
Wow..People are suggesting she get a breast reduction surgery as this may be really heavy for her.She seems comfortable with it.
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ONE VOICE NIGERIA: VOTE MOBILIZATION
Exactly one year ago, active citizens took to the streets of major cities in #Nigeria to voice out their dissatisfaction with various unf...
Wednesday, 8 November 2017
Friday, 27 October 2017
Discoveries : Kenyan Man Who Allegedly Has The World’s Biggest Manhood Shows it Off After Successfully Reducing it Surgically... More Here π

The Kenyan man who went viral for having a penis 10 times the size of a normal man, is finally free, after having life-changing surgery to reduce his 11lb testicles and three-foot penis that left him unable to walk, wear clothes or go to school.

Horace Owiti Opiyo, 20, from Kibigori, Kenya, first noticed a cyst on his genitals when he was just 10 years old.
It is thought to have been caused by a mosquito bite releasing larvae that developed into parasitic worms that blocked Mr Opiyo's drainage system, resulting in his genitalia tissue swelling as fluid accumulated beneath the skin.
Teased by his classmates and unable to afford surgery, Mr Opiyo dropped out of school and became a recluse, convinced the devil had cursed him.

In a desperate attempt to help him, Mr Opiyo's neighbour, Duncan Otieno, took photographs of his giant genitals and posted them on Facebook.
The post went viral overnight and reached the Kisumu county Governor's wife, Olivia Ranguma, who asked a doctor to assess Mr Opiyo's condition. Doctors at Jaramogioginga Odinga Hospital examined Mr Opiyo and diagnosed him with scrotal elephantiasis.
Mr Opiyo was finally able to have surgery to remove his massive growth.

He said: 'Now I can run and I can play football. Now I'm free! The next step I want to take is to get an education. Who knows what will happen in the future?'
— Daily Mail
Thursday, 19 October 2017
Discoveries : Meet UK HAIRIEST Newborn Baby Girl Born With Mop Of Hair So Thick It Showed Up On Ultrasound Scans...Photos Here π

This adorable baby was born with an incredible shock of black hair that is so thick it showed up on ultrasounds.
Jolee Shead is one of Britain's hairiest babies at just three months old. Thanks to the scans her parents knew she would have a glorious head of hair, but they were still amazed when she was born with her luscious locks.
Mum Laura told the Liverpool Echo that people stop her in the street to marvel at her daughter's thick mop of hair.
Laura, from Old Swan, Liverpool, said: “She was born like this and we were shocked to be honest. “The hair did show up on the scans so we expected her to have hair but we were not expecting anything like this - I couldn’t believe it.”
Wednesday, 11 October 2017
Discoveries : New Study Reveals Different Class Of People And Their Likely Marriage Outcome Revealed...Check Yours Here π
A study has revealed the likely outcome of marriage of those whoseparents are divorced and those who grew up in two-parent households.
The study by researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University and Lund University in Sweden has revealed that children of divorced parents are more likely to get divorced when compared to those who grew up in two-parent households.
According to the study, this increased tendency is caused by genetics and not psychological factors.
In the study published in the 2017 journal of Psychological Science, the researchers analysed Swedish population registries and found that people who were adopted resembled their biological but not adoptive parents and siblings in their histories of divorce.
In the study report, Jessica Salvatore, an Assistant Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, said: “We were trying to answer the basic question: Why does divorce run in families?
“Across a series of designs using Swedish national registry data, we found consistent evidence that genetic factors primarily explained the intergenerational transmission of divorce.
“By recognising the role that genetics plays in the intergenerational transmission of divorce, therapists may be able to better identify more appropriate targets when helping distressed couples.
“Focusing on increasing commitment or strengthening interpersonal skills may not be a particularly good use of time for a therapist working with a distressed couple.
“At present, the bulk of evidence on why divorce runs in families points to the idea that growing up with divorced parents weakens your commitment to and the interpersonal skills needed for marriage.
“However, these previous studies haven’t adequately controlled for or examined something else in addition to the environment that divorcing parents transmit to their children: genes.
“For example, other research shows that people who are highly neurotic tend to perceive their partners as behaving more negatively than they objectively are [as rated by independent observers].
“So, addressing these underlying, personality-driven cognitive distortions through cognitive-behavioral approaches may be a better strategy than trying to foster commitment.”



