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Man Pours Pot of Boiling Stew, and Lighted Stove on Girlfriend

Source: Punch
 

A 27-year-old woman, Mary Sunday, has been in the hospital bed at Igbobi Orthopaedic Hospital seven months after she was allegedly attacked by her fiancé, Corporal Isaac Gbanwuan, with a pot of boiling stew and a lighted stove. It was learnt that Sunday had lost her ears due to the attack.

Before the attack, which took place in August 2012, Sunday, was to report for training at the Police Academy, Kano as a cadet officer.

Still nursing severe burns to  her neck, chest and upper arms, Sunday can barely sit or walk straight. She holds her head stiffly and talks with difficulty as she recalled the events that led to her present state to PUNCH Metro on Wednesday.

Beware of Kissing Diseases Doctor's Warn

Medical researchers and experts have warned lovers to beware, because kissing is a source of several diseases and infections, such as hepatitis B, infectious mononucleosis or kissing disease, gum diseases, strep throat, infectious diseases from mouth sores,hand, foot, and mouth disease, HIV and meningococcal diseases.

World Health Organisation, WHO , identifies Hepatitis viruses’ infection to be a major disease burden worldwide. 

The worldwide estimate based on weighted average for regions rather than individual because of lack of data with prevalence in industrialised countries revealed that Hepatitis C virus (HCV) type accounts for 20% of cases of acute hepatitis, 70% of cases of chronic hepatitis, 40% of cases of end stage cirrhosis, 60% of cases of  hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), and 30% of  liver transplants. An estimated 27% of cirrhosis and 25% of  hepatocellular carcinoma worldwide occur in HCV-infected people.

According Dr. Olufunmilayo Lesi, a consultant physician and gastroenterologist at Lagos University Teaching Hospital (LUTH), Nigeria belongs to the group of countries highly endemic for this viral hepatitis. Its prevalence is about 10-20 per cent in Nigeria from the extrapolation of 90 million Nigerians.

Dr. Lesi described hepatitis as a condition that involves the inflammation or swelling of the liver. A disease condition that can be caused by viral infections A-E, bacteria, drugs, alcohol, certain medications, chemicals, bacteria, poisons, toxins, or by other diseases and ‘through kissing.’

“It is a disease condition that spreads like a plague and cracks the largest organ in the body like an earthquake, with long term asymptomatic damage to the liver if the infection is in a chronic stage. The long term damage to the liver restrains the liver from performing its numerous functions,”she said.

Nigeria’s Unveiling Top 12 Idol Talent in grand event

Rhymz, the host of the Nigerian Idol Season 3 has revealed the Top 12 for this year’s competition as

Safeeyat,

Vicci,

Joe- Emmal,

Kome,

Immaculate Victoria,

Amara,

Efezino,

Debbie Rise,

Jay Feel,

Moses,

Dani Angus

Abasiakan.

There will be special stage performances by some of Nigeria’s best, including Lynxxx, former guest judge, Naeto C and former co-host, Tiwa Savage at Civic Centre, Victoria Island, the twelve contestants will be performing alongside.

It will be a night of ‘Golden Love Songs’ They will be meeting the ‘who is who’ of the Nigerian music industry and rubbing shoulders with fellow musicians, previous Nigerian Idol contestants and the current judges.

The top prize for this season is worth a whopping $100,000, in which the lucky winner will get: 7.5 million naira in cash, a recording contract also worth 7.5 million naira, and a brand new SUV. Runner-ups will not be left out as they will be given prizes to the tune of 10 million naira.
The event will be holding at The Grand Banquet Hall, Civic Center, Victoria Island, Lagos. Red carpet is from 3pm – 5pm and the unveiling event from 5pm – 7pm on the 16th of February.