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Teenage Girl Kills Husband Few Months After Marriage

The Niger State Police Command has arrested a 14-year-old wife from Lifari Village in the Mashegu Local Government Area of the state for allegedly killing her 40-year-old husband, Isiaka Usman. The suspect, Aisha Isah, and the late Usman, to whom she got married five months ago, were said to be cousins. According to report, the teenage wife had been complaining of starvation and maltreatment since she started living with Usman, who already had two wives. Isah told newsmen on Tuesday that her late husband failed to provide for her for two days, hence her action. “And when I confronted him, he slapped me and out of anger, I hit him on the forehead with a pestle and he collapsed and died,” she explained. Isah added, “My husband had the habit of not giving us money for food and each time we (the wives) confront him, he would tell us to go to our parents’ home and eat. He never cared about us; he beat us every time we demanded money for food.” Asked if the...

DO YOU KNOW ABOUT BITTER LEAF?

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Bitterleaf also known as Veronia amygdalina is an origin of Africa. It is a bitter plant whose leaves, extracts, stems and barks are used for culinary,medicinal and curative purposes.  Vitamins in Bitter leaf are Vitamin A, Vitamin C ,Vitamin E, Vitamins B1 and B2. How it is Used : It can be cooked, juiced or chewed raw. BENEFITS #Regular consumption of this vegetable helps to regulate blood cholesterol levels which is a risk factor for heart attack and stroke #Bitter leaf is rich in proteins, vitamins, and minerals. #Due to the presence of nutrients especially Beta Carotene, It controls the synthesis of female sex hormones. This allows women to stay younger and healthy for a longer duration of time. Bitter leaf juice nourishes the skin. #Bitter leaf has been shown to significantly lower blood sugar levels and it also helps to repair the pancreas. #The plant has been widely used and recognised for its efficacy in preventing malaria. Drinking the juice alone is an antidote...