Recently social media has been buzzing up after a footage captured a main chick beating up her girlfriend side chick in public.

It all started when a student was pulled out during lectures by the mother of a girl he had impregnated.

As if that wasn’t enough, another video surfaced of a girl identified as Karen also beating up her cheating boyfriend with her slippers.

Now when we thought we were starting another week with a bright start, another video has emerged again on social media this time around a main chic catching her boyfriend with his side chic at the mall.

Eyewitnesses alleged that the Main Chick turned up at the mall after she learnt that her boyfriend was taking his Side Chick to the shopping outlet.

The confrontation led to a fight and the Main Chick was spotted in the viral video removing the Side Chick’s wig and subsequently using it to beat her.

13 Oct was marked as world breast day as Mrs Abigael Shona, a medical expert, has peculiarly stated that breastfeeding a baby and not men could prevent breast cancer in women.

Shona spoke with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Monday in Ilorin and said that contrary to popular belief that men sucking their wife’s breasts could prevent breast cancer, it could only help detect it.

She said mothers who breastfeed lower their risk of pre- and post-menopausal breast cancer.

“Most women who breastfeed experience hormonal changes during lactation that delay their menstrual periods.

“This reduces a woman’s lifetime exposure to hormones like estrogen, which can promote breast cancer cell growth.

“And what sucking the breast by a man can only do is to detect breast cancer by feeling the lumps early enough so as to seek medical help,” Shona said.

She, however, said it was encouraged that women allow their spouses to massage and handle their breasts to detect cancer early.

“We are encouraging women not to deprive their husbands from the pleasure of breast sucking and handling as it will also be beneficial to them.

“This is because in as much as we preach self examination by women for early detection, most women don’t do it.

“So, if they allow their husbands help them with it, it will help a lot because early detection is the major panacea to address the scourge.

“If breast cancer is detected early before it gets to an advanced stage, it could be survived,” Shona said.

The medical expert, however, noted that men can also have breast cancer, advising them to also be on the look out.

Hauwa Adamu, a 38 years old woman was apprehended by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps in Borno for allegedly dropping flaming charcoal in the private parts of her seven-year-old stepdaughter.

Mr Abdullahi Ibrahim, the NSCDC Commandant, told a correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria on Wednesday in Maiduguri that the case was reported to the command by good Samaritans, and that the woman was captured in the Moduganari area of Maiduguri.

Ibrahim stated that Adamu allegedly meted out terrible acts of punishment on the minor, over what she called disobedience.

According to him, preliminary investigations indicated that the suspect subjected the girl to different forms of abuse.
Ibrahim said that the girl was put under the suspect’s care sequel to the separation of her parents.

He added that the case had been transferred to the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons, for further investigation and action.