Some art design and creative works by TOSIN OYELAMI FOUNDATION,,,PERSON OF THE WEEK

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1  She has been able to make lipsticks all  by herself








2  she also covered chanta man s video shoot make up,directed by Eddie Isaacs at monalisa chindas house
3 she also made make up fro disvirgined princess 
4  she also created shower creme
5  fancies for room decoration

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TOSIN OYELAMI FOUNATION,,PERSON OF THE WEEK

She is no other person than MISS SANDRA MIRIKWE
               She is a young,talented and focused "GIRL",with positive dreams.
She is a make-up artist,an actress,and also a model,not just a model,she owns a modelling agency with over 20 active models.
The CEO of FBI models(Fashion and Beauty  incorporation
 pictures of SANDRA MIRIKWE
 
 

effects of smoking on women

 

 

Today a lot of women have lost heir lives and glories because of smoking,the best is to avoid smoking and taking in of hard drugs.

Smoking also causes the following health problems for women who smoke:

1. Decreased bone density
   Women who have gone through menopause and who smoke have lower bone density. This means they have a higher chance of breaking a hip than women who do not smoke.
   
2. Rheumatoid arthritis
   Women who smoke are more likely to get rheumatoid arthritis (RA). RA is an inflammatory, chronic disease. People with RA have swelling and pain in their joints.
   
3. Cataracts
   Women who smoke are more likely to get cataracts that affect their vision. Cataracts are an eye disease where the lens of the eye is cloudy or foggy.
   
4. Gum disease
   Smoking is linked to gum disease, which may lead to bone and tooth loss.
   
5. Ulcers
   Smokers with gum disease are also more likely to get ulcers in the stomach, which can lead to death.
   
6. Surgery
   Smokers have worse survival rates after surgery. They’re also more likely to have complications and poorer wound healing than non-smokers.
   
7. Depression
   It is important for women to know about the link between smoking and deppresion because women are more likely than men to be diagnosed with depression.
   
8. Menstrual problems
   Some studies show that women who smoke have more irregular or painful periods.
   
9. Menopause
   Smokers are more likely than non-smokers to go through menopause at a younger age, and they may have worse symptoms of menopause.
   
10. Pregnancy
    Women who smoke may also have a harder time getting pregnant. They also have a higher chance of losing their baby before it is born. Studies show there is an increased risk of SIDS (sudden infant death syndrome, also called "crib death") in babies born to women smokers.
    
11. Breathing
    Teen girls who smoke have lungs that don’t grow as much as non-smokers’ lungs, and adult women who smoke have lungs that don’t work as well as non-smokers’ lungs.
    
    
    

Quitting is the best thing you can do for your health.
                   

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I REPRESENT EVERY GIRL CHILD

The beautiful baby by Tosin Oyelami Foundation,,Person Of The Year.

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Tosin Oyelami Foundation,, Person Of The Day

She is somebody i like and respect so much,she is very friendly,,loves and respect everybody.
I like her so much,is because,she did not let the challenge she met in her life bring and weigh her down.
She is a very young girl,full of powers,she never let the fact that she had a child bring her down,she still PURSUES her dreams.
and because of that,TOSIN OYELAMI FOUNDATION,has decide to use her as their person of the day,
she is no other person than
MHIZ COMOFORT NGERI
you always free to add her up,and she never fails to hit the confirm button on facebook — with Mhiz Comfort Ngeri.

 

Dora Akunyili burial date announced by family

The family of former Minister of Information and Communications, late Prof. (Mrs.) Dora Nkem Akunyili, has released a week-long program of activities for her funeral, culminating in her burial on Thursday, August 28, 2014.

The program, released today in Enugu by Prof. Akunyili’s husband, Dr. Chike Akunyili, starts with a Christian Wake-Keep at No. 2A Bishop Onyeabor St., G.R.A. Enugu, to hold from 4:00 p.m. on Friday, August 22.

A Night of Tributes is to hold at International Conference Centre Abuja from 5:00 p.m. on Monday, August 25, while a Mass would be held for her at Pro-Cathedral Catholic Church, Abuja, by 10:00 a.m. the next day, August 26.

After the Church Service, Dora’s body would leave for Enugu, where there would be a Mass at KSJ Temple at 4:00 p.m. After a High Requiem Mass at Holy Ghost Cathedral Enugu at 9:00 a.m. the next day (Wednesday, August 27), Dora’s body would be taken to UNCOMA Hall, College of Medicine, Ituku Ozalla, Enugu, for Final College Assembly to start from 11:30 a.m. From there, the body would be taken to Awka for Anambra State Government activities, then to Dora’s father’s house in Nanka, before being returned to her husband’s house at Agulu for a Vigil Mass/Wake-Keep.

On Thursday, August 28, Dora’s body would lie in state at John Chike Akunyili’s Compound before leaving for Agulu Town Hall, then Madonna Catholic Church Agulu for a Requiem Mass to hold by 10:00 a.m. Interment at John Chike Akunyili’s Compound follows at 1:30 p.m.

Dr. Akunyili in a statement expressed gratitude to Nigerians for their outpouring of love and support for his family at this moment of grief. “This has gone a great way in helping us to cope with the monumental loss of our precious gem, my beloved wife, Dora,” he said.

It would be recalled that Prof. (Mrs.) Akunyili, a former Director-General of the National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control (NAFDAC), died last Saturday, June 7, after a two-year battle with cancer.

Prof. (Mrs.) Akunyili, who was a delegate to the on-going National Conference in Abuja, would have turned 60 on July 14, 2014.

Signed:
Dr. Chike Akunyili (Husband)
Enugu, Wednesday, July 31, 2014.