1. The Future Pre-Awards Conference 06/02/2010
Venue: Welcome Center. International Airport Road, Ikeja
Time: 10am
Admission: N500
visit www.thefuturenigeria.com
2. Convenant christain center singles summit 12/02/2010
Venue: Tafawa Balewa Square (TBS)
Time:6p.m
Admission is FREE!!!!!!
2. JAIYE LIVE IN CONCERT 13/02/2010
It's the LOVE ROCK CONCERT baby!
Venue: Nu Grotto, on Etim Inyang, Victoria Island.
Time: 7p.m
3. Valentine in Lafenwa 14/02/2010
Lafenwa, a community in Abeokuta will be feeding the poor on Valentines Day. its
a soup kitchen thingy!
Time: 12noon
Events, News, Entertainment, Fashion and Life style, Food, Sports, Relationships and sometimes my Thoughts. all the same, Welcome to my World!
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Monday, February 1, 2010
The Future Awards 2010
it's another year of recognition for the very best and vibrant young people in our society NIGERIA! The young people themselves will be recognising young people and individuals who are promoting and 'representing naija' in their different fields of endeavours within and outside the country in positive ways. it's the biggest, the finest awards ceremony every Nigerian looks forward to. live in lagos, the centre of excellent on sunday February 7th, 2010. it's strictly by invitation but not too worry, i'll keep y'all posted!
Lung Cancer and Tobacco Use
The Alien killer! TO-BA-CCO
Taiye Tunkarimu
The epidemic of lung cancer mortality has been identified as a major health issue confronting both the developed and underdeveloped countries. In 2000, over one million people died from lung cancer worldwide but estimates suggest that by 2030, all tobacco-related mortality, including lung cancer will reach 10 million deaths per year.
Now this is alarming, while, almost 98% of lung cancer cases are drawn from cigarette smoking, Nigeria is at a risk of increasing this figure especially in Lagos where electricity is a challenge and most people turn to using generators and the fumes pollute the air such that practically everyone inhales it. Now this is also very dangerous to the health.
Tobacco use kill an estimated 280,000 Nigerians yearly and about 25 percent of Nigerian teens, some as young as 10, are hooked on tobacco, double the smoking rate among men.
According to a publication on Nigeria National Tobacco control bill, it was said that the production of cigarettes should be ban and not the smoking. How about increasing the tariff on the sale of cigarette?
One of the largest producing tobacco firms, British American tobacco said in their regulatory statement that “we are committed to working with the government and their agencies in policy formulation on tobacco control”. What measures have they put in place with the government to increase the tariff on the sale of cigarettes so as to reduce the rate of people who die of lung cancer?
Although, the Nigerian parliament is currently debating sweeping new tobacco control legislation in a bid to break the growing tobacco addiction in the country. The bill has strong backing from anti-tobacco groups and health organizations
Nicotine is one of the ingredients that make up a cigarette and the chemical that causes it (cigarette) to be addictive .The amount of nicotine per cigarette smokers consume has increased considerably over the last six years, making it easier for them to become addicted and harder for them to quit.
According to a report from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, it was discovered that from 1998 – 2004, the overall nicotine yield—the amount of nicotine delivered to the smoker's lungs per cigarette—rose by 10%, from 1.72 mg to 1.89 mg. Of the 179 cigarette brands tested, 166, including 59 of the "light" brands and 14 of the "ultra lights," were rated as having a high nicotine yield—more than 1.2 mg per cigarette.
The diagram below shows the death toll of tobacco related disease.
Tobacco Related Disease Percentage
Cancer (inclusive Lung Cancer) 39.7%
Passive Smoking 0.7%
Heart Diseases 21.20%
Others including Stroke 18.3%
Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema 20.10%
Taiye Tunkarimu
The epidemic of lung cancer mortality has been identified as a major health issue confronting both the developed and underdeveloped countries. In 2000, over one million people died from lung cancer worldwide but estimates suggest that by 2030, all tobacco-related mortality, including lung cancer will reach 10 million deaths per year.
Now this is alarming, while, almost 98% of lung cancer cases are drawn from cigarette smoking, Nigeria is at a risk of increasing this figure especially in Lagos where electricity is a challenge and most people turn to using generators and the fumes pollute the air such that practically everyone inhales it. Now this is also very dangerous to the health.
Tobacco use kill an estimated 280,000 Nigerians yearly and about 25 percent of Nigerian teens, some as young as 10, are hooked on tobacco, double the smoking rate among men.
According to a publication on Nigeria National Tobacco control bill, it was said that the production of cigarettes should be ban and not the smoking. How about increasing the tariff on the sale of cigarette?
One of the largest producing tobacco firms, British American tobacco said in their regulatory statement that “we are committed to working with the government and their agencies in policy formulation on tobacco control”. What measures have they put in place with the government to increase the tariff on the sale of cigarettes so as to reduce the rate of people who die of lung cancer?
Although, the Nigerian parliament is currently debating sweeping new tobacco control legislation in a bid to break the growing tobacco addiction in the country. The bill has strong backing from anti-tobacco groups and health organizations
Nicotine is one of the ingredients that make up a cigarette and the chemical that causes it (cigarette) to be addictive .The amount of nicotine per cigarette smokers consume has increased considerably over the last six years, making it easier for them to become addicted and harder for them to quit.
According to a report from the Massachusetts Department of Public Health, it was discovered that from 1998 – 2004, the overall nicotine yield—the amount of nicotine delivered to the smoker's lungs per cigarette—rose by 10%, from 1.72 mg to 1.89 mg. Of the 179 cigarette brands tested, 166, including 59 of the "light" brands and 14 of the "ultra lights," were rated as having a high nicotine yield—more than 1.2 mg per cigarette.
The diagram below shows the death toll of tobacco related disease.
Tobacco Related Disease Percentage
Cancer (inclusive Lung Cancer) 39.7%
Passive Smoking 0.7%
Heart Diseases 21.20%
Others including Stroke 18.3%
Chronic Bronchitis and Emphysema 20.10%
Valentine
HOW TO HAVE ‘A RED HOT LOOK’ FOR VALENTINE!
Taiye Tunkarimu
It's amazing how excited, ecstatic and wild many people go when they are shopping to get gifts for their loved ones especially during Valentine but how much of attention is given to the body and final appearance to have the RED HOT LOOK during this period called Valentine?
Here’s some tips to give you the smashing and sexy look that will make your valentine a memorable one.
Drink plenty of water which is soothing and refreshing to the body as a whole and smoothens the skin.
Ensure you get enough rest the night before. Thank God Val’s Day is a weekend!
Have a special bath in that Jacuzzi filled with bubbles and RED HOT ROSES all over to relax your mind.
Give yourself a treat to a spa to exfoliate, cleanse and get a body massage.
Walk into a Make-Up shop and ask to be made up or D.I.Y (Do It Yourself) but in the right proportion and combination. I mean, keep it light, simple and not shouting with the right color application.
Don’t forget to wear your most expensive perfume to boost your confidence. Yes! The lovely and appealing but not killing fragrance so you don’t irritate your date or rather your prospect!
Accessorize the appropriate blings! Keep it Silver, Gold or Black with a touch of RED!
Keep the hair style simple either with a weave on, natural hair or a lace wig!
Do not do the killing heels rather do a soothing one that would give you comfort. Remember you are planning to have the best of all your valentines!
Valentine is about looking RED but you don’t necessary have to look RED from head to toe, give your outfit some class and stand out by either a touch of RED or make one item on you a shouting or bloody RED!
Go gal! You’re good to go Valentine!
Taiye Tunkarimu
It's amazing how excited, ecstatic and wild many people go when they are shopping to get gifts for their loved ones especially during Valentine but how much of attention is given to the body and final appearance to have the RED HOT LOOK during this period called Valentine?
Here’s some tips to give you the smashing and sexy look that will make your valentine a memorable one.
Drink plenty of water which is soothing and refreshing to the body as a whole and smoothens the skin.
Ensure you get enough rest the night before. Thank God Val’s Day is a weekend!
Have a special bath in that Jacuzzi filled with bubbles and RED HOT ROSES all over to relax your mind.
Give yourself a treat to a spa to exfoliate, cleanse and get a body massage.
Walk into a Make-Up shop and ask to be made up or D.I.Y (Do It Yourself) but in the right proportion and combination. I mean, keep it light, simple and not shouting with the right color application.
Don’t forget to wear your most expensive perfume to boost your confidence. Yes! The lovely and appealing but not killing fragrance so you don’t irritate your date or rather your prospect!
Accessorize the appropriate blings! Keep it Silver, Gold or Black with a touch of RED!
Keep the hair style simple either with a weave on, natural hair or a lace wig!
Do not do the killing heels rather do a soothing one that would give you comfort. Remember you are planning to have the best of all your valentines!
Valentine is about looking RED but you don’t necessary have to look RED from head to toe, give your outfit some class and stand out by either a touch of RED or make one item on you a shouting or bloody RED!
Go gal! You’re good to go Valentine!
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