Photo: Rescued 13yr old pregnant girl in Akwa Ibom gives birth to a baby boy

Ekemini, the 13 year old girl pregnant girl who was rescued by Danish aid worker, Anja Ringgren Loven and her husband David Emmannuel Umem, has given birth to her baby, a boy, through Caesarean operation. Anja announced this on her facebook wall. She wrote

"This morning at 10 Ekemini gave birth ( caesarean operation ) to a healty young little boy . Ekemini is the girl, only 13 years old who David and our team rescued a few weeks ago and brought to safety to our orphanage ❤️ So please say Hello to the new member of our big family at DINNødhjælp/ACAEDF Childrens Home.

READ: Man starved of sex since 2012 gets divorce in Lagos

An Igando Customary Court in Lagos on Thursday dissolved an 11 -year-old marriage between Mr Azeez Ige and his wife, Bola, over alleged sex starvation.
The court’s president, Mr Adegboyega Omilola, in his judgment, said the court was convinced that the estranged couple was tired of the union, as all efforts to reconcile them had failed.

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London’s Ex-Mayor Wrote A Goat Sex Poem About Turkey’s President

Boris Johnson won 1,000 pounds in a contest to lyrically insult Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

The former mayor of London, Boris Johnson, just won 1,000 pounds, thanks to an extremely rude poem he wrote about Turkey’s notoriously thin-skinned president Recep Tayyip Erdogan. The winning work describes the Turkish leader having sex with a goat.
But the story behind it is a multi-country saga involving freedom of speech, the Syrian refugee crisis, and another lewd poem. But it begins with a president’s inability to laugh off a little online teasing.
Last month, President Erdogan attempted to have a German comedian named Jan Böhmermann prosecuted for his recitation of a rude poem about Erdogan on his television show. Erdogan cited an obscure German law that prohibits Germans from insulting foreign heads of state.

279 Pregnant Women May Have Zika In The U.S. And Territories

The CDC released some startling numbers today, and announced a change in the way cases will be counted

157 pregnant women in the United States are infected with Zika, the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) announced today in an emailed press release. There are also another 122 pregnant women with Zika in U.S. territories, bringing the total to 279.
It’s not quite clear if that’s an absolute increase in infections, however—the CDC announced that it was broadening the criteria for reporting cases of Zika. In the past, Zika cases were reported only if the lab results came back as positive, and if there were observable symptoms or pregnancy complications. Now, in light of several recent reports, the CDC will count women as Zika cases if they have “laboratory evidence of a recent Zika infection,” even if they don’t have symptoms.

Creating A Genetically Perfect Athlete

A fully artificial human genome may soon be possible, but the author of "The Sports Gene" raises doubts about its athletic application

A recent meeting at Harvard Medical School raised the possibility of creating an entirely synthetic human genome within 10 years. Of course, that’s already inspiring some to ruminate on the possibility of a perfect athlete—even more physically ideal than LeBron James, Mike Trout, Usain Bolt, or Tom Brady.
“And if a human can be built entirely from scratch, making that human perfect at something, such as sports, seems like a logical step in the futuristic direction,” SportTechie’s Josh Shanes wrote. “All of this is to say that the artificial generation of a perfect athlete doesn’t seem nearly as far-fetched as it once did.”
Put aside the ethical questions—and there are many—and realize this: just because the technology exists to create a fully customized genome, doesn’t mean anyone truly knows how it all works.