Phctelegraph E-copy VolII. No 002

Preparing
for Sim
Bro Felix Obuah
Prof. Ngozi Odu, running mate
Continued on Page 12
Siminalayi Fubara, Rivers PDP flagbearer

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Front view of the Port Harcourt International Airport, Omagwa. Now a den of ai ticket racketeers
... The inside story of ticket racketeering
By David Ejiohor

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ASUU President, leads lecturers to the classroom.
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Buhari presents ... Continued from Front Page
PresidentMuhammadu Buhari,
Former President Goodluck Jonathan,
others standing erect
Governor Nyesom Wike
receives the award from
President Muhammadu
Buhari
Diginitaries exchanging
friendly banters at the
venue
Governor Nyesom Wike... Making the difference

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Senator Magnus Abe
George Nwaeke
Mrs Aguma
Governor Nyesom Wike responds to the plight of flood victims

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Iyorchia Ayu

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Rema's 'Calm Down' and
Hand' reach new peaks
Laycon
Laycon becomes
member of
Grammy voting
committee
Talib set to drop new EP 'Unmixed Feelings'
Continued on Page 9
BBNaija ex housemates

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Bola Tinubu

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Atiku jittery over Wike
recognition
Dum Dekor

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Continued from Front Page
Professor Ngozi Odu
The Lord promised that the world shall not be destroyed by water, but water from the bowels of the earth is ravaging everywhere
have turned into
waterways used by boat
owners in several parts of
the State where water
levels have reached
dangerous heights to
convey villagers to the
few remaining homes that
have not been displaced.
Thus far, there has been
no reaction from the
Ministry of Humanitarian
Affairs and none from
NEMA .
There is also no indication
that there is any kind of
collaboration between

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to get wet, while it takes 10 to 30
seconds for younger women. Other
things that may affect response time
include:
· Smoking
Like in men, women get wet when
blood flows to the genitals. This means
that the clitoris and the vulva swell,
making the vagina react by releasing
fluid and becoming wet. So if you're a
constant smoker, what it does is to
block the small arteries that carry blood
to your vagina.
· Yeast infection
Yeast infection affects your ability to
get wet by messing with the bacterial
balance of your vagina. During
intercourse, the vagina becomes more
and more irritated the more the woman
has sex. Although the symptoms are not
always the same with every woman.
· Medication
Flu, allergy, and asthma medications
can cause your vagina to go dry during
sex. Hence, you should do all you can
to keep yourself healthy so that you
don't have to take some of these
medications. But if it happens that you

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Jamie Carragher

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