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Just like the male penis , there is no manual that comes with the vagina.  And with the African pseudo-conservative nature, most females don’t get actual lessons on what to do or not to do with their genitals. Most females have been taught to keep their private parts private, and thus they tend to totally ignore it without taking special care of it. This is a mistake and women must be aware of the importance of paying attention to this sensitive part of their body. The reproductive health of most females often manifests itself through symptoms in the vulva and vagina. This part of the body is delicate but needs special attention. Truth is there are proper and improper uses of a vagina, and here are the improper uses:  1. DON’T use vaginal douches A vaginal douche may seem harmless enough but according to scientific research, douches alter the natural pH of your lady part thus making it more vulnerable to infection. 2. DON’T use soap to clean your

Whiles your average celebrity flies business or first class, some prefer to go private altogether; not sharing their space with other passengers. For some time now, the number of West African celebrities flying private is steadily increasing and yen.com.gh takes a look at 10 of these celebrities. 1. P-square  Arguably the duo who pioneered West African celebrities traveling in private jets. But the duo have refuted claims that they own a jet. 2. Sulley and Menaye Muntari     The couple seem more comfortable flying private since they had their son Jamil 3. Yemi Alade   Yemi has stepped it up a notch by flying private in recent photos that emerged.   4. Tiwa savage Flying private is nothing new to the pretty songstress 5. Iyanya Iyanya may have ticked off flying private on his bucket list 6. Wizkid Wizkid proves he rubs shoulders with the big boys by flying private multiple times. 7. Davido Davido looks like he has been flying private all his

The Chairman of Mango Farmers Association in the Manya Krobo District of the Eastern Region, Edward Amanor, has waded in the debate of The New Patriotic Party’s Presidential Candidate, Nana Addo Dankwah Akuffo Addo’s, one district one factory promise made to Ghanaians as feasible. According to him, critics of Nana Addo, must tell Ghanaians what they have rather than rubbishing off his vision. Speaking to XYZ News, he said his conviction is stemmed from the New Patriotic Party’s introduction of National Health Insurance Scheme to face off the cash and carry system in the health sector. Although he reckoned that, his view does not represent that of the association, he believes the New Patriotic Party’s vision of one factory in all the two hundred and seventy five districts, is achievable. Mr. Amanor was further of the view, that, farmers in the area have drawn the attention of the Government with such a proposal but all no avail. The affable Chairman entreated critics and t

Saudi King Salman Bin Abdulaziz has commended President Muhammadu Buhari of Nigeria for his dogged determination to change the oil-producing West African country for the better. King Salman has also assured Saudi Arabia’s support for Nigeria, while calling on the international community to support President Buhari’s initiative for peace and stability. The Saudi King made the comment when he, on Saturday (July 2), hosted OPEC Secretary General-designate Dr Mohammed Sanusi Barkindo to iftar at the Royal Palace in Makkah. In his response, Barkindo thanked the King for the honour done to him, his President, Muhammadu Buhari, and Nigeria, with the invitation to iftar and conveyed the greetings and gratitude of President Buhari and the good people of Nigeria to the King for supporting Nigeria’s candidate. He appealed to the King to continue to provide leadership to OPEC noting that the unity of purpose demonstrated at the June Ministerial Conference of the Organisat

“Since I came out as gay, I have thought several times of taking my own life, the rejection cuts deep into my heart and soul, but knowing Christ and believing in an awesome God has been a better option. Nigeria’s first gay pastor, founder of secret gay church, House of Rainbow, Rowland Jide Macaulay, says he is proud to have come out in the open, even though he is still trying to get over his families’ rejection. Macaulay revealed how he felt after being rejected by family and friends over his sexual status. The homosexual pastor revealed on his Facebook page how he had on several occasions thought of committing suicide. He wrote: I’m not ashamed of being who I am. Although I am happy to have divorced my ex-wife in 1994, I regret not knowing of my sexual preference before I got married. “I am truly not worried as the inclusive Christian ministry with House of Rainbow brings me in contact with many people who are same gender loving, thousands of people around the w

It is estimated that, The Agricultural Sector, contributes between 25 to 55% of the GDP of ECOWAS Member Countries. However, the Sector is characterized by dominance of small- scale farming with low productivity, due in part, to the low use of fertilizers and poor seeds. in many cases, the response to the increasing demands for food has resulted in the  expansion of the area cultivated. This strategy has contributed to the progressive land degradation in its attendance loss of fertility. According to the reported submitted by the Food, Agriculture and Cocoa Affairs, potential demand for seeds for six crops (maize rice, sorghum, cowpea, soya beans and groundnuts.) in seven countries (Ghana, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Senegal, Niger, Mali, And the Gambia.) increased from 565,000 to 762,676 tons between 2009 and 2012, whiles the actual seeds supplied during the same period increased from 35,000 to 99,452 tons. Thus the demand for seeds was much greater than supply during

Inflation Rate For June, 2016 Decreases From 18.9 Percent To 18.4 Percent In The Month Of May. The Year-on-Year Inflation Rate, as measured by the Consumer Price Index, for the Month of June, 2016 decreased by 0.5 percentage point from 18.9 percent recorded in May, 2016. The Rate of Inflation for June, 2016 is the percentage change, in the Consumer Price Index, over the twelve-month period, from June 2015 to June 2016. However, the Monthly Change Rate, for the Month of June, was 1.3 percent, compared to the 1.1 percent recorded for May, 2016. In June 2016,the year-on year inflation rate was 18.4%,compared with the 18.9% recorded in May, 2016.The monthly change rate in June 2016, was 1.3%, while that for May 2016 was 1.1%. The Year-on-year non-food inflation Rate, for June 2016, was 24.1% compared with the 25.0%,recorded in May 2016. The Year-on-Year Food Inflation Rate for June 2016, was 8.6%,compared with the 8.5%, recorded in May 2016.The