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Ghana AIDS Commission to introduce thinner condoms after complaints over comfort and pleasure
@Muba D , @Emmanuel Afful @Raymond Atadwe Reddington Man Beezy @Reginald Gyan
#JoyNews #JoyFM #GhanaNews #JoyPrime #MyJoyOnline #Condom
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Japan just approved a machine that treats cancer using only frequency.
Hospitals all over Japan are already using it.
It's called Tumour Treating Fields, and here's how it actually works.
It's a wearable device that sends low intensity electric fields through the body at around 200,000 cycles per second.
At that exact frequency something very specific happens.
Normal cells barely notice it.
But a cell in the middle of dividing gets… See more
Japan just approved a machine that treats cancer using only frequency.
Hospitals all over Japan are already using it.
It's called Tumour Treating Fields, and here's how it actually works.
It's a wearable device that sends low intensity electric fields through the body at around 200,000 cycles per second.
At that exact frequency something very specific happens.
Normal cells barely notice it.
But a cell in the middle of dividing gets disrupted, because the machinery it uses to pull itself apart into two is electrically charged.
The field knocks that machinery off course and the division fails.
And cancer cells divide constantly.
That's the entire definition of cancer.
So they're the ones taking the damage.
Now look at the results.
In a phase three trial on brain cancer, adding this on top of standard chemotherapy took median survival from 15.6 months to 20.5 months, and cut the risk of death by 37%.
So now we have official data that frequency is real.
And it goes both ways.
It can heal you, or it can keep you sick.
The 5G, the wifi, the tower down your street, is doing the opposite to you every single day. See less
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Iphone 18 Pro Glitch 🤡
#iphone #iphone18pro #iphone18promax #sigma #samsung
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PRESS RELEASE:
IGP SPECIAL OPERATIONS TEAM ARRESTS 192 SUSPECTS IN SERIES OF INTELLIGENCE-LED OPERATIONS
The IGP Special Operations Team has arrested 192 suspects and recovered quantities of substances suspected to be narcotic drugs, firearms, ammunition and other exhibits during a series of intelligence-led operations across parts of the country.
The operations, conducted between 2nd and 29th October 2026, covered areas including New Town, Dansoman, Weija, Tudu, James Town,… See more
PRESS RELEASE:
IGP SPECIAL OPERATIONS TEAM ARRESTS 192 SUSPECTS IN SERIES OF INTELLIGENCE-LED OPERATIONS
The IGP Special Operations Team has arrested 192 suspects and recovered quantities of substances suspected to be narcotic drugs, firearms, ammunition and other exhibits during a series of intelligence-led operations across parts of the country.
The operations, conducted between 2nd and 29th October 2026, covered areas including New Town, Dansoman, Weija, Tudu, James Town, Shukura, Okaishie, Lapaz, Chantan, Odawna, Teshie, Avenor and Fadama.
In one of the operations at Teshie on 22nd October, 102 suspects were arrested, comprising 93 males and nine females. The operation also led to the recovery of quantities of compressed dried substances suspected to be narcotic drugs, seven bottles of nitrous oxide and one bottle of Benylin with Codeine. Eight suspects identified as key narcotics peddlers were handed over to the Drug Law Enforcement Unit for further investigations.
At Lapaz and Chantan, an operation on 15th October resulted in the arrest of 41 suspects, comprising 35 males and six females. The Police recovered quantities of dried leaves suspected to be narcotic substances, which have been retained for evidential and forensic purposes.
At Okaishie Drug Lane, eight suspects were arrested on 9th October. Quantities of suspected narcotic and unregulated pharmaceutical substances, including Tramadol, Rohypnol and codeine containing products, were also recovered.
Other operations at New Town, Dansoman, Weija, Tudu, James Town and Odawna resulted in additional arrests and the recovery of suspected narcotic substances, pharmaceutical products, processing equipment and other exhibits. At Odawna, a 52-year-old businessman, Richard Polo, was arrested following surveillance. Quantities of substances suspected to be cocaine and other narcotic substances were recovered from his hideout.
The Team also conducted operations at Fadama and Shukura on 28th and 29th October, leading to the arrest of two suspects, Douglas Kobby, 47, and Habib Yakubu. The exhibits recovered included four parcels of dried leaves suspected to be narcotic substances, seven cartridges, a pump-action magazine, a dagger and a machete.
In a separate operation at Alabonu, Asutuare, three suspected members of a vigilante group were arrested and handed over to the Tema Regional Police Command for further investigations.
The Special Operations Team also carried out operations in the Eastern Region, resulting in the arrest of four suspects and the recovery of a pump-action shotgun, ammunition and substances suspected to be Indian hemp and Tramadol.
All the suspects are in Police custody, assisting investigations, while efforts are ongoing to identify other persons who may be connected to the suspected criminal activities.
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Copied: Three Black men. Four days. One country: Pengo Bossio Wangi was killed in a racist terrorist attack. José Capela died after a brutal assault. Mauricio K. died in police custody while his family is demanding answers.
Different circumstances. Same question: How many Black men have to die before France is forced to confront what is happening? We want truth. We want accountability. We want justice.
Say their names.
Pengo. José. Mauricio.
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After 10 years of friendship, a woman asks her male best friend to be her boyfriend—and lets his reaction do the talking.
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From @Loretta Jugu:
I was having a discussion with a colleague earlier this week about how powerful AI tools have become, and I mentioned the need for the National Universities Commission (NUC) to consider introducing courses such as Context and Prompt Engineering, and AI Safety as compulsory courses for all 100-level students across Nigerian universities.
Whether we like it or not, AI is already here. It is shaping how we teach, learn, research and interact with information.… See more
From @Loretta Jugu:
I was having a discussion with a colleague earlier this week about how powerful AI tools have become, and I mentioned the need for the National Universities Commission (NUC) to consider introducing courses such as Context and Prompt Engineering, and AI Safety as compulsory courses for all 100-level students across Nigerian universities.
Whether we like it or not, AI is already here. It is shaping how we teach, learn, research and interact with information.
Rather than act as AI detectives, constantly looking for ways to catch students using AI, we should focus on preparing them to interact with these tools intelligently without becoming overly dependent on them.
Students need to know how to provide the right context, ask better questions, evaluate AI-generated outputs, recognise limitations and use these tools responsibly.
AI literacy should not be an optional skill or something reserved for Computer Science students. Every student, regardless of discipline, needs this foundation.
This is also part of HERIntelligence mission: preparing young people, especially girls and women, to understand, use and shape the technologies influencing their future.
The question is no longer whether AI belongs in higher education. It is whether our institutions are preparing students adequately for the reality ahead.
I believe this conversation is worth having as we rethink the future of university education in Nigeria.
Should AI literacy become a compulsory part of the Nigerian university curriculum?
#AIinEducation #herintelligence #AILiteracy #AIEducation #Nigeria See less
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