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GENEVIEVE NNAJI is without arguments one of Nigeria's most celebrated celebrity. She is one of African's most popular and influential personalities. Genevieve was born in Mbaise, Imo state Nigeria on the 3rd of May, 2014 but she grew up in Lagos. She is an actress, model and singer.  She is one of the few Africans who knew exactly what she wanted from an early age, and this is one of major strengths. She started her acting career as a child actress in the then popular television soap opera Ripples at the age of 8. In 1998 at the age of 19 she was introduced into the growing Nigerian film industry with the movie "Most Wanted" One major challenge she had growing up was when she got pregnant at the age of 17. This put her through a series of challenges and life test. one she obviously scaled through successfully. She put she dreams in front of her continued to pursue it. Her story tells us about the power of focus and moving on. I DARE 2 BE.  like us on facebo

Bright Okpocha (Basketmouth) was born September 14, 1978 in Lagos, but hails from Abia State. He is a Nigerian comedian and one of my personal favorites, but Life was not as easy at the beginning and alot of the jokes he tells about his hard times growing up are actually true. Now here is a man who has seen it all from band group, church choir, stand-up shows, stage performances, acting, event management etc. You just name it. He worked his way to the very top. He is today accepted and appreciated as one of Nigerians best standup comedians, but he only got his big break when he met Ali Baba in 1999 ; but it was Tony Tetuila who shown him the r opes first. He completed his primary and secondary school education in Ajegunle-Apapa, Lagos State and then moved on to pursue a degree at the University Of Benin, UNIBEN where he studied sociology and anthropology. He formed a boy band with his brother and a few friend, believe it or not, he used to rap. but when that did not work

  The life story of Sylvester Stallone. ………………………..  Here it goes From nobody to Super Duper Star  This is one of the MOST MOTIVATIONAL life stories I have come across.  Sylvester Stallone is one the most famous American Movie stars.. With characters like Rocky and Rambo he is a household name in the hearts of millions. During birth, a wrong gynaecological procedure caused Stallone to have one sided paralysis. At school, his middle class being and his facial paralysis became a thing for others to make fun off.  He joined body-building because he wanted to frighten those who bullied him. Slowly he started thinking of a career in movies While struggling to get a role, he even started in a soft-core porn movie.  Around 1974, he had a pregnant wife, a dog that he loved a lot, a lot of bills to pay and no success in his movie career. What he still had was a belief in his dream that he will make it big. Soon a time came when he went broke. He was heavily unde

Osita Iheme (A.K.A. Pawpaw) is a Nigerian actor. He is widely known for playing the role of ‘Pawpaw in the film Aki na Ukwa alongside ChineduIkedieze . He was born in his home-town Mbaitoli, Imo State, Nigeria into a family of five children but he had his primary and secondary education in Abia state, after which he enrolled into Enugu State University where he studied Mass Communication. Osita has a small physique and is sometimes referred to as a midget. Now I need not educate you on the numerous challenges faced by people with the natural condition, but together with his friend Chinedu Ikedieze ,  Osita turned his rare condition which many consider a disadvantage into an advantage of being different and unique from all other actors in the industry. His story teaches that what many consider a disadvantage can be a great advantage when channelled in the right direction. I DARE YOU TO BE   Like us on facebook for more. www.facebook.com / getinspiredwithadrianpastol Posted

Seizure is a health disorder that comes with a sudden episode of convulsive body movements, body rigidity or stiffness, rolling of the eyes, twitching of the facial muscles, foaming from the mouth and temporary loss of consciousness. All or just some of these symptoms may be present in one seizure attack and it lasts for about 5-10mins. After which the victim either gets up in a confessed and embarrassed situation for an adult case or may remain in a helpless state for a while depending on the severity and frequency of occurrence.  Seizures are common features with epilepsy, febrile (feverish) conditions in infants, serious infections affecting the brain and other brain disorders, system poisoning from any

Ebola was first tracked in two simultaneous outbreaks in Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo in 1976. Prior to the current outbreak, there were fewer than 1,800 recorded cases of Ebola, resulting in fewer than 1,100 fatalities. The 2014 outbreak is the first in West Africa and first time the virus transmission has been recorded in a capital city.  WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF EBOLA? Early on, Ebola can feel like the flu or other illnesses. Symptoms show up 2 to 21 days after infection and usually include: High fever   Headache   Joint and muscle aches   Sore throat   Weakness   Stomach pain   Lack of appetite As the disease gets worst, it causes bleeding inside the body, as well as from the eyes, ears and nose. Some people will vomit or cough up blood, have bloody diarrhea, and get a rash.  HOW IS EBOLA TRANSMITTED? The World Health Organization advises the following when considering how Ebola is transmitted. The most important thing to know abou

This is a disorder whereby one passes urine in bed while asleep without being aware. It is often a common problem with young children which sometimes may continue into adolescent age. Urination is controlled by the brain system which also works on the muscles of the bladder where urine is stored and on the adjoining muscles within the pelvis region, this activity of the brain enables the muscles to tighten up and relax so that one can hold up urine and pass it out when it is right time. This action is not fully developed in children, but with appropriate and early bowel and bladder training, good urination habit can be cultivated and maintained. If bed wetting continues regularly after the age of 10 years it will be a good idea to seek medical advice so as to prevent long term effect and complications.  FACTORS THAT CAN INDUCE BED WETTING INCLUDE: