Saturday, 1 February 2020

MOST MARRIAGES BREAKUP FROM OF SEXUAL SATISFACTION – MIWA SIGNATURE FOUNDER

The founder and Chief Executive Officer of Miwa Signature Palace, Akinola Oluwatomiwa Balqees, who is adjudged by many to be the best sex therapist in Nigeria using a special herb known as Kayanmata has declared unapologetically that the main reason most marriages and relationships fail is as a result of lack of sexual satisfaction.

In an interview, the electrical engineer turned sex therapist made her point.

“Sex is very important. Everyone needs aphrodisiacs. Most marriages and relationships have broken up because of sexual issues. The sexual issue, may either come from the man or the woman, my mission in life is to provide the missing link in their lives and bring happiness,” she said like a true expert who expects not to be questioned.

For Miwa, the business of aphrodisiac is not a consequence of accident, it was an obsession born of ugly childhood experience which had haunted her all her life.

Sharing her childhood pain, she revealed ,“ Growing up in a troubled home is not an experience that is pleasing. The atmosphere was not encouraging. I never enjoyed the real happy family thing as my parents were always grumpy around each other. 13 years after their marriage, they parted ways. My mum tried being the father and the mother, but nothing could be compared to the perfect family I saw in school during the “end of year” party or “graduation”. I had a vision to mend broken homes being that sexual satisfaction is an important aspect of marriage and the major reason for most broken homes. I decided to do more research on Kayanmata and got supplies. Every year, we get better suppliers with more effective products.”

On how she became known as ‘Kayanmata Goddess’ and how she came about it and the meaning of the word, the Miwa Signature Palace boss explains: “Kayanmata is a Hausa word, meaning ‘Women’s things’. They are herbs used to enhance sexual pleasure. Kayanmata is the same as aphrodisiac, anything that is used to stimulate sexual pleasure. I’m called the Kayanmata Goddess because my products speak for itself and people value my knowledge. I understand what I do and above all, I have a pretty face.”

Apart from using her Kayanmata magic to resolve sexual issues between men and women, Miwa Signature place boss also does aromatherapy, which she is fast gaining popularity for. In the interview she granted recently she explains what it entails.

“Aromatherapy is a pseudoscience based on the usage of aromatic materials, including essential oils, and other aroma compounds, with claims for improving psychological or physical well-being. A Woman’s wellbeing is important, It improve sleep quality. reduce stress, agitation, and anxiety. Few people understand it but many are less informed,” she said

Akinola Oluwatomiwa Balqees is a native of Ikare, Ondo State. She started her business in 2014 with skin care products. She ventured into aphrodisiac majorly in 2016. Miwa is known for her major impact in women’s sexual lives. The electrical engineer from University of Ilorin is the number one Kayanmata seller in Nigeria and indeed the world. She owns the largest Kayanmata palace in Ilorin, Nigeria and two other branches in Ilorin, Kwara State. She plans to open another branch in Lagos and Abuja respectively this year.

Saturday, 18 January 2020

DO YOU SWALLOW YOUR WATERMELON SEEDS? VITAL INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW

Have you been swallowing or throwing away your watermelon seeds when eating the fruits?

 Watermelon
Well, in case you don’t know, it is a way of reducing the nutritional value of this fruit.
Remember how as a child  you would swallow a watermelon seed and people would scare you with the thought of a watermelon tree growing inside you?
It is so true that we all hate it when a watermelon seed suddenly turns up and interferes with the true flavor of the fruit
The truth of these seeds may come to you by surprise as they are a combination of delicious and healthy.
Let me shock you, these watermelon seeds are nutrients dense; they are a rich sources of proteins, vitamins, omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids, magnesium, zinc, copper, potassium and more.
They are good for the skin, as they prevent the outbreak of acne, moisturizes your skin, prevents dullness and prevents early signs of aging as well.
Also good for hair;Contains Protein, Iron and Magnesium, and Copper. While protein boosts hair growth, magnesium prevents split ends and breakage. Copper boosts melanin production which keeps your hair silky and vibrant.
Controls your sugar level; The primary concern of diabetes patients is controlling blood sugar levels and watermelon seeds are a delicious and healthy way of going about it.
Energy booster; One cup of watermelon seeds give your metabolism the kick it needs and nourishes your body with essential nutrients as well
Prevents osteoporosis; Eating dried watermelon seeds regularly can prevent Osteoporosis, a condition of weak bones and low bone density which increases the risk of fractures
So, stop having a second thought about your watermelon seeds, all you need to do is dry and roast them... your snack is ready. Eat them like groundnuts! 

Tuesday, 10 September 2019

TWO KENYAN WOMEN SWAP HUSBANDS TO FIND HAPPINESS (VIDEO)


Kenyan Women Swap Husbands

How far will you go to find happiness in your marriage?

Two Busia county women, 28-year-old Lilian Weta said to be a mother of three and 29-year-old Millicent Auma, a mother of two swapped their husbands in a bid to find happiness. 

Millicent Auma was living with her husband Christopher Bwire in Siroba village, Matayos constituency. Suddenly, she walked out of the tumultuous marriage and moved in with one Kevin Barasa, a married man with three children.

Barasa and Lilian Weta, 28, have lived together as husband and wife for more than 10 years in Namwitsula, Butula constituency and have three children, but were experiencing constant quarrels.

Weta told Standard Digital that her husband came back home one day with Auma, telling her he had a new wife.

They came in at around 1 am with my husband and she (Auma) told me that night she was officially the wife…

Weta


When Weta confronted her husband, he told her to go look for Auma’s husband and marry him. Weta thought of their constant quarrels and said enough is enough. She summoned the courage and left Matayos in search of Bwire.

My husband told me to go look for Auma’s husband and marry him. I asked him if he would be comfortable with me finding a new husband. He said yes.

Weta


Weta called her brother and sister to tell them what had happened and they told her if that would bring peace in her life, then she should go for it.

They told me to do as my husband had said. In the morning I went to Bwire and told him what happened.


When she eventually located Bwire, she shared with him what had happened in Butula.

It was then that Bwire asked her to go pick up her children and come with them to Matayos.

Bwire confirmed that they were staying together as man and wife after his former wife left him without a trace.

I called Auma several times but she was not picking my calls so I gave up…

Bwire


He added that between him and Barasa, one person may regret the decision.

It is either me or him who will regret afterward but for now I am happy with my new catch

Bwire


When contacted, Barasa stated that he is no longer interested in Weta because he is happy in his new marriage.

Watch The Video Here:


Friday, 6 September 2019

NLC REJECTS MOVES TO CONCESSION 22 TEACHING HOSPITALS


Ayuba Wabba - NLC president

The Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC) has rejected the moves by the federal government to concession the 22 federal teaching hospitals in the country.

It said such a measure could lead to exorbitant cost of medical treatment beyond the capacity of majority of Nigerians.

NLC President, Ayuba Wabba, said thursday at the opening ceremony of the 2019 Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Nurses Week/Scientific Workshop in Abuja, that the government should instead invite the private sector to invest by establishing new hospitals and not taking over existing public hospitals.

He said the Infrastructure Concession, Regulatory Commission (ICRC) recently recommended the concessioning of the 22 teaching hospitals, adding that previous attempts to privatise the National Trauma Centre in Gwagwalada, Abuja was rejected by the health workers’ union.

“For us to attain universal health coverage, certainly nurses who are the backbone of the preventive and curative medical services must be given the place in policy development.

“I am very happy that this year’s FCT Nurses Week is taking place at this auspicious time when we are being challenged by a lot of policies that by my estimation, and with our experience having travelled round the world, may not actually deliver quality health services.

“In fact, it will alienate more and more people. One of such policies is the recent decision by the Infrastructure Concession and Regulatory Commission (ICRC) saying that it has granted the Federal Ministry of Health the nod to concession 22 tertiary health institutions. This is unacceptable,” he said.

Wabba added that at the inception of the present administration and despite the fact that there were proponents of privatisation of healthcare, President Muhammadu Buhari publicly expressed his opposition to the privatisation of healthcare in the country.

“But you can see that whereas they cannot pass through the door as the door is locked, they are coming through the backdoor that is unacceptable,” he said.

Wabba listed three major roles of the teaching hospitals as teaching, research and the provision of tertiary health services.

The NLC president wondered what would be achieved if the tertiary health institutions are privatised or concessioned, adding that doing so would see the two important components of research and teaching suffering.

He said health should not be for profit, stressing that even in the developed world, healthcare still remains a priority.

While defending the position of labour, Wabba said that in a country where the inequality gap is so wide between the rich and the poor, if healthcare is made essentially for profit generation, many poor citizens will not be able to access it.

He said the main reason for private health facilities existing side by side with the publicly-owned hospitals was for those who are rich and capable of footing the bill to patronise the expensive private hospitals while the poor and average Nigerians can use the government-owned facilities.

Also the in-house workers’ union in the health sector, the Medical and Health Workers Union of Nigeria (MHWUN) kicked against the alleged move to privatise public health institutions, vowing to resist the move.

The National President of MHWUN, Biobelemoye Josiah, also opposed the alleged concession plan, saying that “if healthcare services are going to remain affordable for the poor ones, government must retain its stake in public-owned hospitals and not privatise them”.

Josiah described as fraudulent, attempt by some persons to railroad the federal government into accepting to concession the teaching hospitals under the guise that it would lead to a better health sector.

He said members of the unions in the health sector would begin consultations with a view to forging a common front to oppose the concession plan.

However, the federal government has said contrary to the misconception by labour, there is no move to privatise government-owned hospitals but to review and refocus the operations of public health institutions to enable them to deliver quality and valuable services to the people.

Speaking in an exclusive interview with newsmen, a member of the Health Sector Reform Committee and Director of Health Planning, Research and Statistics in the Federal Ministry of Health, Dr. Emmanuel Meribole, said the government embarked on the programme of reforms in appreciation of the fact that a lot had gone wrong in the health sector and that there was need to restore the public hospitals to world class standards.

Saturday, 3 August 2019

HOUSE WIFE STABBED HUSBAND TWICE, POURED HOT WATER ON HIM IN KADUNA


A housewife, Aisha, on Friday stabbed her husband, Yahaya Maiyaki twice in the stomach.

The incident occurred after a quarrel in their home located at Sarduana Crescent in Kaduna.

The victim is presently receiving treatment at a private hospital in the State

The victim’s brother, Ahmed Maiyaki, who served as media adviser to Ex-Governor of Kaduna State, Ramalan Yero, narrated what happened.

“Aisha was already waiting for her husband with boiled water when he woke up for prayers, she poured the water towards where he was but fortunately he was able to dodge”, he told the media.

“She then threw pots at him and when she saw that he also managed to dodge, she got a knife and stabbed him on both sides of his lower abdomen.

“It is rather shocking because they have been married for five years and they have one child, nothing in her character ever suggested she could be capable of such an act”.

Kaduna Police command PRO, DSP Yakubu Sabo, confirmed the incident.

He said the suspect, who had fled home, is in police custody and will be charged to court after investigation.