Saturday, 27 September 2014
Wife Slashes Husband’s Genitals In Delta
Delta State Police Command has arrested of a 42-year-old jealous housewife, Esther (surname withheld), for allegedly cutting off her husband’s genitals.
DSP Celestina Kalu, the state’s police public relations officer, who made this known to Leadership, said the incident happened in Ugbolu community close to Asaba, the state capital.
Chris Brown allegedly Fathers a 3 years Old Girl from a stripper
According to reports, Chris brown had an intimate encounter with Reign and we guess that could be enough to pop a son.
Liverpool 'set to make £31.2m offer for Napoli's Higuain'
Liverpool are increasingly confident of signing unsettled Napoli striker Gonzalo Higuain in January with a £31.2million bid set to go in for his services.
The Reds have been alerted to the availability of Higuain in the last few days with reports in both Italy and Argentina suggesting he is planning on changing clubs in the new year.
Arsenal's Ozil 'being tracked by Bayern'
Arsenal midfielder Mesut Ozil is reportedly being tracked by Bayern Munich ahead of a prospective transfer to Germany in January.
According to The Evening Standard, the German champions have kept a close eye on the midfielder ever since the 25-year-old signed for The Gunners from Real Madrid in 2013.
It is believed that Bayern coach Pep Guardiola believes he can persuade Arsenal to part with the Germany international in January with a big-money offer – with the player himself appearing unsettled at the north London club.
Man 'beheads female co-worker'
A man has reportedly beheaded a female co-worker at a food distribution centre.
Police confirmed Colleen Hufford, 54, was killed at Vaughan Foods in Moore, Oklahoma City.
She had been attacked yesterday afternoon along with another woman.
Apple admits ‘iPhone 6 Plus’ bends but says it’s extremely rare
Apple has admitted its iPhone 6 Plus does bend, but said if you use it normally then it’s unlikely to.
Several owners of the newly-released smartphone had posted images online showing a bend in the device but the US company has now reassured users it’s a rare occurrence.
Chelsea in £118m offer for Barca superstar Messi
Chelsea have made an £118milllion bid for Barcelona superstar Lionel Messi.
The Blues were linked with Messi on the past and reports in Spain suggest the giant offer went in weeks ago to try and lure the player to Stamford Bridge.
Arsenal close in on £10m deal for United's Smalling
Arsenal are expecting to finally sign Manchester United defender Chris Smalling in January with talks over a £10million deal reportedly set to begin soon.
The Gunners almost got Smalling before he went to United in 2010 and tried again to bring him in during the summer transfer window.
Doctor 'Successfully' Treats Ebola with HIV Drug in Liberia
According to CNN:
Dr. Gobee Logan had given the drug, lamivudine, to 15 Ebola patients, and all but two survived. That's a 7% mortality rate. Across West Africa, the virus has killed 70% of its victims.
Outside Logan's Ebola center in Tubmanburg, four of his recovering patients walk the grounds, always staying inside the fence that separates the Ebola patients from everyone else.
"My stomach was hurting; I was feeling weak; I was vomiting," Elizabeth Kundu, 23, says of her
bout with the virus. "They gave me medicine, and I'm feeling fine. We take it, and we can eat -- we're feeling fine in our bodies."
Kundu and the other 12 patients who took the lamivudine and survived, received the drug in the first five days or so of their illness. The two patients who died received it between days five and eight.
"I'm sure that when [patients] present early, this medicine can help," Logan said. "I've proven it right in my center."
Logan is mindful that lamivudine can cause liver and other problems, but he says it's worth the risk since Ebola is so deadly. He also knows American researchers will say only a real study can prove effectiveness. That would involve taking a much larger patient population and giving half of them lamivudine and the other half a placebo.
"Our people are dying and you're taking about studies?" he said. "It's a matter of doing all that I can do as a doctor to save some people's lives."
Logan said he got the idea to try lamivudine when he read in scientific journals that HIV and Ebola replicate inside the body in much the same way.
"Ebola is a brainchild of HIV," he said. "It's a destructive strain of HIV."
At first he tried an HIV drug called acyclovir, but it didn't seem to be effective. Then he tried lamivudine on a healthcare worker who'd become ill, and within a day or two he showed signs of improvement and survived. Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases says that theoretically, Logan's approach has some merit. Lamivudine is a nucleocide analog, and other drugs in this class are being studied to treat Ebola.
Ciara Returns $500,000 Engagement Ring to Rapper Future
Singer Ciara is not getting back with Future, and sources say she gave back her 15-carat emerald-cut engagement ring, designed by Avianne & Co. and worth about $500,000.
They were engaged in October, but split in August after rumors swirled of him cheating.
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