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Some people have described sex as one of the sweetest things on earth, and even if it is stressful and requires a lot of strength to do, especially for men, it is a rigorous exercise many people would gladly undertake over and over again. Though, it is no secret that many men nod off straight after sex, some women also sometimes feel sleepy after sex but the phenomenon seems more pronounced in men. To women, the obvious sign of complete ‘shutdown’ by men moments after a passionate encounter is practically frustrating, and could be accompanied with a loud buzz of snoring. Scientists have given men the perfect excuse for feeling sleepy after sex: ‘they just cannot help themselves, and not that they are just selfish.’ It is easy to think that men sleep off after sex because they are tired, but findings have shown that it goes beyond that. Scientists have said that men really do need to sleep after sex when they climax because their brains become flooded with sleep-inducing

PUNCH • NMA protests resident doctors’ sack, dares FG • UN to feed one million in Ebola-hit countries • Obi resigns a s APGA BoT chairman • Nigerians tricked into selling kidneys in Indian hospitals share horrible tales • Ebola: health workers scared, flee hospital • Ebola crisis may last six months –MSF • Police arraign five over N3.2m oil theft • Lagos gets 18-hour uninterrupted power supply –BPE • OAU reopens August 24 • Ebola patients receiving adequate attention – LASG • Five family members found dead in Abeokuta • Minimah, IG deny APC accusation at Ekiti tribunal • Daniel wasn’t our member – PPN • Unemployment: ITF to focus on skill acquisition • Osun sets up anti-Ebola committee

Join Ayokunle and friends this Sunday, August 17, 2014 at the Main Auditorium, Unilag, Lagos, Nigeria as they serenade you and i. Time: 5:00pm Ministering: Titee Oloyede, Kenny Orilogbon, GRTM, Mayowa, Princess, IBK.

The Edo State Police Command has arrested a 19-year-old boy in Iguosa community, Ovia North East Local Government Area, for allegedly having sex with a dog. The young man, identified simply as Osagiator, was said to have taken the dog to an uncompleted building where he had sex with it. It was learnt that earlier, the residents had gathered at the palace of the head of Iguosa community when the news of the incident spread within the length and breadth of the area. A resident in the community, George Ogbonmwan, while narrating how the teenager was caught, said he had saw the suspect with the dog and had thought that he wanted to steal it.

The National Hunters’ Association of Nigeria (NHAN) has accused the Goodluck Jonathan government of us ing the Ebola virus outbreak to harm its business. The group said things have been hard for its members, ever since the government told Nigerians to by stop eating bush meats, monkeys and bats, animals which are believed to be carriers of Ebola. While addressing journalists in Lagos on Tuesday, 12 August, the association made a statement saying that they are gradually loosing their main source of livelihood. Chief Ishola Olasehinde, the president of the group, said the directive is unfair to hunters who help in safeguarding the country’s borders against terrorist attacks. He said, “We hunters are the ones who protect the country’s borders from being invaded by nomads from Mali and Lake Chad. If not for our activities in the forest, Boko Haram members would have taken control of many cities in the country. This is not the way the government should reward us.” He also added that once t

In defense of her late husband, Mrs Decontee Sawyerr, widow of Late Patrick Sawyerr, the Liberian man who came into Nigeria with the deadly Ebola virus, has said her sick husband risked all to come to Nigeria because he believed so much in the health system here & wanted to be properly diagnosed and treated. She explained her thoughts on her facebook wall and also took a swipe at the Liberian President, Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who called out her late husband recently in a CNN interview. What she wrote below... "Good day my Facebook friends and FAM. I hope all is well with you.  Thank you   for all of your kind words and support for me and my family. You strengthen me more than you realize. According to an article written on Ava's birthday (August 10) by Sabrina Tavernise of the New York Times , "...in another Liberian newspaper, The New Dawn, which cited footage from a   security camera   in the airport in Monrovia, Mr. Sawyer behaved strangely as he waited f

This is official. Lagos is not the only state in Nigeria that has been hit by the deadly Ebola Virus Disease; Enugu has become the next in line. Twenty one persons out of the 198 so far quarantined because of the virus are in Enugu, says the Minister of Information, Labaran Maku. Maku told State House correspondents after the Federal Executive Council meeting  in Abuja on Wednesday that Enugu came into the picture because one of the nurses that treated the American-Liberian, Patrick Sawyer, shunned medical advice and travelled to the city. Sawyer, the index case of EVD in Nigeria, died on July 25 in an Obalende, Lagos hospital five days after he arrived in the country.

Punch • Twists and turns of Aregbesola’s victory • Ebola centre coming amid fear, protest • Ebola: 21 persons isolated in Enugu • Enugu deputy gov slumps before impeachment panel • Court stops panel from probing Omisor • Falana seeks probe of snipers for rights violation • Confab: Northern delegates demand withdrawal of ‘draft constitution’ • 400,000 persons displaced by Boko Haram, says NEMA • Yero denies receiving intelligence report on Kaduna blasts • Palestine, Israel crises worry Nigerian Muslims • NAF redeploys senior officers • Ekiti begins implementation of anti-smoking law • Terrorism: IG creates operation points in northern states • Fashola urges African leaders to reposition continent • ‘Nigeria must protect its diaspora citizens’ • No deal yet with NFF –Keshi • NFF wants electoral committee sacked • Azarenka withdraws from Cincy • Shell set to sell four Nigerian oil blocks

The National Health Research Ethics Committee, Nigeria, has approved the use of an experimental Ebola drug, Zmapp, for treatment of patients infected with the virus. The committee, which composed research scientists, is a national body under the Federal Ministry of Health. The endorsement is contained in a statement issued to ne wsmen by Prof. Clement Adebamowo, Chairman of the committee on Wednesday in Abuja. The decision by the committee is coming on the heels of Tuesday’s approval by the World Health Organisation (WHO) on the use of Zmapp for treatment of Ebola patients. “It is ethical to use these treatments in the current situation without first submitting an application to National, State or Institutional Health Research Ethics Committee for prior review and approval.

Amongst all stakeholders, GOD is first on the list. Without His permission, nothing happens. HE has ALL the resources of Heaven, earth and all existence at HIS disposal. HE is unlimited and unstoppable. When you have HIS support, you also become unstoppable and go places. HE knows where you can go fishing and get a breakthrough; where you can send your resume and get fulfilling, rewarding and outstanding results. GOD can give you access to resources (mental, spiritual, emotional, financial and material) that can unlock your career potential and bring opportunities your way.  It is GOD that can make a dreamer, a Prime Minister and place a gardener in a land with onyx and gold. It is GOD that can choose a shepherd to be king and I am sure HE has plans for you if you will let HIM lead you and choose to submit and follow HIM all the way.  In concluding this series, I pray a meaningful and blessed prayer for you " May GOD be for you, guide you and be wit

Punch Chibok girls: Jonathan flays Northern elders Ebola: FG bans inter-state movement of corpses Aregbesola warns INEC against falsification of electoral materials 2015: Tambuwal in secret meeting with Obasanjo Confab: Northern delegates reject draft constitution Obama calls for calm over police killing of US teen Vatican urges Muslim leaders to condemn Christian persecution Dana crash: Court declines hearing in victim’s suit Aregbesola’s victory, act of God –Akande Adamawa: INEC shuns ex-deputy gov’s case IYC leaders disown anti-Jonathan campaigners Group protests attack on Osoba’s house China donates N800m to fight Ebola Jonathan seeks collaboration among West African countries NMA implores Edo to create isolation centres Google helps build faster cable under Pacific Ocean Falconets’ Dike hopeful of beating England Tavecchio appointment dark day for football – Oliseh

0 Leading up to the August 21st, 2014 release of his debut album, Afro-Pop sensation, Oyindamola Johnson Emmanuel, popularly known as Dammy Krane, has released the official album cover for "The Enterkraner".
 
The album cover, with photography by Fegor Abade and design by Janne Kukka, is a simple and down to earth artwork that shows the evolution and fusion of the Afro-Juju genre with the popular R&B and Hip-Hop genres. The album includes features from 2Face Idbia, Olamide, Davido, BOJ, Pucado and Pasuma. In further anticipation of the album, Dammy Krane is performing live at Industry Nite on today Wednesday, 13th August, 2014 at Spice Route, Victoria Island. He’ll perform unreleased songs off his highly anticipated album with a live band. 

 The Hypertek Digital/960 Music Group singer plans fan social media giveaways courtesy of Digifon.

 Watch Out! Listen and download two singles off "The Enterkraner": Amin (Produced by Spellz):  http://bit.ly/1nB1Yo

Ladies and gentlemen! We now have a beautiful and matching video to the fabulous song by Timi Dakolo for his ‘Iyawo Mi’ song. I know, this song will be evergreen in the next decade or thereabouts and maybe that’s the thinking with the vintage look of the visuals directed by the Top man of music video production in Nigeria, Clarence Peters. The video Shot at a location in Ogun state and featured his wife Busola playing the newly wedded wife. Download and enjoy DOWNLOAD VIDEO  

LAGOS State House of Assembly on Monday, confirmed Justice Olufunmilayo Olajumoke Atilade, for the position of Chief Judge of the state. The assembly, presided over by the Speaker, Honourable Adeyemi Ikuforiji, took the decision at its plenary after screening Atilade, whose nomination was earlier forwarded by Governor Babatunde Fashola. During the exercise, Atilade told the lawmakers that she had spent half of her life working for the state judiciary and became a magistrate at the age of 30 in 1982 and thereafter, a judge in 1996.

Interviews are skills and behavioural verification forums where the prospective employee meets the prospective employers.  For you to be invited for an interview, it shows the company representatives most likely find your resume interesting and/ or believe that you may have what it takes to do the job. The interview is the opportunity to reinforce that belief and show them you are the one they are looking for.  Your punctuality, dres sing, conduct, composure and confidence must be top notch. Go through your resume, information about the company and the role before hand and practise answering key questions they may ask. "Why should we hire you?" "What challenges have you overcome on previous job?" are likely questions.

Punch • Passenger slumps, dies at Lagos airport • Confab delegates may disagree over constitution amendment bill • Ebola: Jonathan summons govs as another nurse tests positive • Jonathan transforming Nigeria into poverty –Basorun • Omisore blames INEC for defeat, heads for tribunal • US actor Robin Williams found dead • FG inaugurates trauma centre • APC members attack party chairman • Fayemi, Adeyeye mourn Ade-Ajayi • Borno: B’Haram sends threat letter to fleeing residents • Women’s involvement in financial crimes low – EFCC • Council boss opposes Ebola hospital • Ebola: NSA warned health ministry before Sawyer’s visit • NUPENG threatens strike over firm’s conduct • INEC distributes PVC in Oyo • Ameobi joins Gaziantep • Last season’s nightmare over – Moses

Award-winning actor Robin Williams was found dead in his home  a few hours ago. Starting in 1978 Williams had over 40 years on the stage, small screen, and big screen as well. Williams went on to establish a successful career in both stand-up comedy and feature film acting. His film career included such acclaimed films as The World According to Garp (1982), Good Morning, Vietnam (1987), Dead Poets Society (1989), Awakenings (1990), The Fisher King (1991), and Good Will Hunting (1997), as well as financial successes such as Popeye (1980), Hook (1991), Aladdin (1992), Mrs. Doubtfire (1993), Jumanji (1995), The Birdcage (1996), Night at the Museum (2006), and Happy Feet (2006). He also appeared in the video "Don't Worry, Be Happy" by Bobby McFerrin.

In a bid to curb the Ebola Virus, Liberia will receive an untested experimental drug, ZMapp, to treat people infected with Ebola, the Liberian government says. United States company that makes the experimental drug said Monday it has sent all its available supplies following a request to the US from Liberian President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf. The World  Health Organization said about 1,013 have died from Ebola in West Africa as medical ethics specialists met in Geneva to explore the use of such new treatments. US government officials said their role had been to put Liberian officials in contact with Zmapp maker Mapp Biopharmaceutical. The pharmaceutical company said its supply of the drug was exhausted after its supplies were sent to West Africa, AFP said.

Governorship candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), Iyiola Omisore, has conceded defeat to Governor Rauf Aregbesola of the All Progressives Congress (APC), who was declared winner of Saturday’s governorship election in Osun State, western Nigeria. Reflecting on the outcome of the election through his media aide, Mr. Diran Odeyemi, the PDP governorship candidate  said: “We would not be deterred because of the development. What we lost is the Osun State governorship election; we did not lose lives. We thank the Lord for everything. “In all situations, I will continue to give glory to the Lord because He knows better than us and He alone has answers to all questions.” Omisore also congratulated the people of Osun State and expressed his commitment to his party and the state. “Falling down is not new in the politics, rising up is the strength of a good leader. We shall bounce back. Congratulations to the people of Osun State because we all won,” he added. Omisore has, howeve

Punch • Ade Ajayi, former UNILAG VC, dies at 85 • We can assist to fight Boko Haram –Legionnaires • National Confab reconvenes to consider final report • FG not serious about fighting Ebola –Doctors, nurses • Avoid selfishness, Dickson tells political class • Adamawa: Marwa, Gulak, others jostle for PDP ticket • Police arraign 20 suspects over Arepo killings • Corruption in procurement, difficult to detect – ICPC • Lagos marks roads for upgrade in Ikoyi, Lekki • Fashola, Fayose congratulate Aregbesola • LP candidate accepts Osun election result • Aregbesola’s victory, measure of popularity – Atiku • Niger APC accuses PDP of harassment • 39 die in Iranian plane crash • FG dares aviation unions on agencies’ merger • $14bn initiative: US, Nigeria collaborate on infrastructure financing • Why I’m sleeping on the street ─ Nonagenarian woman

A resume can be defined as a documented summary of a job applicant's skills, academic, personal and professional qualifications as well as achievements for job search purposes.  Please note that it is a document. Some individuals copy and paste their resumes/ CVs in the body of their e-mails. Also, it is a summary not a biography.  It should not be too long. You are meant to state what you achieved on a job instead of what you were required to do.  Even the staff that was sacked had a job function. He was sacked because he didn't do it well.  Do a self assessment and project the skills, experiences and achievements that you have that are in line with your desired job.  Put the less relevant details at the last page of your resume e.g. date of birth, age and gender. Details like state of origin, religion and nationality (if not requested) are not necessary.  Referee information should only be provided upon request especially for security and privacy reasons.  Your

We continue from last week STRATEGIES: STEP 2: EMPLOYABILITY PROGRAMS:  Employability refers to the capability to get and keep satisfactory work. An employability program is therefore designed to enhance the skills of job seekers to help them become more attractive to prospective employers. Some organizations also arrange internship opportunities for deserving participants after the program.  Some programs are targeted towards specific Industries e.g. Oil & Gas or Finance whilst others are general. Remember to investigate programs and firms before spending money. Ask questions about content, facilitators, internship placement and testimonies. Such programs could empower you, draw you closer to a job or either give you one. A lot of people yearn to earn. A lot of times, it pays to learn first. STEP 3: VOLUNTEERING: In situations where direct work opportunities are difficult to find, job seekers can creatively use volunteering as a tactic to attract jobs. This may work when in

A lot of people are trapped in the claws of loneliness probably because they feel no one cares for them enough to be their friend. Not to worry, just be yourself; don’t be afraid to express your opinions. If someone insults you, just ignore them – they have no idea what they’re talking about! Show yourself friendly and you attract more friends than you could ever imagine. Be Optimistic. Even if you are feeling really down, remember that there’s always something out there to smile about. A positive outlook will make people want to be around you more. Crack a joke. Having a sense of humour is important, but don’t get too carried away, there are some things you have to be serious about. Smile as much as you can. Signs of encouragement let people know you care about what they are saying. Share interesting/silly ideas. Your thoughts can open up many doors that can lead to friendship. Listen more than you talk. Instead of nodding and smiling and occasionally wiping the drool off y

 A verdict in the high profile murder trial of sports star Oscar Pistorius has been set for September 11, after lawyers wrapped up five months of drama-filled proceedings on Friday. “We shall be back here on the 11th of September at 9:30 for the judgment,” said Judge Thokozile Masipa, drawing proceedings to a close.

Faced with threat from a dreaded disease that has neither cure nor vaccine, panicking Nigerians are turning to salt water bath recommended by a Nigerian king. Nigerians are scurrying to salt water bath for protection from Ebola virus after a call from the ruler of the Igala Kingdom, the Attah of Igala, prescribing salt solution as a magical vaccine against the Ebola virus to his subjects went viral.  But the Nigerian government has issued a statement warning that bathing with salted baths is not a cure for the deadly Ebola Virus. Local radio and TV stations in Kogi state quoted the king, the Attah of Igala, Idakwo Michael Ameh Oboni, late Thursday, as making the prescriptions from his palace in Idah, the traditional capital of Igalaland. The king offered the purported prescription after the Nigerian government declared that the pandemic had become a national emergency.

Popular Comedian  Akpororo  is set to hold his maiden upcoming event tagged '  Akpororo  vs  Akpororo  Live at the Muson Centre' 100% comic madness.  It's no news that the 'Comic Mad man' is set to host his Debut Comedy Show at the Muson Centre on the 10th of August 2014 . Red Carpet Begins by  5 pm  and the show commences by  6 pm . Tickets cost Regular: N5000, VIP : N10,000 and VVIP table for 8: N300,000.

The President of the United States of America, Barrack Obama, has said the U.S. would not give the experimental drug for the management of Ebola Virus Disease, EVD, to African countries until scientists certify it for human treatment.

Years ago, giving copies of your resume to relatives or a network of contacts seemed to be all that was necessary. But today, the game had changed. When the game changes, smart people also change their strategies. Browsing through Tuesdays and Thursdays editions of Guardian newspaper and Wednesdays edition of Punch is good, but with what seems to be more job seekers than jobs, something extra may help. Seek Internship Opportunities. Interns are taken into companies to save costs for the companies and create learning opportunities for job applicants and work ready graduates. In some cases, impressive interns are retained after their internship period and later on upgraded to full staff status.  This is a win-win situation for both the company and the applicant. You can learn, try out things, impress your employer and get fully integrated into the company. The beauty of Internship is at least it gets you IN! The question remains "Where would you rather be, IN or OUT?

Punch Ogun writes Adeboye on protection against Ebola disease Fashola cancels new LASU fees, restores N25, 000 tuition Consequences of rigging election’ll be grave – Oyegun Osun: Zero hour beckons Ebola virus: Liberia apologises to Nigeria China evacuates citizens from Libya Air Algerie AH5017 black box tape unintelligible Egypt’s Mufti rejects Brotherhood leader’s death sentence Seme Customs host border security meeting I was not sacked for incompetence —Gulak Police arrest Facebook robbers in Delta Thailand surrogacy raid uncovers nine babies Help us enlighten voters, Jega urges NPAN Ukraine: Russia retaliates, bans food imports from West Iraq rocked by attacks across the country F’Eagles name squad for Lesotho clash Sharapova, Serena advance in Montreal NFF, Keshi to tie deal next week

President Jonathan has moved quickly to arrest the threat of the Ebola virus by ordering additional protective equipment for health and border officials. Health workers, who are also at high risk of contracting the disease from patients being tested or treated, would also be given the proper protective gear, the President directed when he approved the purchase of the items. This is to prev ent further contamination and possible deaths.

Few hours after Boko Haram sacked Gwoza, a town in Borno State near the border with Cameroon, a special Nigerian army unit of the 25 Tank Battalion today recaptured the town of Damboa from the Islamist insurgents. Boko Haram militants had stormed Damboa on July 21, killing several hundred residents and soldiers before capturing the town, even planting their flags at several locations in the town. A senior military source told SaharaReporters that troops today retook Damboa after a fierce battle in which soldiers killed several Boko Haram militants.

When  Nicki Minaj  said "slayin' with Queen B" on  Beyoncé 's "Flawless (Remix)," it motivated  Lil Kim  to get in the booth and deliver her own version of "woke up like this." "Am I trippin' or did this h- just say my name?"  she sets off  over an extended version of the song (she keeps Bey's verse and Nicki's verse intact). Her quick sixteen has multiple flow flips and even a new-mommy moment ("I just had a baby 'bout a week agoooooo."), but is the same Kim circa her two-time platinum 1996 debut,  Hard Core . "I gave you the rope, b---h I want you to hang / Dior lipstick with the mascara, kissing myself in the rearview mirror / Head game so presidential, Spit on a d--k like an instrumental."

Lagos State Governor, Babatunde Fashola (SAN) Thursday ordered that students of Lagos State University, LASU, should revert to paying the old school fees. The recent increase led to protests by students and strike by the institution’s lecturers. The governor made the announcement that was received with jubilation by the students and their parents at the 19th Convocation and 30th anniversary of the state owned university. Fashola  said the reversal cuts across all departments and faculties of the tertiary institution. During Thursday’s event the governor also commissioned the university’s School of Transportation.  The astronomical increase in school fees pitched the government against the students for several months. This led to the setting up of a committee to review the fees.  The committee set up by Governor Fashola was headed by the Commissioner for Transportation, Kayode Opeifa. The students had demanded that the governor reduced the fees from N390,000 to N46,500.