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INVEST IN YOUR CHILDREN RELIGIOUSLY NOW, MSSN OSOGBO TASKS MUSLIM PARENTS.  The Amir of the Muslim Students' Society of Nigeria, MSSN Osogbo Central Branch Mallam Taofeeq Kehinde Olayoonu has admonished Muslim parents to invest in their children in the affairs of their Deen at this formative stages of their lives before they becomes a grown up adults. The Amir who expressed his concern with the rates at which the larger society is drifting into negativity with the teens in the storm call on parents to do the needful with a view to avoiding "had I known" in the nearest future should the children grown up unchecked. Amir Olayoonu who reiterate MSSN Osogbo Central Branch commitment in the area of eradicating societal vices and subsequent upliftment of both Deen and Duniya affairs, observes that the trend at which Muslim parents focuses only on Western education may spell doom for their future if not checked by rededicating efforts into moving them closer to Allah

Sperm quality is one of the prime factors that affect fertility. Like any other organ in the human body, the reproductive system relies on the nutrients and vitamins supplied to it. Foods can influence the reproductive health of a person positively. It can increase the production of testosterone, thereby increasing sperm count as well as sperm motility and quality. Foods that can Boost Sperm Count There are a lot of foods that can boost sperm count and some of them are listed below: Eggs Eggs are a healthy option to increase sperm count as they are filled with protein. Eggs also protect the sperm from damaging free radicals and improve motility. The nutrients present in an egg, help in the production of stronger and healthier sperm and improve fertility. Spinach Folic acid is integral for the healthy development of sperm. Leafy vegetables are a rich source of folic acid and spinach is an ideal supplement to include in your diet. Higher levels of folic acid also reduce the n

Diseases That Can Lead to Erectile Dysfunction The link between underlying chronic disease and erectile dysfunction is most striking with diabetes. Approximately half of the men with diabetes experience erectile dysfunction. Nevertheless, good blood sugar control can minimize this risk. In addition, the following four diseases can lead to erectile dysfunction by interfering with blood flow or nerve impulses throughout the body. Cardiovascular disease Atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) Kidney disease Multiple sclerosis

the average male will produce roughly 525 billion sperm cells over a lifetime and shed at least one billion of them per month. A healthy adult male can release between 40 million and 1.2 billion  sperm cells  in a single ejaculation. In contrast, women are born with an average 2 million egg follicles, the reproductive structures that give rise to eggs. By puberty, a majority of those follicles close up and only about 450 will ever release mature eggs for fertilization. But if it only takes one sperm and one egg to meet and create a baby, then why do men produce such a whopping number of sperm? Wouldn't it be less wasteful for a man to release a single sperm, or at least fewer, to meet one egg? This kind of competition is an evolutionary imperative for males of any species. If a rival's sperm fertilizes an egg, then an opportunity to pass on your genes is lost. Through many generations, as the reproductive spoils continually go to the highest sperm producers, their g

Breaking news today this ecening. The federal government of Nigeria approved the commencent of Minaret International University, Ikirun, Osun State. According to the statement released by the  Ministry of education, headed by mallam Adamu Adamu. More news on the news coming 

REFERENCE: YIUNGWOMENSHEATLH SCHEME. How do I take care of my breasts? Like so many topics in health care, there’s controversy on how helpful breast self-exams are in finding cancers. Regardless, it’s great to know how your breasts normally look and feel so you’ll be able to tell if something changes. Once you’re in your twenties, you may want to begin doing a self-breast exam every month at about the same time, 3-5 days after your menstrual period ends. This routine will help you get to know how your breasts feel normally. You will then be able to notice if there are any changes, including any new or different lumps. Remember, some lumps are normal, but if you’re worried at any time, talk to your health care provider. Another great time to do an exam is the day you see your HCP for a check-up, and he or she has said that your breasts are healthy. Then you’ll know that what you feel on that day is normal and what you should expect to feel each time you do a self-exam. Here’

Vanguard news  Money Laundering Trial: Maina’s new lawyer withdraws from case A Senior Advocate of Nigeria, SAN, Mr. Sani Katu, on Wednesday, applied to withdraw his appearance as the defence lawyer in the ongoing trial of the former Chairman of the defunct Pension Reform Task Team, PRTT, Mr. Abdulrasheed Maina. Maina, who is answering to a 12-count money laundering charge the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, entered against him and his firm, Common Input Property and Investment Limited, had since opened his defence to the charge. At the resumed proceedings in the case on Wednesday, Katu, SAN, who has been leading the defence team, notified the trial court of his decision to pull out from the case. Immediately the matter was called, the senior lawyer, made his application.