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An Advice From A Sex Expert: Men Only (5) Facts You Should Know About Your Sperm

10 FACTS ABOUT SPERM



1. Sperm and semen are two different things.

2. Half a Teaspoon: That's how much a man typically ejaculates. It isn't much, but it often does the job.

3. If a guy loses one testicle, the other is generally able to make enough sperm to create a baby. Often the remaining testicle grows a bit to boost sperm output.

4. It takes only one sperm cell to fertilize a woman's egg - but there's stiff competition for that honor. In fact, the average ejaculate contains 200 million sperm.

5. Sperm take about 75 days to grow in the testes.


6. Good diet = good sperm.
Bad diet = bad sperm.


7. Sperm can live for up to five days inside a vagina, depending on how friendly the vagina is.

8. Obesity lowers sperm count and quality.

9. Some women are allergic to semen. It doesn’t mean she doesn’t like you. It only means that her body hates your sperm.

10. Certain everyday things can damage men's sperm example: smoking, excessive heat, hot tub, it is a smart thing to keep laptop away from your lap

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He Lured My 6yrs Old Daughter With Rice And Egg And Raped Her

A man identified as Okhehelem Onyenma was seen today protesting the purported rape of her daughter who is just 6 years old in Edobor Street, Uwelu quarters.

He alleged that a Man identified as Destiny Obiyan rape her daughter after luring her with rice and egg.

Onyenma extended his protest to Secretariat of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) in Benin City were he told his story.

"He took my daughter through the backyard to his own house, bought her rice and egg. My daughter told me that after feeding her, he pulled her pants, put his fingers and after that, he inserted his penis.

“After that, my daughter started bleeding seriously. So, because of the curfew, the vigilance group assisted me and my wife to look for my daughter that night and not knowing that she was with Destiny Obiyan in his house...

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Hidden Truth About Catfish Business

Fish farming like other business has its prons and cons.. And truthfully its a very lucrative and yet a money draining business.. 

I have read articles about how lucrative the business is and how to invest and reap millions.. All I do is just to laugh on reading such article.. All they want is just for u to buy their manual and make money.. Surprisingly most of them don't have a farm of their own, they are computer farmers who don't have any experience whatsoever in the business..

I know of farms within my area who have shut down their farms due to frequent loss over the years.. I was also considering shutting down myself after I lost close to 2 million naira, yeah u heard me TWO MILLION NAIRA, but after diligent study which took about a year I decided to give it my last shot.. 

To be continued..

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We Have Spent N31 Billion To Fight COVID-19 In Nigeria

 Federal Government of Nigeria has disclosed that it “spent N30,540,563,571.09, representing 84% of the N36.3 billon public funds and donations received to respond to COVID-19 between 1st April, 2020 and 31st July, 2020, leaving the balance of N5.9 billion.”

The Accountant-General of the Federation, Ahmed Idris, stated this in response to the Freedom of Information request dated August 10, 2020, and sent to him by Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) and Connected Development (CODE).

In reply to Mr Idris dated September 4, 2020, and signed by SERAP deputy director Kolawole Oluwadare and CODE Chief Executive Hamzat Lawal, the organizations said: â€œWe note among others that the Presidential Task Force on COVID-19 spent N22 billion, and 36 states spent N7 billion to support their COVID-19 initiatives.”

The groups said: â€œWe also note that the Nigerian Air Force (NAF) spent N877 million for deployment of assets in support of COVID-19 operations; while the Nigeria Police spent N500 million on personal protective equipment. N17,865.09 was paid as bank charges.”

The reply by the groups, read in part: “However, we also note that the documents sent to us do not contain other significant details as indicated in our FoI request dated 10 August, 2020, including details and breakdown of the number of Nigerians who directly or indirectly have benefited from the spending, and details on plans to spend the balance of N5.9 billion in the COVID-19 Eradication Support Accounts.”

“It is refreshing to note that 115 ordinary Nigerians donated between N1 and N100 to support the authorities’ efforts to fight COVID-19, despite the fact that it is the country’s poorest and most disadvantaged sectors of the population that continue to bear the brunt of the COVID-19 pandemic.”

“We would therefore be grateful to receive more specific details and additional information on the spending of N34.4bn between April and July, and details on plans to spend the balance of the balance of N5.9 billion in the COVID-19 Eradication Support Accounts.”