: Diagnostic (Anatomic) Pathology; (Clinical Pathology (Haematology and Clinical Chemistry); Avian Pathology. (ii) Veterinary Microbiology: Bacteriology; Virology; Mycology; Micoplasmology and Rickettsiology. Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology; (M.Sc and Ph.D programmes) Department of Veterinary Public Health and Preventive Medicine; (M.Sc, MVPH, MPVM and Ph.D Degree Programmes) – Public Health: Zoonoses; Food Safety; Including Meat, Fish and Milk Hygiene; Environmental Health and Occupational Safety. Preventive Medicine: Epidemiology; Disease Survellance; Emergency Prearedness and Information Management; Veterinary Quarantine Services; Livestock Production Economics and Entrepreneurship. Department of Veterinary Surgery & Radiology; M.Sc, and Ph.D degree programmes – Veterinary Surgery; Diagnostic Imagining; Anaesthesiology; Orthopedic; Soft Tissue Surgery; and Animal Surgery. (O) FACULTY OF VOCATIONAL AND TECHNICAL EDUCATION PGDE, PGDTE, M.Tech., M.Ed and Ph.D degree programmes Agricultural Education; (PGDTE, M.Tech., M.Ed and Ph.D) – Technology Education in Production Agriculture; Agro-Business Education; Soil Education Business Education; (PGDTE, M.Tech., M.Ed and Ph.D) – Software Development and Application; Hardware Maintenance and Management; Networking and Communication; Robotics Education. Home Economics and Hospitality Management; (PGDTE, M.Tech., and Ph.D) – Child Development and Care Education; Clothing and Textile Technology Education; Food and Nutrition Education; Home Management; and Hospitality Management Education. Industrial Technical Education; (PGDE, PGDTE, M.Tech., and Ph.D) – Building / Woodwork Technology; Electrical / Electronic Technology; Metal Work / Automobile Technology. Vocational and Entrepreneurship Education; Vocational Education (Masters and Ph.D); Entrepreneurship Education (Masters and Ph.D); Agricultural Education (PGDTE); Business Education (PGDTE); Computer Education (PGDTE); Home Economics and Hospitality Management (PGDTE); and Industrial Technical Education (PGDTE). (P) INSTITUTE OF AFRICAN STUDIES Offers PGD, M.A., M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree programmes in African Peace and Conflict Studies (PGD); African Studies (M.A & Ph.D); and Peace and Conflict Studies (MA). (Q) INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (IDS) PGD, M.Sc. & Ph.D. degree programmes; The IDS has the following areas of specialization at Masters (M.Sc) degree level: Governance and Social Change; Poverty, Power Relations and Social Change; Knowledge, Technology and Society; and International Development. At Ph.D degree level, the Institute has the following areas of specialization: Human and Social Development; Community Development; Conflict Resolution and Peace-Building; and Natural Resources and Sustainable Development. (R) INSTITUTE OF MARITIME STUDIES (IMS) Offers PGD and M.Sc degree programmes in Maritimes Studies in the following areas: M.Sc and PGD in Maritime Business and International Logistics; M.Sc and PGD in Maritime Law and Policy; M.Sc in Maritime Telecommunication; PGD in Radio Maritime Telecommunication; and M. Sc in Maritime Management. (S) CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT & CONTROL Centre for Environmental Management and Control (CEMAC) offers PGD, M.Sc. and Ph.D. degree programmes in Environmental Management & Control; Disaster Risk Management. The Centre also offers Master’s degree programmes in Disaster Risk Management (MDRM). POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN CLIMATE CHANGE ECONOMICS, POLICY AND INNOVATION (CCEPI) The Centre offers PGD, M.Sc AND Ph.D degree programmes in Climate Change Economics, Policy and Innovation. Presently, the PGD and degree programmes in Climate Change are based in the Department of Geography, Faculty of the Social Sciences. GENERAL ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS FOR POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES Candidates for admission into any postgraduate programme of the University must have obtained 5 credits in WASC or GCE or NECO including English Language. Candidates shall also possess the minimum entry requirements for admission into the first degree and Postgraduate programmes in their areas of interest for postgraduate studies. For the PGD in Civil Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, and Architecture, only candidates with University degrees in relevant areas need apply. Graduates of the University of Nigeria or other recognized Universities who possess the above qualifications are eligible to apply. POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAMME i) Holders of Credit (Upper credit) level passes at HND or its equivalent in relevant areas (for programmes in the Faculties of Agriculture and Business Administration; the Departments of Political Science, Public Administration & Local Government; and Vocational Teacher Education); and for Postgraduate Diploma in Electoral Administration Programme.). Qualifications such as AIB, ACCA, ACMA, ICAN, BEEC, CPA, etc may also be considered for admission. Candidates with professional qualifications including HND must have obtained 5 credits in WASC or GCE O/L including English and Mathematics for admission into degree courses in Business Administration. For Postgraduate Diploma in Geoinformatics & Surveying in particular, candidates with third class honours degrees in Geography, Geology and other Physical Sciences, HND Upper Credit level passes in related fields, are also eligible. Candidates who hold qualifications other than the above which are acceptable to the Board of the School of Postgraduate Studies and Senate of the University, may also be considered for admission. MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMME The following shall qualify for Master’s Degree admission: Graduates of the University of Nigeria or of other recognized universities who have obtained the Bachelor’s degree in relevant disciplines with at least a second class honours with not less than 2.50 GPA; Candidates with relevant Postgraduate Diplomas from the University of Nigeria or any other recognized university with at least credit level passes with a minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 5-point scale or 3.0 on 4-point scale; Candidates whose first degrees are unclassified but have scores of 50% or above; For M.Ed. degree programmes, candidates with at least a good second class single honours degree in teaching subjects plus at least a merit level pass at Postgraduate Diploma in Education, or those who hold a third class honours degree in teaching subjects plus Postgraduate Diploma in Education passed at credit level or above; For MPA degree programme, candidates should, in addition to (i) and (ii) above, be serving administrative / managerial staff in the Public or Private sector with a at least two years post-qualification cognate experience; Holders of professional Fellowship qualifications such a FIMLT, FNILT, NIPR, or their equivalents obtained through examination. However, candidates with the professional certificates listed above must have worked as Senior Technologist(s) or in equivalent position(s) for at least three years; For MPH degree programme, candidates should in addition to (i) above, have at least three years relevant post qualification experience or at least a Second Class Honours degree in Nursing Sciences, Sociology and Social Work, Psychology, Medical Mircobiology, Medical Biochemistry, Medical Laboratory Sciences, Health Education, Pharmacy, DVM, MBBS and BDS. For MPH Degree Programe, the Department will screen the candidates further and base their recommendation on such screening result. Candidates who hold qualifications other than those listed above, which are acceptable to the Senate of the University of Nigeria. DOCTORATE DEGREE (Ph.D.) PROGRAMME Candidates from the University of Nigeria or from other recognized Universities who have obtained Master’s degree appropriate for the proposed areas of study shall qualify for Doctorate Degree admission. Specifically: -A minimum GPA of 3.5 on a 5-point scale is required for admission into Ph.D programme in all Departments except those departments listed in C: (ii) below: -A minimum GPA of 4.0 on a 5-point scale is required for admission into Ph.D programme in the following Departments/Faculties: Music, Economics, Psychology, Education, Medical Sciences, and Health Sciences & Technology. -A minimum GPA of 3.0 on a 4-point scale or a B (60%) average provided that satisfactory research work formed part of the Master’s Degree programme. MASTER’S/Ph.D. DEGREE PROGRAMME A candidate with first class honours from a recognized University may be admitted into a Master’s/Ph.D. programme in his/her discipline. A candidate with Master’s degree from a recognized University with a GPA of 3.50 on 5-point scale or 3.00 on 4-point scale shall qualify for the Master’s/Ph.D in a related area. Any candidate who is not qualified for Ph.D. programme on account of low GPA is still not qualified for admission into Master’s/ Ph.D. programme. CEMAC ENTRY REQUIREMENTS The following may qualify for admission: Postgraduate Diploma Programme: Graduates of the University of Nigeria or other recognized Universities who have obtained a Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of 3rd Class degree. Such candidates should have a minimum of five credits in WASC or GCE or NECO including English Language, Mathematics and a science subject. -Holders of Higher National Diploma (HND) from recognized institutions, with a minimum of upper level credit or its equivalent in relevant areas. Candidates with HND should have obtained a minimum of 5 credits in WASC or GCE O/ L or NECO, including English Language, Mathematics and at least one science subject. – Master of Science (M.Sc.) Programme in Environmental Management and Control Graduates of the University of Nigeria or other recognized universities who have obtained the approved degree, with a minimum of second class honours division or its equivalent in any of the relevant disciplines. -Candidates with university honours degree who also hold the PGD in Environmental Management and Control of the University of Nigeria or other recognized universities with a minimum GPA of 3.50 on a 5-point scale or 3.00 on a 4-point scale is required. (Doctor of Philosophy) programme in Environmental Management and Control. Graduates of the University of Nigeria or other recognized universities who have obtained the degree of M.Sc. in Environmental Management and Control or its equivalent. Sc./Ph.D. Programme in Environmental Management & Control. MDRM (Master in Disaster Risk Management) See the General Entry Requirement for Masters degree programme in B (i) to B (viii) above. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS FOR POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN INSTITUTE OF MARITIME STUDIES (IMS) Postgraduate Diploma in Maritime Studies: Holders of HND with at least upper credit level pass; Minimum of Second Class Honours degree with at least 2.5 GPA from UNN or any other recognized Universities. Masters Degree in Maritime Studies: Sc Maritime Management – Minimum of a Second Class Honours degree with at least 2.5 G.P.A in Economics; Accountancy, Banking and Finance, Insurance, Management and Marketing; -Postgraduate Diploma in Maritime Management with a minimum of Upper Credit level pass from UNN or any other recognized University; -Sc in Maritime Business & International Logistics -A minimum of Second Class Honours degree with at least 2.5 GPA in Economics, Accountancy, Banking & Finance, Insurance, Management and Marketing, from UNN or any other recognized University. PGD in Maritime Business & International Logistics with a minimum of Upper Credit level pass. -Sc Maritime Telecommunication -A minimum of a Second Class Honours degree with at least 2.5 GPA in Electrical/Electronics Engineering or related disciplines from UNN or other recognized University. Candidates with PGD in Maritime Telecommunications of UNN or any other recognized institution with at least Upper Credit level pass. -Sc Maritime Law and Policy -A good honours degree in Law (LLB) from UNN or any other recognized University. Duration of Programme: Master’s degree programme in Maritime Studies has a minimum of 18 months (3 Semesters) while PGD programme has a minimum of 12 months (2 Semesters). ENTRY QUALIFICATIONS FOR POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES IN CLIMATE CHANGE ECONOMICS, POLICY AND INNOVATION (CCEPI) POSTGRADUATE DIPLOMA PROGRAMME The following shall qualify for postgraduate diploma admission: Graduates of the University of Nigeria or any other recognized Universities; Holders of Credit (Upper credit) level passes at HND; Candidates with the Bachelor’s degree with a minimum of third class honours; MASTER’S DEGREE PROGRAMME The following shall qualify for Master’s Degree admission: Graduates of the University of Nigeria or of any other recognized universities who have obtained the Bachelor’s degree in relevant disciplines with at least a good second class honours in the following faculties/disciplines: Agriculture, Biological Sciences, Health Sciences & Technology, Physical Sciences, The Social Sciences and Veterinary Medicine, Business Administration, Environmental Studies, faculties in Humanities and Law. Candidates with Postgraduate Diploma in Climate Change Economics, Policy and Innovation of the University of Nigeria or awarded by any other recognized institution with at least upper credit level passes; Candidates whose first degrees are unclassified but have scores of 50% or above; Candidates who hold qualifications other than those listed above, which are acceptable to the Senate of the University of Nigeria. DOCTORATE DEGREE (Ph.D) PROGRAMME The following shall qualify for Doctorate Degree admission: Graduates of the University of Nigeria or of any other recognized Universities who have obtained the Master’s degree in Climate Change Economics, Policy and Innovation with a minimum CGPA of 3.50 on a 5-point scale, 3.00 point on a 4- point scale or ‘B’ 60% average provided that satisfactory research work formed part of the Master’s degree programme; MASTER’S/Ph.D. PROGRAMME The following shall qualify for Master’s/ Ph.D. admission: A candidate with first class honors from a recognized University may be admitted into a Master’s/Ph.D. programme; A candidate with Master’s degree from the University with a grade point average of 3.50 on 5-point or 3.00 on 4- point scale. i.e 60%. SANDWICH POSTGRADUATE PROGRAMMES M. Ed. Sandwich programmes of the Faculty of Education are run in the following Departments: Adult Education; Arts Education; Science Education; Health & Physical Education (Health Education and Physical Education & Recreation options); Social Science Education; and Vocational Teacher Education. MLS degree programme is offered in the Department of Library & Information Science. Please note that Postgraduate Diploma in Education (PGDE), Postgraduate Diploma in Vocational Teacher Education (PGDTE) and Postgraduate Diploma in Library & Information Science (PGDL) are based in the Institute of Education under Sandwich Programme. DURATION OF COURSES Postgraduate Diploma (Regular) – Two semesters Postgraduate Diploma (Sandwich) – Three Long Vacations Master’s degree (Regular): A minimum of 3 semesters for full-time and 5 Semesters for part-time in all Departments / Faculties except for the Departments/Faculties listed in c (ii) below. -A minimum of 4 semesters for Full-time and 6 semesters for part-time for the following Departments / Faculties: Sociology, Psychology, Public Administration and Local Government (PALG), Agriculture, Veterinary Medicine, Education and Business Administration. Ed. (Sandwich) – three long vacations. -D. degree Programme – A minimum of six semester for full time and eight semesters for part time in all Faculties except Agriculture which is four semesters for full time and six semesters for part time. (Ph.D. is not run as a Sandwich programme). Candidates are expected to complete their programmes at the minimum duration but not to exceed the maximum. REGISTRATION: For Regular / Sandwich programme, Postgraduate Diploma, Master’s and Doctorate degree programmes, candidates are considered for admission once in a session. Regular students are expected to register their postgraduate courses within four weeks from the commencement of the session. Candidates admitted for sandwich programmes are expected to register not later than two weeks from the commencement of the sandwich session. METHOD OF APPLICATION 1. Application Forms can be obtained ONLINE on payment of a non- refundable fee of N25,000.00 (Twenty five thousand naira only) made payable to “ The University of Nigeria Postgraduate Application Fees Account” , at any bank within the country using the Remita platform. 2. Applicants should log on to unnportal.unn.edu.ng 3. Click on PG Application form to generate invoice for payment. Use your phone number to generate the invoice. You are advised to use a functional number to enable us reach you for the admission screening test. 4. Proceed to any Bank with Remita platform for payment. 5. Return to the UNN Portal with your payment confirmation pin from the Bank and follow the procedure for completing the form. REFEREE REPORTS Candidates should download 3 copies of the referee report (D1) forms after completing preliminary and personal details online. Some details on the form would be inserted automatically with the information provided by the candidate online while the remaining information should be completed by the referee manually and returned to the candidate who will enclose it in sealed envelope for submission. Please note that applications would not be processed unless the referees reports are available. TRANSCRIPTS Candidate should download transcript request forms (D2) also provided online, and submit to their former Universities / Institutions to forward with a copy of Academic transcript(s) to “The Secretary, School of Postgraduate Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka” to reach him/her not later than 30th June 2016. Candidates whose transcripts are not received on or before the deadline by the School would not have their application forms processed. SUBMISSION OF APPLICATION FORMS Most information required would be completed online. However, a copy of the online completed application form should be downloaded and printed. The printed application form with the relevant documents as listed below should be posted or delivered to the Secretary, School of Postgraduate Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka, for Nsukka based faculties. Candidates for Enugu based faculties are to submit their application forms by post or delivered to: The PAR, School of Postgraduate Unit, University of Nigeria, Enugu Campus. For ease of reference, Enugu based faculties are: Business Administration; Environmental Studies; Health Sciences & Technology; Medical Sciences; Institute for Development Studies (IDS) and Centre for Environmental Management & Control (CEMAC). Candidates are advised to ensure that the following documents are enclosed in the file: NYSC Certificates (Discharge or Exemption or exclusion Certificate). Note that to whom it may concern shall not be accepted. Two copies of the Application summary form (D3) available online should be downloaded & printed: (i) One copy of the printed summary form (D3) should be glued very neatly (NOT STAPLED) on a brown 10” X 15” envelope; (ii) The second copy of the printed summary form (D3) should be glued very neatly (NOT STAPLED) on a white 9” X 13” file Jacket; All accompanying documents should be placed in the file Jacket, specified in (ii) and the File Jacket should be placed in brown envelope as specified in (i) above. All documents must fit into the 10” X 15” envelope and delivered or addressed and sent by courier to “The Secretary, School of Postgraduate Studies, University of Nigeria, Nsukka”. CLOSING DATE Application starts from the date of this publication and closes on 15th June, 2016.

** IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL APPLICANTS** i) All applicants will undergo computer based Postgraduate admission screening test. ii) Check out for information on screening processes via this Website from Friday, 17th June, 2016, for your further necessary action. iii) Dates for the Screening Test: July 28 – 29, 2016. iv) For Ph.D degree programme, a candidate must obtain at least an acceptance letter from a journal certified by the University of Nigeria, Nsukka as a condition for graduation.

click to see the lady who legally married two men..read to know how she sleeps with two of them.. what a life

A woman who married two men ‘legally’ has reportedly devised a means of sleeping with each of them. Nigerian Tribune reports that the woman, Amina Kabir, is currently standing trial before the Jibiya upper sharia court, Katsina, over her acts which are contrary to sharia law of the state. The prosecutor informed the court that the woman married her first husband in 1994, and hooked up with the second just about five months ago. According to him, the first husband, identified as Kabir Mohammed, lives in Jibiya, while Shamsu Saulawa, the new lover, lives in Katsina township. He said: “My Lord, anytime, she wants to sleep with one of them, she will tell the other that she will be travelling to either Jibiya or Katsina.” Hindatu, one of the accused woman’s friends, was said to have let the cat out of the bag after an issue that sprang up between the pair. “Her first husband who witnessed the quarrel thought that Hindatu wanted to paint his wife black and thus he decided to sue her for defaming Amina,” the prosecutor added. Hindatu’s interrogation where she revealed that she witnessed her friend’s marriage ceremonies to both men, was attended by a large number of people. Alhaji Kabir Hamisu Bello, the presiding judge, adjourned the case till May 9 for further hearing. Recently, a woman made a shocking confession of how she cheated with her husband with a man she met on the social media. She said: “I cheated on my husband so I’m burning inside, and by the way, I need reasonable comments. I am 39 and married with 3 kids. I was a virgin before I got married to my husband and the only one I’d sex with. “I met a man on social media, Facebook to be precise, and we became friends and got very close. “Mr. J wanted to meet me face to face and we made arrangements to meet. The day he saw me, he couldn’t resist me.”

7 things that can destroy your urge for sex(guys are guilty of no3)

An unhealthy sex life can lead to tension between you and your partner. It can make you feel exhausted and tired. Everyone deserves a healthy, yet satisfying sex life but some factors in our everyday life can cause your sex drive to wane.

The mattress is for sleeping and occasionally for sex, but if your sex life is boring, you need to find out what went wrong and how you can fix it. As the only difference between a great friendship and romance is sex.

Different things can affect your desire for sex. One of which is a low testosterone. This could be a major loss in sex drive as testosterone is the main male sex hormone. Apart from this factor, other factors affect your urge for sex. This leads to a disconnection from partners. It is important for couples’ to run a proper check on their love life and make-up with their relationship flaws. Without much ado,here are seven factors that destroys your urge for sex.

1. Sleep Little sleep does not only affect our looks, health and ability to deal with everyday stressors. It also kills sex drive and lowers level of testerone; the sex drive hormone in both men and women. Sleep is a basic biological necessity. It has an impact on every aspect of our health and life. Sound sleep results in an increased energy and productivity. It aids a better mood and longer life. So an eight-hour rest not just makes you feel better but is essential for your sex drive.

2. Consumption of excess food Consumption of any food in excess leads to weight gain is due number one sex drive killer for any man. Diet accelerates the ageing process. Foods that contain added hormones or antibiotics such as some red meats and fatty foods, starchy foods are a huge sex offender and unbalanced a man’s natural hormone. Poor diet is also a huge factor to the lost of your sex drive. A good diet equals a good sex and the better your diet the more healthy your sex drive.

3. Alcohol Alcohol in moderation never hurt anyone’s lust but over indulging, can bring things down by the end of the night. Alcohol can affect your sexual prowess causing difficulties, trouble achieving organism and premature ejaculation. Being drunk can also be a turn off for your partner. And too much alcohol is going to make one feel sleepy, tired and lost interest in sex. Therefore moderation is a key factor.

4. Stress Stress is one of the biggest mood killers. Some people do many things well when they are stressed. For women, feeling sexy is not one of them. Stress at work, home or in marriage can happen to anyone but learning to handle it in a healthy manner is helpful and needful.

5. Erection problems Men with erectile dysfunction (ED) often worry about how they will be able to perform sexually and that worry can drain their sexual desire. This issue can be treated and couples can also work together to keep it from affecting their relationship.

6. Problems with partner For many women emotional closeness is an essential prelude to sexual intimacy. Problems with spouse can be a huge contributive factor to low sex drive. Lack of connection with your partner, unresolved conflicts or fights, communication issues, infidelity to mention but a few often-leads to lost of interest in sex and reduce sex drive among couples.

7. Depression Depression is a common cause of poor sex drive and often leads to poor sleep. Depression can leads to other libido condition like high blood pressure. Sex without feeling close can slay desire: intimacy is more than just sex. If your sex life is dry as a couple, try to talk it over by spending more non-sexual drive together, just the two of you. Take, snuggle, trade messages. Find ways to express love without having sex. Getting closer can rebuild your sex drive.

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