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Hello guys, trust you all are good, we are excited to announce to you all that we have moved our website to www.afrikmouth.com or simply click the image below, we love you all for following us and we have decided to step up the website just for you and you alone… we hope that you like it, feel free to email us, read our articles and discuss with other readers like you, see you at afrikmouth.
Happy New week guys, I smell Christmas and a new year, great blessings this coming year
Watch these videos of this white girl singing a lovely warm African Christmas and New year song flawlessly.
Let’s start this new week with ease, it’s not been easy but we keep grinding. This just warms my heart deeply.
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We found this and I tell you that this child is for real #afrikmouth
I swear to you, this little guy is just two years old, See some insane gymnastics video after the cut…
Fun Facts – What is OK shortened for?
The most popular theory is that OK comes from āoll korrectā, a deliberately misspelled writing of āall correctā. It was popularised in Boston newspapers around the 1840s when it was fashionable to go around spelling things incorrectly for humorous effect. Legend also has it that New York Democrats later adopted the abbreviation to promote their candidate Martin Van Buren ā the initials āOKā were derived from his nickname, Old Kinderhook.
Lol, see this really weird phone conversation between nollywood actress Omotola Jalade Ekeinde and her son, smh.
Kids can just be hilarious with this #hellochallenge see her response to the conversation below.
@realomosexy ć»ć»ć» “I hardly fall for things like this! I guess to come online more often. 😁😁😁 smh @iamcaptaine your next pocket money is on the line…”
We all need to learn from this – Tragic death of 11-week-old baby left sleeping in car seat sparks safety warning
Parents are being reminded about the importance of car seat safety after the death of a baby who was left in one to sleep.
Couple Ali and Derek Dodd dropped their son Shepard off at his childminderās who placed him in his car seat to sleep rather than a cot.
According to the police report, the 11-week-old had been put to sleep in the unbuckled seat and placed on the floor in a room, unsupervised.
This was despite his carer reportedly being spoken to about the dangers of this just days before his death, in April this year.
When she returned to check on him he wasnāt breathing.
Since the tragedy his parents, from Oklahoma, US, have been campaigning through the Facebook site Shepardās Watch to highlight the dangers of letting babies sleep in car seats.
Car seats: Ali and Derek Dodd being interviewed on child safety
Guys, NTA’s show, “Hanging Out With The Stars” is 3years old and they are Celebrating 😱🙌🙌😁🙌
They have organized events with your favorite celebrities and would be taking place at The Place, Victoria Island, Lagos. The event would happen on the 26th of November with the red carpet starting at 7pm and would feature the likes of Tuface Idibia, Kunle Afolayan, Lil Kesh, Adewale Ayuba, Orezi, Victoria Kimani, Seyi Shay, Sound Sultan and so much more
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Late Dora Akunyili’s daughter, Njideka Crosby wins the 2015 Joyce Alexander Wein Artist Prize
Nigeria To Vaccinate 32 Million Children In Fresh Fight Against Polio
TO enable the nation consolidate on the gains of interrupting the transmission of polio for two years, Nigeria will today commence a nationwide polio immunisation exercise.
The campaign, according to officials, will be undertaken in 11 polio vulnerable states of Bauchi, Borno, Jigawa, Kano, Kaduna, Katsina, Kebbi, Niger, Sokoto, Yobe and Zamfara. Executive Director of the National Primary
Health Care Development Agency (NPHCDA), Dr. Ado Muhammad, described the round of immunisation as unique, and that it would target all children aged zero to five years, irrespective of their previous immunisation status.
He said total of 32 million children are targeted during the campaign.
āIt is pertinent to reiterate the fact that this is a great feat for our dear country, as it has taken us 17 years to get to achieve it. It is the result of sustained and steady progress in the polio eradication programme since 2013 when the number of cases of polio dropped from 122 in 2012 to 53 in 2013. The progress continued and by end of 2014, only six cases of Wild Polio Virus (WPV) were reported.
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