Lesbianism Scandal With RUKKY SANDA

Lesbianism Scandal: Rukky Sanda Angry With Journalists? Allegedly Curses Journalist Over News Story

Some days ago, Rukky Sanda was in the news with a story extracted from an interview she granted a news journal. In the resultant story published last week by Nigeriafilms.com, which headlined as 'Lesbianism? Tonto Dikeh is my baby--Rukky Sanda Confesses,' it was asked if what Rukky meant was that Tonto is her partner? A part of the interview reads, "She’s one of my best friends. She’s fun, naughty and amazing. She’s my baby." This said story generated different views and was reacted to differently by many. Shortly after, a very close source to Rukky told Nigeriafilms.com in confidential that Rukky was angered by the way the interview was turned around. We were told by this source that Rukky has vowed never to grant any interview to any media outfit again because of the way they always turn things around in order to sell their stories. The source said that Rukky went as far as cursing the writer of the story and said some unprintable things about the journalist and the media. Rukky and Tonto are very close friends. Their closeness resulted into rumours that both actresses could be partners. As at press time, Tonto has not reacted to the news.

Charly Boy Reveals His Female Part Called "Linda"

                                         Charly Boy Reveals His Female Part Called "Linda"

61-year-old controversial artist and grandpa Charly boy now appears in a new custume as a lady which he calls Linda. He claims Charlie boy is not Linda that Linda is the woman in Charlie Boy. In the picture appears his wife, who people believe will soon reveal her own creative craziness called "SAMSON". Lol!!!! What do you think of this cos i am so gushing right now.
Pix from lindaikejiblog.

Bananas Prevent HIV Transmission

A new study shows that chemicals found in bananas are better at preventing HIV than two current synthetic anti-HIV drugs, according to new study. Your favorite oblong fruit might be even healthier than you realized. According to The Gazette (Montreal) newspaper, a new study has found that chemicals commonly found in bananas are as potent in preventing HIV as two synthetic anti-HIV drugs. Researchers say the findings could lead to a cheap new component for applied microbicides that prevent intimate transmission of HIV. The miracle substance in bananas is called BanLec, a type of lectin, which are the sugar-binding proteins found in a variety of plants. Scientists have long been interested in lectins because of their ability to halt the chain reaction that leads to certain viral infections. In the case of BanLec, it works by binding naturally to the sugar-rich envelope that encases the HIV virus, thus blocking its entry into the body. "The problem with some HIV drugs is that the virus can mutate and become resistant, but that's much harder to do in the presence of lectins," said lead author Michael D. Swanson. "Lectins can bind to the sugars found on different spots of the HIV-1 envelope, and presumably it will take multiple mutations for the virus to get around them." Swanson and his colleagues noted that even modest success in developing BanLec into a womanly or BehindBased microbicide could save millions of lives. In fact, 20 percent coverage with a microbicide that is only 60 percent effective against HIV may prevent up to 2.5 million HIV infections in three years. Furthermore, a BanLec ointment would be much cheaper to produce and distribute than most current anti-retroviral medications that require the production of synthetic components. One thing's for sure: new ways of stopping the transmission of HIV are desperately needed. Condoms are effective, but they are often used incorrectly or inconsistently, and in many cultures and developing countries women are not always in control of their intimate encounters. The introduction of a cheap, long-lasting, self-applied ointment derived naturally from bananas could change all of that.

Ini Edo Launches Shoe Line In Dallas

 Ini Edo Launches Shoe Line at Dallas International Fashion Week

Nollywood Actress Ini Edo unveiled her shoe line 'Ini Edo Collection' at the Dallas International Fashion Week. The Nollywood star launched her shoe.

 

By Ayoola Onarinde.