The web designer introduced his newborn baby and his name - HTML to the world on Facebook.

Newborn baby named HTML
Newborn baby named HTML
 
A Philippines web designer has in respect for his profession, named his son HTML.
 
In a Facebook post, the newborn was introduced as Hypertext Mark-up Language Rayo Pascual - or HTML for short
 
The child's father Mac Pascual, a web developer, reportedly chose the unusual name as a tribute to his profession.
 
He told local news site inquirer.net that uncommon names run in his family, explaining that his own name is short for Macaroni 85.
 
He said that one of his sisters' official names was Spaghetti 88 and claimed her two children are called Cheese Pimiento and Parmesan Cheese, though they go by Chippy and Peewee for short.
 
Inquirer.net reported that HTML was born healthy, weighing 2.25 kilograms (4.9 pounds) at the Bulacan Medical Mission Group Cooperative Hospital, about an hour's drive north of the capital, Manila.
 
His mum, Salie Rayo Pascual, told the website that she is delighted to welcome her child and said relatives were pleased with the choice of name.
 
HTML's aunt, Sincerely Pascual - full name Sincerely Yours Pascual - shared a snap of the newest addition to her family on Facebook, writing: 'Welcome to the world HTML.'
 
The post has been shared more than 8,978 times and inspired numerous jokes from social media users.
 
'[That baby] will grow up to hack the Pentagon. It's in his name,' one comment reads.
 
Several users suggested some computer-based names for any future children: 'Results-based management system', 'JavaScript' or 'Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)'.
 
'In the future, he could be targeted by bullies and ridiculed,' one user wrote.
 
'Parents should be sensible and responsible in naming their child... it's child's lifetime and identity and why make her/him suffer for obvious reasons... it's not actually a human name!,' another commented.
 
A third Facebook user said: 'If I were that child, I'd sue my parents one day.'
 


Television pictures showed Danish players and officials in tears as medical stuff tried to revive the Inter Milan player, who suddenly collapsed near the touchline.


Christian Eriksen

Christian Eriksen collapsed on the pitch

Christian Eriksen, a Denmark football star collapsed on the pitch in Saturday’s Euro 2020 game against Finland in Copenhagen, causing the suspension of the match in the first half.

Television pictures showed Danish players and officials in tears as medical stuff tried to revive the Inter Milan player, who suddenly collapsed near the touchline.

Before the incident, Denmark had started with Jonas Wind up front as they aim for a winning start to Euro 2020 in Saturday’s Group B game with underdogs Finland.

There are few surprises in coach Kasper Hjulmand’s selection, with Barcelona forward Martin Braithwaite and RB Leipzig’s Yussuf Poulsen on the wings backing up the 22-year-old Wind, an FC Copenhagen striker who is playing at his home ground against the Finns.

Nice forward Kasper Dolberg was left on the bench, as has promising Bologna winger Andreas Skov Olsen.

The Parken Stadium in the Danish capital, which hosts 16,000 fans — about 45 percent of capacity, also saw playmaker Christian Eriksen pulling the strings behind Wind before collapsing.

A full-strength line-up also includes Thomas Delaney and Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg in midfield in front of a well-drilled defence featuring Champions League winner Andreas Christensen and goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel.

Teemu Pukki starts for the Finns despite having only played a few minutes since injuring his ankle at the end of the English season with Norwich City.

The 31-year-old, who has scored 30 goals for his country, had said on Friday that he felt ready to play in Finland’s first ever match in a major international tournament.

Pukki is only two goals behind Finland’s all-time highest goalscorer Jari Litmanen, who is widely considered the country’s greatest ever footballer.

Captain Tim Sparv also took the field after recovering from a knee injury that had kept the midfielder out of action since the end of March.

He said this while delivering an address to mark 2021 democracy day and second-year anniversary of his government.


Prof. Babagana Zulum, the Borno State Governor, has emphasised the need to continue to fight poverty in the country, lamenting that some people have been recruited into the Boko Haram group with just N5,000, The PUNCH reports.

He said this while delivering an address to mark 2021 democracy day and second-year anniversary of his government.

The governor said a lot had been achieved not only in the infrastructural development of the state but in the area of securing the people from Boko Haram attack.

He said, “From records, we have experienced instances when insurgents offered as low as between 5,000 and 10,000 Naira to recruit some spies and smugglers of weapons.

“We needed to ensure that our good citizens had the support they needed, and they were not exposed to potential attractions for the incentives of insurgents.

“There was the risk that insurgents could, after making IDPs socially and economically vulnerable, also explore that vulnerability by offering food and cash incentives to recruit fighters who could even serve as their spies in communities.”


On his achievements, the governor said, “With shared commitments and with the strong goodwill, support and prayers from you, the people of Borno State, we are delivering 556 capital projects with 70% of the total already completed while 30 per cent are at various completion levels.

“Our projects, done with your support, include 194 capital projects on education, which encompass rehabilitation, completion, and fresh construction of Mega-size government technical colleges and primary schools in different communities. We have 63 capital projects on governance, and another 63 capital projects on roads, transport, rural and urban development. 59 capital projects are being delivered on water and environment; while on health, we are delivering 58 capital projects that include establishment of 74 primary healthcare centres across local government areas, rehabilitation of 8 General and specialist hospitals in MMC, Biu, Damboa, Monguno and Magumeri.”

 

In a video that was shared online, the governor is seen addressing peaceful protesters in Ibadan.

The governor of Oyo State, Seyi Makinde has joined the nationwide #June12thProtest against insecurity and bad governance in Nigeria.

Makinde, a governor on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP joined the protest in Ibadan.

In a video shared online, the governor is seen addressing peaceful protesters in Ibadan against any form of violence as they carry out their protest.

The youths could be heard chanting “that is our governor, we love you” as he addressed them.

Watch the video below.


 

In what will come across as a shocking development, an elderly man has reportedly died while he was in a cinema watching a horror movie.
Bernard Channing, 77, died watching a horror film in a cinema in ThailandCredit: Viral Press
 
A British pensioner died watching a horror movie about a demonic doll in a cinema on holiday in Thailand.
 
Bernard Channing, 77, had gone to see paranormal chiller Annabelle Comes Home on Tuesday night while visiting tourist hotspot Pattaya.
 
But when the film finished and the lights were turned on a shocked cinema-goer next to the OAP tourist saw he was dead.
 
The ''shaken'' woman shouted for staff to help and called the emergency services at 8pm local time.
 
Bernard, from Gedling, Notts., was pronounced dead inside the venue.
 
His body was taken away by a side door and loaded into an ambulance.
 
'VERY UPSET'
 
Local resident Monthira Phengrat who arrived at the cinema after the death, said guests were ''very upset''.
 
She said: ''There were some people at the entrance talking with staff. They were in the cinema where the man died and they were very upset.

"They were shocked by what had happened. Some people had been sitting near the dead man.

''The cinema staff were very concerned and they tried to prevent anybody from seeing what was happening. We were prohibited from taking pictures.''
 
A shocked cinema goer raised the alarm when she saw his body after the lights went onCredit: Viral Press
 
Bernard had been sitting next to someone, but it is not clear if they were together or what their relationship was.
 
He is listed as the director of a Lloyd Channing (Shop Equipment) Ltd alongside several other people from the region.
 
Police said that Bernard's body had been taken to the hospital in the Banglamung district where a post mortem examination would be performed to establish how he died.
 
SECOND HORROR DEATH
 
Annabelle Comes Home is the third Annabelle horror film, and seventh in the Conjuring horror franchise.
 
It is the second time someone has reportedly died watching a film in the Conjuring series at a cinema.
 
In 2016, a 65-year-old man from India had a heart attack watching The Conjuring 2 on the big screen.
 
Police Lieutenant Colonel Polpattham Thammachat said: ''Police were notified of the death at 8pm inside the cinema in a shopping mall.
 
''From the preliminary investigation it was not known how the foreign man had died but doctors will conduct an autopsy to establish the true cause of death.

''We are not looking for anybody else connected to the death. We do not believe there was suspicious foul play.

''The British Embassy have been contacted to pass on details of the incident to the relatives of Mr Channing.''
 
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Source: The Sun UK

Using saliva as lube provides a perfect storm to alter the vaginal or anal ecosystem enough to trigger one of these infections, a doctor said.
 
Victor-Bryan Nwala
 
A Nigerian doctor, Victor-Bryan Nwala has taken to social media to enlighten the public on the dangers of using saliva during s*xual intercourse.
 
This has sparked interactions on social media with the 'headmasters' expressing their displeasure due to the dangers they could be exposed to.
 
He wrote;
 
“The bacteria in saliva are very different than the bacteria in your vagina,” Saliva also contains digestive enzymes that break down food. When you introduce these bacteria and enzymes into your vagina.

The result can upset your vaginal microbiome and leave you susceptible to developing a yeast infection or bacterial vaginosis.

“Any STI in the throat or mouth can be transmitted to the genitals through saliva,” In other words, if your partner has an active herpes lesion for example, using their spit to make things slick could leave you with genital herpes.

This scenario happens more than you might think—and it's the most common way genital herpes is contracted. Even if you don't see a cold sore on or around their mouth, the virus can still be transmissible.

“Herpes can present with blisters or sores, but it can also present asymptomatically,”.

Herpes isn’t the only oral STI you could contract. “Gonorrhea, chlamydia, HPV, syphilis, and trichomoniasis can also all be transmitted to the genitals through saliva,” And like herpes, these infections may not have any symptoms.

“Using saliva as lube provides a perfect storm to alter the vaginal or anal ecosystem enough to trigger one of these infections,”.
 

Top Nigerian singer, Reekado Banks has reacted after he was embarrassed on air during a live TV interview.
Reekado Banks
 
Reekado Banks has reacted after he got embarrassed on a live TV show by a lady who claimed she had s*x with the singer..
 
During the live show, the lady left the show host and Reekado Banks stunned after she claimed that the singer stopped calling her and also stopped picking her calls after they had s*x. 
 
Taking to Twitter to react, the singer confirmed it was a prank and it was taken too far.
 
He wrote: "It is truly a problem when a media platform begins to pursue shock value at the expense of an artistes' image.

"So that was a prank call on a tv show, it was funny then , but I do not like where this is headed!"
 

A man said to be a serial bank accounts hacker has been nabbed in a community in Lagos state.
Ramon Oshodi
 
According to a report by Vanguard, a 27-year-old suspected serial fraudster, Ramon Oshodi, who specialised in hacking into peoples’ bank accounts through their phones, Automated Teller Machine, ATM, cards and their Facebook accounts, has been arrested by operatives of Mushin Division of the Police. 
 
The suspect was arrested by a team of Anti-Crime Patrol attached to Mushin Police Station, Olosan-Mushin, Lagos, after he had successfully swindled his victims to the tune of N4.5 million. Oshodi was arrested on June 27, while on a motorcycle at 7:30a.m.
 
A Police source said when a search was conducted on the suspect, five ATM cards, SIM cards belonging to different individuals and N91,000 cash were found on him.
 
The source said during interrogation, Oshodi confessed to the Police that he stole the money from victims’ bank accounts. He said when he stole people’s phones, he removed the SIM cards, worked on them and, thereafter, hacked into victims’ bank accounts.
 
The source further stated that Oshodi explained that he used to buy stolen phones and ATM cards from the ghetto at Akala-Idioro, Mushin, claiming that he also hacked into people’s bank accounts through his access to their Facebook accounts after getting their date of birth, which some of the victims used for their various bank accounts. Oshodi also stated that he transferred money from people’s bank accounts after hacking them.
 
He has been arraigned before a Lagos Magistrate’s Court sitting at Ikeja, Ogba. He is facing a seven-count charge of conspiracy, breach of peace, fraud, stealing, receiving of stolen properties and unlawful possession of ATM cards, preferred against him by the Police.
 
Oshodi was alleged to have conspired with others still at large, to steal and defraud unsuspecting people. He committed the offences at Ojuwoye Market Mushin area. However the defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge.
 
Magistrate K. O. Ogundare, granted him bail in the sum of N300,000, with two sureties in like sum, and adjourned the case till July 25 for mention.

Many people were left in a state of shock after Senators Abbo and Oluremi Tinubu exchanged words during his probe yesterday.
 
Oluremi Tinubu and Elisha Abbo
There was mild drama on Tuesday at the investigative hearing on the allegation of assault against Senator Elisha Abbo who said he's not afraid of Suspension.
However, things took a serious turn after Elisha Abbo and Senator Oluremi Tinubu engaged each other in a shouting bout after she had threatened him with suspension.
Recall that Senator Abbo is being investigated by the police for assaulting a woman inside a shop in Abuja.
Watch video below: 

The lecturer was abducted by suspected gunmen on his way to Ife on Sunday May 5, 2019 at Apomu town along Ife-Ibadan Expressway.
Suspects
 
 
The Osun State Police Command, on Tuesday, said one of the suspected abductors of Prof. Olayinka Adegbehingbe, an orthopaedic surgeon at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, had been arrested.

Adegbehingbe, who was returning to Ile-Ife from Lagos on Sunday, May 5, 2019, was abducted by suspected Fulani herdsmen on the Ife-Ibadan Expressway and was released a day later after the payment of N5.45m ransom.

Parading the suspect, Usman Ladan, from Sokoto State, at the command’s headquarters in Osogbo, the state Commissioner of Police, Abiodun Ige, said Adegbehingbe actually identified the man as one of those who abducted him.

Ige said another of the alleged abductors was arrested while wandering aimlessly in Ikire, while two other suspects were arrested in the Iwo area for other crimes.

The suspects are Samaila Gede from Katsina State; Kemu Rejuli from Niger Republic; and Jubril Mohammed from Katsina State, who were said to have been apprehended with assorted charms.

The police boss added that four suspected members of the Eiye Confraternity had also been arrested, while planning the annual gathering of the group for July 7, in the Okuku area of the state.

Ige warned that the command would not condone any act of lawlessness, adding that efforts by operatives of the Operation Puff Adder and the support of the various communities in the state had assisted the command in keeping the crime rate low.

Ladan told PUNCH Metro that he was arrested at his place of work in Ikire, where he served as a guard at a filling station.

He said one man came to look at him and later returned after one week with policemen, who subsequently arrested him.

He denied involvement in the abduction of Adegbehingbe.

Rejuli, who was arrested in Ikire for wandering, said he was a herdsman and first came to the town four years ago and resided in the Sabo area of the town.

It was learnt that Ayankola had just completed a one-week suspension before he was fired by the newspaper over the offensive cartoon.
 
The controversial cartoon
 
The PUNCH has removed its Daily Editor, Martin Ayankola over an offensive cartoon published in the newspaper last Thursday.
 
Also asked to resign was the Saturday Editor, Olabisi Deji-Folutile over the same issue.
 
There have been an outrage and backlash over a cartoon published on the back page of the PUNCH last Thursday. The opinion on its back page column was written by Abimbola Adelakun, with the title “What Does Mrs. Fatoyinbo Know.” The article was illustrated with a cartoon of a man desecrating the bible with urine.
 
The publication had generated lots of displeasure against the newspaper for publishing such offensive cartoon aimed at casting aspersion on the Christian faith and the Lord Jesus Christ.
 
PM News gathered that the board held an emergency meeting on Monday where Ayankola, was ordered to appear and forced to resign his appointment.
 
It was learnt that Ayankola had just completed a one-week suspension before he was fired by the newspaper over the offensive cartoon.
 
 
Ayankola has been the longest serving PUNCH Editor, having been appointed to the office in 2013 and during his tenure, the PUNCH towered higher.
 
A source in The PUNCH told PM News that the editor was forced to resign for bringing the newspaper into disrepute.
 
The Saturday Editor, Deji-Folutile was also asked to resign for allegedly playing a role in the publication, while the cartoonist of the newspaper was sacked, with more people still being investigated, while the columnist, Abimbola Adelakun, was asked to rest her column.
 
The PUNCH had also tendered apology to the public over the offensive cartoon.
 
The apology reads: “On the back of the page of the Thursday, July 4, 2019 edition of the PUNCH, we published a cartoon to illustrate an article titled, ‘What does Mrs. Fatoyinbo know?’ The cartoon features a character desecrating the Holy Bible.

“We apologise for the offensive cartoon and assure our esteemed readers that we hold the Christian faith in high regard. We have since commenced the process of applying appropriate sanctions to the members of staff responsible, and we shall be reviewing our editorial process to prevent re-occurrence.”

A federal high court has reportedly ordered the forfeiture of Diezani's land in Port Harcourt.
Diezani Madueke
TheCable reports that a federal high court in Lagos has ordered the forfeiture a plot of land in Port Harcourt, Rivers state, belonging to Diezani Madueke, a former minister of petroleum resources.
Chuka Obiozor, the presiding judge, made the forfeiture order following an application by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
The anti-graft agency told the judge that the land, “measuring 7,903.71 – 8,029.585 square metres” and designated as Plot 9, Azikiwe Road, Old GRA (UAC Property on Forces Avenue), Port Harcourt, was reasonably suspected to part of proceeds of unlawful activities.
The commission prayed the court for an order to allow it to appoint a competent person or firm to manage the asset/property.
It urged the court to prohibit any disposal, conveyance, mortgage, lease, sale or alienation or otherwise of the asset/property.
Ebuka Okongwu, counsel for the EFCC, argued that the judge had the power, pursuant to section 17 of the advance fee fraud and other related offences Act 2006, to make the forfeiture order.
After listening to the lawyer, Obiozor granted the forfeiture order as prayed by the lawyer.
Last week, the court had ordered the forfeiture of jewellery and a customised gold iPhone belonging to Diezani.
The items were valued at $40 million.

The presiding judge magistrate Sadam Habib sentenced them to three months in prison each or fine option of five thousands Naira each.
 
File Photo
 
A Magistrate Court number one sitting in Dutse on Wednesday sentenced the 48 women who were recently arrested by the state Hisba command to three months in prison for prostitution.
 
The presiding judge magistrate Sadam Habib sentenced them to three months in prison each or fine option of five thousands Naira each.
 
He said the commercial sex workers pleaded guilty to the charges labeled against them and were consequently convicted and sentenced.
 
DAILY POST reported that the Jigawa state Hisba command arrested 48 suspected commercial sex workers and confiscated over 37 carton of alcohol at Gujungu market in Taura local government.
 
The suspects were arrested on Saturday at a popular Gujungu market in a joint operation conducted in collaboration between the Hisba command and Nigerian Police Force where 48 suspects arrested, 30 were females while 18 were males.
 
It would be recall that the state Hisba Commander General Ibrahim Dahiru Garki said the suspects were handed over to police for investigation after which will be charge to court for prosecution.
 
Hisba command is a Sharia law enforcement agency fighting against immoral act within the society.

The lawmakers resolved to 'urge the Federal Government to ban the production, importation or circulation of Sniper insecticide, a product currently used to commit suicide.'
 
 
The Nigerian Senate has urged the federal government to ban the production, importation and circulation of Sniper insecticide in the country.

This is part of the resolutions the lawmakers adopted on Tuesday.

The resolutions follow a motion by Theodore Orji (Abia-PDP) on the rising cases of suicide in Nigeria.

Mr Orji argued that cases of suicide are on the rise because many could not ‘çope with the overwhelming situation of life which could be financial problems; death of loved ones; broken relationships, which is very popular amongst the youths in Nigeria; or serious illness; they choose suicide as an option.”

He said. “The Senate observes that suicide could be prevented particularly when family, friends and close relatives of the person contemplating suicide provide support, either by way of encouragement, listening to them and keeping them safe by staying around them, removing means of committing suicide such as knives, ropes, dangerous drugs and chemicals especially sniper;

“The Senate regret that many people commit suicide out of ignorance and situations that could be addressed; and the people in the position to help, encourage or assist ignore to do so thereby leaving them to commit suicide at will.”


Contributing, Albert Bassey Akpan (Akwa-Ibom-PDP) urged his colleagues to input as part of their constituency projects programmes to locate and cater for people suffering from depression.

In his contribution, Imo West Senator, Rochas Okorocha, called for the creation of a Ministry of Happiness to curtail the rising cases of suicide in Nigeria.

The lawmakers resolved to ‘urge the Federal Government to ban the production, importation or circulation of Sniper insecticide, a product currently used to commit suicide.’

The resolution is a contribution to the recent ban of the manufacturing of small bottles of ‘Sniper’ by NAFDAC. The agency said the ban became necessary because of the recent wave of suicide across the country has been linked to the intake of Sniper.

Óther resolutions are that the National Orientation Agency and the Ministry of Health should urgently create awareness on how to control stress and depression and establish trauma centres across the Federation.

The lawmakers also urged the Federal Government through the National Universities Commission to review the school curriculum and come up with compulsory courses that will enable student place value on their lives and detest suicide.

Adopting an additional prayer moved by Oluremi Tinubu (Lagos-APC), the Senate urged the Ministry of Education to ensure schools have counselling departments.

The doctor first detected the possible defect when Cameroon held a pre-tournament training camp in Qatar and subsequent examinations confirmed his suspicion.
 
 
Cameroon Striker, Joel Tagueu, has been withdrawn from the country’s squad at the ongoing Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) in Egypt after a medical examination revealed a life-threatening heart defect in his body.
 
This was made known by the Cameroonian soccer federation in a statement yesterday.
 
According to the statement, the 25-year-old forward, who plays for Portuguese club Maritimo, had an anomaly in his coronary artery detected by team doctor, William Ngatchou, which risks his life if he were to continue as a player.
 
“On the advice of the doctor, the coach (Clarence Seedorf) has decided not to risk the player, who is leaving the tournament,” the statement read in part.
 
The doctor first detected the possible defect when Cameroon held a pre-tournament training camp in Qatar and subsequent examinations confirmed his suspicion.
 
“The news was greeted with a lot of sadness in the camp. The staff and the players could not hold back their tears,” the statement added.
 
As Cameroon have yet to play their first game at the tournament, they can still replace Tagueu.
 
The holders begin the defence of their title against Guinea Bissau in Ismailia today.
 
The risk of heart failure during the game is an emotive issue for Cameroon, whose midfielder Marc-Vivien Foe collapsed and died while playing for the Indomitable Lions at the 2003 Confederation Cup in France.
 
Foe, only 28, collapsed on the field and lost consciousness during the semi-final against Colombia at the Stade de Gerland in Lyon.
 
After attempts to resuscitate him on the pitch, medics spent 45 minutes at the stadium’s medical centre trying to restart his heart, and although he was still alive when he arrived there, he died shortly afterwards.
 
He was later found to have suffered from hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, a heart-related disease.

A corps member observing her NYSC in Ekiti State, Oghomwen Omoruyi Honour, has died.

The Mass Comm. graduate of Auchi Polytechnic died on Monday, June 24, 2019, shortly after complaining of headache.
According to reports, Honour later took paracetamol but soon after that, she started convulsing and foaming from the mouth. .
She was said to have died before they could get her to the hospital. Honour had recently redeployed from Adamawa State to Ekiti State, so as to be closer to her base in Benin, Edo State.

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