Graphic photos: Step mother allegedly brutalizes her young step son

According to reports, the young boy pictured was brutalized by his Step Mother. She cut his tongue, broke his arms and legs, damaged his right eye and castrated him with a blade. How sad! No further reports on whether she has been apprehended yet. More pics after the cut...

Selena Gomez shows off her nipple piercing in tiny negligee (photos)

The actress and singer shared the photos via snapchat. See more as you continue...

Another young Lady spotted in Lagos State with a placard asking for employment

A young lady who claims to have graduated with a Second Class Upper - Bachelor of Science in Computer Studies, took to the streets in Lekki Phase 1 to look for a Job. Twitter User @Jtownlad14 shared the photo and wrote, 'Just saw this girl in lekki1. If anyone can assist her it would be great.'

10 factors of hypertension, 2 major complications, and natural recommendation with-in days

Hypertension means abnormally high blood pressure. Why should you care about it?

You should care because you can have high blood pressure for years without a sign or symptom, and that doesn’t stop the damage to your arteries and heart. Black people are at a higher risk of having hypertension than other race. Hypertension can cause damage to the lungs, brain, heart, and kidneys. The good news is it can be detected in under 5 minutes.

But how?

President Buhari coming to Lagos on Monday, state govt advises residents on traffic diversions

Read the press statement below..

The Lagos State Government will formally welcome President Muhammadu Buhari on Monday, May 23, 2016 on a two-day working visit to the State. It will be President Buhari's first official visit to the state since he assumed office about a year ago.

A statement issued by the State Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Mr. Steve Ayorinde, stated that this is the first time in about 15years that a sitting President will be visiting the State on a working visit and is a testimony to the landmark achievements in the last one year of Governor Akinwunmi Ambode as well as the good working relationship between Lagos State and the Federal Government.

American Pharoah And The Horse Sex Industrial Complex

The history of horse breeding dates back centuries and is much, much weirder than you can possibly imagine

Illustration: Tara Jacoby

American Pharoah, the first Triple Crown winner in more than 30 years, is taking to his post-racing life quite well. But, as Joe Drape of the New York Times reports, retirement doesn’t mean the champion gets to relax.
Now that he has been put out to stud, Pharoah is busy siring what many hope will be the next generation of Triple Crown contenders. While genetics isn’t everything in horse racing, Pharoah’s customers are banking on his championship pedigree to the tune of $200,000 for each of 160 mares he will cover (a horse-person word for “have horse-sex with”) this season. 

Stop Overhyping Stem Cells, Say Scientists

Thanks to gushing coverage of athlete stem cell treatments, scientists say the public is becoming badly misinformed

Close-up view of stem cells, which will not make you immortal — Getty Images

Has the oversaturated coverage of experimental stem cell treatments on superstar athletes partially contributed to the undue expectations held by the public? According to Tim Caulfield, research director of the Health Law Institute at the University of Alberta and one of the authors of the new set of guidelines released by the International Society for Stem Cell Research on Thursday, the answer is yes.
The bulk of the ISSCR’s updated guidelines are devoted to the various ethical concerns, oversight, transparency, and best practices for clinical research, but the ISSCR also described the reporting on advances made to stem cell research as “frequently far from ideal.”